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EQUITABLE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
In addition, unequal access to such services, such as for rural populations and disadvantaged groups, could be improved through more equitable financing.
It also means addressing equitable distribution of the technologies that are developed, with special moral priority given to the disadvantaged, impaired, and poor.
In breadth tests, this rarely leads to misinterpretations; in choosing test items, an attempt is always made to achieve an equitable distribution over various domains.
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