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hand (of a lock, etc.)
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handicap A race in which the horses are assigned different amounts of weight to carry, according to their respective abilities and past performances. In theory, the purpose is to have all horses reach the finish line at the same time.
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handicap (See Disabled Individual.) HUMAN RIGHTS DISPENSATION: NYS Executive Law, Article l5 Section 296, 12 provides that an employer may make extraordinary efforts to increase the employment members of those minority group members which have a disproportionately high unemployment rate. Implementation of this provision is subject to approval by the Division of Human Rights.
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handicap A system often used when racing mixed fleets of boats to attempt to even out the different performances of the boats and enable boats that have different performance capabilities to race fairly against each other. There are various different methods for applying the handicap to a boat's score or time in a race, one such is the RYA 's Portsmouth Yardstick scheme.
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handicap A method of equalizing competition by allowing a certain number of strokes to a golfer competing against a more skillful player. The handicap is computed from a golfer's previous scores.
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