What are some of the facts and figures behind it?
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WalletHub compiled a list of staggering Oktoberfest facts and figures.
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You don't need facts and figures; you need a hug!
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So emotional, apparently, that facts and figures count for little.
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They are focused and diligent, poring over their facts and figures.
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What should we take away from all these facts and figures?
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Facts and figures flow freely from the annual gathering in Switzerland.
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These facts and figures slay a lot of left-wing urban legends.
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"They were presenting facts and figures," White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said.
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You'll probably have seen the facts and figures on "gamer" ages before.
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Romanticizing is fun, but make sure you're also grounded in facts and figures.
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You can ask for definitions, worldwide times, facts and figures, and so on.
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Include as many facts and figures as you can to support your point.
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Here, he presents them with spreadsheets and showers them with facts and figures.
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Mr. de Blasio cast himself as a leader in command of facts and figures.
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Beyond the cataloging of these facts and figures, the situation in Australia defies description.
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Trump relies on the same tactics: He fabricates facts and figures on an industrial scale.
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The 22019 Alzheimer's Association annual Facts and Figures Report provides a sobering public health reality.
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Amanda Clark, an historian, can spout all the pertinent facts and figures about St. Louis.
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Mr. Sutter, sensing that his facts and figures were not helping, was at a loss.
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The beginning of Mr. Settis's book is its own plague of terrifying facts and figures.
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So regularly look for basic facts and figures, which will help you understand the situation.
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Greece must hit its reform targets, Greece must fulfil the facts and figures in its budget.
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READ MORE: Aung San Suu Kyi: The Lady in facts and figures Who will be president?
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Here are some facts and figures about the election in the country of 1.3 billion people.
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He rolled out a slide with all the facts and figures in case you doubted it.
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It is not enough to challenge Mr Sanders's facts and figures, or quibble with his tactics.
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There's a lot more to the difference in pay than the top-line facts and figures.
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Here are some facts and figures of the election in the country of 1.3 billion people.
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In any book so crammed with facts and figures, small errors are bound to creep in.
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As it turns out, these facts and figures become very important to Avery's murder trial in 2007.
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Now I'll never be able to remember my facts and figures now, oh Donald how could you?
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In June, 1942, he replaced the Office of Facts and Figures with the Office of War Information.
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Every day, an array of fascinating facts and figures graces the pages of The New York Times.
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Moreover, it is neither worthwhile nor necessary to store too many facts and figures in your mind.
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Take a look at the facts and figures of this year's Oscars, with a little help from WalletHub.
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That leads to the third principle: schools receiving public money should publish facts and figures about their performance.
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Today's youth are online, up to date, in the street, and on point with their facts and figures.
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The onus is now on the music industry to publish some detailed facts and figures of its own.
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While that is surely promising, we should look at more than facts and figures when analyzing veterans employment.
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He pulled out facts and figures and demanded to know why the two candidates were ignoring the problem.
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In this way, Ms. Story's unconventional approach provokes responses that a traditional facts-and-figures discussion might not.
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Yes, she gave a slide show, and yes, she satisfied academic tastes with plenty of facts and figures.
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The same goes for facts and figures in other subjects; don't know who someone was in history class?
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Here are some basic facts and figures: The falloff in financing isn't just limited to the private market.
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Presumably, an advocate for domestic violence survivors like J.K. Rowling has some awareness of these facts and figures.
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Teaching not rote facts and figures, but instead teaching students the paths to find this knowledge on their own.
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But what he wielded was an assortment of alternative facts and figures that served to pervert rather than persuade.
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His advisers see it as a waste of time to try to fill his head with facts and figures.
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Markham infuses her narrative with facts and figures and policy particulars without ever once getting tangled up in them.
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Readers interested in facts and figures about abortion should look at the statistical picture from the authoritative Guttmacher Institute.
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The Asana flotation is going to be big news, so let's get all our facts and figures straightened out.
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Smith's style was to cut through confusion by presenting detailed facts and figures, particularly in response to Trump's deceit.
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With Trump, however, the recitation of positive facts and figures sounded like a full-throated refutation of his critics.
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"She not only has a deep background on facts and figures, she's thought deeply about the issues," says Sen.
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The right visualization can focus a jumbled heap of facts and figures into something concise, captivating, informative, persuasive, or misleading.
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Publishers GraphicDesign& quizzed 2,20173 designers from the US and the UK to compile some facts and figures about the industry.
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Publishers GraphicDesign& quizzed 2,000 designers from the US and the UK to compile some facts and figures about the industry.
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From first-time nominees to all those snubbed, here are the facts and figures to know about this year's lineup.
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These are facts and figures — a funding round was this size, or the CEO of a company is this individual.
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The two men again disagreed, though Reschenthaler praised Higbie for coming up with "facts and figures" to support his case.
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Facts and figures are spewed, and graphics are shown to illustrate the film's life-or-death view of climate change.
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In October, 1941, he issued an executive order establishing a new government information agency, the Office of Facts and Figures.
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AD: I see that when you were CEO for the period of 15 years have the facts and figures here.
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He seldom delegates authority, and he has a solid command of the issues, especially energy, where he recites facts and figures.
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Beyond all the facts and figures, let's not forget that the Trump administration's policies have done little for the average worker.
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But I think by and large, when you look at the overall facts and figures, the industry itself is very positive.
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But I think by and large, when you look at the overall facts and figures, the industry itself is very positive.
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We've rounded up some facts and figures — both good and bad — about the Rio Olympics and compiled them into one handy chart.
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Here are some key facts and figures about modern slavery and human trafficking worldwide: Writing by Arantxa Underwood, Editing by Claire Cozens.
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The facts and figures also support the idea that free markets and private industry innovation are capable of achieving better environmental outcomes.
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Here are eight facts and figures that reveal the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the restaurant industry in the US.
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Despite the facts and figures, there remain powerful players who could scuttle this lifesaving initiative before the legislature's session ends this month.
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Besides, my correspondents keep telling me that arguing policy on the basis of facts and figures is arrogant and elitist, so there.
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The facts and figures While $560 million may sound like a lot, it's far off the billions funneled into America's Silicon Valley.
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Will any of the above facts and figures change the minds of those who think America's best days have come and gone?
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I told Konesni I had reached out to the State Department for some facts and figures for this article, but hadn't heard back.
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But what is being tested is never a student's "prosocial attitudes" or "consistent attendance"— instead it's how well they memorized facts and figures.
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At least in Cleveland he gave facts and figures to give us the sense that he believed he needed to earn the presidency.
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And with that momentous milestone comes a great excuse to share plenty of facts and figures about the show's nearly century-long history.
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It'll be at least a few weeks before we start getting those facts and figures — but for now, Prius, you're on notice. h2.
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While both sides in this debate cite facts and figures, conspicuously lacking — until now — has been any reliable social science on the issue.
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Some clinics are even holding "lets chill" egg-freezing parties, inviting guests to take in facts and figures along with Champagne and canapés.
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Facebook said it planned to issue a report with aggregate facts and figures such as which advertisers spent the most on political ads.
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Calculated leaders rely heavily on facts and figures in their decision-making, which makes them good at discovering and finding solutions to problems.
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Below is a look at some of the facts and figures he cited that were accurate, false or could use some additional context.
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"I want to make sure that you know all the facts and figures and understand that the road ahead is very difficult," Musk said.
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Winner: Bolt EV Now, here's one where I get to let my own personal design taste, rather than hard facts and figures, rule out.
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Users decide how long they wish to spend in each scene, making them the passive directors of their own consumption of facts and figures.
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No matter what the facts and figures say, his job, from the White House's perspective, is to defend the President against the hostile opposition media.
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He thinks they should avoid dismissing public anxiety by spouting facts and figures, which preaches to the converted but confirms sceptics' fears about detached elites.
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One where the worker bees of Brexit known as sherpas can focus on facts and figures and ignore the emotions in both Brussels and London.
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Now the company has released a new report on the state of pre-seed funding, and it is chock full of interesting facts and figures.
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At Theaster Gates's "But to Be a Poor Race," his inaugural show at Regen Projects, historical facts and figures are reincarnated as works of art.
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In addition to providing a new image for the monument, the animation will relay alternative tellings, facts, and figures about the history connected to it.
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She was, unsurprisingly, very well prepared — using a slew of facts and figures to not only make her positive case but also to slam Trump.
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The leather-bound book was a popular almanac, containing various facts and figures, and belonged to Philip J. Schuyler, the son of a Union College founder.
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Then IRS revenue auditor Michael Welch piled on about the very same facts and figures that formed Manafort's alleged lies on five years of tax returns.
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The biggest message given to the umbrella-covered crowd at the March for Science in Washington, DC, however, was not one of scientific facts and figures.
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But as anyone who has experienced overwhelming anxiety can attest, it is not likely a response based on logic, facts and figures, or realistic threat levels.
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Americans spend billions of dollars every year for agencies to create encyclopedias of environmental facts and figures far more detailed than is useful for agency decisionmakers.
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The result is as educational as it is resonant, foregoing facts and figures to instead focus on the personal side, emotionally imploring viewers to think practically.
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Forget the facts and figures of how the president-elect hopes to use tariffs, fees, remittances, and whatever leverage he frankly can to recoup the money.
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The program can dissect a financial report the moment it appears and spit out an immediate news story that includes the most pertinent facts and figures.
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His answer began with facts and figures, matching key points from a Deloitte study on London: the capital already had 40 percent Europe's headquarters of tech companies.
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Here are some facts and figures about antimicrobial resistance (AMR), which experts fear will lead to dangerous superbug infections in people for which there are no medicine.
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Here are some facts and figures from the report:- - Global fish production peaked at about 238 million tonnes in 22015, 143 percent of it from fish farming.
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So before you start pinching pennies to save up for leech therapy or make your appointment for a placenta facial, arm yourself with the facts and figures.
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The agency used questionable facts and figures in its justification for why it should ditch the rule, and is now soliciting public comment on a possible replacement.
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Though the juggernaut musical "Hamilton" is bursting with facts and figures from the American Revolution, there's a whole other, less obvious history that underlies its every performance.
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The census data, called the American Community Survey, is released in yearly intervals and is filled with facts and figures about how the country's demographics are changing.
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But amid her nearly 294,0003 words that are now part of the Congressional Record, Ms. Pelosi also cited some facts and figures about immigration policy and history.
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Though surrounded by technological dazzle and eye-popping facts and figures, the heart of "The Believers Are But Brothers" is three stories based on real case studies.
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In an age of documentaries that throw around facts and figures and ultimately leave little impression, these films are more vital than ever, both politically and aesthetically.
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But the reason voters' estimates are orders of magnitude away from reality, according to Williamson, isn't ignorance about the facts and figures — it's ignorance about the jargon.
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This wasn't just a class where you learned facts and figures to get tested, this was a class where you put what you learned into life changing practice.
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The discount grocery chain famously doesn't do much in the way of advertising or promotion, meaning a lot of the store's facts and figures are hidden from view.
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As my colleague Bryan Bishop wrote last month, MoviePass has in the past been "grossly deceptive," strategically misusing facts and figures about how much revenue its users drive.
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With the no-hitter tally reaching 19903, here is a look back at some facts and figures around one of the most celebrated (and quirky) feats in sports.
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It's an incredibly powerful and very real fear — one that is immune to facts and figures about low immigrant criminality and rejects any question of policy trade-offs.
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And I get sent facts and figures and stuff, and if you read the stuff I've read about how female laborers are being treated in farms, ranches...it's chilling.
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As the actor gathered facts and figures to empower his son, he tells Fonsi, he realized he was also helping himself to heal from the racism he has suffered.
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Here are some facts and figures on the crisis: ** Since 2014, the conflict has killed more than 10,000 people, including 403,500 civilians and forced 1.6 million from their homes.
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The facts and figures of gun violence are by now familiar, since they enter the public consciousness every time a mass shooting is sufficiently horrific to become national news.
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While it can quickly become very depressing to spend time in these facts and figures, depression is hopeless, and I truly believe that through artificial intelligence there is hope.
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Here are some key facts and figures about Ebola: - A total of 2,1003 people have been infected in the current Ebola outbreak in Congo, of whom 1,813 have died.
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The delay in seeking answers to cognitive decline is not surprising, according to a survey included in the Alzheimer's Association's 2019 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures report, released Tuesday.
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Charles Hudson has a bit of advice for startup founders preparing to pitch potential investors — focus less on the facts and figures and more on telling a good story.
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Ryan, with his shirt sleeves rolled up and using a video screen with facts and figures, held what he called a "townhall-style" presentation for reporters on the proposal.
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We have done the tough stuff, looked at all the facts and figures, and worked out which sites are the best options for every single type of woman out there.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Though science is a go-to discipline for facts and figures, sometimes art is required to really drive a point home in tangible terms.
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Google kicked off the Android segment of its I/O developer conference this year as it has in the past with a list of new facts and figures to tout.
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Andrés Reséndez, a history professor at the University of California Davis, has written a marshaling of damning facts and figures about enslavement and resistance that stretch back to Christopher Columbus.
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The result was a "Remain" campaign that relied on facts and figures to drive their message, and a "Leave" campaign that stoked British unrest through evocative messaging based on emotion.
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What's important to know about this experiment is that Broockman and Kalla weren't studying an ordinary canvassing conversation (the type where a stranger spews facts and figures in your face).
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With his shirtsleeves rolled up and wearing a wireless microphone that allowed him to move around, the speaker rattled off a stream of facts and figures and clicked through PowerPoint slides.
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In a tidy infographic, Blizzard showed how much work has gone into its beloved first-person competitive game and shared some fun facts and figures about how much players have contributed.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Policymakers in developing nations may not know enough facts and figures about problems facing women and girls to help reach gender equality, research showed on Wednesday.
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"Tell us the facts and figures and prove that Haitians will not be deported back to an unsafe situation," Benjamin Johnson, the executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said.
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Toensing pushed back against claims that the investigation is based on second-hand information this week, saying the FBI's investigation is "firmly based on facts and figures and analysis," not hearsay.
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To celebrate the end of this year, and the beginning of another, WalletHub compiled a list of fun facts and figures about New Year&aposs Eve and New Year&aposs Day.
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This means sharing their ideas and challenging their opponents based on the facts and figures, instead of engaging in grade school playground bad behavior that we watched dominate the 2016 election.
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Two sovereign nations may be sharing one common message: Do not let the facts and figures distract you, putting your country ahead of international cooperation will bring us back to better times.
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Here are some facts and figures from the human rights group's 2015 review of the rights situation in 160 countries and territories: * More than 60 million people were displaced from their homes.
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I went back to Kosovo for a second round of interviews, revisiting some of my original sources, and seeking out government officials and investigators in order to pin down facts and figures.
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The idea is to allow people to better take advantage of Alexa's quickly improving Knowledge Graph – its informational database containing general knowledge facts and figures that Alexa uses to answer users' questions.
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When talking to agricultural laborers about climate legislation, Franks says, representatives from Community to Community eschewed scientific facts and figures in favor of asking about people's perceptions of the world around them.
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He came armed with facts and figures for any question I had regarding his record, often offering up points even when they were only tangential to the topic we were focused on.
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He (not always, but often enough) finds that sweet spot between being a personality led YouTuber and someone who actually crunches the facts and figures around a given game into a palatable formula.
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The report has already been criticized for expressing more opinion than scientific facts and figures, however its core contention that current dietary advice is not functioning as intended is hard to argue with.
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If you're facing someone like a Chris Christie, you can show him all the facts and figures you want—he's entrenched in his position and he's going to fight you tooth and nail.
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You can easily make a pie chart in Excel, which is a great way to make numeric data appreciable at a glance, without the need for a deep dive into facts and figures.
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To provide intelligence to consumers, and presumably whip up business, some clinics are hosts to "lets chill" egg-freezing parties, inviting guests to take in facts and figures along with Champagne and canapés.
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The more I've been talking about climate change in public, the more I've realized my urge to counter that by giving people facts and figures and graphs and equations, that doesn't really work.
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Below are some facts and figures on the current bull market: * The eight-year run for the current bull market is the second longest in history, behind the one that lasted from Oct.
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Here are some facts and figures on attacks on aid workers around the world in 2015: - There were 148 attacks recorded in 25 countries, a drop of 22 percent from 190 in 19973.
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"I can promote that we have these difficult discussions on top of the correct facts and figures—many of which I didn't personally grasp until I started working on this film," he told Gizmodo.
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To celebrate this spooky day, WalletHub compiled a list of fun facts and figures about Halloween, and how it's celebrated in the US.More than half of Americans — 68% to be exact — plan on celebrating.
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Among the torrent of facts and figures released by UEFA before the final was the announcement that of the 1,878 blood, urine and serum samples taken in doping tests since January, all were negative.
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These facts and figures show that, despite all the pessimism, the 2016 Rio Olympic Games are shaping up to be a success for everyone: athletes, tourists and mainly Cariocas (as we call Rio residents).
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From the time that she was an only child in southern New Jersey, living with her mother, grandmother and two unmarried aunts, Conway tells Time, she was "precocious," good with numbers, facts and figures.
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In November, he had presented a study on the costs of corruption in Mexico, confirming with facts and figures something that nearly all Mexicans knew in their hearts — that corruption was crippling the country.
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As you watch Trump's address, here are some facts and figures about the "blood and treasure" toll to keep in mind: President Obama declared an end to U.S. combat in Afghanistan in December 2014.
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I was partly trying to counterbalance Alan's tendency to imagine a dark fiscal future in which we were always broke and overextended, even when the facts and figures of our joint assets said otherwise.
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Listen to the latest episode of Biscuits, VICE Sports' hockey podcast NO MORE SAP STAT THINGIES — Nothing says excitement and pageantry and fun like some dorky-ass facts and figures about some dude's stats.
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According to updated numbers in the Alzheimer's Facts and Figures report, the cost of Alzheimer's care in the United States in 2016 is expected to be $236 billion, an increase of $10 billion since 2015.
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What most impressed me was the keenness of her mind and the vigor with which she delivered her message, augmented with facts and figures like a lawyer in her prime winning the case at hand.
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I know Cure fans that could write a better biography than me, because they're so obsessed with the facts and figures that they have them all in their head and they could write it perfectly.
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The data from Tuesday's audit was published on a new government "Ethnicity Facts and Figures" website, which will be kept up-to-date by a specialist unit, the prime minister's office said in a statement.
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"I think he's done a bad job on crime," Mr. Trump said in an interview before his visit to Britain in July, although one expert dismissed Mr. Trump's attack as selectively choosing facts and figures.
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In this treasure trove of facts and figures, Isenberg tells the story of its script, casting, production and the inevitable squabbling over credit, all by way of accounting for the film's surprising and enduring popularity.
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The election might, however, hinge on the support of people who have good private coverage and would be nervous about making a leap into the unknown, no matter how many facts and figures Warren deploys.
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The business world often gets caught up in facts and figures — and while the details and data are important, the ability to dream, conceptualise and innovate is what sets the successful and the unsuccessful apart.
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Saudi officials I've met who work with him describe him as a human dynamo, consuming spreadsheets and Powerpoints, spitting facts and figures, setting a high bar for everyone in his employment and expecting results pronto.
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Bart Bonikowski, a professor of sociology at Harvard, argues that in the contemporary political climate, the fear of cultural disruption has become so pervasive on the right that realistic facts and figures make little difference.
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From the start, Mr. Rubio, 44, has operated under the assumption that his relative youth and lack of executive experience required him to display the firmest possible command of facts and figures, of ideology and geopolitics.
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According to the 28500 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures report, in 6900, unpaid caregivers of people living with Alzheimer's and other dementias provided an estimated 2628 billion hours of care valued at more than $28503 billion.
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" But Mr. Trump, he said, was "cherry-picking particular facts and figures not so much as a means to shed light on the phenomena but as a means to attack Khan, who has previously attacked him.
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Facts and Figures When every news cycle brings a fresh opportunity for an off-the-cuff civics lesson, it's useful to have funny, factual books about the United States close at hand to ground the discussions.
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While many of the answers include rehashed facts and figures, the responses shed some new light on how the companies approached the threat of countries like Russia trying to use their platforms to influence U.S. politics.
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" James Boys, a British political historian, said of May, "She was put in a very difficult position," especially when Trump appeared to call on her at times during the news conference "to substantiate his facts and figures.
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In 2017, caring for people with Alzheimer's and other dementias will cost the U.S. an estimated $259 billion, including $175 billion paid by Medicare and Medicaid according to the Alzheimer's Association 2017 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures.
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Consider what that acceleration tells us: That Trump is retreating more and more into a reality of his own making, a reality that bears little resemblance to what we would all agree are established facts and figures.
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She offered a technical response to a deeply emotional issue From the start, Nielsen was all facts and figures -- all aimed at making the case that family unit arrivals, particularly from Central America, have soared in recent years.
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These bizarre facts and figures come from a newly released Pew Research analysis of every comment submitted to the FCC, which in turn illustrates just how chaotic the comment process has become in the age of automated electronic submissions.
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Amazon's economic dominance — made clear by the staggering facts and figures in Mr. Bezos' letter — makes the billions of dollars in tax breaks and incentives that have been offered to Amazon by job-hungry cities look even more ridiculous.
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That's all that's new with the Bolt for this show, but there are many months before the first production vehicles end up in dealerships — we should hear much more about options, configuration, and final facts and figures before then.
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A different hot-button topic (the National Health Service, the economy, education) dominates the headlines each day, with facts and figures from each camp feverishly dissected by Twitter's political commentators and the rabbit hole of the MailOnline comment section.
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"Like any story, we are scrutinizing every statement from our elected leaders and others to ensure their words are accurate when describing the facts and figures about the Baltimore region," publisher and editor in chief Trif Alatzas said Friday.
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On Monday, the White House staff rolled out an elaborate raft of social media-friendly content, including a special GIF and several watermarked images bearing facts and figures, to celebrate 500 days, a milestone that few presidents have highlighted.
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I had it in my head for a bit that the signing window was precisely 72 hours, but a quick spin through my draft to confirm some facts and figures revealed that, technically, the signing period doesn't last for 72 hours.
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But he uses that for such a good end to speak the truth, to point out facts and figures that others don't know or don't take the time to look into, to promote justice in a way that advantages everyone.
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As we mark President Trump's first 100 days in office Saturday, let's take a look back at some of the most noteworthy facts and figures on how he tackled his first 100 days on Twitter — and how Twitter tackled him.
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I was full of facts and figures, and she said, you know, 'if you are lying in a ditch, with a truck on your ankle, you do not send someone to the library to find out how much the truck weighs.
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Here are some key facts and figures about the on-going conflict which is nearly three years long despite a formal peace accord last year, and has resulted in as many as 21,23 deaths and the displacement of 13 million people.
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Former U.S. officials argue that Putin will come to the July 16 Helsinki summit armed with facts and figures, flaunting a familiar narrative of Russian grievance and probing for a way to get something from Trump for little or nothing in return.
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Details and facts and figures that people need to know as Americans, so the administration and the media each vast platform, ours are much bigger frankly which is probably also bothering some of these other folks in their rakings and their revenues.
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Yeshimabeit Milner and Lucas Mason-Brown are the co-founders of Data For Black Lives (D4BL), an organization that compiles facts and figures to try to makes sense of black people's individual and collective experiences as an act of social and political resistance.
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Hard and reliable statistics are hard to come by when it comes to the illicit market in people, but here are eight key facts and figures collated by international organizations as the European Union (EU) marks Anti-Trafficking Day on Oct. 18.
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The Souls of Poor Folk, an audit of research I helped compile at the Institute for Policy Studies, provides facts and figures on the stark realities faced by the 140 million people in the United States who survive as poor or low-income.
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MALBAIE, Quebec, June 8 (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker rejected on Friday President Donald Trump's complaint that the European Union has treated the United States unfairly in trade, saying he would try to change the president's mind with facts and figures.
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"We will explain this through facts and figures, that this is not the right view one should have on this topic," Juncker said before the start of a summit of leaders of the United States, Canada, Japan, Britain, Germany, France and Italy.
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But this kind of language was utterly absent from the Remain campaign before the Brexit referendum, where leaders were too embarrassed or fearful to show such emotional support for the European Union and instead tried to make their case using facts and figures.
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On Monday, clutching inch-thick binders full of facts and figures, artists, teachers and nonprofit workers clustered in meeting rooms at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, discussing the best ways to ask lawmakers not only to preserve the funding, but also to increase it.
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As the UN Special Envoy on Tuberculosis and the former U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator overseeing the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), I have become an expert at presenting facts and figures to justify expenditures on AIDS and TB. And that's fine.
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And, for me, that's part and parcel of this continuous argument we have over numbers and facts and figures and the data and information that we're gathering, as though this is some kind of argument that has to be won before we do anything.
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And so while Musk's presentation was filled with impressive physics, simulations, and facts and figures about how the Interplanetary Transport System would work, it contained very few specifics about how much the architecture would actually cost and about how SpaceX proposes to pay for it.
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Here are some facts and figures on humanitarian aid, prepared annually by Development Initiatives, which is due to release a full report in June: - Total international humanitarian assistance in 25 was $2677 billion, the highest recorded volume and an increase of 12 percent from 2014.
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The latest facts and figures on the rise of podcasting come courtesy of the just-published 2019 edition of The Infinite Dial, an annual survey conducted this January and February put together by Edison Research and Triton Digital, an audio technology and advertising company.
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"A lot of times on television you hear a lot about terror attacks and you see facts and figures and burning buildings and statistics but I think there's another side to it which is what it really means to live through something like this," he says.
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If you look closely, you can kind of suss out that there's something amiss; even though all the facts and figures about the car are surprisingly realistic for a completely imaginary vehicle, the copy isn't very well-written, and the renders of the car aren't quite perfect.
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One of those big nights that etches itself into the long term memory, chiseling away at facts and figures that've been lodged there since pre-pubescence, making way for your mate who is trying to chirpse a girl in a club while wearing sunglasses and a bandana.
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"You have to have a White House that's engaged in the issue and is able to show with facts and figures that no, this is actually going to help the middle class," said Jon McHenry, vice president at North Star Opinion Research, a Republican polling firm.
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Caroline Criado Perez's "Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men" is no rant, just facts and figures: For instance, voice recognition software is generally set to a male pitch — and 70 percent more likely to recognize the male than the female voice.
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Eddie N. Williams, the son of a hotel housekeeper who as the head of the nation's leading black think tank for more than three decades marshaled facts and figures to advocate the political and economic advancement of black people, died Monday in Bethesda, Md. He was 22015.
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"When we get to D.C. next month, we will have some real facts and figures — on job creation, economic impact — besides just arguing that funding the arts is good because it's a good thing," Mr. Kipe said, adding that the arts had bipartisan support in Kentucky.
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Amassing facts and figures, crunching numbers and then twirling the data like so much linguine, the team led by Dr. Licia Iacoviello of the IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Mediterraneo Neuromed soon discovered that pasta was not the big bad wolf within the food pyramid (as Americans like to think).
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ET on NBC (operating on a one-hour delay) (CNN)As the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially kick off with the opening ceremony on August 5, here are some key facts and figures to celebrate the first Olympic Games hosted by a South American country.
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President Barack Obama's staff would often prepare him with names and biographical details of people he would be encountering, news updates on the latest developments on an issue, and facts and figures he might want to cite in discussing it, according to Jen Psaki, his former communications director.
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"I have made it clear to our legal team that even as we debate facts and figures in the course of this case, we must do so with the utmost respect not only for our women's national team players but for all female athletes around the world," Cordeiro said.
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"I have made it clear to our legal team that even as we debate facts and figures in the course of this case, we must do so with the utmost respect not only for our Women's National Team players but for all female athletes around the world," he said.
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"It was done in a very good way, and the decision was made on the facts and figures, not on a wink and a nod," said Victor Montagliani, the president of the Canadian Soccer Association and of Concacaf, the regional confederation of which the United States is a member.
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Here are some facts and figures about Helmersson, 46, H&M's first female boss, who replaces the founder's grandson Karl-Johan Persson as he moves to the chairman role: ** Helmersson graduated with a master's degree in international business administration from the Umea School of Business and Economics in 1997.
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The first lady shared a few facts and figures before they blasted the single "This Is for My Girls," produced to raise money for the cause, featuring Kelly Clarkson, Janelle Monáe, and... suddenly there was Missy Elliott, rocking a tangerine Yankees cap and diamond bling, jump cut into the backseat.
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Here are some facts and figures to compare this typhoon with the one that hit Japan then: - At least 2190 people were killed in Typhoon Hagibis that left vast sections of towns in central and eastern Japan under water, with another 2120 missing and 2750 injured, public broadcaster NHK said.
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According to "Cancer Facts and Figures 2628," the American Cancer Society estimated that 28503,22019 new cancer cases would be diagnosed among children ages 0 to 14 in the United States in 2017 and 1,190 would die from the disease; cancer incidence rates have been rising slightly each year since 1975.
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I hope the ACLU will take some time to better understand that individuals like Mr. Dakwar, far from being paragons of virtue and defenders of civil rights, are nothing more than the latest in a long line of hateful individuals, who twist facts and figures to hide their thinly veiled anti-Semitism.
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"It is just about having those discussions and sharing the facts and figures, too, with the personal stories about how this will impact all of the senators in their home states, because this is an issue being faced by every American as they look at caring for their loved ones," Ernst said.
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Trump has not yet faced the inevitable disclosure, as his opponents muster facts and figures, that he cannot deliver all that he has promised: water in California, the elimination of the national debt, lifting the economy's annual growth rate to 6 percent, bringing back the coal industry and the complete obliteration of the Islamic State.
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I may not have broken any Guinness World Records this St. Patrick's Day (an idea that dates back to 1925, when the managing director of Guinness commissioned a book of facts and figures designed to settle all pub arguments) but I have made a bloody big dent in the malt and barley reserves of East London.
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I simply wanted to eliminate the dull droning on about facts and figures — whether it's snowing or raining, how cold it is, what we do for work, how long it takes to get to work, where we went to school — all those things that we think we have to talk about with someone new but that tell us little about who the person really is.
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The novel coronavirus, which has now popped up in at least 2115 countries and killed more than 21918,143 people worldwide, poses a vexing problem for the government's national security apparatus, which has to protect its own workforce even as it races to analyze the threat, combat misinformation promoted by hostile governments, and inform a president not known for his command of facts and figures.
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Standing at a podium decorated with a variety of facts and figures on the Mueller probe -- and with the words "NO COLLUSION" and "NO OBSTRUCTION" featured prominently -- Trump went off on Democrats (and the media) for, among other things, their alleged inability to accept the fact that he had done nothing wrong in regard to Russia or Mueller's investigation into that country's attempted interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Here are some key facts and figures: Sources: NASA, CDC, ISET-International, ISET-Pakistan, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), NCAR, WHO, Verisk Maplecroft, Climate Vulnerable Forum, International Centre for Climate Change and Development Reporting by Thin Lei Win, editing by Megan Rowling; Please credit the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers humanitarian news, women's rights, corruption and climate change.
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The document kicks off with a series of facts and figures designed to impress upon the reader the need for autonomous driving, and its potential impact in terms of making roads safer (94 percent of U.S. accidents were human-caused, for instance), economics ($594 billion in costs related to accidental death and injuries per year) and mobility (79 percent of Americans 65 and older live in communities that require cars to get around, basically).
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Horton ends Australia's long wait for 400 freestyle champion Swimmer Proud's disqualification to stand Brownlee brothers rue injury after failing to medal in triathlon Schoeman sprints away from Brownlees, Duffy wins first gold 'Gutted' Pearson withdraws in blow to Gold Coast Games Camilla was tired, not 'bored' at opening ceremony - organizers Athletes to watch at the Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Games facts and figures Australian Olympic champion Mack Horton won the men's 400m freestyle gold at the Games with compatriot Jack McLoughlin taking silver and England's James Guy winning the bronze medal.
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