Adding to the gloom is another statistic (or another face to the same statistic).
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Yet like fellow climate-porn addicts, he cannot resist piling statistic on dismal statistic.
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Just like that, Savitri became another statistic — actually, she didn't even become a statistic.
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What's striking is both the statistic and that Hinge's team is measuring that statistic.
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Now, respond to the following questions about the statistic you selected: What was your first reaction to the statistic?
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But I guess my point is this: The statistic that one in five women is sexually assaulted on college campuses is a highly dubious statistic.
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Facebook cites a statistic of 1.7 billion people worldwide who don't have access to financial institutions, a statistic that originates with the World Bank's Global Findex Database 2017.
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Speed is one reason — you're racing through history witness by witness, ghastly statistic by statistic — but you're also charged up by how the movie's voices rise and converge.
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When a statistic no longer does so, it's time to find a new one — not to come up with a convoluted rationale that tries to twist reality to fit the statistic.
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One statistic here ... KS: Don't wear bike shorts, anybody.
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I thought I'd be an exception & not a statistic.
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Asked about the 0% statistic, Mogahed offered a nuanced interpretation.
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However, that statistic flipped during the week of January 29.
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And this statistic does not fully capture their growing activism.
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Still, that "one in a million" statistic Apple brags about?
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Many in the business find that statistic to be unreliable.
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Really allow that statistic to become a part of you.
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Some policymakers even complain that the statistic is too low.
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And here's a really telling statistic that has been validated.
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It is a fact and statistic based look at pregnancy.
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But it requires going much, much deeper than one statistic.
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In this statistic, the U.S. trails most of Western Europe.
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He fought a valiant fight, but he's a statistic now.
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Also, considering Brooks claimed the first statistic was from the
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Tesla has repeatedly cited the statistic in defending the system.
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For some of these students, that is not a statistic.
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That's a scary statistic," McDonald said Wednesday on "Trading Nation.
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"I understand people believe I'm just a statistic," Antwon wrote.
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For many, the unemployment rate is an abstract economic statistic.
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My parents worried that I would become a statistic here.
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The trailer for Student Athlete trots out a grim statistic.
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No mosquitos were going to turn me into a statistic.
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One Key Statistic: Antonio Brown versus (fill in the blank).
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This is perhaps the scariest statistic that I'm aware of.
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By statistic or eye test, he looks pretty well cooked.
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Unsurprisingly, the core of Trump's argument is a bogus statistic.
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Still, the new statistic could be a boon to advertisers.
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I asked Klein if he thought the statistic was reliable.
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The statistic would have come from the National Weather Service.
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One statistic in Duffy's piece captures why Kemp remains favored.
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The department expects to publish a prototype statistic next year.
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What questions are you left asking after reading the statistic?
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And in that very statistic, the indelible impression of Tuskegee.
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But that statistic does not include children 12 and under.
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That kind of statistic helps justify huge technology sector valuations.
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This is a statistic that Ms. Brennan hopes to change.
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Every time I used, I risked becoming an overdose statistic.
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They're at or near the bottom of every defensive statistic.
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Of all the evidence I uncovered, one statistic stands out.
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But critics say that statistic has become a cruel joke.
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Another puzzling statistic: There are a ton of jobs available.
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And that statistic continues through the '30s and the '40s.
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That number is the same as the statistic for 2014.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described a statistic.
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I became a role model instead of a national statistic.
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Sarai said she felt sickened by the statistic — yet unsurprised.
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"I don't want to become a statistic," Ms. Moy said.
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As any empiricist knows, the voluntary and uncontrolled nature of these filings means any statistic computed from it is inaccurate, and the most skewed statistic of all is the simple count of yeas and nays.
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Funeral after funeral and awful statistic after awful statistic, there is a sense that there has to be a better way — and by looking at the evidence, many have come to support medication-assisted treatment.
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Last year, that statistic had risen to about 20%, Cushman said.
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But success doesn't always have to be shown as a statistic.
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So Jesse, there was one statistic that just blew my mind.
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Crammed between lines of tiny type, you'll find your statistic: 2,721,786.
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In urban areas such as Shanghai, the statistic climbs to 68%.
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LTV: Shannon, you've been looking into the particular statistic of bisexuals.
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It's not a great statistic for L.A., but it's the reality.
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None of us are immune to this devastatingly life changing statistic.
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Smith's statistic about "96 percent of search results" has been debunked.
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She mentioned that statistic on Friday night after Trump criticized her.
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A likewise unnamed Roskomandzor employee confirmed the statistic to the newspaper.
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I feel that we are going to improve in every statistic.
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The grim statistic is that 1,500 people die each year waiting.
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None of us are immune to this devastatingly life changing statistic.
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Yet in 2013 it lost its designation as a national statistic.
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And that statistic holds true even in conservative and religious communities.
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One statistic from Herrman's report stands out: Advertisers adjusted spending accordingly.
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This is a disturbing statistic for those involved in consumer lending.
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To say that Natia's defied every statistic doesn't do him justice.
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The proof can be a fact, a statistic, or a trend.
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That's an astounding statistic — so astounding that it seemed literally incredible.
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Perhaps the most important statistic should be an institution's graduation rate.
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Another statistic you cite is the trend toward demolishing project housing.
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But that statistic doesn't necessarily capture the impact of the law.
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I'LL GIVE YOU A STATISTIC THEY GAVE ME AN HOUR AGO.
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For instance, organize your speech into two stories and a statistic.
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"I just don't want them to be another statistic," she said.
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Each one shows the time and at least one activity statistic.
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Basic statistic theories and techniques are explained using real-world examples.
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After analyzing salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistic, Salary.
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By the time you read a statistic, chances are it's outdated.
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To many, he'll be a statistic: Tennessee's second Covid-related death.
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Or he can invent a new statistic that proves his worth.
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No other statistic in the match was as black and white.
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This is the most important statistic in American politics right now.
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That statistic has not been the only blow to Baltimore's image.
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"I remember him saying he didn't want to be a statistic."
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In Kandel, a town of almost 10,000, Mia is no statistic.
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Trump is technically right here but he's using a misleading statistic.
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This story has been revised to remove an incorrect burger statistic.
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Here, eight world premieres each year is not an unusual statistic.
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It's the leading, daily economic statistic that's watched closely by everyone.
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That's a statistic that the company acknowledges it needs to improve.
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The second thing is—what does the statistic actually refer to?
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Many people have heard this statistic at one time or another.
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"A single journalist is a tragedy; ten thousand Yemenis is a statistic".
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I might be taking a ridiculously optimistic view at a bad statistic.
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That statistic is 66% higher than last year's total through December 7.
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That statistic refers to global revenue coming from organic traffic to AshleyMadison.
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So it began to dominate the world on a very grim statistic.
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Later, an adviser said, he began incorporating the statistic into his speeches.
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Take one choice statistic — the unemployment rate — and look at the Midwest.
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Statistic results tend to be synchronized with the national and global economy.
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The big picture: If the 5.5% statistic sounds jarring, you're not alone.
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On Monday, Trump cited a statistic that, taken by itself, sounds alarming.
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One click is a tragedy, but a million is a profitable statistic.
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The statistic comes from a Nielsen company audience report from last year.
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Let's also pause and remember that every statistic is a singular life.
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This piece has been corrected to accurately represent the Gallup poll statistic.
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Her tweet also flips the script on the statistic from the report.
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I was not going to be a tally mark for that statistic.
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Some attributed this dismal statistic to the dirt track's being too deep.
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What's a good statistic or analogy to point out that it's not?
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This statistic is true if you went to college in the 1970s.
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One statistic suggests that 200 million children worldwide face sexual violence annually.
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This statistic also underscores the public's high expectations for body-worn cameras.
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Indeed, this statistic alone is proof that it most certainly does not.
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This statistic isn't a signal of systematic sex discrimination in our economy.
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I wanted a better life, where I wouldn't be just another statistic.
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Or do you think it was, and that's just a meaningless statistic?
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And with such a high statistic, it's time to start supporting survivors.
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"That statistic is absolutely not true," she argues, anger in her voice.
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BOBBY KOTICK: Surprising statistic, but 50 percent of our customers are female.
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A much more telling statistic for Beathard was his four personal turnovers.
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Let's take that statistic about the decline in poverty among black men.
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An earlier version of this article misattributed a statistic about egg freezing.
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The statistic hints at what the white mainland students are going through.
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But the statistic Trump tried to exploit Tuesday isn't one of them.
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That may not be as heartening a statistic as it seems, however.
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This grim statistic doesn't bode well for how Campaign 2020 will unfold.
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The statistic assigns more weight to the players with more at-bats.
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The last statistic points to another factor in Europe's revival: Donald Trump.
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The qualifications are a mouthful — and arbitrary — but the statistic is ubiquitous.
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Peer reviewers don't verify every single quote and statistic in a book.
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That's the lowest rate since Hagerty started tracking the statistic in 2008.
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But the only statistic that really matters, any fan knows, is wins.
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But imagine a world in which that statistic leant the other way.
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In a similar statistic, adjusted yards per attempt, Rodgers leads at 8.37.
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In a similar statistic, adjusted yards per attempt, Rodgers leads at 8.37.
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But we should also understand that this dismal statistic redounds to us.
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That's a chilling statistic for any manager, especially in a tight labor market.
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The statistic is one that underscores YouTube's efforts to dominate the digital space.
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That statistic represents the first time that card payments have overtaken cash ones.
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However according to at least one analysis from economists, this statistic is true.
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"It's a staggering statistic and we hope the number comes down," Taylor said.
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" Facebook is now replacing that statistic with a measure called "Average Watch Time.
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That statistic says it all: We have literally never had it this good.
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There is no easy way for the statistic agency to resolve this issue.
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One astounding statistic in my mind is the USA Today best-seller list.
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"I'm kind of happy that I didn't become a statistic," Walker told WDIV.
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The text then fades, and the next statistic, this time from Hinge, appears.
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It's also a statistic that puts the African elephant on course for extinction.
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Which user would try to film a crime only to become a statistic?
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I did not want to be that statistic, like a lot of people.
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Please use my stolen voice and make sure it never becomes another statistic.
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That statistic didn't change much over the study period from 2005 to 2012.
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By using a year-over-year statistic, Trump is obscuring the broader truth.
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Here's another alarming statistic: bank deposits are up 0.7% in the first quarter.
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In the UK, this statistic has actually been pretty widely circulated for years.
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It's a staggering enough statistic to warrant some deeper research into this condition.
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Apple has been able to tout this statistic for almost a decade now.
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That statistic comes from a national survey by the Annenberg Public Policy Center.
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Only after he's done explaining the statistic does he move to another slide.
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Those 272 biographies sting in a way a statistic of one million can't.
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Without treatment, I would have become a part of the staggering overdose statistic.
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" She continued with her speech saying,"That statistic has not changed since 1946.
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No, that statistic is not meant to make anyone pity the upper class.
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The statistic frustrated political and community leaders in the city and the beaches.
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The statistic represents an increase of one percentage point from the previous year.
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It's our simplest, most defining statistic: the distance between our birth and today.
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The commonly cited statistic is that 41 percent of transgender people attempt suicide.
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That's a pretty disheartening statistic if you are an entrepreneur in the industry.
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"I do not want my granddaughter to be another suicide statistic," she wrote.
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It's a simple set of data to crunch, but each statistic was important.
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Today, I'm a statistic for confirmed cases of the coronavirus in New York.
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Another statistic often cited in the physician wellness conversation is the suicide rate.
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That's the largest drop since 2003, when the firm started tracking the statistic.
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It is that sort of statistic that translates into support for the AfD.
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That last statistic points to the reason the kingdom has not completely collapsed.
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Brooks told the audience that a single statistic explained why conservatives had lost.
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I often tell people that I am among the statistic of the uninsured.
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But do not turn Nipsey Hussle into a black-on-black crime statistic.
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The statistic he offered to prove this point, however, is not quite accurate.
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The nine other playoff teams held the top nine spots in that statistic.
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This negative statistic made the Mets the losingest baseball team in modern history.
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That statistic still understates the military gap between the United States and China.
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She found that, and I'm going to botch this statistic, but it was something crazy like 90 percent of people would rewrite or not post what they would have originally posted [According to ReThink, the actual statistic is 93 percent].
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" Trump did as much when he addressed the people of Detroit Monday morning at the Detroit Economic Club, where he spouted off grim statistic after grim statistic about the city, which, he said, "was once the economic envy of the world.
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She found that, and I'm going to botch this statistic, but it was something crazy like 90 percent of people would rewrite or not post what they would have originally posted [ According to ReThink, the actual statistic is 93 percent].
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Among several baseless criticisms, Goldberg declares that I fail to mention a prominent national rape statistic, stating that she learned about this statistic from the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network, an important advocacy group that runs a hotline for victims.
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One statistic is omitted from the list: the number of opposition parties is zero.
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"Keep in mind that for every statistic there is a personal story," she urged.
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Patty Murray shared a powerful statistic about how many people the organization has helped.
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Stalin said one death is a tragedy but a million deaths is a statistic.
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If it were a true statistic, it would probably create a very different environment.
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By May, the NHTSA was publicly distancing itself from Tesla's use of the statistic.
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That statistic alone does not prove Levet's theory, but suggests it has some validity.
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Though I did start that way, I was fortunate not to become another statistic.
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Together they cite a frightening statistic: 800,000 people will die by suicide this year.
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China's statistic bureau will release second-quarter gross domestic product figures on July 15.
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The Statistic Office said growth was mainly driven by construction and increased household spending.
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The company wants to boost that statistic to between 38% and 42% by 2025.
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The 96% statistic he cited appears to have come from PJ Media, a blog.
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The even better news came from a statistic called the labor force participation rate.
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Indeed, that seductive statistic can even be found on the Department of Education's website.
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It did not specify whether the statistic referred to normal use or involving accidents.
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According to statistic agency Eurostat, the eurozone's economy grew by 1.2 percent in 2019.
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STEVE LIESMAN: just an objective statistic here, which is that world trade has declined.
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That's the blunt statistic closing "The Ivory Game," Netflix's latest foray into original documentary.
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" Clark cited a statistic that "280 Americans are killed by gun violence every day.
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There seems to be no tragedy nor grim statistic powerful enough to end it.
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A definitive statistic is hard to find because it is so difficult to gauge.
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It is easy to forget that each statistic is more than just a number.
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That's an accurate statistic, but it doesn't capture the complexity of the wage gap.
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" DeJack disagrees, according to the texts posted by Zhu: "That is not a statistic.
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Colby Wallace, a dad from Seattle, Washington, has taken that sobering statistic to heart.
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"I asked you for a statistic," Glenn Thrush, of the New York Times, pressed.
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Whip that statistic out next time someone nags you about not having kids. 43.
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The Panthers sit 28th in the statistic so far this year, at minus-153.
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Despite this statistic, there are many good reasons for college graduates to be optimistic.
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Clinton's success with women is a statistic largely driven by her popularity among minorities.
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It's a shocking statistic that certainly warrants an attention-grabbing stunt of this nature.
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Picture all the boys and men you know, and then breathe that statistic in.
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But you can tell whether it qualifies as a claimed fact, statistic, or trend.
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That's an incredible statistic, and speaks to the often-overlooked scale benefits ETFs offer.
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There is no way the current docket of malpractice suits reflects this appalling statistic.
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I have to say, without Hannah, I most likely could have become a statistic.
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"It's very hard to talk about it because there is no statistic," said Chong.
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By every measurable statistic, Americans are working too much and being paid too little.
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By my count, 73 percent of the pages in this book contain a statistic.
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That is a sobering statistic but we have technologies that will make a difference.
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Their commitment has led to the impressive statistic of a 100% college acceptance rate.
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"No one ever cites a statistic or fact as what they remember," Martin says.
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That remarkable statistic epitomized the team-first approach the team has embraced all season.
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So any statistic focused on sexual violence is a conservative estimate in my opinion.
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That statistic doesn't provide much confidence to those worried about missile threats from abroad.
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Because of an egregious error at the hands of police, Nakiea became a statistic.
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That statistic is false and based on bad science, as Brynn Tannehill explains here.
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Jennings scored 16 points, a team-high and an inauspicious statistic for the Knicks.
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But the state's leaders ought to remember another statistic from that poll — 64 percent.
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Here's another statistic: Young people support Democratic candidates by a 2-to-1 margin.
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Trump has correctly cited this "26 years" statistic in the past without questioning it.
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If the labs found a match, they were required to report a match statistic.
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This statistic indicates the odds that the match is a coincidental or innocent match.
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The drop off of users ages 18 to 24 has surely impacted this statistic.
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He was not such a statistic — he went to private school, for God's sake.
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While the 420% statistic is a fun coincidence, don't expect it to last long.
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An earlier version of this essay misstated a statistic from the writer's baseball career.
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Luce writes in fluid prose, moving from a telling statistic to a striking quotation.
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WAR is an imperfect statistic, but it tries to encompass everything, including ballpark factors.
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A BBC2 documentary titled Murder in Milwaukee also played up the same sensational statistic.
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But numerous studies have shown that this eye-opening statistic is a fiction. A
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And we won't know that really until April when we get their GDP statistic.
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"Chucky was just another statistic," said Sherri Kittrell, the director at the activity center.
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I told him that he was going to become a statistic and walked away.
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He remembered a statistic from the news that Philadelphia averaged a murder a day.
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One commonly cited statistic is that 97 percent of climatologists agree on global warming.
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That statistic prompted Gorga to ask Teresa why Joe was continuing the appeal process.
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And we must remember this: no woman, no matter her race, is a statistic.
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But, the New York Times article "A Statistic That Gives A Real Idea of Potency" explains that the secondary average (SA) is considered by some to be a better statistic to describe performance since it includes extra bases, walks and stolen bases.
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But if you're planning on hooking up, you should probably consider a pretty substantial statistic.
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"It may be time to change that then," said Rosberg, when reminded of the statistic.
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"It's a shocking statistic," said Hanan Simhon, vice president of Holocaust Survivor Services at Selfhelp.
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Trump cited the same statistic in a tweet defending the travel order on Monday morning.
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The most striking statistic is the sheer amount of electricity needed to run the system.
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For many that statistic might provide closure on what was a bitter and forgettable election.
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On Thursday night, he added one very small — but remarkably significant — statistic to his name.
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Tamblyn considers this statistic a clear reaction to the resistance women face after coming forward.
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And Stoddard's statistic, that the "colored races" outnumbered whites, did not alarm the black demographic.
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The timeframe for that statistic is December 2017 to December 2018, CNN reported this week.
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But not even extreme wealth and constant security kept her from becoming an assault statistic.
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Responding to critics of the Affordable Care Act, the labor secretary touted a significant statistic.
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The Patriots went 0-for-11 on third downs, a statistic that surely bothered Brady.
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Don't become a statistic, remember the 5 Ps - Pills, Paperwork, Plastic (money), People, and Pets.
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Now it takes 19 years, according to a Resolution Foundation statistic that Judge called "shocking".
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Natia probably evaded the last headcount, but he fits the bill for every faceless statistic.
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I read a statistic somewhere that 90 percent of ginger kids are bullied in school.
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"We caution against taking any one statistic, any one piece of market information," he said.
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This is particularly hard to stomach considering that major statistic was from seven years ago.
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That statistic is really sad, and yet, not as surprising as I wish it were.
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This last statistic, total income divided by total followers, is a good one to watch.
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While some have challenged the suicide statistic, no one doubts Gilbert's commitment to the military.
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But perhaps the most interesting statistic about Framebridge is how young their customer base is.
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I remembered that statistic that eventually proved true for too many of our former classmates.
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"We are approached as being a statistic ... that we're part of the problem," she says.
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But Holle, who believes that statistic is misleading, set out to crunch some other numbers.
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That eye-popping statistic comes from a new report in the medical journal The Lancet.
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AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT IS THE KEY STATISTIC DETERMINING WHAT OUTPUT PER HOUR IS THAT'S PRODUCTIVITY.
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But if you had to choose just one statistic, it would be gross domestic product.
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A telling statistic, it shows that many would rather a court stop this from continuing.
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation plans to make that statistic a thing of the past.
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"I was becoming a statistic because nobody listened to me," Rathburn told The Greenville News.
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One statistic shows why Andrew Yang is an ideal running mate in the Democratic primary
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A second exploratory analysis on self-reported patients had an accuracy (c-statistic) of 71%.
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But the most disappointing statistic in this month's numbers is the labor force participation rate.
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It was RBI No. 2 for Bruce, who leads all NL outfielders in that statistic.
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That's a 235 percent increase in apprehensions — the opposite of what the administration's statistic suggested.
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I just want to feel like I'm normal, not some abnormality or a rare statistic.
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We're also reporting on an ominous statistic from the CDC concerning overdose deaths in America.
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What's more, the gap is a statistic that changes during the life of a worker.
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For every positive statistic indicating racial reconciliation, there was one indicating stagnation or even decay.
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R219 — Pronounced r-nought, R193 is the statistic that describes how contagious a disease is.
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The statistic has been tracked to 1871 — five seasons before the National League was created.
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Mistura added that the death toll was his own estimate, not an official UN statistic.
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That statistic should be music to the ears of fans in Denver, Philadelphia and Tennessee.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to a statistic about pay by gender.
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It is this kind of catchall statistic, Collier's defenders argue, that best expresses her value.
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The statistic is based on a study cited by the Finnish broadcaster Yle in 2017.
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But the 90 percent statistic shows that many people inflate how they compare with others.
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But the 663 percent statistic shows that many people inflate how they compare with others.
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This false equivalence depends largely on a spurious statistic that should never have been published.
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A favorite statistic is the decline in airfares to and from Memphis since the merger.
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As a result, the metric of "police-recorded crimes" is no longer an official statistic.
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Another yardstick, the Crime Survey for England and Wales, is still considered an official statistic.
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On Pro Basketball Perhaps you've seen the stunning statistic that's been making the N.B.A. rounds.
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The Royal Statistical Society recently named this grim figure their International Statistic of the Decade.
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That statistic may be true of a few small businesses, but not the vast majority.
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This statistic changes only when the ratio of women to men is even or reversed.
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But the 17 percent (and dropping) statistic really got my attention as a political observer.
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He would've been a statistic like a lot of students who drop out of school.
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The Gaels were first in the WCC and second in the nation in that statistic.
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It's well-documented that girls are reading more than boys, a statistic of increasing concern.
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It's a crime that is costing U.S. businesses $50 billion annually, according to Statistic Brain.
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An earlier version of this column misattributed a statistic regarding young Americans' views on democracy.
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But when she disappeared, she became something else, too: a name attached to a statistic.
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It may not be an encouraging statistic, but Achuthan isn't predicting a full-blown collapse.
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Girls have a statistic, perhaps evolutionary, advantage over to boys when it comes to survival.
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But RAINN did not generate this statistic; an advocacy group does not perform epidemiological surveys.
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Aniello, for her part, only found out about that depressing statistic a few weeks ago.
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Silicon Valley does not treat black people like people, it treats them like a statistic.
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Eric: I don't remember the government statistic that defines a sexless marriage, but we're close.
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She may be part of the one in eight statistic of people diagnosed with infertility.
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For me, that's a very emotional thing, because speaking of Hidden Figures, it's a hidden statistic.
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Most people have heard the statistic that "2100 percent of climate scientists agree" on climate change.
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But the key to the market's upward momentum may be in a related statistic: Revenue growth.
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But citing that statistic as a measure of the state of the US economy is misleading.
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That, to me, is a much more worrisome statistic than what's happened with the stock market.
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I know, I always come back to porn, but I find it an incredibly interesting statistic.
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Back in 2011, that statistic was three years and seven months, so detection rates are improving.
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Contributing to that statistic were Thunder centers Enes Kanter (19 points) and Steven Adams (15 points).
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Reading that statistic should be more comforting than a cozy blanket on a cold winter's night.
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It is not unfair to say that America's policies have directly contributed to this horrible statistic.
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Total time spent on Instagram ever could be a terrifying statistic that might drive users away.
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That statistic, which comes from the charity group Oxfam, is a bit of an annual tradition.
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Instagram's latest statistic says there are more than 400 million people using the social media platform.
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This is a significant statistic from a human rights perspective, as well as an economic one.
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The statistic service reported this month that the Russian economy grew by 2.3 percent last year.
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This grim statistic surpasses the 883 Los Angelenos killed by the Griffith Park Fire in 288.
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The 90 percent statistic cited above becomes more impressive when the results are broken down further.
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Despite this deeply troubling statistic, 34 women's shelters have been shut down due to government cuts.
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You can make a moment count or you let that moment count you as a statistic.
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"You know 22 veterans commit suicide every day," said Brantley Gilbert, of an oft-quoted statistic.
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Like 30-40% of people, according to a National Health Statistic Report from the CDC. 3.
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The first statistic demonstrates that Google's steering wheel-less prototype might indeed be holding back autonomy.
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But the irreplaceable contribution—and a more illuminating statistic—is Parker's sustained assault on the rim.
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"I was almost a statistic," says Jones, who began taking swimming lessons shortly after the accident.
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" Sivula quoted a popular statistic: "Finland is a country of five and a half million people.
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This statistic was one that I never truly understood until I was facing the same dilemma.
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For the second time in three games, Pujols passed a baseball icon in a career statistic.
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There is no perfect statistic to encapsulate everything a player has to offer, but Basketball-Reference.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a CNN request for comment about the statistic.
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While the statistic he cited on Twitter is correct, it also appears to be an outlier.
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All weekend, ESPN's sports business reporter, Darren Rovell, tweeted out one money-related statistic after another.
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From the Senate, Klobuchar cites this stark statistic: More than 1,900 men have been U.S. senators.
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For example, he cites a statistic that 30,000 people worldwide were killed by terrorists in 2015.
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But there's a statistic behind the unemployment rate that tells a different story about the economy.
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An earlier version of this article contained a quotation that misstated a statistic about college education.
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But you may not have noticed because of another, more important, statistic: Falcons 24, Buccaneers 21.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described a statistic about Dutch traffic deaths in 1971.
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Another important caveat: The statistic does not include people who have given up looking for work.
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Opinion An Op-Ed article on Thursday about heart disease misstated a statistic about breast cancer.
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That choice, more than any statistic or regulation, is what most sets the United States apart.
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Not just a statistic Numbers are meaningless to the mother of a child who's been killed.
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Defending his decision (again) at a news conference the next day, Pederson cited that exact statistic.
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So far, it seems, the Cubs should have paid more attention to a different statistic: walks.
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One baldfaced presidential lie, once exposed, is an outrage; a thousand such lies is a statistic.
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Even if the one out of five statistic is imprecise, isn't one assaulted woman bad enough?
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Cass's statistic also includes room and board along with tuition, which, again, many students don't pay.
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The statistic uses wins above replacement to assign weight to the importance of the injured player.
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Adjusted for calendar effects, the growth rate was 2.5 percent last year, the statistic office said.
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A statistic related to the shrinking market is the rising age of fans in some sports.
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So the best statistic reflecting such a sentiment has to be candidates' favorable and unfavorable ratings.
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But even he has a problem with the statistic that has so helped his bottom line.
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She considers the statistic an invitation for shoppers to find bras that work, not an admonition.
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That's when Bezos found a staggering statistic that sparked an idea to start his own business.
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The more relevant statistic is the percentage of people who are participating in the labor force.
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To make an analogy to a commonly cited statistic, 50 percent of marriages end in divorce.
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Sometimes, one statistic says it all: Wind turbine technician is the fastest-growing profession in America.
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This is an amazing and disturbing statistic and a window into the president's mind and mood.
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Westbrook's season has a chance to be historic because of one magical statistic: the triple-double.
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I mean, one statistic after another, that's honestly just what President Trump calls a good start.
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All details related to power access, including the statistic on open gas stations, had been removed.
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Perhaps a sidebar statistic box with a count for either left or right bias would help.
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Charting nearly any economic statistic shows that today's economic strength represents a continuation of that trend.
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Still, taking everything into consideration, there's no statistic that says a severe regression is especially likely.
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And I don't know what the statistic is, but most of the employees are under 30.
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The educated fool, by relying exclusively on this one statistic, mistakes lottery tickets for investment opportunities.
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If you don't think you or your kids need to learn coding, consider this statistic from Code.
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According to Statistic Brain, almost $23 billion worth of hoverboards were sold in the U.S. last year.
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But that doesn't mean these races in Florida aren't close enough to become part of that statistic.
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The one statistic I never understood was the 22 veterans a day that take their own life.
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Another grim statistic can be added to the list: more than one in five Venezuelans are undernourished.
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Valeria and her father, Oscar Alberto Ramirez, are more than a statistic because we have their picture.
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Scientists are encouraged to look at even the most widely accepted statistic or finding and question it.
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YHL: There's the old saw that one death is a tragedy while a million is a statistic.
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The state exported more than $3003 billion worth of goods in 2012, the most recent statistic available.
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One key statistic Donald Trump's campaign will be watching in exit polling is his standing with women.
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"Even with all those hippies out there?" one San Antonio resident said when confronted with the statistic.
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One pleasantly surprising statistic newly reported is that longtime stream viewers tip considerably more than new ones.
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That is a pretty depressing statistic, considering how much of our lives we spend in our jobs.
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That statistic includes the reported gang rape in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn that occurred on Jan.
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Let's talk about the way people die in hurricanes so you can avoid becoming a tragic statistic.
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A statistic has politics that reach outside of the game code, like a ghost in the machine.
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Fuck, the statistic on how many pedestrians get hit by cars per year is even more horrifying.
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If you're not smart about staying safe online, it's not all that difficult to become a statistic.
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But it's also a statistic that belies Facebook's effective domination of ad dollars on social media worldwide.
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"Bill, am I gonna check every statistic?" he asked Fox News host Bill O'Reilly at the time.
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Before she started the program, BeeLee says she was afraid she was about to become a statistic.
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"The glaring statistic that stands out is 1 to 218," Davidson coach Bob McKillop of the rebounding.
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A statistic that was used was that 'much less than 1%' of our patients will get addicted.
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It's us -- those with power -- who should be ashamed of our failure to reduce that tragic statistic.
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Remarkably, the study had a 100 percent participation rate—an almost unheard-of statistic within this field.
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If that's not a jaw-dropping statistic that demands attention and action, I don't know what is.
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A choice statistic from this case: Countrywide charged some borrowers in foreclosure $22010 to mow their lawns.
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No. The relevant statistic is again perinatal mortality, and on that measure, the countries are roughly equal.
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Mom was determined to make sure I wasn't another single-parent-living-in-a-council-house statistic.
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The weaker-than-expected statistic was attributed to distortion from the impact of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Most headlines focused on this negative statistic, and Newsweek even blamed the job losses directly on Trump.
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The study, released in May 2015 and endorsed by the Pentagon, offered no comparable statistic for men.
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The state has only hit 4 percent unemployment twice since it began recording the statistic in 1976.
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This statistic points in favor of the right's push for comprehensive tax reform and certainly contradicts Sen.
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Those who argue that running backs can be easily replaced often cite the statistic yards per attempt.
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This statistic rises to one in three women that become victims of sexual violence within their lifetime.
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THERE'S A STATISTIC THAT SAYS IN 2020 THERE WILL BE 1 MILLION NEW DEVICES ADDED PER HOUR.
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This statistic could be an important factor should several low-polling candidates drop out before the caucuses.
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This is a staggering statistic that my House Armed Services Committee colleagues and I are taking seriously.
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The overall move was the second-highest quarterly dollar drop since the Fed began tracking the statistic.
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Consider this fascinating statistic: Last year, under Obama, only 39% of Republicans said tax levels were fair.
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My 22-year-old son is part of the grim 2014 statistic: 28,648 drug deaths from opioids.
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Our work and presence is more valuable than any diversity statistic and you should recognize that. 95.
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When people die in other parts of the world we think, Oh well, that's just a statistic.
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This staggering statistic helps explain why the intention to migrate continues to rise in all three countries.
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I came perilously close to becoming a statistic, confirming the dangers the deeply depressed face come spring.
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Jones's defensive peak, from 103 to 2002, came just before Sports Info Solutions started tracking that statistic.
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This includes the imprisonment of 19 artists, a statistic that tripled the tally of 2015's report.
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Now, I'm not one of those people who think G.D.P. is a terribly flawed or useless statistic.
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" Sona Tigranyan, a 17-year-old senior at the school, said she feels "like a statistic now.
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Sharma the person, not the travel statistic, a woman whose identity contains a kind of mobility too.
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It's a surprising statistic — one that speaks to the constant state of change in the labor market.
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But that broad-brush statistic obscures the amount of ticket splitting that can and does still occur.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan breaks down the most interesting statistic you've probably never heard of relevant to investors.
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The trouble with that statistic is that it obscures all the weaknesses that lie beneath the surface.
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Even the name of the statistic that defines their success has a tinge of the dramatic: save.
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Preventing your team from falling further behind in a close game could be considered a vital statistic.
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The important statistic here isn't so much that Trump was losing (it's still early 20183, after all).
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That sickening statistic puts us in the company of human-rights violators like China and North Korea.
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You could witness this statistic in action if you watched the Jazz play the Thunder on Saturday.
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In France, business sentiment hit a 10-year high in August, the country's statistic office said Thursday.
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One statistic is fairly striking: auction sales of work by younger artists grew by 1013% this year.
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But the most eye-opening statistic for "What You See Is What You Get" is about streaming.
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But a new report from New York Magazine's Vincent Woo indicates that the statistic may be misleading.
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AVERAGE The average is a statistic that represents a central or typical value of a data set.
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I doubt this statistic was true, even 20 years ago, and I'm even surer it's not true now.
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But of course, that statistic doesn't quite capture the level of divisiveness in the 2016 Democratic presidential process.
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However, weak monitoring makes it difficult to track the most basic statistic: how many transfers have taken place.
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One statistic you'll hear quite a bit is that Alexa currently lets developers write "skills" for its platform.
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Meanwhile, 44 percent of "fatally-injured drivers" tested positive for drugs, a statistic up 28 percent from 2006.
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Let's go back to that statistic that more money was made on vinyl than was made on YouTube.
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Dorsey cited a statistic, first released in 2014, that only 5 percent of Twitter accounts are spam related.
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The latest statistic comes almost 8 months after the company revealed 400 million devices were running Windows 10.
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Facts First: O'Rourke's is accurate but this statistic requires key context in order to understand the full picture.
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So we didn't sweat orbital mechanics too much because that 17-year wait was such a significant statistic.
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A big part of this statistic is that people don't always place their trash in the right bin.
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That statistic might not come as a surprise when you look at how few women are elected officials.
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In this case, the Durbin Watson test statistic is close to 113, meaning that no autocorrelation is present.
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"It's about preparing them for the real world so they don't end up as a statistic," Payne said.
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It was like, hey, we're going to give up and be a statistic the rest of our lives.
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To change this statistic, Refinery29 — in collaboration with TNT — put women at the charge of eight short films.
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There is one notable statistic: African-American respondents were far likelier to say they'd cut spending, at 43%.
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Knowing what you're signing up for when you buy your ticket can help travelers avoid becoming a statistic.
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She referenced the statistic that just 15 percent of people majoring in computer science are black or Latinx.
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"The statistic is that one in four women will have an abortion before age 45," the actress said.
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Despite being kicked out of her home, Vianna refused to let herself become another statistic of teen pregnancy.
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The needle in her heart seemed like a statistic, like a graph of rising temperatures instead of heat.
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Perhaps the statistic most cited to demonstrate how unequal the gains have been is the median household income.
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While researching, we found this statistic that there are 1,200 happy ending massage parlors in New York City.
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Here's a statistic: On Earth, 18 of the last 19 years have been the warmest in recorded history.
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Not an encouraging statistic—but previous results suggest that it's down from 40 percent in the year 2000.
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And there's one statistic that goes a long way toward explaining why: his approval rating within the GOP.
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This statistic says it all: Just 13 states mandate that sex education provided to students be medically accurate.
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One statistic that jumped out to Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst was the Badgers' efficiency in the red zone.
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Here's a statistic: On Earth, 211 of the last 139 years have been the warmest in recorded history.
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I learned a shocking statistic recently: Less than 1 percent of venture capital funding goes to black founders.
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"It's a statistic that's at odds with the real world" wrote i-D when the report came out.
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And Uber talks about the same exact statistic but they talk about it in terms of unused inventory.
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This statistic falls in line with the recent analysis that more older users are flocking to the app.
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A widely touted statistic is that 70% of children between 7 and 18 have stumbled upon pornography accidentally.
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Apple on Friday divulged a fascinating iPhone statistic: owners unlock their device, on average, 80 times a day.
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But that doesn't mean the senate race in Florida isn't close enough to become part of that statistic.
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The date is based on the statistic that women earn about 80 cents for every dollar men earn.
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Defenders of GDP say that the statistic is not designed to do what is now asked of it.
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For the scientists, newton meters are the next big baseball statistic, measuring valgus torque — stress on the elbow.
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The commonly cited statistic is that women make up only around 11 percent of the information security field.
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It's a shocking statistic and one that climbs every year: Nearly 40 percent of American adults are obese.
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Nearly 222 percent of the marriages across India are arranged, according to research by Statistic Brain Research Institute.
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This statistic has grown over the years, in large part due to the increasing age of prospective mothers.
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But I had made a choice as a young boy that I wasn't going to be a statistic.
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Last April 55 percent of Democrats approved of her — an incredible statistic in an age of rampant partisanship.
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The farmer's share of the overall food dollar is the lowest since the statistic started 25 years ago.
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They had reached the clip of nearly 200 a day, she said, later calling the statistic an estimate.
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That statistic is equivalent to the uptick in usage observed on the first Sunday of the new year.
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Instead, he pointed to a priority that he said was more important than any position, award or statistic.
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The rejection statistic, which had been included in a statement from the Department of Education (DOE) on Sept.
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Those wells contributed $6900 billion in economic activity in 2628, according to a BLM statistic cited by MacGregor.
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You don't want to miss a great statistic that would complement a big play by Harden or whatever.
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"For black, Latinx, and other women from underrepresented groups, that statistic is even more bleak," the post explained.
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In 2017, U.S. female-founded companies raised 2.2 percent of all VC, an abysmal and highly cited statistic.
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That's the kind of statistic that keeps Ken Lyons of Ridgewood, N.J., traveling to ecosystems on three continents.
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Anecdotally, there appear to be few T's actually called (the N.C.A.A. said it did not keep the statistic).
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The most precise measure is a statistic called defensive runs saved, which was devised by Sports Info Solutions.
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A mere number, the homicide statistic is of the utmost importance for what it counts, death by violence.
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"So much of it is statistic driven and all people care about is getting a conviction," Canny said.
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They say there are more dogs in the city than children under 18, which is a crazy statistic.
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The German newspaper reported that when Merkel dropped the statistic in the parliamentary meeting, the room fell silent.
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Batting average was an overrated statistic for years, mainly because it obscured other factors crucial to run production.
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By comparison, the overall nationwide statistic was 5.3 murders per 100,000 people in 2017, according to the FBI.
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" As for demand, she told me that she had a statistic that she was fond of citing. "U.
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The intraclass correlation — a statistic that refers to how much groups agree — was 0 for the scores assigned.
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Scream too loudly about the crisis around him and he risks reducing his community to another grim statistic.
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Mr. Colbert still trails Mr. Fallon in a significant statistic — the important 18-to-5.13-year-old demographic.
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"If you see someone and have the conversation with them, they're not a statistic anymore," Mr. Steyer said.
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In this way, Raines's career resembles that of Bert Blyleven, who ranks fifth in another bedrock statistic: strikeouts.
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Oregon leads the nation by a wide margin in the statistic; Baylor is a distant second at 26.
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The Jets blocked 27 shots during the course of the game, a statistic that pleased coach Paul Maurice.
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We're here to help you make sure you're not the one responsible for such a statistic in 2020.
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Leesa is on a mission to challenge that statistic and solve the problem of youth homelessness and bedlessness.
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Their effective field-goal percentage, a statistic that gives extra credit for made 73-pointers, is up to .
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Doe, cited one of his own earlier opinions for support, and that opinion did include a startling statistic.
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It was a depressing statistic, but as Adlon said it, I couldn't help grinning right back at her.
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We've got to find a way to rehumanize people and let them become something else than a statistic.
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For too long, many scientists' careers have been built around the pursuit of a single statistic: p<.05.
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Most of us know the statistic: 52% of white women helped elect Donald Trump to the presidency in 2016.
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If you look at any socioeconomic statistic, black people are in general at the bottom or near the bottom.
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Roig echoed Bundy's statement over the phone, rattling off the statistic that in 2017 2.3 trillion messages contained emoji.
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For the Class of 2022, that statistic increased to 36.8%, according to the Harvard Crimson's survey of college freshmen.
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Last November, Donald Trump re-tweeted a horrendously inaccurate and racist crime statistic from someone who admired Adolf Hitler.
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An even more shocking statistic from the Moritz report: prosecutorial races are uncontested nearly 85 percent of the time.
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The upshot of that statistic ought to be that parents shouldn't be feeling isolated or overwhelmed by child care!
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Let me look at one economic statistic, 14 states in the United States right now have record low unemployment.
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Around 1 billion containers are shipped worldwide on an annual basis, a statistic that's not lost on criminal cartels.
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The "79 cents on the dollar" statistic doesn't mean that every woman makes 21 percent less than every man.
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That statistic is referenced freely by LA's startup community in an effort to encourage more LA-based software startups.
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To emphasize this point, Apple shared a great statistic: Its average users unlock their phones 80 times a day.
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As we are fond of saying, one statistic rarely tells the entire story, and that's certainly the case here.
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Diversity must be omnipresent and it must be truly embraced across an organization as an asset, not a statistic.
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Still, some continue to highlight the safety of semi-autonomous tech on the road today by citing that statistic.
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But the veracity of the statistic has recently come under fire, and today NHTSA distanced itself from the claim.
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Treating us as such could be a far more powerful weapon against anti-science conspiracy theories than any statistic.
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Update: November 28: This piece has been updated to reflect a revised statistic from the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative.
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But the veracity of the statistic has recently come under fire, and today, NHTSA distanced itself from the claim.
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That statistic is something that First Response Disaster Restoration Specialists out of South Bend, Indiana, is trying to reverse.
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" In a Facebook post Rowe responded: "As a young African American woman I don't want to become another statistic.
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It seems weird to have to say this so bluntly, but: Don't become a Pokémon-related statistic, etc. etc.
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Pharmacies lack 80 percent of normal products, Ceballos told Broadly—a statistic that worsens when it comes to contraception.
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But science has already determined, via the exit velocity statistic, that all three men have elite baseball-abusing ability.
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That statistic may sound pretty abysmal, but that's the highest job satisfaction has been in more than a decade.
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"Let me give you an amazing statistic," Cruz told a packed house at the Gateway Hotel in Ames, Iowa.
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"It's not really a surprise statistic," said Desmond Sim, head of research at CBRE Singapore and South East Asia.
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That statistic, however, has absolutely nothing to do with a hacker or criminal actively trying to trick the device.
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I heard this interesting statistic the other week, which feels related somehow, that young people are buying more books.
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Some college guides report this "acceptance rate" statistic outright, or it is blended into the methodology of college rankings.
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But perhaps more indicative of national disgust was the contrasting statistic: Only 22019% held positive images of both candidates.
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Speak With a Geek shut down, but the statistic kept bouncing around the internet — and it likely still will.
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"One out of three African-American men may well end up going to prison, that's the statistic," she said.
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This statistic is in line with the 2017 Pew study, which found that 34% of Republicans support Roe v.
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This is a record high percentage of Democrats calling themselves liberal since Gallup began tracking this statistic in 1994.
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At 12.9 percent, that figure is the highest it has been since Fangraphs started tracking the statistic in 2002.
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Democrats point to a different statistic to demonstrate they are being fairer to Trump than Republicans were to Obama.
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Jeff Scheib, the vice president in charge of actuarial services at Highmark, offered a statistic to illustrate the problem.
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It's difficult to say what the financial services industry can do to start nudging that low-trust statistic higher.
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Another notable statistic in the ITU report is the state of the gender divide, which is actually getting wider.
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These were films that sought to show the world that a queer person could be more than a statistic.
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That last statistic inspired the title of a fascinating new short documentary series that explores gender inequality in Hollywood.
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Especially as I've found this statistic is true across the board, not just for those who identify as women.
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Because behind every IVF statistic, there are real people who want a child more than anything in the world.
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I think two of the original authors describe some of the misuse of this statistic in this Time article.
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The statistic shows three growth scenarios for global economic impact of augmented and virtual reality from 20163 to 2020.
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That might not be a precise statistic, but don't worry — the box scores back up Rodgers' case as well.
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Mormons make up about 123 percent of the population in Utah, a statistic that doesn't bode well for Trump.
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Mormons make up about 60 percent of the population in Utah, a statistic that doesn't bode well for Trump.
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American suffering is deemed exceptional and presented with empathy and compassion; it is never a statistic or a number.
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But this alarming statistic becomes decidedly less so when you realize how many counterfeits these researchers actually found: nine.
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BEN SHPIGEL Amid all the drama over Minnesota, Louisville and Pitino family business, one telling statistic was easily overlooked.
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While you can still find websites that calculate R.P.I., the statistic is officially no more in the men's game.
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Given the numbers above, this statistic should be unsurprising: White families hold much more wealth than their black peers.
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Despite that staggering statistic, when Dr. McGrath went to look for what worked for these children, she found little.
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Here's a shocking statistic: Throughout American history, 1,917 US senators have been men — and just 46 have been women.
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This piece has been edited to reflect a correction to a statistic in this Vox piece about nuclear war.
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For McCaskill, the key statistic is the disparity between how much the US prescribes opioids and other countries do.
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This statistic, alone, puts a big question mark over the strategies deployed around the world to replace fossil energy.
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That is the most in a period since 1997-98, when shots by period became an official N.H.L. statistic.
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This statistic suggests players should not commit errors, but tennis is a game of errors much more than winners.
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A harrowing statistic: In London, 2,500 wearers of flammable crinolines met fiery deaths in the single year of 1864.
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Retailers are fixated on a pervasive statistic that says 323 percent of women are buying the wrong bra. Why?
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He is not a top-five player in any major statistic, and his passer rating of 84.1 ranks 27th.
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The oft-cited statistic is that we have lost more than five million manufacturing jobs from 2000 to 2015.
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The stunning figure is from the Royal Statistical Society, which chose it as its international statistic of the decade.
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Some 18.3% of Hispanics were in poverty in 2017, the lowest since the Census Bureau started tracking this statistic.
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This statistic reflects an industry and collective attention span that are both changing as bookstores compete with online options.
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And that statistic understates the gap, because college graduates are also much more likely to have full-time jobs.
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I know that to make that statistic drop, we need to give transgender children the opportunity to gain affirmation.
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Trump correctly cited this "27 years" statistic in July, but he then began changing it for no factual reason.
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To paraphrase Joseph Stalin, the death of one man is a tragedy; the death of millions is a statistic.
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Looking at the article and, in particular, the interactive feature, can you figure out how the statistic was calculated?
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An earlier version of the article described incorrectly a statistic about the racial demographics of Major League Baseball players.
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But the more surprising statistic is how Toronto plays when DeRozan is on the floor and Lowry is not.
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Another statistic shows that two years after heart surgery, only 10 percent of the people had changed their lifestyles.
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The statistic, which he shared during Google parent company Alphabet's earnings call, applied to all of Google's cloud business.
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I have taken measures to get help so that I may be the voice of change, not a statistic.
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As evidence of a longstanding habit, he offered the anecdotal statistic that only 21787 percent of restaurants stock grenadine.
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You say, "This is the statistic: One in five women face sexual assault on college campuses," and it gains currency.
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And while that statistic is widely cited, it's never been backed up with proof, as far as anyone can tell.
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The company has claimed the feature can reduce crash rates by 40 percent—a statistic that has been challenged recently.
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They cite an endlessly recycled (and patently false) statistic that 30% of people don't know the identity of their father.
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DENVER – An average of 20 veterans commit suicide each day—a statistic that weighs on the mind of Rich Murphy.
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According to a study from the Statistic Brain Research Institute, roughly 42% of Americans made New Year's resolutions for 343.
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"The fall in total investments is moderated by higher expected investments within electricity supply and manufacturing investments," Statistic Norway said.
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It might actually allocate budget to making taxpayers aware of Free File, and increase that dismal 3 percent usage statistic.
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Freedom from reduction to a statistic, from the prison-industrial complex churning labor and death from black bodies like clockwork?
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The most intriguing statistic they came up with, though, is that 85% of consumers who tried them, made repeat purchases.
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Every statistic, especially for large estimates like economic output, is an estimate and subject to a range of measurement errors.
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But I think the most important statistic is just how big the change was from the end of last year.
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But after switching gears to tweet a statistic about women's unemployment, the president released a statement on International Women's Day.
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An analyst for the firm was not available to provide an update on that statistic in time for this article.
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He is second on the team in scoring and in effective shooting, a statistic that takes into account three-pointers.
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A statistic I've seen is that about 50 percent of people undergoing chemotherapy experience a loss or change of taste.
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The "one in three" statistic is widely used but it's important to note that the data is a bit old.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "I'm not going to be part of that statistic," she said.
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I'd seen plenty of fat bodies, heads bluntly cropped out, to illustrate some harrowing new statistic about fast-food consumption.
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Kelly cites no statistic that suggests such crimes are happening on a wide enough scale to merit their own hotline.
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To avoid becoming a statistic, workers 50 and older need to make meaningful changes in how they manage their careers.
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The interesting statistic is in our categories, 70% plus of the purchase decisions are enabled by either mobile or digital.
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"I guess it's 1 in 12 women have this happen so I mean it's kind of crazy statistic," she says.
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But the most disturbing statistic might be that 86 percent of the guns discovered last year by TSA were loaded.
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That's the sort of statistic that should give pause to policymakers who are trying to address the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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We reduced the murder rate which is a statistic that is very difficult to fudge, we reduced it by 50%.
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How's this for a scary statistic: Studies show that kids as young as 5 say they don't like their bodies.
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Looking at Statistic Brain, over 95 percent of commuters have daily, round-trip commutes that are less than 150 miles.
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Third-quarter figures were revised to no growth from the preliminary 0.2 percent in November, Statistic Norway said on Tuesday.
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The most depressing statistic of all is that only six out every 1,000 rapists will spend a day in prison.
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The new statistic takes internet adoption in the country to 57.7 percent, with 788 million people reportedly mobile internet users.
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When he heard that statistic about his home country, Matus correctly deduced the reason: more drivers distracted by mobile phones.
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Let's take a look at the statistic that's always trotted out to convince women we aren't rightfully valued at work.
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Lead author Vasanti Malik warned that this statistic might be inflated because people could have switched from drinking regular soda.
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Instead, the statistic reflects the wide variation in the way healthcare is delivered to older adults around the United States.
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News outlets jumped all over the statistic that more than 90 percent of students surveyed had done such an exam.
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"My son is another victim and statistic of the incompetence of the (Division of Children and Family Services)," she said.
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West chose this title to represent the Department of Justice statistic that someone is assaulted every 98 seconds in America.
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"The intent is to honor the people who never make the news, except as a statistic," Slater said by phone.
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We then counted each production's number of standard deviations above or below the mean, a statistic called a "Z-score".
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In two years covering India, I've cited the statistic of 900 million unconnected Indians more times than I can remember.
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The Hoosiers shot 16-of-18 from the foul line, a statistic that left Crean befuddled with his team's effort.
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Ros-Lehtinen told reporters that Trump has a "warped mind that would turn this statistic into fake news" about himself.
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Overstock got this statistic by looking at the percentage of overall revenue from each state that came from cryptocurrency purchases.
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This sobering statistic sheds light on the fact that America is embroiled in the largest drug epidemic in US history.
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Numbers are part of the sports experience—especially for fans of baseball, which seems to have a statistic for everything.
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On Sunday night, the official Netflix Twitter account shared the following, mind-boggling statistic — and asked a very pertinent question.
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The statistic, which came from FBI data, was included in the March executive order and used in administration talking points.
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In other words, a VPN can stop you from becoming a statistic, plus many of these apps offer kill switches.
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Even among those people who accept the statistic, most assume that high infant mortality is because of poor prenatal care.
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It's a statistic about passivity, which is just what a democracy in the era of Trump can no longer afford.
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Nationwide, immigrants comprise over 25 percent of employees in construction, and the statistic is even more impressive in urban areas.
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Part of the reason for this drastic statistic is that gonorrhea can often go undiagnosed, and thus is easily spread.
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Bpaet is merely a statistic; it's estimated that 80 percent of children in Isaan live with grandparents or extended relatives.
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If you're acquainted with financial markets, you've probably heard the statistic that 2200 to 2000% of day traders lose money.
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"I do not want to be a statistic in a body bag," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The statistic is so clearly a byproduct of a society that stigmatizes, discriminates, and harasses transgender people far too often.
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She could not shake the image of herself as a statistic — a high school dropout — and yearned to escape it.
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Where we've lost is super local, community newspapers, and there's a statistic that 2100,300 local community newspapers have gone away.
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The statistic measures how far each pass travels; any yards the receiver gains if he catches it are not counted.
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He leads in "usage," a statistic that calculates how many of a team's plays are run through a particular player.
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By 1985, that statistic was reversed, with more than two-thirds of our protein coming from animals, primarily beef cattle.
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Luhan Yang is haunted by one statistic: 20 people die every day in the United States awaiting an organ transplant.
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OAKLAND RAIDERS (4-5): Here's an unbelievable statistic: Of the 288 passes thrown against the Raiders, none have been intercepted.
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Andrew Cuomo announced the staggering statistic Thursday morning, during his now-daily press conference on the spread of the disease.
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And amid all the runs scored and balls sent over the fence this season, one Yankees statistic stands out: 89.7.
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But Halima, with her quick laugh and infectious smile, is determined not to be a part of that mounting statistic.
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Equal Pay Day's false logic isn't just the misuse of a statistic that isn't meant to speak to workplace discrimination.
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Keeping Score A relatively new statistic aims to quantify the likelihood of election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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"The 85 to 87 percent statistic is well supported and true across time and [research] methods, including satellite," Read says.
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It's a statistic that causes consternation even among some Republican strategists, who say Trump risks being defined by his opponent.
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That statistic on its face is startling, but when you consider the societal barriers these women face, it's hardly surprising.
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The Basketball-Reference statistic block percentage estimates that 18 percent of 2-point shots taken against the Ducks were blocked.
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Clarification: This article has been updated to more accurately describe the 40 percent provider cut statistic in Bernie Sanders' plan.
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A spokeswoman for the state's statistic office said a breakdown of June consumer price data would be available on Friday.
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By 1986, the rate went down to one in every 19973,000 women—the statistic that's still touted most often today.
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HV: And what kind of studies or statistic did the Met look at in order to come to this decision?
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In fact, that statistic implies there's still a big opportunity for retailers to improve the mobile shopping experience with better apps.
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Perlin testified that DNA found under the victim's fingernails had a strong match statistic to Foley's DNA: 189 billion to one.
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The Cubs are tied for first in the majors in fielding percentage, and they're second in Baseball Reference's defensive efficiency statistic.
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Policymakers and advocates who want to reduce the use of detention need to attend to that latter statistic, and improve it.
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"Honestly I don't know if the statistic is true, but it's still something you hear and it makes sense," Rappaport says.
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Let's start with the obvious missing statistic: we do not know how many people have Facebook accounts but no bank accounts.
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RAINN echoes this grim statistic when it comes to sexual assault, reporting that approximately 2 out of 3 assaults go unreported.
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That statistic hasn't budged at all since Trump took office, and the administration has actively undermined efforts to close the gap.
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The end-credits put forward the claim that nearly 700,000 young Americans have been subjected to such programs — a jarring statistic.
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As we pointed out in February, the CDC's statistic encompasses many types of gun-related deaths -- not only violent, intentional encounters.
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In fact, according to a statistic provided by CUUP, 66% of women in the U.S. wear a D cup or above.
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THE appeal of GDP is that it offers, or seems to, a summary statistic of how well an economy is doing.
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When doctors told her she likely wouldn't survive more than five years, she decided then that she wouldn't be a statistic.
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That "less than one percent" statistic came from a five-sentence paragraph in the New England Journal of Medicine in 153.
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It quotes the stunning statistic that the Ohio governor is the only Republican candidate not disliked by most of the electorate.
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Learning that they are not alone can be the difference that keeps them on the safe side of this terrifying statistic.
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Broadly tweeted the report, focusing on the statistic that a third of Americans reportedly feel uncomfortable with LGBTQ coworkers and neighbors.
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He did show off a statistic that "more than 5 million snaps" have been taken by their video-camera glasses Spectacles.
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In the years directly after the crisis, between 2007 and 2009, that statistic increased by 18 percent, according to the NCES.
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"The most telling statistic is the job openings number, which is at record highs," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's.
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While that statistic speaks volumes about the power of iPhone profit margins, it also shows competitors are creeping up on Apple.
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In doing so, I move from an anonymous statistic of the system to a recognized human being in relationship with it.
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Swisher started the conversation by addressing Wojcicki and calling out the statistic that two in 10 employees at Google are women.
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"It's the biggest spiritual workshop of your life," she says of the effort it takes not to become another divorce statistic.
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A big factor in this statistic is the level of support that a boss provides in the work environment, Maestas said.
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The 1 in 3 Campaign springs from the statistic that 1 in 3 women will have an abortion in their lifetime.
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A common whine of #MeToo decriers is the statistic that between 2% and 4% of accusations of sexual assault are false.
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That is an extraordinary statistic, given that the funds were largely unknown a decade ago as an investment option for investors.
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Each U.S. state has its own unique registry of births, and most vital statistic records are kept at the county level.
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Al-Sharif doesn't offer a comment on this statistic, and during her agonizing nine days, consorted mostly with another Saudi woman.
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While Planned Parenthood persists in claiming that abortion is just 3 percent of its business, this statistic has been widely discredited.
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The most telling statistic: He is now 11-0 in his past 11 finals and 3-0 in Grand Slam finals.
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Graduate students are included in that statistic, but the university disputes their status as workers, which remains ambiguous in federal law.
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The statistic highlights several issues plaguing millennials, like a rise in depression and "deaths of despair," unaffordable living costs, and burnout.
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Read more: One statistic reveals why Joe Biden's frontrunner status has been remarkably steady so farSanders and Warren, though, both surge.
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The company uses a statistic called gross merchandise value that measures the monetary worth of transactions that flow through its services.
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About two-thirds of working Saudis serve in the official sector, a statistic illustrating the huge hurdles facing any economic transformation.
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But there's a statistic from a Tuesday piece by the New York Times's Peter Baker that really puts it in perspective.
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Advocacy organization 1in6 gets its name from a startling statistic: one in six boys will be sexually abused before turning 18.
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"To the person who doesn't understand addiction she is just another statistic who chose to make a bad decision," Errico writes.
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But he noticed a curious statistic in a 20143 study: In 22014, the white homicide victimization rate rose by 22016 percent.
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And this statistic gives us a perfect window into why nerds like me are so enthusiastic about the league these days.
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If that statistic were made available, then perhaps we could have a clearer understanding as to whether Williams's claim is justified.
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That statistic is built around shots taken, so, again, defensive midfielders like Hegeler and Reinartz are mostly left outside its measurements.
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Sociolinguistics explores how speech varies according to class, gender, and race in systematic and often counterintuitive ways, analyzed via statistic analysis.
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The most upsetting statistic to come out of these studies is that one in nine teenagers report forwarding sexts without consent.
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James led the league in this statistic every year from age 23 to 29, putting up figures as high as 13.
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Someone once said that women candidates — and I don't agree with all of this — speak softly and carry a big statistic.
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Free cash flow, a crucial corporate statistic, is what a company has left after paying expenses and reinvesting in the business.
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Every statistic has a lot of science and math behind it, and a lot of imperfection and room for improvement too.
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The grim statistic marks the largest 24-hour increase in fatalities since Iranian officials first acknowledged the virus in mid-February.
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Because they were concerned about the reliability of this result, the researchers also computed a Krippendorff's alpha, another statistic of agreement.
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While this may seem like a bleak statistic, one powerful way to improve employee engagement is by improving your leadership skills.
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We need to develop the financial acumen and mental resolve to defy the statistic that wealth rarely lasts for three generations.
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No argument can make this statistic consistent with the rhetoric that Ivy League schools broadcast about their progressive role in society.
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Indeed, the source of the "teacher pay gap" statistic is an annual report by the energetically progressive Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
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That exit velocity made Judge's homer the hardest-hit since Major League Baseball's Statcast technology began tracking the statistic in 20.
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Weighed on a 0-to-100 scale of difficulty, the new statistic measures the rate at which outfielders catch fly balls.
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The statistic represented "a 20 percent decline from just four years ago, when there were 90 swing seats," the report found.
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"The government of Tamaulipas will not allow the death of Miriam Rodríguez to turn into yet another statistic," he wrote. "#NoToImpunity."
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The statistic is somewhat skewed because in earlier decades the farthest outside slots were not always filled, as they are now.
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The alarming statistic from IPIS is that "at least one armed actor was present" at 56 percent of all visited sites.
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The administration also announced a new statistic: The healthcare law prevents about 85033,000 premature deaths per year, according to the report.
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Horning says this statistic appears to depict how difficult it can be for black authors to break into the publishing industry.
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Of the 28 bottles, four seemed off, which Mr. Wolff said was not a bad statistic for 50-year-old wines.
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Ninety-seven percent of those working in the creative arts — she had the statistic on hand — had supported the Remain camp.
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The number 22 is derived from a statistic that claims that an average of 22 veterans die by suicide every day.
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It is a statistic that impacts so many other issues including access to health care, education, job training and child care.
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That statistic refers to the chance that someone actually has the condition if he or she gets a positive test result.
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Consider this statistic: This year, HBO will have 150 hours of original scripted content, a 50-percent increase from last year.
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In addition to his A22016P statistic, Paxton checks on the percentage of first pitches in each plate appearance that were strikes.
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In fact, just hours after Donald Trump was sworn in as president, the White House website touted a misleading crime statistic.
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Here's a statistic: Over a five-year period, the equivalent of more than three dollar stores opened in the U.S. each day.
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That's less than the alarming 21.18 percent year-over-year increase we saw in 22016, but it's still a pretty depressing statistic.
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He has converted 54 save opportunities in a row, tied for second most since the save became an official statistic in 1969.
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Sixty percent of all the species' hunts are successful, which is the statistic that makes them the deadliest cat on the planet.
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Data from the National Bureau of Statistic showed prices in Beijing's resale market surged 2.2 percent in March on a monthly basis.
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To make that statistic a little darker, that's roughly 29.6 billion hours on the road, on a bus, or on a train.
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About one in 10 couples deals with infertility in some way, and we became two more couples to add to the statistic.
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It's a harrowing statistic, especially when you think about just how plastic-dependent the cosmetics, skin-care, and hair-care industries are.
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Now I just wish I had been part of this statistic sooner, because feeling capable of reaching my potential is a relief.
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The group includes Public Safety Secretary Héctor Pesquera, who has overseen the statistic-gathering so far, as well as the Demographic Registry.
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I did not realize the magnitude of that statistic, the amount of women I would meet who also are one in eight.
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O'Rourke cited that statistic as he sought to defend his proposal for a mandatory buyback program for AK-47s and AR-15s.
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The interesting statistic that sets the stage for this rivalry is that 71% of Klobuchar supporters are also satisfied with Pete Buttigieg.
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The now familiar statistic, that 80% of 10-year-old girls have been on a diet, wasn't ever really surprising to me.
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Like everyone else, I love Thanksgiving, but I don't love this statistic: the average American consumes around 3653,2365 calories each turkey day!
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This statistic might drop even lower if the respondents were asked if they believe homosexuality should be accepted in their own family.
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The company cited the statistic that 94 percent of the car accidents that kill 1.3 million people every year involved human error.
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The best way to keep your pet from becoming part of this statistic is by borrowing some tricks from human dental care.
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A new study reports the slightly astonishing statistic that fully 85 percent of Facebook videos are played with the audio turned off.
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But one Latina refused to let her father's store become another statistic, and harnessed the power of social media to save it.
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A recent piece from the Wall Street Journal reported a significant statistic about millennials and one of McDonald's most iconic menu items.
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The discipline's most prominent statistic, GDP, is gross (as opposed to net) because it leaves out the cost of wear and tear.
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) first published CPIH, a measure that includes more housing costs, as an official statistic in 2013.
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The key statistic cited by advocates is that women still earn just 78 cents on average for every dollar a man makes.
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Importantly, the CDC found 23.8% of adults living with diabetes didn't know they had it — a statistic that has also held steady.
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One especially surprising statistic is that the use of Amazon's voice assistant Alexa for shopping more than tripled compared to last year.
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Britain imported 826,000 tonnes of Chinese steel in 2015, up from 361,000 two years earlier, according to the International Steel Statistic bureau.
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That doesn't sound all that impressive and is probably barely noticeable, so Google decided to attach an additional statistic to that number.
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San Antonio had 219 assists (including a career-high 22001 by Anderson) but also had 18 turnovers, a statistic that riled Ginobili.
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Wealth Matters If there is one statistic that does not lose its ability to scare, it's how many marriages end in divorce.
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That statistic, which matches a post-recession high, makes it all but certain the the Fed will raise interest rates next Wednesday.
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No single statistic about this election better explains why Donald Trump has a non-trivial shot at being elected president next week.
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Early in 2016, that transitional process began with the quiet but dramatic announcement of a statistic that few noted at the time.
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You've heard the statistic: Just 246.95 companies — fossil fuel producers, specifically — have been responsible for 226% of greenhouse gas emissions since 99.953.
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Bookings are a metric indicating future revenue, including sales of virtual goods, and a key statistic for the popular online game developer.
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This statistic speaks volumes about the economic potential of empowering women in the Asia-Pacific region and the role TPP could play.
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And that statistic sometimes surprises people and maybe you're sitting there thinking 'I don't know a woman who would have an abortion.
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I'm a statistic that was supposed to go the other way, growing up in the inner city, having a single-parent household.
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Another troubling statistic from the study: 22 percent of workers in the survey said they were holding down two or more jobs.
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It was one particular statistic that brought out his disdain, although on this afternoon, it could have been any one of many.
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The statistic, while drawing little from the actual report, "reflects a consistent effort to use big numbers to scare people," Bateson said.
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The report's most starling statistic may be that 53% of the world's private contemporary art museums were founded between 2001 and 2010.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Statistic enthusiasts estimate that the internet has expanded by over 1000% in the last decade.
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The Saints' defense surrendered an NFL record 45 touchdown passes this season, a statistic that cost defensive coordinator Rob Ryan his job.
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My issue with the "one in five" [statistic] is that it is frequently misattributed as the number of students raped on campus.
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It is a well-known, though still shocking, statistic that over 60,000 people were killed in Mexico's drug wars between 2006-2012.
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I recently read a statistic saying that the average shelf life, the average life of a European banking CEO is seven years.
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"While this statistic, of course, raises concern, I have questions and concerns about the methodology and accuracy of this statement," Schakowsky said.
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He had a long career as a broadcaster, where he earned a reputation as an opponent of modern statistic-based baseball analysis.
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The statistic continued to circulate steadily, accelerating this year as big businesses stopped using plastic straws and local governments began banning them.
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"The more telling statistic will be the number of people admitted into hospitals with known coronavirus infection," said Schaffner, the Vanderbilt expert.
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As impressive as the statistic is that you could put a bus on top of it, this is a Formula One car.
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Her response: Eshoo's office said the statistic was based on a subset of enrollees who are dually enrolled in Medicaid and Medicare.
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Mr. Trump grasps better than most that a single scandal is cause for public outrage, while a million scandals is a statistic.
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I don't like to think of my future as a statistic: "You're four times as likely to follow in your parents footsteps".
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Cancer mortality data was based on death certificate information from state statistic officers and compiled into a national file through CDC systems.
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But the Nets entered Wednesday only third in the N.B.A. in that statistic, behind the Rockets (221) and the Cleveland Cavaliers (28).
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Despite the brilliant performance, Brees fell short of having a perfect passer rating, leaving some fans questioning the merits of the statistic.
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Caroline: Ew, that&aposs gonna be me, I&aposm gonna be that statistic, I&aposm gonna have the roach in my ear.
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Lyft even came up with its own statistic: a metric called "contribution" that paints a much rosier picture of the company's finances.
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"The thing I focused on, if there was a statistic to focus on, was his O.P.S. against left-handed pitching," Alderson said.
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That statistic -- Iowa had more Obama-to-Trump counties than any state in the country -- rests at the center of Minnesota Sen.
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This statistic is sure to come up in Tuesday's Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee hearing on restoring watersheds and large landscapes.
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A persistent, false statistic is that 180 to 210 people have been "arrested for arson" in connection to the ongoing recent fires.
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One victim made the observation that often one victim is seen as a tragedy, but 100 victims are seen as a statistic.
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Also, allegations of a "raid" on Trump's medical records, a troubling statistic from a new poll and a warning from the CDC.
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Virginia committed an uncharacteristic 13 turnovers after coming into the game leading the country in the statistic at just 5.7 per game.
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This is true, with the caveat that the data goes back only to 1972, when the Census Bureau started tracking this statistic.
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The oft-quoted statistic that 90 percent of startups fail may be inaccurate; the actual number is likely closer to 60 percent.
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That stunning statistic is more than a decade old, but the issue of missing and murdered women is much older than that.
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A good catchall statistic to evaluate quarterbacks is adjusted yards per pass, which rates passing ability while factoring in touchdowns and interceptions.
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I've been listening to sound bites of Bernie's announcement to run and I cringe at hearing the same old song: Statistic Reprisal.
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To quantify the relative cost of playoff injuries, let's use the summary statistic Win Shares, developed by Justin Kubatko of Basketball-Reference.
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This is where we get the 80 percent statistic, which in the grand scheme of machine learning is OK verging on good.
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A recent statistic came out that 254 percent of people in tech don't think that there's a problem with sexism in tech.
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"Gun Violence is not just a statistic," Joseph Sakran, a trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine and gun violence survivor, said early Tuesday.
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And this one statistic could explain why Walmart, Target and America's dollar stores are thriving, while department stores and specialty apparel chains aren't.
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She then got Puerto Rico's public safety secretary to confirm Monday that there have been dozens more deaths than the official statistic reflects.
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We say, don't be a statistic — you deserve nice things and you'll be all the better off after taking a week to unwind.
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We don't have the exact statistic yet on this front for 2016, but Skelley says it's likely to prove much the same story.
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At the beginning of the study, 80 percent of participants lived in highly segregated neighborhoods—an eye-opening statistic in and of itself.
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Reportedly the sixth tallest player in NBA history, a statistic he doesn't monitor, he was used to being the tall kid at school.
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In the key statistic of the game, Miami made 41.9 percent of its 3-pointers while Indiana shot 4 for 12 from deep.
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" (The library notes the statistic only reflects how many books it received.) "[T]he opposite of despair, for me, I think is joy.
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Beyond young people, the CDC also cites the oft-repeated statistic that 1 in 5 Americans experience mental illness in a given year.
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But here's a sobering statistic for Buttigieg and the entire Democratic field: Trump's campaign committee started October with $83.2 million in leftover funds.
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On Monday, he gave reassurances that the latest measures were not a "statistic artifice" aimed solely at lowering the numbers of unemployed people.
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"That is an appalling statistic that we cannot paper over with platitudes about how 'HIV/AIDS affects people of all types,'" Schoettes said.
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We were discussing a new lawsuit filed by former WeWork executives that alleges age and gender discrimination when she noted the troubling statistic.
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Doherty said that one in five millennial voters were in favor of Johnson, though he did acknowledge that this statistic might be inflated.
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One statistic that sums up the China issue $659,000,000,000: That's the total trade value of goods and services between the US and China.
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In April, Trump highlighted what he called a "great" statistic showing the number of people on food stamps has fallen since January 2017.
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It lost over 21990,287 jobs between 22 and 23.4; the latest sorry statistic to cap what's been a massive downward trend for decades.
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Just look at this statistic from an Adobe survey released in 2015 that says U.S. workers spend 6.3 hours a day checking email.
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Combined, their live and studio albums have sold an estimated total of 92 million around the world, according to research by Statistic Brain.
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Updated 3-14-19, 9 am PT: This article was updated to correct a statistic about how many children want to be YouTubers.
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Here's another startling statistic: More Americans work in the wind and solar industries, as technicians, installers and, yes, manufacturers, than as coal miners.
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Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday, January 21, 2016 In his post, Zuckerberg also shares a mind-blowing statistic about video on Facebook.
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This statistic is tragic when one considers that skills developed in the first five years of life greatly influence success later in life.
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I was terrified of any negative judgment and being rubber-stamped as another junkie statistic, as I'd never come clean about this before.
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In an effort to change this statistic and make a positive impact on the world at large, Garnier is teaming up with DoSomething.
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Although some dispute the magnitude of that statistic, Eisenberg says, he also notes it's impossible to argue that male fertility isn't trending downwards.
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I went there to hear their stories, and to share them with the world so that these children don't remain just another statistic.
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Before Favorite Folders, a "like" on a photo was just a statistic that pushed it higher or lower in the "Most Viral" list.
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So, next time you're wondering whether you're being taken for a ride, ask whether the proof qualifies as a proof (fact, statistic, trend).
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Some people are quick to latch on to this statistic, using it to prove that immigrants are currently bringing diseases into our country.
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To curb this statistic, we must do all we can to stop the alarming popularity of menthol cigarettes and youth e-cigarette use.
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Given that Democrats need a net gain of 28500 seats for a majority in the House, this statistic alone is an ominous sign.
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I read a statistic recently that said 65% of today's schoolchildren will eventually be employed in jobs that have yet to be created.
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When I was 18 and homeless, I saw a reflection of myself in a mirror, and knew that I had become a statistic.
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In the first half, they surpassed the first statistic with 35 points and were well on their to the second with 337 yards.
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Here's what Democrats don't get about the jobs number: 250,000 jobs added in October is not just a statistic, it's about real people.
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Shahu suspects that last statistic, while sounding like an advantage, might simply be the result of patients not having access to the procedure.
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It all led to a career-high offensive rating, a statistic that estimates he helped produce a whopping 123 points per 100 possessions.
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