The word "22" can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a number rather than a word, for example, "He was 22 years old when he graduated from college."
Take the National Children's Bureau finding that the gap in potential between children from middle- and low-income families is already evident among babies of 22 months.
Louizou set up the gallery at the age of 22 without any financial assistance.
I'll be writing more about the Tower Hamlets mayoral campaign before the election on 22 May.
Ricky van Wolfswinkel, signed from Sporting Lisbon for £8.5m, has one in 22 Premier League appearances and Johan Elmander one in 25.
Though the US terrestrial networks still employ big writers' rooms, to churn out annual runs of 22 episodes, award-winning cable shows now often rely on the creative vision of a single writer (such as Vince Gilligan for Breaking Bad, and Matt Weiner for Mad Men).
The Radio Times reported that the penultimate episode of the series, due to air on 22 March, had been replaced by a documentary about the Caribbean.
More than 22,000 Ebola cases have been reported since the start of the epidemic.
Against this, the three options set out for debate would leave an individual paying an average £20,000-£22,500 under a basic partnership scheme, though some would pay far more; £20,000-£25,000 under a voluntary insurance scheme, though the uninsured might pay much more; and £17,000-£20,000 under a compulsory comprehensive scheme.
An apocryphal story says that a few days earlier, the then 22-year-old was at the Cannes film festival, leaving a screening of Steven Soderbergh's sex, lies and videotape.
He has since been identified as a 22-year-old called Daniele - investigators have not released his surname - who, until recently, worked in a nearby factory.
Kulokas's 22-year-old friend Donatas was admitted to hospital at the same time in a serious condition after taking the same drug.
