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A proportion of those blastocysts can be abnormal.

And a proportion of those are people with mental health problems.

Trade within the euro area is rising as a proportion of those countries' GDP.

A proportion of those will be used on the sorts of jobs creation schemes that we proposed in the election.

For people who need residential care this means that only a proportion of those costs are actually accounted for by care.

"It is a concern that a proportion of those who are carriers might ultimately develop the disease," said Sebastian Brandner, professor of neuropathology at University College London.

"These figures represent only a proportion of those who may have died from flu or complications from flu, such as pneumonia, over the current flu season," the agency said.

Fueled by a growing Hispanic population, the most Democratic-leaning group in the electorate is also its fastest growing — and is growing even faster as a proportion of those who turn out to vote.

In 1990 it was true that, although unemployment was low, the Netherlands had an employment rate (workers as a proportion of those of working age) of only 61%, below the EU average.

Afterwards the AEC contacted a "proportion" of those voters for an explanation as to why they had moved to a new division just prior to the 2013 election and then within three months moved back to their original address.

About 30% do not and within those a proportion of those get worse.