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"Well, £1.2bn is actually only a fraction of the £700bn-plus that the UK spends every year so really what you're talking about is Wales getting the same deal as Scotland," he said.

But the essential sites you visit every day or find through search engines such as Google and Yahoo are actually only a fraction of the total Web.

Actually only a small fraction of duplicated genes evolve new functions and are retained by the organism [ 7].

Actually, only a tiny fraction of proteins that are theoretically possible occur naturally, with many more possible but not-yet-assembled proteins.

The policy was a response to a dilemma created by congressional policy: immigration statutes have made large numbers of people potentially subject to deportation, but the legislature has provided the executive branch with the resources to actually deport only a fraction.

The algorithm actually caches only a fraction of the pages on these lists.

Although the experience of the ride felt as if we were flying through space, Nasa's space sofa was actually floating only a fraction of a millimetre above a black polished, perfectly flat, floor on tiny columns of compressed air.

But, as is the case for the other omics, current methods actually encompass only a fraction of the members of this family of compounds, therefore, a sphingolipidomic analysis describes compounds within a particular frame of reference (for example, all of the early metabolites of de novo sphingolipid biosynthesis, such as the ones shown in Figure 4).

While Yelp has a large passive user base, only a fraction actually leave the long-winded reviews the service is known for.

The cost of the recall seems steep, but it actually only represents a small fraction of the company's total projected revenue for 2016, and is unlikely to have much of an impact on its overall financial picture.

Others would have their hours cut back, so only a fraction would actually get 10percentt higher earnings.