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Mercedes-Benz drivers also tend to be Republican and vote at higher than average rates.

"I really don't think that colleges can afford to increase their tuition price at higher than inflation this year.

Subprime mortgages are offered at higher than conventional interest rates to people with less than stellar credit histories.

Members of certain ethnic groups are also at higher than average risk: African-Americans, Hispanics, Pacific Islanders and Native Americans.

If the tests come in at higher than 5 parts per million, companies must take extra steps to make sure the lead will not contaminate the environment.

For example, roughly 8% of people with European ancestry have a genetic variant that puts them at higher than average risk for blood clots.

Will he help banks by buying mortgages at higher-than-liquidation prices?

We use the Hibbett et al paper [ 5] as a major reference to phylogenetic classification at higher-than-order levels.

A University of Michigan report showed that consumer sentiment was at higher-than-expected levels.

And properties larger than 10,000 square feet are selling fast, often at higher-than-expected prices.

The procedures call for pilots to run engines at higher-than-normal settings for brief periods to flush out ice that may be accumulating in the system.