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The report is based on figures from the World Bank.
Note: our estimates on yield are rough calculations based on figures from the Treasury and the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Dr. Kamer, who conducted the study for the Long Island Housing Partnership, a nonprofit group, said the study was based on figures from the 2000 census.
The nine ladies dancing fared far better, with a 15percentt raise, to $5,473 for each performance based on figures from the Philadelphia modern dance company, Philadanco.
The data is based on figures from the government which show that by the end of September 2015, 62,569 equity loans had been advanced to buyers of newbuild properties.
Since then, the company has increased its order log to $11 billion in firm commitments and another $12.7 billion in options, based on figures from the end of the first quarter.
Based on figures from The Associated Press, the Los Angeles Dodgers, once again, top the league with an Opening Day payroll of $225,553,087, that was down -3.9% from 2016 when it was $234,648,955.
This article was amended on 16 February 2015 to clarify that the figure for benefit fraud is based on figures from both the Department for Work and Pensions and HMRC.
Based on figures from AMG Data Services, the flows represent a string of superlatives: * Net inflows into equity mutual funds were the smallest on record.
Based on figures from 2012, the UK came in 13th.
Based on figures from Johns Hopkins University and The Lancet, the figure is probably a million.
