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Even Fagg admitted that they were duplicates only "because the figures on them occurred, not necessarily in the same arrangement, on other plaques".

Because the figure of Ignacio is sexually ambiguous on the most fundamental level, you don't mind the absence of a major female character in "Bad Education".

He said: "We have become increasingly suspicious of the figures on emissions because there is a very wide gap between laboratory performance and performance on the road".

Because the figures are based on completed sales, they lag other indices based on mortgages at the approval stage and sentiment among estate agents and surveyors.

That's because the figures are based on the location of the jobs, rather than where employees live.

Is it becoming more dangerous to eat? Public health experts cannot give a definitive answer, largely because the historical figures on food-borne illness are spotty.

Because the figures are largely based on tax returns, the eventual totals are used as clear indicators of overall economic performance of American businesses, both privately owned companies and those owned by shareholders.

The audit report was viewed as positive because the final figure on the country's banking capital needs was largely in line with market expectations, removing another layer of uncertainty.

Because the figures in Table 4 only inform on the average work injury or fatality rate for the entire decade, we take a closer look at how those rates may have varied over time for both immigrants and natives.

Southwest said it would make profit-sharing payments to its employees, because the figure is based on its earnings aside from the special charges.

The haul from six events in Los Angeles, Laguna Beach and the Bay Area on Monday and Tuesday is certainly higher than that because the figure was calculated based on minimum ticket prices for the dinners, luncheons and cocktail parties Clinton is headlining around the state.