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There were some discrepancies this year between the figures from various firms tracking 2014's Black Friday and Cyber Monday's online sales, with IBM reporting only single-digit growth, and others like Adobe and ChannelAdvisor stating Black Friday online sales were up over 20percentt.

The apparent difference between the figures from the Nationwide and Land Registry may be explained by the fact that the Land Registry includes cash sales, which can account for a third of all sales - and probably more in expensive areas such as London.

8 The discrepancy between the figures from the two studies might be due to the low rate of syndromic diagnoses that were made by clinicians participating in Epilepsy12 or due to over-reporting of local caseloads in our survey, for example, if there was shared care of the same patient between a paediatrician and a paediatric neurologist.

The incidences were much higher in the MBR (422/10 000 newborns, p < 0.001) and in the IVF research data (409/10 000 newborns, p < 0.001), but the difference between the figure from the MBR and the IVF research data was not statistically significant (p = 0.373) (Table 4).

The ONS analysis said differences between the figures for those coming from Romania and Bulgaria appeared to be particularly high in the two years since migration restrictions were lifted.

Peter Hinchcliffe, secretary-general of the International Chamber of Shipping, was present at the press conference and emphasised that canal traffic is linked to global trade, but said "you cannot make a broad generalisation" when asked by The Independent on Sunday about any difference between projected trade figures and the figures from the government.

There was a significant correlation between OMAS and LAS but the figures from LAS were higher and we believe that one reason might be the three items mentioned above.

The latter were seen in 17.6%, which is intermediate between the figures quoted from Lebanon (7%) and Italy (33%), though they are much less than the rate of 56.9% in thalassemia major in our center (unpublished observations) as anticipated [ 35].

In particular, we have removed the part that described the interplay between experiments and modeling (including the figure) from the Introduction.

The official report of the meeting, between senior figures from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, three circuses, the Performing Animals Welfare Standards International and the Classical Circus Association, said the costs to circuses were too high and "unreasonable", given that a ban was still possible, and that the costs should be absorbed by the Government.

The discrepancy between both figures from 1976 to 2000 is explained by the fact that we do not consider the risk of unemployment in the model, whereas the unemployment rate rose to values over 20 during this period.