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Overall, it is the economy that is likely to feel repercussions: "To 2030, the real issue is that GDP is lower by a range from 2.7% 7.7%, and living standards will have deteriorated on account of productivity slowdown and weak investment and lower capital stock," Mann says.

This figure shows the results for the tempo being changed by a range from −50 to +50% to test the limits.

Backslash was inspired, as Chen tells The Creators Project, by a range from recent protests, including the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street, Gezi Park, the Egyptian revolution and others.

Consequently, score reliability was assessed by item-total correlations with a range from 0.34 to 0.90.

Likewise, the motion of the sea is measured by a range going from Moderate through Rough to High, the last being well beyond Very rough.

Estimates of how much money could be raised by a change range from a few billion dollars a year to as much as $10 billion.

It represents a personal view, though informed by a range of opinions from the Working Group meeting and from literature.

Valdemossa is 18km north of Palma, which is served by a range of airlines from around the UK.

A hearing on Monday of a House of Lords committee investigating the civilian use of drones will be addressed by a range of figures from the aeronautical sector.

Child marriage and FGM are underpinned by a range of triggers from poverty to codes of honour and unquestioned norms integral to community identity.

Its music is shaped by a range of influences from DJ Logic to Sun Ra, John Coltrane to Sly Stone, John Cage to the Meters.