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That was underscored by official data from China showing the joint-weakest growth rate since 1999.

It added: "The claims made by the Canadian researchers are not supported by official data from Statistics Canada which show alcohol-related deaths in British Colombia rising by 9% in the period, not falling as claimed.

Since October 2015, there has been approximately $500 billion of net forex outflow according to Goldman, well above the $330 billion suggested by official data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the central bank unit serving as custodian of the nation's foreign reserves.

Speaking to his gathered supporters after his New Hampshire victory, he observed that if the unemployment rate was really 5percentt, as suggested by official data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, he never would have garnered the support that he has.

Data on the community level variables included in the model were obtained from the questionnaires for mothers health facility and district managers and complemented by official data from secondary source [ 35].

However, a word of caution about the government claims came from Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, who said they were contradicted by official data on earnings from the Office for National Statistics watchdog.

To calculate the incidence rates of invasive meningococcal disease by age groups, official data from the population living in the study areas (Eustat, Basque Institute office; http://www.eustat.es) were used.

Calculations by the group of official data from the Clean Energy Regulator shows carbon emissions from Australia's 350 largest corporate emitters – who are directly liable to pay the tax – fell from 342m tonnes in 2011-12 to 321m tonnes in 2012-13.

Some local areas will face a 20% shortfall in places by 2015, according to analysis of official data from 2012.

Industrial production grew by 0.7% from the previous month, according to official data from Eurostat.

"Official data from Eurostat showed gross domestic product rose by 0.2% in the three months to September.