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This is supported by statistics that indicate that retail payments have increasingly moved toward card payments.

Sound texture perception is believed to be mediated by statistics that provide a compressed summary representation of dense audio signals.

Variety explains the early part of Keller's 2010 season, marked by statistics that match the upper echelon at his position.

However imprecise, or even nostalgic, these impressions are, they are bolstered by statistics that lend some weight to the view that police morale has sunk.

In Japan, the country's looming demographic crisis is illustrated by statistics that show more than 25% of the population is now aged over 65.

The program, financed through a $740,000 grant from the State Department of Health, was prompted by statistics that suggest smoking is rising among teen-agers.

Below are some state-by-state statistics that tell the story of an agency going through downsizing imposed by Congress that its union officials and senior leaders say is taking a big toll on the public.

And by releasing statistics that make doctors laugh.

He was stunned by the statistics that were associated with the river.

Any aspirations to narrative originality are nevertheless squashed by further statistics that prove incontrovertibly that there is also a formula for the unpredictable.

Still, the gap separating Russia and the West, while narrowing, remains wide -- and can be measured in many ways, not just by economic statistics that show Russia lagging significantly behind even Poland, let alone Germany, France or the United States.