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Britain's technology sector is 20percentt female, according to Eurostat, the E.U. statistics agency; Ms. Parmar cites a figure of 17percentt.

Clearly there is a problem with the numbers when the U.S. government cites a figure of 20 million and a well-funded, media-savvy organization touts a figure of "slaves" that is almost twice as high.

However, a national survey conducted by the NGO coordination board of registered NGOs cites a figure of 90,411 volunteers who are attached to the 1,334 NGOs that responded to the survey (compare this to the much lower figure of 14,217 officially employed staff).

Nearly every student I talked to cited a figure of €2000 a month, which is about $31,000 a year.

Other reports have cited a figure of 35,000.

All we need is funding," Mr. Dillon said, citing a figure of $3.5 million.

While the suit leaves it to a court to determine the exact amounts, Mr. Spitzer cited a figure of "well over $100 million" during a news conference yesterday.

Government officials often say the policy has prevented roughly 400 million births, though some independent scholars and scientists cite a figure of around 250 million.

Oquist said extensive investigations had been carried out by ERM, the US consulting firm McKinsey and others, citing a figure of $900m£575m5m) for the feasibility studies.

Trump has in the past cited a figure of 63,000, which is wildly exaggerated and stems from sloppy rhetoric offered by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) a decade ago.

In another report in 2010, the board cited a figure of 1.6 million to 1.8 million abusers of opioids, a category that includes heroin.