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In 2006, Merrill made $7 billion from using its capital to trade for itself and clients, compared with $2.2 billion in 2002.

Caseworkers, who are supposed to monitor foster homes regularly and connect children with services, often have more than 50 clients, compared with the 12 to 15 recommended by professional groups.

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And while agencies responded that they were able to do their best work for 54.2percentt of major clients compared with 65.4percentt last year, the percentage for 2001 "is only slightly below the survey average of 58.2percentt," Ms. Salz said, adding that the result for 2000 may have been "an anomaly" stemming from "the unique advertising executions the agencies developed for their dot-com clients".

International marriage broker agencies cite the alleged low levels of divorce among their clients, compared with the American national average, as proof of success.

A systematic review conducted by Holloway et al 39 also showed that criminal behaviour was reduced in MMT clients compared with non-MMT drug users.

As you first see in these figures, we successfully increased the throughput for the client compared with 'w/o delegation' by the delegation from the provider.

As shown in Figure 1, the registered/enrolled nurses had less interaction time with clients compared to other cadres (p < 0.001).

We also assessed nationality of clients as a previous study of Mexican FSW in border cities showed a greater prevalence of HIV and other STI among FSW with U.S. clients compared to those without U.S. clients [ 1].

Previous studies have shown that money boys are usually younger, less educated, and more likely to have unprotected sex with multiple male clients compared to the broader MSM population [ 11, 328– 328].

Only 2.8% of its clients restated, compared with 5.6% for Deloitte & Touche.For all five firms covered, the frequency of restatements rose steadily between the first year of the study and the last.