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"Incarcerating young people in detention centres or their equivalent only serves to split families and communities with no evidence of effective results," he said.

The latest effort is an experiment that will be equivalent to only 2.5 to 3% of the expected $100 billion of government bond issuance this year.

Panicked teen-agers attending a Labor Party summer camp on the island dialled the Norwegian equivalent of 911 only to find themselves cut off.

To translate these values into their constant price equivalents, one needs only to deflate the new output vector x 1.

He said his ships can catch up to 80,000 tons of cod a year, but the current quota is equivalent to only 20,000 tons for each trawler, so only the most efficient third of his boats sail.

The central government manages to collect taxes equivalent to only 10% of GDP.

This deficit and the bulk of the public debt are the responsibility of the central government, which manages to collect taxes equivalent to only 10% of GDP.

Thus, the category "Primary amines" (CHEMONTID 0002450) has been mapped only to the equivalent ChEBI term "primary amine" (CHEBI: 32877), and not its parent.

Within 24 hours of birth, litters were culled to 8 pups, keeping as many males as possible; females were kept only to maintain equivalent litter sizes.

However, the total quantity of emission allowances to be allocated to aircraft operators shall then be equivalent to only 95% of the historical aviation emissions, multiplied by the number of years in the eight-year period.

Putative evaders have also been given the chance to pay a fine equivalent to only 12.5% of unpaid tax in return for immediate co-operation.