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Climate change has already caused more than 59,000 suicides in India over the last 30 years, according to estimates in a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in July.

The Chinese press was full of stories about smog this weekend, including a reminder of the hideous fact that high levels of particulate matter caused a combined eight thousand five hundred and seventy-two premature deaths in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Xi'an last year, according to estimates in a study by Greenpeace and Peking University's School of Public Health.

Our estimates were higher than the estimates in a study of anabolic substance use among 611 visitors to German fitness centers, where 15.9% reported using other illicit drugs [42].

They reported similar relative estimates in a study restricted to elective and acute cardiothoracic surgical ICU patients [ 10].

The prevalence of IPV was similar to the reported estimates in a study on IPV to female students in the United States of America.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago estimated in a study there would be a direct financial benefit to Chicago of $132 million from the 1996 Democratic convention.

The 3,000 figure comes from an estimate in a study by independent researchers at George Washington University and commissioned by the Puerto Rico government.

Emanuel Tobier, a professor of planning and economics at the Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service at New York University, estimated in a study scheduled for release next week that the city's population was 7,622,000 in 1987.

San Joaquin Valley's projected job loss under ACA repeal is greater than the 21,000 jobs lost in the entire state in 2015 due to the drought, as estimated in a study by researchers at the UC Davis Center for Watershed Studies, UC Agricultural Issues Center, and ERA Economics.

Mr. LaBas's firm estimated in a study this year that there could be a 6 to 6.5 percent decline in American stocks over three months as a result of any downgrade.

London First, a business pressure group, estimated in a study, published last month, that a non-residential parking tax levied at an average of £750 per parking space in central and outer London could raise £300m per year, enough, for example, to bridge the investment backlog of London's Underground.In this section Patriot games Rrrrrrrecession?