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ACCURACY -- The ad cites the number of children killed in 1998, which is the latest figure available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

(Children and teenagers are also a growing part of the audience: 12.4percentt in 2007-8, the latest season figure available from the Broadway League, and the largest share in 30 years).

The economic benefit of pheasant hunting in Iowa fell to $135 million in 2006 — the most recent figure available — from $200 million in 1996, and it has most likely dropped even further since.

And thefts of car parts, including radios, plunged by 1998 to 7,949, the most recent figure available, from 81,970 a decade earlier, according to the state Division of Criminal Justice Services, which does not keep separate tallies for radios.

Who's to say?" Robert Bell, the legislator who is sponsoring the Virginia bill, said it represented increasingly nuanced parental thinking as home-schooling has evolved into a more mainstream activity, up from 850,000 students nationally in 1999 to 1.5 million in 2007, the latest figure available from the Department of Education.

In the middle of 2013, which is the most recent figure available from the ONS, the UK population over the age of 18 was about 50.5 million, which is only about five million above the number of registered voters, and of course not all those people would be eligible to vote in a parliamentary election.

There are no figures available from the Mauritanian authorities.

Figures available from the Office of Vital Statistics clearly establish this fact.

The most recent figures available from that survey go through only 2010, unfortunately.

Some 672,000 small businesses were created in 2005, the latest figures available from the Small Business Administration, and more on the way.

On the figures available from the states and territories that record this information, suppression orders have increased 46% between 2011 and 2015, from 593 to 865.