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Discover LudwigThe phrase "figure saw" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a visual perception or understanding of something, often as a result of critical thinking or analysis. Example: After hours of studying the data, the researchers finally figured out what the figures saw, revealing a surprising pattern in the results.
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January's record figure saw month-on-month traffic increase by 14% and year-on-year traffic rise by 23%.
But because the company had repurchased 6.3 million shares during the period, reducing the number used to calculate per-share earnings, investors focusing only on that figure saw a company on a roll.
However, the peak tweets per minute figure saw a significant bump, with tweeters sending 381,605 TPM during Percy Harvin's 87-yard touchdown return.
But the long-term emigration figure saw a sizeable drop from 371,000 two years ago to 336,000 - the lowest level for six years.
The last time this figure saw a reading above 1,000 was in August 1998, amid the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund collapse and the Russian ruble crisis.
But sweetly aching or not, a good many of the writers are looking back at themselves at a tender age when something powerful happened to them, a moment when an authority figure saw talent in them, or when they came to believe they possessed it themselves -- and their wobbly lives changed direction and velocity.
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The picture is split at times, with the dancing figure seen from several perspectives.
This change has been made in this updated figure (see figure 1).
Nielsen's April 2014 figures saw a record monthly Australian audience of 1.765m.
The ABS figures saw GDP per hour worked increase 2% in the past year.
5.47pm: Two more points about the party funding figures (see 1.33pm and 5.21pm).
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