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The figures are from a Web site operated by the Environmental Protection Agency, fueleconomy.gov.gov

The figures are from a survey taken in 1999 by the Census Bureau.

The figures are from a study by electionline.org, a nonpartisan clearinghouse for election information.

The figures are from a report by the Motion Picture Association, part of the Motion Picture Association of America, which represents Hollywood studios.

The figures are from a study published last month using data from the Employee Benefit Research Institute and the Investment Company Institute, which is the mutual fund industry's trade group.

As with immigration, the economic stakes are too high to ignore, with the possibility of hundreds of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars of tax revenue (these figures are from a study sponsored by interested parties but carried out by a reputable economic consulting firm and seem reasonable as an order of magnitude of the potential benefits).

The 2000 figures were from a form that the foundation submitted to the Internal Revenue Service.

Several bureau analysts had previously said comparisons on same-sex couple homes were valid, with the caveat that 1990 figures were from a survey of households.

The figures were from a study by a San Diego marketing research firm, Claritas, commissioned by The San Francisco Examiner for an article it published on Aug. 29 about conflicts between newcomers and long-term residents.

All data in this figure are from a single culture.

But the figures are from exactly a century ago, and they are slightly better than those that major leaguers are putting up this year.