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Most of the figures came from the same organization that the Bush campaign cited in its video, the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan research group that tracks campaign finance trends.

These figures came from the PACE charity's RaRE Research Report which acknowledged that it was possible that there was "a disproportion amongst research participants of people with experience of or who are sensitive towards mental health issues".

We should also have made clear that the campaign-spending figures came from the Centre for Responsive Politics.In this section Shock and awe, continued A walk on the Wilder side It never ends, Arnold Asians on top The new land girls The ties that bind America's one-party state Correction: campaign finance Reprints Related items After the election (2): Money, politics and more moneyNov 18th 2004.

The IAM said the figures came from the Department for Communities and Local Government.

Downing Street said the prime minister's figures came from the Welsh government's statistics website.

Last year, most of the shortfall in the FTS figures came from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, countries that are generous regional donors but do not have a long history of donating through the UN system.

(These figures come from the Centers for Disease Control).

Principally, these figures come from the household survey.

The figures come from the Higher Education Statistics Agency and have been analysed by the University and College Union (UCU).

The hiring figures come from the establishment survey, which samples about a hundred and forty thousand businesses.

These figures come from the Labor Department's survey of firms' payrolls.