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But even before the law takes effect, figures collected by Public Citizen, the group founded by Ralph Nader, show that independent groups are already raising large sums.

And figures collected by the federal government show that court judgments in malpractice cases have not risen nearly as fast as some advocates of new limits have asserted.

That contrasts with the situation in the United States, where figures collected by the Federal Reserve have shown an abrupt contraction of credit since August.

In year six, just before children leave primary school, 20% of boys and 17% of girls were obese, according to figures collected by the child measurement programme.

Moreover, according to figures collected by the organization, only about a dozen states tie their tax to inflation, which means that the revenue loses ground every year.

Breast enlargement remains the most popular procedure, with 11,135 augmentations performed in 2013 – up 13% year-on-year – according to figures collected by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS).

Radio: A play for a three-minute song on Radio 2 generates £59.73 (collected by PRS for Music) for the songwriters, and a similar figure (collected by PPL) is split between the label and the performing artists.

Each year, flooding causes about $1-2bn 1-2bnmages, according to figures collectedamageslly by the NWS.

The denomination remains the third largest in Westchester, according to membership figures collected in 2000 by the Association of Religion Data Archives, but had lost nearly one-third of its members since 1980, while the numbers of Roman Catholics, Jews, evangelical Protestants and Orthodox Christians have grown.

The initial investment is small perhaps $500 to $2,000, to go toward a computer, marketing materials and reference books but the profit margins are fat: in the neighborhood of 10%, according to figures collected from 2002 to 2008 by Sageworks, a private-company data provider in Raleigh, N.C.

In 2007, as in most years, Americans bought more eggs during the week before Easter than at any other time, according to figures collected from supermarkets and drug stores by the Nielsen Company.