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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.

According to figures collected by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, the total amount donated to charity in the UK in 2004/05 was £8.2bn.

And figures collected by the archivists at Birinyi Associates, a market research firm in New York, show how such assumptions arose.

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.

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.

According to box-office figures collected by Exhibitor Relations Co., the Vietnam combat film grossed $8.4 million in 590 theaters and easily outperformed Disney/Touchstone's new release, "Outrageous Fortune". But Disney cannot feel too bad about being No. 2. The $6.4 million taken in by "Outrageous Fortune" marks the highest opening yet for a Touchstone movie.

Figures collected by news agency the Press Association suggest the party is fielding 268 candidates in England.

For example, newly released figures collected by a plane trailing the Canadian Falcon 20 suggested that there was a 50% reduction in aerosol emissions compared to conventional fuel.

According to figures collected by Grubb & Ellis, all the counties in northern New Jersey have vacancy rates for industrial property in single digits, with Bergen County the lowest at 6percentt in the fourth quarter of 1997, compared to 8percentt a year earlier.