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But what you must never forget is that every one of those figures comes from the chowty dar, or village watchman, who just puts down what he damn pleases.' Josiah Charles Stamp (economist, 1880 1941, in "Some Economic Factors in Modern Life").

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

Principally, these figures come from the household survey.

The figures came from the Bank of Korea, and the story has been corrected.

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.

The payroll figures come from the survey of employers; the unemployment rate comes from the household survey.

The association's figures come from the funds run by the 45 money management firms that belong to the association.

Amnesty's figures come from the International Organisation for Migration, an intergovernmental group associated with the UN, and the Italian Institute for Political Studies.

The figures come from the third quarter of Nielsen's Home Technology Survey, a quarterly phone survey of 1,253 randomly selected homes.