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Napster declined to comment on whether the figures were consistent with its own internal analysis.

Australia & New Zealand Banking said in a research note that the latest figures were consistent with 8 percent economic growth in the last quarter of this year and even faster expansion in the first quarter of next year.

The euro-zone economy escaped from its worst post-war recession in the third quarter of 2009, and Markit said the PMI figures were consistent with growth in the current quarter of 0.5 percent.

The Association of Chief Police Officers revealed the figures were consistent with an increase in antisemitic crimes reported in recent weeks following last month's terror attacks in Paris when four shoppers were killed by an Islamist attacker at a kosher supermarket.

He said the figures were consistent with Britain-wide polls this month suggesting UKIP's momentum "may currently have stalled", but there was nothing to suggest UKIP "have yet gone decisively into reverse".

Trees reconstructed with the NJ methods shown in the figures were consistent with the ML trees.

Those figures are consistent with those from other services that track Internet use.

Both figures are consistent with other findings and nowhere near Posner's convenient, but highly suspect, statistics.

This is the third bi-monthly survey on world leaders conducted by Harris Interactive, and the figures are consistent with the previous two polls.

The report notes these figures are consistent with internationally published research: "The pattern shows the negative mental health effects of immigration detention with a clear deterioration of mental health indices over time in detention".

Those figures are consistent with recent years: an average of 2.7 percent of teachers evaluated over the past five years received marks of "unsatisfactory" or "needs improvement," records show.