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Meanwhile, fresh statistics reinforce the fact that little-publicised cuts from other government departments are adding to the misery.

The concept is to use fresh statistics to quickly detect and map concentrations and trends in crimes.

Twitter has celebrated reaching 100 million global active users with a flurry of fresh statistics, from which we learn that the service averages 230m tweets a day and that half the active user base accesses Twitter daily.

Five cartel gunmen died in the battle, according to authorities, fresh statistics to add to the more than 100,000 Mexicans who have died in a decade of so-called drug wars.

A great division in market fortunes between northern and southern Jersey — and urbanized areas close to Manhattan and more rural regions — became clear during the recent recession and remains stark in the fresh statistics.

Fresh statistics on market activity in the second quarter of 2003 are not exactly encouraging: the overall office vacancy rate for both lease and sublease space dropped a fraction of a point, to 19.1percentt from 19.3percentt in the first quarter, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Its teams provide fans with a free program each game called Play Ball that has fresh statistics each game.

"We'll update Speedtest Global Index with data based on the previous month at the beginning of every month so you'll have fresh statistics and an early eye on new developments".

The U.N. weather agency, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), presented fresh statistics on the second day of climate conference in Copenhagen.

For example, fresh statistics from Zambia reveal that one in three children suffer physical violence such as beatings; while one in five girls is a victim of sexual abuse.

As researchers seek ever-larger supercomputers to crunch climate models of baffling complexity, some are calling for a fresh, statistics-based approach.