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Previous research has suggested around one in six Britons travel abroad uninsured.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary has suggested around 16,200 police officers will be axed - along with 1,800 community support officers and 16,100 police staff.

An expert from the Centre for Middle Eastern Strategic Studies has suggested around 250,000 Syrian refugees are working illegally in the country, with a recent Human Rights Watch report claiming child labour is "rampant".

Scaling up data to a national level has suggested around 7,800 severely bleeding adult major trauma patients present to hospitals in England each year, at a total cost to treating NHS hospitals of £148,300,000.

The club's four owners have suggested around half of the money generated by promotion will be invested in transfer fees and wages Who's spending it?

"What it does is it puts forward some of the ideas that Republicans had suggested around entitlement reform that I think are reasonable policy".

A recent Forrester Research report says, "If Amazon launches a tablet at a sub-$300 price point — assuming it has enough supply to meet demand — we see Amazon selling 3-5 million tablets in Q4 alone". Other research has suggested that around $350 represents a "sweet spot" for tablet pricing.

A recent Australian government report has suggested that around 30percentnt of all Australian children are missing out on early childhood education in the year before schooling (SCRGSP, 2009).

The Northern Territory health minister has suggested the furore around Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu's medical treatment is a publicity stunt for forthcoming albums.

missMM has suggested a slew around Logan Square and the West Loop: The Whistler ("a bar, gallery, record label, and venue") Scofflaw (a gin bar), Three Dots and A Dash (tiki!), Longman and Eagle (an inn), The Drawing Room (a restaurant), as well as the "divine" rooftop of Little Goat (a diner below and a bar atop).

As a loyal Democrat, Mr Axelrod has suggested in interviews around the book's launch that in the light of Mr Obama's "great, unfulfilled promise" to change Washington Mrs Clinton's years of Washington experience will be much more of an asset in this campaign than in 2008, allowing her to run as a candidate of change.