Whiplash injuries in car crashes, sustained in suspiciously high numbers in Britain, are a notorious example.
In other Arab states, he said, it is rare to find men who are both religious and gay, but the high numbers in Jidda made them relax somewhat.
Rabbis said that because people had been visiting synagogues in extraordinarily high numbers in recent days, they had scrambled to find additional space for the holidays.
He agreed NO2 levels in Lagos could well be worse than Oxford St, although he expressed skepticism about the extremely high numbers in this study.
Latino voters do not turn out in high numbers in midterm elections to begin with, and the Democrats' timidity on immigration quite possibly suppressed their turnout in Colorado even further.
Home straight, far side: 7.3 A fair difference between stands' side and far, typical for Epsom as the water drains towards the inside but makes it even harder to see beyond the high numbers in the sprint.
Twelve years ago, Hollingsworth and his colleagues performed a study of semislugs on the Big Island and found that three-quarters were infected with rat lungworm, with particularly high numbers in the rural east and on the northern coast.
That was followed by a glum caveat: "That it was supplanted in 2011 was a reflection of the high numbers in Iran rather than a significant drop in China".
"When asking why lesbian women are being targeted you have to look at why all women are being raped and murdered in such high numbers in South Africa," said Carrie Shelver, of women's rights group Powa, a South African NGO.
In one particularly telling finding of the National Public Radio poll, the unhappiness with the direction of the nation was highest among women and older Americans, two groups that tend to vote in disproportionately high numbers in off-year elections.
Even the silent majority here, called "The Party of the Couch," feels more empowered, having just voted in high numbers in an election where the votes actually got counted.
