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The report, which covers 62 cities, said: "In the face of political and economic uncertainty and potential shocks to the economy, the growing reliance on fewer places – and London in particular – to generate more revenues is a risky situation for the exchequer to be in compared to one where more cities are making a positive contribution to the national tax pot".

The burden of death and injury falls disproportionately on low and middle income countries, as is indicated by the lifetime risk of maternal death in South East Asia which is one in 130 compared to one in 7,300 in developed regions [ 2].

One child in 3,000 is born with albinism in East Africa, compared to one in 20,000 in the United States.

The birthrate in America has fallen to an all-time low, with one in five women not having children in 2010, compared to one in 10 in the 1970s.

The End Child Poverty coalition said that in some areas almost half of children lived in poverty, compared to one in 10 in others.

Murray has scored nine Premier League goals in 22 appearances in 2015, compared to one goal in 16 Premier League appearances before this year.

That's nearly one in three compared to one in 10 of those over the age of 65.

There are two instances responsible for preparing the medical certification for a DP in Russia compared to one in Norway.

Although the works in the show span nearly two decades, a drawing made in 1990 compared to one made in 1999 betrays no sense of the passing of years, no reference to the events of a lifetime.

Nevertheless, around half the diabetics met the recommended target of 130/80 in 2007 compared to one third in 2006 and 2004, (Table 5).

"But we'll never know". * Technology: There is one phone for every 14.3 people in Mexico, compared to one per 1.4 people in the United States.