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The weighted average was 66 individuals aged ≥ 50 years, who were reported as deaths due to HZ in 2007-2008, which translated in a mortality of 0.21 per 100,000 PY.

Chambers said progress against malaria has been threatened by funding cuts in 2011-2012, which translated into a flattening in the curve of the decline.

The results included $47 million in charges, which translated to 8 cents a share.

Investigations into QK and one other company – a horse slaughterer caught mislabelling horse with labels in Czech which translated as "beef" – continue.

Nonetheless, it ended the second quarter with $2.9 billion in cash, which translated to 30percentt of the last 12 months of revenue, said the airline's president, Douglas M. Steenland.

The life time risk of maternal deaths was 1 in 6 which translated to one woman dying every 27 minutes.

Assessors could make small changes in assessments -- which translated into big savings for property owners -- and defend their decisions easily by using subjective criteria.

New fuel mixtures offered more than 30-percent increases in fuel energy, which translated directly into extended range.

Ganem has a background in automotive fabrication, which translated almost seamlessly to the production of coffins.

David sent a text to his brother in broken French, which translated to, "There's no point, no score.

Therefore called La Gioconda, which translated in French into La Joconde.