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But it used to be much more – 1.6, 1.8 kilos a few years ago.

iPhones now represent 53% of Apple's revenue, and much more (70%?) of its profits.

And there is much, much more: 24 companies over the three-week run of the series.

"Lloyds bank is today worth much more [£54bn] than Deutsche Bank (£34bm), which is odd.

What's important is no one sets out to hurt anyone, which was the case much more 20 or 30 years ago.

You can't get much more 90s than the sartorial co-stars here: dungarees, hairbands, crop-tops and pumps.

"The East and West Coasts tend to be much more 24-hour based than the heartland," Ms. Priest said.

But house prices rose by much more, 13%, in the year to the third quarter of 2004 (the latest official figures available).

Imagine if five or ten coal plants produce much more CO2 than any other establishment on the list.

Actually, the spread of nitrophytic species there is much more serious[19].

N2O represents about 5 6% of the total atmospheric GHG, but it is much more active2 than CO2 [21].