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"There are proportionally far more innocent people convicted than I ever thought there were," Mr. Webster said.

But United Passions – backed by a reported $27m of Fifa money – will be a proportionally far greater financial write-down.

A national pension scheme was introduced in April, but it led to widespread protests from those on low and middle incomes, who complained that they were required to contribute proportionally far more than high-flyers.

Labour has proportionally far more Scottish and Welsh MPs than the Tories or Liberal Democrats and could find themselves outvoted on any future NHS, education or local government reforms.

His party, Forza Italia -- in essence an advertising vehicle for his candidacy that he set up in 1994 with his own vast fortune -- won 29.4percentt of the votes cast in districts where seats were allotted proportionally, far more than any other party.

This also helps account for why Plaid Cymru made up between 4.1% to 5.6% of airtime on the BBC, ITV and Sky News – proportionally far higher than their support in UK-wide polls – whereas on Channels 4 and 5 Plaid's airtime was limited to 0.5%and2.5%5% respectively.

What's more, statistics show that the poor in the US proportionally give far more of what they can afford than do the rich.

Proportionally, though, those by far most likely to be working on Christmas Day are the clergy.

Many a best-selling novel got its blastoff not from a chain, but from the word-of-mouth generated by the independents, making their importance often far greater proportionally than their size.

In what appeared to be an opening bid for the Liberal Democrats' support, Mr. Mandelson said that a fairer voting system should replace the existing one that resulted in smaller parties like the Liberal Democrats generally winning far fewer seats, proportionally, than their popular vote share.

If you chart age and cost and revenue, younger age groups are cheaper on a CPA basis, but they generate far less revenue proportionally.