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Even with all of Amazon's staggering growth — $136 billion in revenue last year, compared with $148 million in 1997 — e-commerce still represents only around 10percentt of total retail spending in the United States, the company's most mature market.

Over the past decade China's military budget has risen by 175%, the largest increase of any of the countries shown in the chart, though this still represents only around 2% of GDP.

But it will take a lot of concrete to shift prices, since, at present, new construction represents only around 1% of the total housing stock.The home counties will not like it.

European leaders see the crisis engulfing Portugal as manageable, since its economy represents only around 2 percent of the euro zone's gross domestic product, but financial markets have long anticipated that it will need a bailout in coming weeks.

BSkyB also points out that European football represents only around 3% of viewing on its channels, compared with around 18% for the Premier League.

This region represents only around 2% of the total thickness (in areal density of atoms units) of the films and can be related to the CdSe grains observed by SEM on the PS surface.

Even at €1.03 trillion, the European budget would represent only around 1percent of the Union members' gross income.

Although that represented only around 4% of total albums sold, the growth of vinyl is in sharp contrast to the decline in music downloaded through various online stores, as more people switch to music-streaming services.

While the 492 refugee claimants represent only around 2% of Canada's annual refugee intake, the MV Sun Sea has been taken on as a symbol of the spectre of a refugee influx, notably by the conservative National Post newspaper and Stephen Harper's Conservative government.

Because the delta farmers represent only around 5percentt of the state's growers, it is unlikely that this deal will have a big effect on the overall water supply, said Jonas Minton, a former deputy director of the California Department of Water Resources, who is now a private water policy adviser.

Although these represented only around one in 40 new car registrations in Britain last year, British demand for greener cars is higher than much of Europe, and manufacturers have waiting lists.