A new Amnesty International report tells of the desperation of the roughly 1,160 people stuck in Nauru, which has a population of about 10,000.
There are roughly 100 Yemenis stuck in Cuba because Yemen lacks the capacity to detain or adequately monitor released detainees.
When it comes to aligning the interests of bosses and shareholders, Japan is stuck roughly in the 1970s, says Jesper Koll, an economist and adviser to the government.Although a few firms are beginning to change, it will take years for ambitious youngsters to thrust their way upwards through the layers of hierarchy.
Even allowing for the promising products in Merck's pipeline, such as Gardasil, a vaccine against cervical cancer, Merck's earnings in 2012 could easily be stuck roughly where they are now, says Mr Risinger.Throwing yet more money into research might be part of the answer, but certainly not all of it.
While Osborne stuck, roughly, to the balance of spending cuts and tax rises that Labour had intended in 2010 (82% of the consolidation in cuts, 18% in tax rises) that would change if Tories are re-elected to see the plan through.
The average American commuter spent roughly two days stuck in traffic during 2015, according to new findings from data company Inrix.
The proportion saying they want it is stuck at roughly a third.
But roughly one in 20 stuck with the new route, shaving 6.7 minutes from what had been an average 32-minute commute.
Over the last 35 years, our economy has almost tripled in size, but, according to the United States Census Bureau, the number of Americans living below the poverty line has been stuck at roughly 1 in 8.
Then, after 31 days you will be stuck with roughly $23 in interest charges.
