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As for health care reforms, the 10-year cost suggests an average of $80 billion to $110 billion per year, depending on what the final bill looks like.

The Guardian analysis suggests an average of $23 per voter has already been spent in the Des Moines area, which ranks just 73rd among US television markets by number of "TV homes" but will play a crucial role in the national nomination process when voters take part in party caucuses on February 1, the first electoral tests of the 2016 election.

That number of views suggests an average of 5 million videos streamed each month, but the viewership of the site doesn't stack up.

Likewise, the eruption record from 1900 onwards suggests an average of 9 M5-5.9 eruptions per century, whereas the actual eruption record for 50 ka to 1 ka only contains between 10 and 50% of the expected eruptions and is frequently <10% prior to 50 ka (Figure 6b).

The OSCAR (NOAA, 2012) long-term average suggests an average of 0.20 m/s for the East to West transport in the SEC, and about the same for the NBC and the AC.

Data from service users suggest an average of five sexual partners per session and that unprotected sex is the norm".

There is no way to know exactly how many people showed up, but the campaign's numbers suggest an average of just a few people per event.

Overnight figures suggest an average of 23.2 million people tuned in over the course of the three-hour spectacle.

DEM analyses of modern river profiles are used to reconstruct paleo-river profiles, which suggest an average of 1.3 km of uplift.

Carcinogenic risk was assessed with an average value of 69.3 × 10− 6 mg kg− 1, suggesting an average of 69 individuals per million people being predisposed to cancer.

In 2013, The Chronicle of Higher Education suggested an average of 7.5% completion rate, 13 while a recent study in 2014 reported a rate of about 6.5%.