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But take a look at the figures published by the Fawcett Society for the 2001 election.

Posher than Oxford and Cambridge too for that matter, according to the figures published by the funding councils today.

The figures, published by the European Commission, gave the first detailed picture of the extent of the problem.

But the figures, published by the government's Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) on Friday, were greeted cautiously by anti-tobacco campaigners.

Wind and solar generated 18.33 terawatt hours (TWh), with nuclear on 16.69TWh, the figures published by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy show.

Self-employed women earned 40% less than self-employed men in 2012, according to the figures published by HM Revenue & Customs.

The figure at right shows the figure published by Steno of the shark's head and teeth (click on it to view a larger version).

New evidence and methodologies mean that the estimate is significantly higher than the figure published by the World Health Organization last year, which put the number of global air pollution-related deaths in 2012 at 3 million, HEI said.

In our article in BMC Cancer [ 1] we modelled our graph for the passage of bromodeoxyuridine-labelled cells through the cell cycle presented in Figure 1 on the figure published by Johansson et al. [ 2].

The number of heroin and crack cocaine users in England has fallen below 300,000 for the first time, according to the new figures published by the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse (NTA).

The latest figures published by the DfE showed that the new policy has been effective in deterring parents from taking holidays during term time.