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These figures mean that Adele accounted for a staggering 3% of album sales in the US on her own last year.

Manuel Cortes, leader of the TSSA rail union, said: "These figures mean that thousands of commuters into London have to travel in cattle truck-style conditions while also paying the highest fares in Europe just to do so.

As my colleague Josh Constine has written, these figures mean that YC itself could currently be worth more than a billion dollars on paper.

These figures mean that mobile has been more important than desktop for several years now, and it's time for the search index itself to reflect that.

As Games In Asia notes, most browser games can't be played easily on mobile devices, so these figures mean that PC games made up more than 80% of revenue earned by China's gaming industry in 2013.

These figures mean that according to MDOT, the highway is only used at 11.0 12.0% of its designed capacity.

Together, these figures means that 27.9% of the incident cases are seen by an NP for dementia-specific reasons during the incidence quarter.

Health experts say the figures mean that global efforts to save children's lives have started working, better and faster than expected.

But speakers emphasized today that those figures meant that many more people died from suicide than homicide each year.

"These new figures mean that consumers potentially saved almost £1bn last year, simply by switching to a cheaper deal.

"These new figures mean that the 10 year target industry set itself in 2007 - to grow our total exports by 38% - has been achieved six years early.