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The vote-eligible population of Latinas in Arizona has grown almost 70percentt since 2000 and, in every cycle since 2002, they have comprised a larger share of the electorate in midterm elections than in presidential elections -- a clear indication of their potential voting strength in local and state elections.

Indigenous Australians are slightly more than 2% of the total Australian population however, in recent years they have comprised between 6 and 10% of new patients beginning treatment for end-stage kidney disease (ESKD).

Some of the previous investigations are not directly comparable with the current study, since they have comprised both diarrhoeic and non-diarrhoeic cats (0% in [ 6]; 2% in [ 10]; 10% in [ 12]), or only cats with chronic diarrhoea (14% in [ 4]; 24% in [ 8]), but most of the other frequencies of T. foetus positives are lower than what was found in the present study.

Prior to this raid they had comprised eleven batteries of anti-aircraft guns, several anti-aircraft warships and a system of smoke generators capable of hiding Tirpitz from aircraft.

Concentrating solely on disenfranchised ex-felons, we see that they would have comprised 2.6% in Virginia and 3.4% in Florida (of the respective voting electorates).

It's just that all of the systems they observed have comprised two stars orbiting far apart--on the order of 1000 times the distance between Earth and the sun.

As measured by biomass, they may have comprised the largest-ever concentration of an animal species on the planet.

By rights they should have comprised a complete set of first editions, each one inscribed and signed by Ian Fleming to my father, Fleming's friend, employer, literary counselor.

Interestingly, other COX-2-positive cell typesuchch as immune or stroma cells must have comprised only a very small fraction, since they did not affect the results.

These sales are estimated to have comprised 10 to 15% of overall revenues.

Could the denouement not simply have comprised the undramatic culmination of the book's ideas?