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Far from placing Trump at the front of the G.O.P. field, this figure suggests that he is in thirteenth place, sandwiched between John Kasich and Chris Christie.

Given that it will take about £80,000 to repair the Jones's home, this figure suggests that billions of pounds of damage is likely to be inflicted in the near future.

But, as Statewatch points out, the growth in the 1980s was even more rapid than this figure suggests, because first the 93 officers in the anti-terrorist branch were hived off into a separate organisation, followed by the 847 officers in the royalty and diplomatic protection squad.

This figure suggests that the most specialised phages compete less with other isolates.

This figure suggests that the overpotential for CO2 electrolysis is much higher than H2O electrolysis in the considered condition.

This figure suggests that household 1 is the most probable to acquire an EV due to observing 2 of its 3 neighbours with EVs.

Sceptical voices have disputed and challenged this figure, suggesting that it is lower (perhaps 91%), or that scientific knowledge is not easily reducible to a 'head count'.

However, in situ analytic results of the decomposition rates of carbon in landfilled wood do not corroborate this figure; suggesting that carbon emissions are likely overestimated.

The wig, armor, and facial features of this figure suggest the sitter was Alexander Menshikov, picked by Peter the Great in 1703 to be the general field marshal of all the Russians.

The trends demonstrated in this figure suggest that a comparably bigger instantaneous response to a mean current jump will be evoked for larger values of τs.

This figure suggest that C3NET obtains its best inference performance for DAG networks, with a significant margin to all other network types.