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As we serve 2.3 million people in our catchment area, this represents close to 8% of the whole population of Canada, which is a representative population of children.

7 While the total number of circumcisions conducted doubled during 2013, reaching a cumulative total of approximately 6 million, this only represents close to 30% of the initial target coverage level in the priority countries.

This in any case represents close to a linear temperature effect.

But strike out the government's take, and the more than $140 million the underwriters will share represents close to 0.5 percent.

Protests will continue," said Spyros Papaspyrou, who is head of the ADEDY union that represents close to half a million civil servants.

With well over 200 Million users, Latin America represents close to 20% of Facebook's user base.

Peer-to-Peer lending Zopa now represents close to 1.5% of the UK lending market with monthly lending of GBP 10-15m.

Thus, each treatment represents close to 6000 datapoints.

According to Browne and Cudeck [ 61], RMSEA <.05 represents "close fit," RMSEA between.05 and.08 represents "reasonably close fit," and RMSEA >.10 represents "an unacceptable model".

The scheme represents close cooperation between the UN and the government.

IgG is the most abundant circulating immunoglobulin isotype and represents close to 75% of the total serum immunoglobulin content.