60% of those educated to degree level saw the benefits of immigration to the economy, while just 17% of those wit no qualifications held the same view.
Only 13% of those in the eligible age group (18 to 27) are actually conscripted, mostly those without the wits or connections to find an exemption (such as a certificate of ill-health), and of those caught in the net, 38% have been unable to get either jobs or further education, nearly one-third are drunks or drug addicts, and 13% have criminal records.
Although unlikely to be confused with those insouciant wits William Powell and Myrna Loy, Peter Ganim and Nicola Barber manage a breezy idiom that evokes both the desperate gaiety of the period and the sophisticated airs of Hammett's urbane sleuths.
These included those packages provided by the Faculty of Health Sciences such as STATISTICA, StatSoft® (Tulsa, OK, USA); STATA® (StataCorp LP, College Station, Texas, USA; or those from Wits as an institution (SAS, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA) or downloaded free (Epi-Info™).
There are often arguments today about who should represent feminism, but the suffrage fight suggests we need the whole spectrum: the rabble-rousers, theorists, dogged campaigners, sympathetic politicians, those whose wit draws women to the cause, those whose anger keeps them motivated, and those who quietly, conscientiously chip away at issues that make others give up in despair.
Those half-wits at Balfour, as Carillion doesn't quite put it, have been layering on profit warnings by the trowel for the past two years, almost as fast as they've been shedding chief executives.
No matter how recent the spam filter, a few junk messages are likely to sneak through your mailbox defenses amid the battle of programming wits between those who send spam and those who write software to block it.
But nor is it beyond the wit of those in charge to consider water like oil or any other commodity, and to use market mechanisms to match supply and demand.
"I'm really looking forward to pitting my wits against those defenders, having trained against them.
The reader is invited to pit his or her wits against those of the detective, who eventually brings the case to a dramatic and unexpected denouement.
FOR those who enjoy the occasional wager, but know more about quark-gluon plasmas and minimal supersymmetry than they do about thoroughbreds or penalty shootouts, the Large Hadron Collider (see article) provides an ideal opportunity to pit their wits against those of the bookmakers.
