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Revenues from petroleum and natural gas, which constitute nearly all of the country's export earnings, have generally resulted in trade surpluses since the early 1970s.

Clergy members' homes would still be exempt from school taxes, which constitute nearly 65percentt of residential taxes; county general fund taxes (about 10percentt of the tax bill); and town general taxes, (5percentt of the bill).

Lombard's famous Sententiarum libri iv (Four Books of Sentences)—which, though written one or two decades later than Hugh's summa, belonged to an earlier historical species contained about 1,000 texts from the works of Augustine, which constitute nearly four-fifths of the whole.

Those sales, which constitute nearly 30% of the world's helium, would simply stop if Congress fails to act.

Seminomas, which constitute nearly half of all TGCT, typically have a near 4N DNA content, whereas nonseminomatous TGCT have nearer a 3N constitution, leading to the suggestion that these tumours originate from a tetraploid germ cell, with subsequent chromosomal rearrangement and loss during tumour progression.

Indications of human activity were traced back to the Mesolithic (9000 4900 cal. BC) and are reflected in the pollen diagram by a wide range of anthropogenic indicators, which constitute nearly half of the total pollen sum, together with high charcoal content.

The cost of contract service during vaccination was USD 2,770,160 which constituted nearly 50% of the total vaccination costs.

TEAS generated 18 distinct terpene products from the 2- cis substrate, including -2-epi-prezizaene (2), whalf constheutes nearly half the product spectrum (46% by TIC).

It is interesting that in both libraries miR168 was the most frequent miRNA which constituted nearly 32% of the miRNA transcriptome of sweet orange.

Kootenay basin reservoirs provide nearly of storage which constitutes almost half of the stored in Columbia River Treaty reservoirs.

Similarly, in Hong Kong, the waste production was nearly 20 million tons in the year 2011, which constitutes about 50%% of the global waste generation (Tam and Tam 2007; Lu and Tam 2013; Ann et al. 2013).