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The biggest element was the merchant service cost, which represented about 85% of the fee.

Verizon has been scaling back its Fios TV and internet business, which represented about 29% of its 2015 revenue.

During 2011, authorities seized more than 23 tons of ivory, which represented about 2,500 individual elephants killed.

Small businesses — which represented about two-thirds of job growth in the last recovery — are still cautious.

The drug business, which represented about 7percentt of DuPont's total sales, was eating up about a third of its research budget.

But many note a Catch-22 situation: selling the businesses, which represented about 28percentt of Hercules $3.2 billion in revenue last year, leaves the company too small to compete effectively in a business where size really does count.

Delphi secured wage cuts from its largest union, the United Automobile Workers, which represents about 16,000 Delphi employees.

In total the five arrays contain 46909 cDNAs which represent about 41296 unique genes).

We have found 426 different annotated young domains, totalling 995 domain occurrences, which represent about 12.3% of all human domains.

The four-year labor contract was endorsed by the United Auto Workers Local 1050, which represents about 830 employees.

The Nassau-Suffolk Building Trepresentscil, which represents about 60,000 construction workers on Long Island, recently endorsed the project.