Among older children, in the 13 to 16 year old group, internet use is even more widespread, averaging two and a half hours a day, with YouTube the most widely used website.
Against the backdrop of stiff competition between supermarkets and widespread discounting, average store prices were down 2% on a year ago in July.
We all know the facts: In 1949 when the Communist Party took over, China had been mired in civil wars and dismembered by foreign aggressions; its people had suffered widespread famine; average life-expectancy was a mere 41 years.
A Fannie Mae survey in February found that these sentiments were more widespread than average among young adults, Hispanics and African-Americans.
In the absence of widespread vaccination, the average person with measles will infect an average of 12 to 18 other people; in contrast, Ebola is typically transmitted to 1.5 to 2.5 people.
This anti-Western tilt has met with widespread approval among average Russians, and has left Khodorkovsky's Western "adaptants" feeling increasingly isolated.
Among them, chlorite is the most widespread with absolute average percentage up to 6.3%, followed by the others 1.5, 1.46 and 1.28%, respectively.
It appears, then, that Trump voters weren't simply motivated by their widespread belief that average Americans are being left behind.
Wealth may be unevenly spread, so that a high average disguises widespread wretchedness.
"Mariposa and the Saint" exists in the same vein, except that her story, and her avenue for telling it, is not particularly high-profile or sexy, but represents a fairly average and widespread situation — an estimated eighty thousand prisoners are held in solitary in the U.S. at any given time, often for extended periods of time and for minor violations, at the discretion of the guards.
