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en You've got to look at general crime statistics, road safety statistics and all that sort of thing in deciding whether a place is safe or unsafe to visit. He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. And certainly London does come out better in all those mundane but much more relevant statistics.

en We're obviously pleased with the drop in the crime statistics, and are quick to credit the collaborative efforts of the members of the police departments and various departments in the city working within the community to make Scottsdale a safe place to live and visit.

en I think what's going to be key going forward will be the tradeoff (in the economic news) between the statistics on employment and statistics on inflation.

en The statistics are just a very, very rough estimate. There are no accurate statistics available when it comes to ancient books in China.

en I think what's going to be key going forward will be the tradeoff (in the economic news) between the statistics on employment and statistics on inflation,

en The fact that there was no counterbalancing evidence or statistics to go against the so-called statistics that Gilbert was providing, I think that it was certainly very slanted in that respect.

en All these statistics reflect the full force of the hurricanes on the broader economy and we will probably have another month of ugly statistics.

en We have this backdrop of the Fed raising rates and a growing fear that there's more to come based on economic statistics. What will determine how we do is what those statistics look like over the next few months.

en As you know statistics show that a certain number of people get married each year and the rest don't. Well, I got into the wrong bunch of statistics. I should be pitied instead of questioned.

en It's a game of statistics, but the truth is they are both deeply flawed statistics.

en It really comes down to using publicly available statistics for the games - and the names that are attached to those statistics.

en I was scheduled to go to Paris next week and I was really sweating it until yesterday when the conference was canceled. Yes, I'm in the business and I understand that the statistics are in your favor when you fly, but I'm just like everybody else -- I don't make decisions based on statistics.

en I've come loaded with statistics, for I've noticed that a man can't prove anything without statistics
  Mark Twain

en The statistics can't be argued with; the statistics are clear.

en Just because there aren't official reports doesn't mean attacks don't happen. This sort of attack needs to be classified as a hate crime, so statistics can be compiled, but nobody does that.


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