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One figure for that: 54 percent of the children under the age of five years suffer from malnutrition.

How, amid so much joyful experience, could lifebecome so intolerable to the one figure who seems to be its master?

One figure represents the pressure of the heart as it contracts to pumps blood around the body.

presently , with the arrival of a keener sense of cold , one figure came forward.

The host asked the couple to show one figure by their finger after she said 1, 2, 3. with their sense to see whether it is same.

Adding one figure to another was very tiring work and took me a long, long time , and my teacher scolded me for my stupidity.

When Yang wandering off when the winding, where only one figure, the shaping of desolate pay tribute, pay tribute first love lonely.

"It's a reasonable assumption the ruling family was involved and approved [the deal], " said one figure with knowledge of the negotiations.

Among the most straightforward and reasonably effective approaches is the one Figure 3 depicts.

Here is just one figure to illustrate the utter lack of similar capacity throughout the developing world.

One figure structure in the queue again took breadth, With the in-depth times last recursive functions.

It did publish one figure: environmental damage in 2004 cost 3. 05% of that year's GDP.

One figure notably absent from the rich list was Putin.

Hence in geometry we compare one figure with another, so as to bring out their identity.

The "Validate and update deploy code" is the default selection, which is also the recommended one (Figure 4).

One figure often bandied about is that 50 percent of new teachers leave within five years.

One figure who is less cowed is Steve Wozniak, Apple's co-founder.

How many times do you need to re-do the same calculation, changing one figure only?

Section one Figure painting of Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty