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Meanings of equivalent figure in English

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Usage of equivalent figure in English
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The equivalent figure in other European countries is 1 per cent, he says.
The Irish Times
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The equivalent figure for the Protestant community is 40 per cent.
The Irish Times
3
The equivalent figure with remain voters is 15 points higher.
The Guardian
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The equivalent figure for Ireland is 42 per cent.
The Irish Times
5
The equivalent figure in Limerick was 62 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The equivalent figure last year was 251.
The Irish Times
7
By comparison, the U.S. equivalent figure was near 13 percent in 2008.
Reuters
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The equivalent figure for the second quarter of 2010 was 19.6 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The equivalent figure up to December 9th last year was 212.
The Irish Times
10
In 1995, the equivalent figure was more than 50 per cent.
The Irish Times
11
The equivalent figure for steel is only roughly 1.5 percent, said the bank.
Reuters
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The equivalent figure among loyal Conservatives is 73%.
The Guardian
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The equivalent figure for Cork is £973 and £913 for Galway.
The Irish Times
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For the 27-nation EU, the equivalent figure was 3.3 percent.
Radio NZ
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The equivalent figure in 1983 was 87 per cent and in 1973 91 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The equivalent figure for Atlas and CMS at present is 5-10%.
The Guardian
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Equivalent figure across language varieties
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