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It is fully calculated by the packers that this number will be exceeded ten per cent in the ensuing year.
THE HISTORY OF LOUISVILLE, FROM THE EARLIEST SETTLEMENT TILL THE YEAR 1852BEN CASSEDAY
The total number of remembered dreams varies considerably with different observers, some attaining an average of ten per night.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 8, SLICE 7VARIOUS
And the employer of the weavers would require alike five per cent.
AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONSADAM SMITH
In no one case in my recollection do they exceed 10 per cent.
CONSTRUCTIVE IMPERIALISMVISCOUNT MILNER
Approximately 75 per cent of Chicago's population is of foreign birth or parentage.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN THE WORLDANONYMOUS
The entire cost of the work, including printing the catalog, was between $600 and $700, or about ten cents per volume.
PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTY-FIFTH GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 1913VARIOUS
Oil went from fifty cents per barrel up to one dollar and thirty-seven cents, and then dropped back to seventy-six cents.
THE CHAUTAUQUAN, VOL. III, FEBRUARY 1883THE CHAUTAUQUAN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE
With the help of this fraud, and with a free and extensive market made on the Stock Exchange, the 1870 Honduras 10 per cent.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCEHARTLEY WITHERS
In November, Lazarus provided 50,000 for her at fourteen per cent.
THE REIGN OF MARY TUDORW. LLEWELYN WILLIAMS.
Where the Finns spent three-tenths of one per cent for promotion he had spent twenty-five per cent.
CONSUMERS' COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN NEW YORK STATETHE CONSUMERS' LEAGUE OF NEW YORK

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