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expectation of life



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Every year their expectation of life at any given age is increasing.

From Time Magazine Archive

At the century's turn the expectation of life at birth was less than 50 years.

From Time Magazine Archive

He speaks of the source of his earlier despair as a prolonged adolescent expectation of life.

From Time Magazine Archive

"I wonder what the expectation of life of, say, an advertising agent of thirty really is�at this moment of time, I mean."

From Time Magazine Archive

Ninety-seven years later another tontine, or scale of annuities, on the basis of the same expectation of life as in the previous century, was issued.

From History of the Conflict Between Religion and Science by Draper, John William




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