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Studies suggest that about one in four cancers shows signs of this type of chromosome damage, and in some cancers the rate is even higher.

From Science Daily

On top of that, the number of 18 to 24-year-olds claiming Jobseeker's Allowance - which is capped at £72.90 a week for their age group - is also considerably higher than anywhere else in the region.

From BBC

By 2029, the German defence budget will be higher than the UK and French equivalents combined, Nato's Secretary General Mark Rutte pointed out to me.

From BBC

As for average earnings, these were 4.7% higher on year and outpaced the past three years of cumulative property growth, Rightmove said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some companies have pointed a finger at tariffs for their increases, while others, especially small businesses, also blame higher wages and hefty health-insurance costs that firms said they can’t absorb or share with suppliers.

From The Wall Street Journal