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percent

[per-sent] / pərˈsɛnt /


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Today, those blades are typically made from titanium -- which is more than 50 percent heavier and can cost up to 10 times more than aluminum -- or from advanced composite materials.

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Notably, the budget provides for a 20 percent increase in wages, a rate that is nonetheless well below that of inflation.

From Barron's

Military spending is up nearly 10 percent this year to $2.7 trillion, which is 13 times total world spending on development aid and equivalent to the entire gross domestic product of Africa, he said.

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Bangladesh also has a small Shia community, while around 10 percent of Bangladeshis are not Muslims -- mainly Hindus, as well smaller groups of Christians.

From Barron's

The researchers found that if 90 percent of these byproducts were recovered, they "could meet nearly all U.S. critical mineral needs; one percent recovery would substantially reduce import reliance for most elements evaluated."

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