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Instead, Swafford took less than two percent and Purdue cruised to an easy win.

Eighty-two percent pertained to death, or a sudden illness or accident.

And with a GDP of about $2 trillion, that two percent adds up to $40 billion.

Donovan was making one of his regular stops in a business where he cashed checks for a two percent fee.

“Yes, there are dissidents and maybe they consist of one percent or two percent of the population,” he told PBS in 1999.

Forty-two percent came back and three-fourths of them were filled out completely.

This method overestimates the known range by only two percent.

Sales and Cigarette Taxes: Two percent sales tax on all purchases, payable in cash.

Less than two percent of all the information thrown into mass media communication reaches its audience.