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The figures are rounded to the nearest 50,000, with Kendall adding this meant "small variations" in the underlying numbers could "lead to much larger changes in the rounded headline numbers".

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Newspapers are back to using words like toxic, deadly and poisonous in their main headlines.

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During his playing career, the former Liverpool and Manchester City forward made headlines for his controversial actions off the field as well as his many accomplishments on it.

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Kendall said this meant "small variations in the underlying numbers impacted can lead to much larger changes in the rounded headline numbers".

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Never too high, never too low, never a headline in his words if he can help it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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