Sentences with phrase «seen any stats close»
This must take into account the immediate fertilization, then subsequent failure of the egg where a woman doesn't even miss her regular period (no abortion going on there), as I've never seen any stats close to that, and from the friends and family that I have, miscarriages are rare — less than 10 %.
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Take a closer look at the FDI stats, and you'll see the depreciation of the dollar against the Euro and the pound boosted Canada's outward FDI, and the country had a $ 50.5 - billion investment deficit with the United States.
He's inching closer and closer, but there are too many voters who didn't notice the magic that the others saw, and they're looking at the stats, just as confused as the rest of us.
Atleast in the early part of last season, we saw an Arsene Wenger that was willing to go into games with a pragmatic approach, closing out games with 1 - 0 leads and lesser possession stats!
OT: France have scary team, Boss and OG on bench, i would like to see OG with Lacazzete in second half, and Fakir, both Lacazzete and Fakr are amazing, plus Shneiderlin in DM, i looked on some stats, guys we have best dm in EPL, COQ stats are by far spectacular, not even Matic can come close, crazy, dude has 98 tackles, while second has 60 LOL COQ MACHINE
le coq was outstanding, i seen the stats v matic the other day so i thought i would pay close attention to his game.
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You can see on the stats website Squawka.com that Ozil beats his closest EPL rivals in terms of chances created and key passes as well.
If you look at his stats, he has played a lot more games than I thought but after seeing him close up I am very confident we have signed the right type of player.»
A stats paragraph can appear anywhere in the letter (but is typically seen either as the opener or right before the closer; fine arguments can be made for either) and should include: 1) title 2) age level, 3) genre, 4) word count, and 5) comps.