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| Companies accept 55 | percent tax rate, immediate increase in posted prices |
| argo" against any company that rejects the 55 | percent tax rate. |
| s a higher percentage of African American (65 | percent) than any other congressional district in the |
| a much higher alcohol concentration (about 22 | percent) than most highballs because of the proportio |
| hs were slightly more common in cities (12.72 | percent) than in rural areas (9.67 percent), suggesti |
| Centauri-analog, with inferred luminosity 3.7 | percent that of Sun and 20 percent of its radius, acc |
| has been estimated to have a mass of only 20 | percent that of Jupiter (making the planet around the |
| ifetime, at less than 1 month, is less than 1 | percent that of Halon 1301, and less even than hydrog |
| Of the 28 | percent that disagreed, a quarter (7 percent) believe |
| nd a maximum range which was approximately 87 | percent that of the standard gun. |
| Neptunian moon, it is only one-quarter of one | percent the mass of Triton. |
| The star has a mass of about 86 | percent the Sun, 89 percent of its radius, and 45 per |
| It is though that the star has only 79 | percent the mass of the Sun, 88 percent of the radius |
| Mr. Five | Percent: The Story of Calouste Gulbenkian. |
| rated his overall performance for 2010 at 48 | percent, the highest given to any Democratic senator. |
| By weight | percent, the composition of plumbane is 1.91% hydroge |
| Under Burma's new constitution, 25 | percent the seats in parliament are reserved for the |
| Lancaster received 61.1 | percent the 1979 election. |
| ors Life was held by Waddell & Reed, Inc. (90 | percent), the distributor and manager of the “United |
| During the panic, call money would reach 125 | percent, the highest level since the Civil War. |
| es the implausibly high "yes" vote (almost 98 | percent), the vote was held in far-from-secret circum |
| e chart and the multiple is close to 25 or 50 | percent, then a pie chart can often be more effective |
| or the Greens in Australia hovering around 10 | percent there's a good chance they' could hold the ba |
| We are probably 40 | percent there, if we are lucky,” he says. |
| Because the margin was less than half of a | percent, these results triggered a recount, mandatory |
| Trade between China and ASEAN has surged 50 | percent this year after a free trade agreement went i |
| del's biggest hedge fund has fallen almost 40 | percent this year, causing the company to hold talks |
| times of economic uncertainties, has risen 16 | percent this year and is trading at around $1,270 an |
| anterns, which were frequently composed of 99 | percent ThO2 and 1% cerium(IV) oxide. |
| drill size that results in an approximate 75 | percent thread. |
| Consumer advocate Ralph Nader surpassed the 5 | percent threshold in some polls, However, the rule of |
| A 15 | percent threshold is required to receive delegates. |
| Common Course did not make it to the 2 | percent threshold and lost their 4 seats. |
| ent regardless of whether it crossed the five | percent threshold (as it eventually did). |
| ext parliament, should ACT not break the five | percent threshold - under New Zealand electoral law, |
| re now included in the calculation of the 5.0 | percent threshold. |
| d to be worth $ 53.6 billion, growing at 10.5 | percent till 2012. |
| defeated Democrat Jerry Graham, 31,752 (61.6 | percent) to 19,809 (38.4 percent). |
| reelected in the 1979 general election, 51.7 | percent to 48.3 percent for the late Democrat Jack Mi |
| ed Democrat Llorente Navarrette, 25,004 (63.9 | percent) to 14,141 (36.1 percent). |
| Space campaign showed Space ahead of Ney, 46 | percent to 35 percent, with 19 percent undecided. |
| Obama won the Democratic primary, with 53 | percent to 23 percent against Dan Hynes, who came in |
| position outright, having polled 6,605 (49.27 | percent) to Hebert's 5,814 (43.37 percent), and Black |
| ernment spending on education dropped from 12 | percent to 6.3 percent of gross domestic product. |
| ellow Democrat Wade Vincent, 16,933 votes (73 | percent) to 6,203 (27 percent). |
| defeated Cook by a 15-point margin, taking 57 | percent to Cook's 42 percent. |
| ressman John Breaux, with 529,433 votes (44.2 | percent) to 447,328 (37.3 percent). |
| rimary over Democrat Charles Moore, 8,897 (62 | percent) to 5,453 (38 percent). |
| servatives who only needed a small swing of 2 | percent to take control. |
| se was reelected over Democrat Jim Harlan, 66 | percent to 34 percent. |
| In 1961, he raised property tax from 6.25 | percent to 12.5 percent, following a failed attempt s |
| onstituent services, polled 133,909 votes (66 | percent) to McDougal's 69,089 (34 percent). |
| at country needs to keep inflation below five | percent to ensure continued growth. |
| Martiny polled 19,414 votes (68.9 | percent) to 8,752 ballots (31.1 percent) for the "No |
| ended the state constitution, was defeated 52 | percent to 48 percent on Nov. 4, 2008. |
| the general election by 249 votes: 7,297 (51 | percent) to 7,048 (49 percent). |
| He received 809,778 votes (60 | percent) to 373,234 (28 percent) for Republican Sally |
| General William "Bill" Allain, 405,348 (52.4 | percent) to 367,953 (47.5 percent)). |
| noff primary by William Winter, 386,174 (56.6 | percent) to 295,835 (43.4 percent). |
| The upper house vote doubled from 0.6 | percent to 1.2 percent, and after receiving preferenc |
| lican newcomer Chris Hazel, 9,330 votes (62.5 | percent) to 5,611 (37.5 percent). |
| lection, Windhorst was the big winner with 61 | percent to Gee's 39 percent. |
| a of the 13th Court of Appeals, 721,456 (65.3 | percent) to 384,135 (34.7 percent). |
| mechanically harvestable tomatoes rose from 7 | percent to 85 percent. |
| entage of whites on welfare decreased from 39 | percent to 32 percent in that same time frame. |
| The ballot measure was defeated, 56 | percent to 44 percent. |
| That vote was 2,524 (57 | percent) to 1,967 (43 percent). |
| Urania in La Salle Parish, 6,172 votes (90.8 | percent) to 628 (9.2 percent). |
| Hopkins polled 8,187 (73 | percent) to Hunter's 2,964 (27 percent). |
| efeated in the 1996 GOP senatorial primary 33 | percent to 32 percent. |
| Whitehouse won by a 54 | percent to 46 percent margin. |
| Oshiro defeated Okino by 56 | percent to 44%. |
| The tabulation was 534,989 (51 | percent) to 506,938 (49 percent). |
| rn 1945), then of Wichita Falls, 14,207 (56.1 | percent) to 11,130 (43.9 percent). |
| Moore polled 99,780 (65.2 | percent) to DeBlieux's 53,212 (34.8 percent). |
| tion, Windhorst was the big winner, 7,576 (61 | percent) to Gee's 4,845 (39 percent). |
| ares and hand what would become a stake of 74 | percent to Glencore. |
| The population in 2002 rose by seven | percent to 237. |
| Increased the FHA loan limit from 95 | percent to 110 percent of area median home price up t |
| first round, Bean led with 15,044 votes (49.6 | percent) to 12,636 ballots (41.7 percent) for fellow |
| ey leading the race among likely voters fifty | percent to twenty-three percent with twenty-four perc |
| alf of Boustany, the Republican prevailed, 55 | percent to 45 percent for Willie Mount. |
| they also reported that sales had risen 31 | percent to $2.24 billion. |
| he Republican Tommy Gene Armstrong, 7,027 (53 | percent) to 62,35 (47 percent). |
| emocrat Kenny Ray Cox of Mansfield, 4,993 (63 | percent) to 2,990 (37 percent) to win the House seat. |
| price of the magazine did not increase by ten | percent to $7.70 due to the goods and service tax (GS |
| businessman from Baton Rouge, 6,772 votes (63 | percent) to 4,059 (37 percent). |
| He received 201,277 votes (24 | percent) to 638,774 (76 percent) for the Democratic n |
| the primary, Malone led with 8,830 votes (41 | percent) to Pierson's 6,973 (32 percent), and Barton' |
| global contract sales of Canaton increased 46 | percent to $23.3 billion. |
| the Conservatives' margin of defeat from nine | percent to three, coming in a close second. |
| duced its hunger (rate) significantly from 35 | percent to 9 percent. |
| s a huge increase, more than doubling from 29 | percent to over 70 percent.” |
| changed to lower the threshold to winning 40 | percent to avoid a runoff. |
| made by Schindler, the figure ranges from 0.4 | percent to slightly less than 0.5 percent--about thre |
| nonpartisan Kermit K. Westmoreland, 8,538 (74 | percent) to 2,983 (26 percent). |
| ated fellow Democrat Samuel Thomas, 6,711 (61 | percent) to 4,277 (39 percent). |
| ated a Democrat named Michael L. Smith, 74-26 | percent, to win Farabee's seat in the November 2 gene |
| This time, Reichert defeated Burner 53 | percent to 47 percent, a solid victory despite Barack |
| ierce Long, Jr., received 364,931 ballots (68 | percent) to Sandlin's 167,471 votes (31.2 percent). |
| Reserves increased by 11 | percent to 4,229 billion cubic feet equivalent (Bcfe) |
| The revaluation added 2.92 | percent to Weston's grand list of properties. |
| he issuance of 30-year government bonds (at 6 | percent) to the Union Pacific Railroad and Central Pa |
| tes candidate met the minimum threshold of 15 | percent to appear on the primary ballot |
| 30, when he polled an impressive 27,206 (59.3 | percent) to Democrat Henry B. Dielmann's 18,707 (40.7 |
| ater, when applications jumped by a record 17 | percent to 19,746, the surge followed a 4-7 year for |
| t candidate Jack Kaffenberger by a vote of 88 | percent to 12 percent. |
| oposed an increase in the average rate from 5 | percent to between 7 and 10 percent, the addition of |
| Despite a swing of 5.1 | percent to the Greens on 21.5 percent, their best res |
| eld on October 24, 1987, with 5,846 votes (44 | percent), to the incumbent William R. Sumlin, Jr. (bo |
| owner-occupied housing prices increased eight | percent to a median value of $91,067 while the median |
| eat of Union Parish, who prevailed, 8,286 (52 | percent) to 7,528 (48 percent). |
| Clements, by a lopsided vote of 115,345 (72.8 | percent) to 38,268 (24.2 percent). |
| ral election Dean trumped Nunez, 23,939 (53.7 | percent) to 20,682 (46.3 percent). |
| the 1999 general election matchup: 14,790 (60 | percent) to 10,010 (40 percent). |
| 95 primary, Lynn Dean led Nunez, 19,794 (46.4 | percent) to 15,137 (35.5 percent). |
| eated Eric Dickerson in the 2006 elections 54 | percent to 46 percent, a narrow 8-point margin in a y |
| r, Norm Coleman pulled ahead, winning by 49.5 | percent to 47.3 percent. |
| race in 1996, he received 146,018 votes (62.2 | percent) to 88,600 ballots (37.8 percent) for the Dem |
| Daniel received 1,637,755 votes (72.8 | percent) to Steger's 612,963 ballots (27.2 percent). |
| Hightower prevailed with 101,798 votes (59.3 | percent) to Price's 69,328 (40.4 percent). |
| l, in the general election, by a margin of 52 | percent to 48 percent. |
| The measure was approved by the voters, 52.7 | percent to 47.3 percent. |
| Dumas polled 29,109 votes (29.9 | percent) to McHugh's 38,629 ballots (39.7 percent). |
| red educator from Lubbock, 15,494 votes (68.2 | percent) to 7,208 (31.8 percent). |
| election, McHugh defeated Dumas, 79,134 (55.5 | percent) to 63,519 (44.5 percent). |
| in a low-turnout election, 5,416 votes (59.2 | percent) to 3,740 (40.8 percent). |
| challenged Neal and again lost, 83,129 (45.6 | percent) to 98,789 (54.2 percent). |
| basic" on the Stanford 9 test to fall from 80 | percent to 40 percent in one year.He successfully lob |
| e bank commonly paid an annual dividend of 20 | percent to its shareholders. |
| 962, losing to Democrat Charles H. Wilson, 48 | percent to 52 percent. |
| competitive selection process, with only two | percent to three percent of applicants gaining admitt |
| Sharratt polled 56,527 votes (31.8 | percent) to Cheney's 118,350 (66.6 percent). |
| 21, 1995, Branch defeated Cross, 23,002 (53.5 | percent) to 20,002 (46.5 percent), an exact 3,000-vot |
| em to dilute his share of the company from 34 | percent to 0.03 percent, while maintaining the owners |
| ontest, Maxwell defeated Schiele, 4,619 (62.9 | percent) to 1,900 (25.9 percent). |
| The film's second weekend devolved 67 | percent to $34 million, which was the steepest post-M |
| (born April 24, 1939) of Crowley, 6,512 (55.9 | percent) to 5,148 ballots (44.2 percent). |
| of the year, that would increase by nearly 40 | percent to $6.4 billion, primarily as a result of the |
| ted the more conservative Hunkins, 44,417 (49 | percent) to 25,363 (28 percent). |
| tion to the governorship, by a margin of 52.7 | percent to 44.5 percent. |
| Blossman (born 1964) polled 133,455 votes (55 | percent) to Schwegmann's 108,957 (45 percent). |
| Shaw received 7,157 votes (57 | percent) to Montgomery's 5,317 (43 percent) A retired |
| He ran third and received 146,256 votes (11 | percent) to Odom's 824,167 (60 percent). |
| astern portion of the parish, 7,729 votes (57 | percent) to Gunter's 5,929 (43 percent), exactly 1,80 |
| Gaudin polled 6,949 votes (51 | percent) to Walker's 6,645 (49 percent). |
| eated the Democrat William Jack, 56,275 (50.5 | percent) to 55,163 (49.5 percent). |
| at Ron Landry in the Senate race - 20,906 (53 | percent) to 18,778 (47 percent). |
| ed Republican Robert "Bobby" Riggs, 9,759 (63 | percent) to 5,736 (37 percent) in the primary. |
| n economy in the 1980s, contributing only 0.7 | percent to the GDP in 1986 and employing about 7,000 |
| have increased local earned income tax by 0.5 | percent to reduce property taxes for homeowners and f |
| favored Smith received 1,662,019 ballots (57 | percent) to Eggers' 1,254,333 votes (43 percent). |
| general election, Bruce prevailed, 7,027 (53 | percent) to Armstrong's 6,235 (47 percent). |
| Merritt defeated Anderson 52 | percent to 44 percent in the 2010 General Election. |
| Kellam led in the head-to-head question, 45 | percent to Drake's 42 percent. |
| election against Republican Thomas Somer (76 | percent to 24 percent). |
| Charles J. “Chuck” Fulda, IV, 9,769 votes (75 | percent) to 3,256 (25 percent). |
| The India business is expected to grow at 49 | percent to reach $830 million by 2012. |
| er won all sixty-four parishes: 337,234 (73.7 | percent) to Kolb's 120,253 (26.3 percent). |
| Cortez polled 7,742 votes (55.5 | percent) to LeBlanc's 6,218 (44.5 percent). |
| Cook received 17,411 votes (55.2 | percent) to Robinson's 14,126 ballots (44.8 percent). |
| Bryant polled 360,209 votes (62.3 | percent) to Sheets' 217,752 (37.7 percent). |
| ted fellow Republican Ryan Gatti, 6,999 (66.9 | percent) to 3,456 (33.1 percent) In 2007, Smith defea |
| on Powell narrowly topped Hebert, 7,803 (50.8 | percent) to 7,563 (49.2 percent). |
| Walker received 27,735 votes (45.5 | percent) to Speedy Long's 33,250 (54.5 percent). |
| a fellow Republican, George Carso, 6,127 (56 | percent) to 4,736 (44 percent). |
| on Winston defeated Blossman, 9,549 votes (52 | percent) to 8,800 (48 percent). |
| ter children in the state's care increased 24 | percent to 32,474 in Fiscal 2005, while the number of |
| The measure was rejected by the voters 54.3 | percent to 45.7 percent. |
| Short polled 21,222 votes (51 | percent) to Rayburn's 20,676 (49 percent) |
| Robertson won the second balloting, 2,529 (59 | percent) to 1,758 (41 percent). |
| oting, Duncan defeated Theriot, 798,280 (56.6 | percent) to 610,964 (43.4 percent). |
| posted prices and increases tax rate from 50 | percent to 55 percent. |
| ut contest, Morrish polled 11,186 votes (53.9 | percent) to Pinac's 9,556 (46.1 percent). |
| Long polled 116,141 votes (80 | percent) to Williamson's 32,780 (20 percent). |
| n opposition from Clark Simmons, 54,196 (83.9 | percent) to 10,368 (16.05 percent). |
| rad Appel defeated Polly Thomas, 21,853 (52.1 | percent) to 20,065 (47.9 perecent). |
| election, Barro defeated Fayard, 22,616 (58.9 | percent) to 15,803 (41.1 percent). |
| Jr., of Alexandria, with 71,103 ballots (59.6 | percent) to Randolph's 46,656 (39.1 percent). |
| Patterson easily unseated Colten, 3,186 (62.5 | percent) to 1,914 (37.5 percent). |
| election held on November 17, 2007: 5,399 (53 | percent) to 4,809 (47 percent) in a small-turnout ele |
| d fellow Republican Stephen Rue, 21,018 (71.3 | percent) to 8,474 (28.7 percent). |
| ch 16, 2004, Ryan won the GOP primary with 36 | percent to 23 percent against Jim Oberweis who came i |
| on parity and Taylor's reluctance to give 50 | percent to a non-champion. |
| w Republican Betty Bonura, 17,327 votes (53.6 | percent) to 14,992 (46.4 percent). |
| but lost the bitterly contested election 49.3 | percent to 50.7 percent. |
| He won by 67 | percent to 33 percent and took office in December 200 |
| ted McBrayer, an attorney, 53,617 votes (77.6 | percent) to 15,489 ballots (22.4 percent) in a low-tu |
| ection against Representative Linda Smith, 58 | percent to 42 percent. |
| Thomas polled 9,266 votes (60.2 | percent) to Sheridan's 6,121 (39.8 percent). |
| Wurzbach polled 27,206 (49.7 | percent) to 29,055 (50.3 percent) for the Democrat Au |
| ed to raise the posted price of crude by 8.49 | percent to offset the loss in value of oil concession |
| Griffith polled 15,500 votes (59.5 | percent) to Weston's 10,540 (40.5 percent). |
| erm Democrat Kenneth A. Roberts, 40,143 (58.6 | percent) to 27,800 (40.6 percent). |
| he Democrat Glenn Bihm of Eunice, 7,524 (58.2 | percent) to 5,400 (41.8 percent). |
| He received 6,150 votes (46.9 | percent) to Wilkerson's 4,358 ballots (33.2 percent). |
| on, Wilkerson unseated Volentine, 8,590 (51.8 | percent) to 7,992 (48.2 percent). |
| er again, this time by a smaller margin of 79 | percent to 21 percent. |
| secondary income is also been lowered from 35 | percent to 10 percent with the stated goal of fosteri |
| ated Lehman by a shocking 17-point margin (56 | percent to Lehman's 39 percent). |
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