Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ( TABLE ONLY ) 1 . Table CC . 1 . gives , for the total entry recommended for 1974 , data comparable to those given for 1972 in Part IV , Table 24 . * Clearly in the case of 1974 , Hypothesis A is ruled out , since it would imply that ...
... ( TABLE ONLY ) 1 . Table CC . 1 . gives , for the total entry recommended for 1974 , data comparable to those given for 1972 in Part IV , Table 24 . * Clearly in the case of 1974 , Hypothesis A is ruled out , since it would imply that ...
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... Table DD . 6 below . They are designed to produce population estimates correctly representing the whole age group . The method of weighting was by reproduction of , and withdrawal from , the pack of punched cards . Withdrawal of cards ...
... Table DD . 6 below . They are designed to produce population estimates correctly representing the whole age group . The method of weighting was by reproduction of , and withdrawal from , the pack of punched cards . Withdrawal of cards ...
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... Table 1 , the estimates for 1870 relating to those aged 10 , 14 and 17 were , so far as possible , based on figures ... Table 4 ( see paragraph 4 below ) . 3 . In Table 3 of the Report , the figures for universities were taken from the ...
... Table 1 , the estimates for 1870 relating to those aged 10 , 14 and 17 were , so far as possible , based on figures ... Table 4 ( see paragraph 4 below ) . 3 . In Table 3 of the Report , the figures for universities were taken from the ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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