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Dr Spencer Wells
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world · BBC
99.99% of the people in the world today are agriculturalists
“99.99% of the people in the world today are agriculturalists”
99.99 %
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world · BBC
Lake Agassiz drained around 13,000 years ago
“drained around 13,000 years ago”
13000 years ago
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world · BBC
The Younger Dryas lasted from 12,800 to 11,500 years ago
“Younger Dryas (12,800-11,500 years ago)”
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health · BBC
The chance of success for an unrelated donor is about 15%
“the chance of success for an unrelated donor is only about 15%”
about 15 %
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health · BBC
The chances with a sibling (match) rise to about 85%
“the chances with a sibling (match) rise to about 85%”
about 85 %
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health · BBC
The chances of a match are 25%
“the chances of a match are 25%”
25 %
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world · BBC
Average age of first birth for mothers in the US was a little over 21 years old in the 1970s
“a little over 21 years old in the 1970s in the US”
more than 21 years old
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world · BBC
Average age of first birth for mothers in the US is over 25 years old now
“It's over 25 years now in the US”
more than 25 years old
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world · BBC
Average age of first birth for mothers in Switzerland is nearly 30 years old
“It's nearly 30 in some countries in Europe, such as Switzerland”
about 30 years old
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health · BBC
Over 80% of jazz musicians in the bebop period had serious mental disorders
“over 80% had serious mental disorders”
over 80 %
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world · BBC
The UN predicts the global population will plateau at around 9.2-9.5 billion by the middle of this century
“probably going to stop around 9.2-9.5 billion”
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