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... percent ) , drama and film ( 13.6 percent ) , entertainment networks ( 13.1 percent ) , programs for children ( 10.8 percent ) , news ( 9.6 percent ) , sports ( 9.5 percent ) , and education ( 8.9 per- cent ) . Colour television was ...
... percent ) , drama and film ( 13.6 percent ) , entertainment networks ( 13.1 percent ) , programs for children ( 10.8 percent ) , news ( 9.6 percent ) , sports ( 9.5 percent ) , and education ( 8.9 per- cent ) . Colour television was ...
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... percent , and these eight make up almost 99 percent of the whole . Of these , oxygen comprises almost 50 percent by weight . The dominance of oxygen is even more marked when weight percentages are converted to atomic percentages , as ...
... percent , and these eight make up almost 99 percent of the whole . Of these , oxygen comprises almost 50 percent by weight . The dominance of oxygen is even more marked when weight percentages are converted to atomic percentages , as ...
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... percent , whereas that of blood serum is about 0.01 to 0.02 percent . The dietary requirement for normal growth is approximately 3.3 grams of potassium per day , but the ingestion of more than 20 grams of potassium results in distinct ...
... percent , whereas that of blood serum is about 0.01 to 0.02 percent . The dietary requirement for normal growth is approximately 3.3 grams of potassium per day , but the ingestion of more than 20 grams of potassium results in distinct ...
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