I'm told that support for setting the cap for benefits for families at two children is around three quarters of the population.
Opening the debate on 26 March 2012, Mr Vaizey said three quarters of the population of England, Wales and Northern Ireland have access to high-speed broadband.
Bank of America's U.S. flag-themed logo is apropos, for the company is the lone nationwide bank: It is in 31 states and the District of Columbia, encompassing three-quarters of the population.
The oil revenues of Equatorial Guinea, where three-quarters of the population live below the poverty line, are a state secret.
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That prospect worries the three-quarters of the population who belong to smaller tribes.
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About three-quarters of the population depends on the agricultural sector for its livelihood and the sector provides for about one-fifth of GDP.
Some three-quarters of the adult population are now in work, close to a record and some ten percentage points higher than in Europe.
More than three-quarters of the Honduran population's daily calorie consumption comes from maize and beans, and Mitch destroyed an estimated 60% of these crops.
The largest remaining short-wave broadcaster, VOA says it has no plans to junk its transmitters: its short-wave audience has actually grown over the past decade in countries like Myanmar (where it claims a quarter of the adult population listens, and three-quarters in rural areas).
Meanwhile, that Internet growth rolls on: Even though its online population is more than 338 million, three-quarters of the country has yet to use the Internet.
And Spain's cement mixers were on fire: three-quarters of a million homes were built in 2006, half the number in America, whose population is seven times larger.
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