Water moves with the rhythm of the train, so pans can only be filled two-thirds.
He concludes that slightly more than two-thirds of the price increase would be avoided.
Andersen has already lost much of its business, and two-thirds of its once 28, 000 strong US workforce.
And two-thirds said they felt they could reach a headship post more quickly than in the past.
"Older generations own more than two-thirds of the nation's housing stock, " says Angus Hanton co-founder of the foundation.
We have more than a trillion dollars in deficit reduction -- two-thirds from spending cuts.
For good reason nearly two-thirds of Americans say they want to stay out of Libya.
Two-thirds of respondents say it has made it easier for families to live comfortably.
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Real estate and alternative investments (MLPs included) made up two-thirds of the equity side.
GPs were given special training in diagnosing depression, the suicide rate dropped by two-thirds.
As many as two-thirds of all women work, up from half in the 1970s.
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The analytic literature puts the average winning bid at one-third to two-thirds below competitive prices.
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After all, the 1980s experienced vigorous economic growth while inflation plummeted by over two-thirds.
Two-thirds of the staff, largely the agricultural experts in small African countries, were laid off.
Results showed both methods got it right around two-thirds to three-quarters of the time.
It is estimated that two-thirds of Bangladeshi girls are married before the age of 18.
About two-thirds of the money prefectures raise in taxes goes to the central government.
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By some estimates, two-thirds of American manufacturing industries are experiencing stable or declining prices.
For the change to take place, two-thirds of the council must support the motion.
Two-thirds are cared for mostly by volunteers who give, on average, 13 hours each month.
Exit polls showed nearly two-thirds of all voters favor a path to legal status.
More than two-thirds say they are considering this approach in the next three to five years.
Two-thirds of delegates are going to be responsive to the results of that primary.
The opposition insists a two-thirds vote is needed, which would give it blocking power.
And two-thirds of voters (67 percent) said they still believe the economy is in bad shape.
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Last year another charity, Food for the Poor, handled two-thirds of shipments, mainly to the Caribbean.
By geography, sales fell 2 percent in developed markets, which account for two-thirds of sales.
After losing money, it cut its break-even point from two-thirds of capacity utilisation to one-third.
The bill fell one vote shy of the two-thirds majority an amendment to the Constitution requires.
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