The 6.5 per cent average for 2005 was considerably higher than the normal rate of 2 to 3 per cent.

In general, 21.5 per cent of respondents were found to be overweight, 41 per cent to have excessive weight, and 36.9 per cent to be normal weight or underweight.

So, this is normal DNA, what you think of as normal DNA.

We're normal, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal.

Stop seeing me as a normal person!

Normal access to health care had been cut off and the completion of the wall would allow only 39 per cent of Palestinians to reach health facilities, down from 87 per cent moreover, checkpoint delays at the wall indicated a deliberate pattern of hampering normal schooling, especially for university students.

Please respect us, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal.

And it costs the same as a normal syringe.

Most of the hotel rates are better than the normal published rates and are commissionable to travel agents at 10 per cent of the gross selling price and 14 per cent for CTO agents.

And you're talking as if you come from a normal family.

And for handicapped, they can use this as a normal system.

Or, you know, were they normal? I would guess they're normal.

These stars are normal like the Sun. Age, everything was normal.

And these changes made the gene not act as well as the normal gene would have acted.

It's normal.

(d) As a normal practice, transit goods are rarely physically inspected by customs officers.

In the Brooklyn neighborhood that I lived in, Park Slope, there are a lot of writers it's like a very high per capita ratio of writers to normal people.

It takes this worm two days to age as much as the normal worm ages in one day.

And it also will affect normal circuits as well as the abnormal ones that you want to fix.

IOM views these systems and tools as normal components of most countries' migration management systems, equally useful in facilitating normal and usual trans border movement as they are in adding appropriate levels of security to those processes.

In 45 per cent of the cases, managers assessed the audit services as excellent, 50 per cent as good and 5 per cent (one case) as poor.

As regards the biennium 2006 2007, the normal General Service vacancy rate (1.5 per cent) used in the proposed programme budget for 2006 2007 anticipates the lifting of the suspension in recruitment hence, no additional financial implications would arise in the forthcoming biennium.

On 9 June, the Council of Ministers approved a new curriculum that includes one hour of religious teaching per week during normal school hours, attendance being subject to parental consent.

Violence is used as a means of controlling women's sexuality, and is often perceived as normal, even by women.

You're not normal.

Oil s New Normal

Getting to Normal

Europe s Fake Normal

It's very normal.

And, as you can see, the death rate goes down from 65,000 deaths per conflict per year in the 1950s to less than 2,000 deaths per conflict per year in this decade, as horrific as it is.

Iraq notes that there are no categories that are described as fully recovered or normal baseline .

Pregnant women are given better food as compared to normal indoor patients in government run hospitals.

That's your new normal.

This is normal science.

These are normal cells.

China s Slowing New Normal

This suggests that China s new normal will be the government s top priority this year. But there remains considerable ambiguity as to what exactly the new normal entails or whether it has even been achieved.

And they can be completely fertile have the same number of progeny as the normal worms do.

As a result of the server breakdown, total PV of yesterday dropped by 30 compared with normal.

As at 31 March 2005 the normal reporting date used in the reports of the representative of the Secretary General to the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board the market value of the assets of the Fund stood at 29,225 million, as against 26,685 million one year earlier an increase of 9.5 per cent. The total investment return, which takes into account timing of cash flows for the same period, was 10.4 per cent, representing a real or inflation adjusted return of 7.3 per cent.

These accounted for 12.7 per cent and 11.7 per cent of 2004 employment, respectively, as compared with 15.5 per cent and 22.1 per cent in 1999.

There, women comprise as much as 60 per cent of the informal sector and 70 per cent of agricultural labour.

With respect to religion, 29 per cent of the population identified itself as Anglican and 24 per cent as Methodist.

But how strong an expansion can one reasonably expect when the worst is finally over? Is the new normal going to be the same as the old normal of the boom years from 2002 to 2007?

It's a normal everyday thing.