1. The top 10% (or decile) of earners have an average $87,257 of disposable income, while those in the bottom decile have $5,819, among the very lowest of any country.

2. Put another way, those in the lowest income decile would, in proportional terms, lose almost four times as much from a carbon tax as those in the highest decile.

3. The first and fourth decile is full at the end of Clemens family coat of arms, had dark brown across the middle bar to separate three same Blackbird, two on, one in the next.

4. Within the top decile, the super - rich have left the merely well - off far behind.

5. Other English-speaking nations such as Canada, New Zealand, images. blogcn. com, Australia and even Britain are all in the upper quartile. South Korea and Japan are in the top decile.

6. "The primary attractions were the gorgeous scenery and plentiful but decile wildlife, " Fejfar said.

7. The profitable customers are of considerable importance because it is common for the top profit decile to support the remaining customer base.

8. In 2007 Britain’s Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) estimated that a 5% rise in fuel duty would cut the income of the poorest decile of Britons by 0.27%; the richest decile would lose only 0.11%.

9. Other English-speaking nations such as Canada, New Zealand, Australia and even Britain are all in the upper quartile. South Korea and Japan are in the top decile.

10. The results were similar when glucose levels were examined by decile, the researchers note.

11. The past earnings requirements for under 28s and 28s and over are both broadly equivalent to the top decile earnings of all full time workers in the respective age groups.

12. While analysts have been revising up earnings estimates, StarMine ranks Baidu among the lowest decile for value on both relative and intrinsic measures.