Eighty three empty crofts, he points out, dot the island.
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Eighty-three percent of students who enroll cite their campus visit as the greatest influence on their decision.
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Eighty-three percent of blacks voted for Obama, while 16 percent supported Clinton, according to the exit poll.
But the excitable Lumet, now eighty-three, pitches the performances as high as he can, and this feels right.
Eighty-three spectators and driver Pierre Levegh were killed, and 120 fans were injured.
Eighty-three percent of those surveyed identified this as the most significant issue, up from 73 percent just three years ago.
In 2010, according to a study by the Australia Institute, eighty-three per cent of domestic mining production was owned by foreign companies.
Eighty-three percent of HR folk believe their employees intend to stay on for another year, double the percentage of employees who said that.
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Eighty-three percent of teen girls also told researchers that having more than one passenger in the vehicle caused them to lose focus on the road.
Eighty-three others were sentenced to prison, many of them for life.
Eighty-three percent said they were already aware of the program.
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There are nearly three hundred million privately owned firearms in the United States: a hundred and six million handguns, a hundred and five million rifles, and eighty-three million shotguns.
Eighty-three percent said the most important ingredient for a vibrant public market is investor appetite compared to 33% who pointed to the need for easier reporting requirements (read: Sarbanes Oxley).
Eighty-three percent of the respondents see risk management investments (which include salary and benefits for risk employees, professional services, technology costs, facilities, and travel) increasing in the next two years.
Eighty-three percent of all surveyed workers said they usually drive to work and of those commuters, 12% reported that they took a job with a longer commute during or after the recession.
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Andrew Carnegie, eighty-three, once the mightiest industrialist in all the world, now a wizened and influenza-ravaged man who for nearly two years had been under doctors' care in his block-long, six-level mansion on Gotham's Millionaire's Row, took up the instruments brought to him and began to write as if possessed.
The distance patients can walk two days after surgery has increased from fifty-three to eighty-five feet.
This turned out to be a distance of twenty-six miles three hundred and eighty-five yards.
By 2004, the special fund had grown to three hundred and eighty-five million dollars annually.
Three hundred and eighty-five days after Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, the boycott ended.
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Today, with carbon dioxide levels at three hundred and eighty-five parts per million, the disruptive impacts of climate change are already apparent.
Negotiations failed, and in December Picard filed a complaint against the Wilpon group that ultimately ran to more than three hundred and eighty pages.
Three hundred and eighty (28%) objected and 94 (7%) were undecided.
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One-hundred-and-eighty thousand volunteers have been working three-hour shifts in the swing states to squeeze out every last voter.
According to the CouchSurfing Web site, the average age of members is twenty-eight, with more than a third between the ages of eighteen and twenty-four (seven hundred and ninety-three members are between eighty and eighty-nine).
Through the nineteen-sixties and seventies, it was not unusual for the three major networks to capture eighty-five to ninety per cent of the available prime-time audience.
Eighty-six percent said it took just three days for the holiday glow to wear off.
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