Just about everyone in it is an arts graduate and as such is near innumerate.

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Besides death, there are innumerate possible short- and long-term physical and mental health repercussions.

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Our conclusion here must simply be that all these people whining about taxes are indeed innumerate.

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This, say the innumerate, proves that it must be tax dodging.

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He acknowledges that ministers will share the charity's concerns that too many adults are innumerate, but warns that the new approach will not provide a solution.

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Most Americans are both innumerate and in denial.

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"Businesses are most concerned about basic levels of numeracy and it's alarming that more than one in five 16-19 year olds are considered functionally innumerate, " said Susan Anderson, the body's director for education and skills policy.

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Is the MSM biased or just innumerate?

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Well he was a relatively senior businessman in his earlier incarnation (that said, he self-deprecatingly and amusingly pointed out that he was the only innumerate treasurer of one of the UK's biggest companies, and his employer, Enterprise Oil, paid someone to check all his numbers).

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