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There's simply no official data on the economic behavior of the very rich.

That was on record, and he never worked with anyone without knowing their official data.

You cannot find evidence of this decay in the official data.

Wholesale prices are 100 percent higher than a year ago, according to official data.

Perhaps the Fed gets official data earlier than the private sector?

Meanwhile, the official data show a very different picture (not mentioned in your article).

For them, the outlook is worse than the official data suggest.

Official data for the present population of the commune are not available.

At the time of the survey, the latest official data showed inflation had hit 5.2pc.

The official data don't come close to capturing this cultural shift.

No official data is kept regarding participation rates for women football players.

According to official data, 334 civilians were killed, 186 of them children, and hundreds more wounded.

The above figure cannot be confirmed with the Venezuelan official data.

"This is nervousness well beyond what the official data on the economy suggests they should have," he said.

Unfortunately, over and above the official data, the tangible effects have still not really been recognised by the public.

Some government agencies have released official data on appropriate licenses.

Since it was an independent release, no other official data has been made available by the artist or his legal representation.

Official data on economic growth may also underestimate the scale of the boom.

The Japanese public got these official data almost two weeks later on 23 March 2011.

We wanted to find out if the official data tells us if that's still the case.

According to non-governmental studies, things are worse than the official data indicate.

Moreover, official data do not capture the large share of activity that occurs on the black market.

There are no official data on the number of Isfanas who work abroad.

Only one child in five is born healthy, according to official data, which many experts say understate the problem.

And while the official data will be mum for some time, consumer spending probably fell off a cliff on Sept. 11.