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Eighty-three percent of people apprehended at the Southwest border were “returned” in 2005, as opposed to only 21 percent in 2012.

Eighty-three percent of Americans rate rainy days and nights as the best time to have sex.

Eighty-three percent of the American electorate believes that federal spending should be cut.

Eighty-three percent of all state legislative seats are on the line in November.

Clark's recollections in 1869, when he was eighty-three years old, and resided at Redruth.

Of the one hundred Irish members, eighty-three were popularly returned.

And the clerk, counting out one dollar and eighty-three cents, obeyed her literally.

At the same time the clause for twelve hours was rejected by one hundred and eighty-six against one hundred and eighty-three.

Semmes lost six hundred and eighty-three killed and wounded, Wafford five hundred and sixty-two.