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The private rented sector has continued to grow since 1988 , but the rate of growth fell back in 1993 and the sector still accounts for less than 10 % of all dwellings in Britain . The Board remanded to ACF to " determine the extent to which the $ 60,854 has not yet been accounted for. " ITCC was permitted to return to the Board , if it disagreed with ACF 's determination on this issue , " for a review of this limited calculation issue only . Furthermore , private label kept away from sectors accounting for little value within household care in Austria . This process was put into place immediately after the attack and as soon as we began to gather the information about those who we could not account for. Al-Khazaali also said the group had kidnapped one or two U.S. soldiers , but U.S. military spokesman Lt. Col. Scott Bleichwehl said that all U.S. soldiers were accounted for. Also Sunday , the Mujahadeen Army , an insurgent group active in Baqouba , claimed responsibility for a helicopter crash that killed 12 American soldiers , including four crew members and eight passengers . A more complex approach , which accounts for both labels and separate data in the detail select control is demonstrated and documented in the source code for the <cf_TwoFlashSelectsRelated> custom tag , which is included in the files for this article . The first specific topic I would like to discuss is the appropriate accounting for nonsubstantive vesting conditions . Whatever the case , I think it important that we note how a fast-growing class of novels seems to be different in ways only the hypertext metaphor can account for. This subcontractor supplies many workers who clean buildings in the St. Louis metropolitan area , and Enterprise accounts for about 14 % of its business . Small farms in Mexico , Brazil , Central America and Africa account for about 80 % of the world 's annual production . Investor-owned utilities , which account for about 75 percent of US generating capacity , and the public utility commissions , which set their rates , are often uncomfortable with changes in the marketplace and are especially leery of the new and unfamiliar world of derivatives trading . There are likely a few connections in each cycle that start when the shared tarpit_delay is between zero and 30 - this would account for the intermittent small bursts of activity , spaced two to four hours apart . The firm conviction of the necessity of a vegetation possessing a character of tropical luxuriance , to support such large animals , and the impossibility of reconciling this with the proximity of perpetual congelation , was one chief cause of the several theories of sudden revolutions of climate , and of overwhelming catastrophes , which were invented to account for their entombment . The oxidation of Mn2 + on iron oxides will be accounted for. For Objective 2 : Methods will need to be developed to address this objective as there do not appear to be adequate methods available in the literature . Because air flow accounts for about 30 % -40 % of all the electricity used in commercial buildings , measuring and understanding airflow is an important step in improving a building 's energy performance . " Diversity is also essential in the accrediting process , which helps account for the fact that MTSU 's Early Childhood Development Center just recently became the only fully accredited facility of its kind in Murfreesboro . Services : Services are now the major source of employment in developing economies , accounting for more than 50 percent of jobs in Latin America , the Caribbean , and East Asia . This also accounts for the initial steep slope in the Figure 4 messages graph , which we have seen in practice . Once an instrument has been designed , marketed , and sold for an amount that represents the fair value of an employee share option , the accounting for that instrument under Statement 123R would need to be considered . For example , the law predicts that " 0 " is the most likely second digit - - accounting for around 12 per cent of all second digits - - while 9 is the least likely , at 8.5 per cent . International safeguards inspectors from the European Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) regularly monitor how civil nuclear materials are handled and accounted for.