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Kid 's Club choirs singing on Sunday morning often include 30-50 percent boys . They ranged from a low of 26.7 percent in Philadelphia to a high of 44.9 percent in Washington , D.C. Center found that 20 percent of American adults go online at least once a week for news , up from 6 percent only two years before . And 21 percent of people said their disability arose though sporting , driving and other injuries . Eleven percent had experienced acquaintance rape ; 22 percent had been raped by a partner or husband ; 17 percent were victims of child abuse . CES clientele are also motivated to continue learning ; one-third responded that they were very interested in getting additional education or training of the kind offered by universities and colleges , 44 percent are being encouraged by their employer to do so , and 18 percent said they will definitely enroll in a course for college credit during the next three years . At the University of Illinois 44.9 percent of the course offerings at the junior and senior levels are being taught by full-time faculty in a lecture / discussion format . A large proportion of existing CES clientele already has the capacity to utilize distance learning technologies ; 44 percent have computers in their own homes , compared to 32 percent of those who have never used CES services or participated in its programs . In contrast , in the higher productivity industries , the average capital intensity of foreign-owned establishments exceeded that of U.S. - owned establishments by 21 percent . " However , a recent poll in the District found 44 percent favoring vouchers and only 31 percent against . Of these metastatic tumors , 54 percent showed elevated levels of B7-H1 , compared to 44 percent of primary tumor sites with elevated B7-H1 . The public debt of underdeveloped countries grew at an average annual rate of around 21 percent in the 1970-80 decade . By a whopping 60 to 21 percent , Americans said they would reduce the deficit by canceling some tax cuts , rather than spending less on health and education . The coalition turned in more than double the amount of signatures required to refer the ban to the general election ballot , where voters soundly defeated the ban , 56 percent to 44 percent . Foreign aid however , declined from 65.3 percent in 1955 to 21 percent by 1960 .