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Also characteristic of Morocco is the use of Arabic numerals ( the style used in the West ) in place of the numbering system that is common from Egypt to the Persian Gulf . Paradoxically , the Convention on the Law of the Sea ( CLS ) , which decrees that large areas of the oceans should be used for peaceful purposes only ( UN 1983 , articles 88,141,155 ( 2 ) ) , has led to the proliferation of navies and a worldwide increase in the numbers of naval ships . In exactly this format with the number of credits attempted printed out to two decimal places , the number of credits earned printed out to two decimal places and the cumulative GPA printed out to 3 decimal places . The requirements are based on the number of animals at each operating location . Estimates of the number of soldiers and civilians who died vary widely , but the figure most often cited ( by historian James M. McPherson , among others ) is about 618,000 — a toll that exceeds the number of Americans killed in all its other wars , from the Revolutionary War through Vietnam . The latest information about U.S. students studying abroad indicates that while the numbers are going up , they are very low . Since the number of error cases did not exceed the allowable threshold of four cases , Rhode Island is considered to be in substantial compliance with the title IV-E eligibility requirements . That , in these countries , when you look at the numbers , you will see that there is new financing being provided to enable those expenditures to be made , and in virtually all of these cases , you will see that there is a quite large current-account deficit being financed by development financing that is helping them to make those expenditures . During her tenure , revenues for WebSphere Commerce Suite , IBM 's award-winning e-commerce product , grew 300 % and held the number one spot for share of licenses .