Revenue by product (Billion USD) Units (thousands) Americas 27.5 43.7% Europe 15.4 24.5% Greater China 11.4 18.1% Japan 5.2 8.2% Rest of AP 3.4 5.5% iPhone 37.2 59.1% Services 10.0 15.9% Mac 7.4 11.8% Other 4.2 6.7% iPad 4.1 6.5% iPhone 46889 75.8% iPad 9699 15.7% Mac 5299 8.6%
Revenue by product (Billion USD) Units (thousands) Americas 27.5 (43.7%) Europe 15.4 (24.5%) Greater China 11.4 (18.1%) Japan 5.2 (8.2%) Rest of AP 3.4 (5.5%) iPhone 37.2 (59.1%) Services 10.0 (15.9%) Mac 7.4 (11.8%) Other 4.2 (6.7%) iPad 4.1 (6.5%) iPhone 46889 (75.8%) iPad 9699 (15.7%) Mac 5299 (8.6%)
$13.54830 Korea $11.15440 Kuwait $7.72742 South Africa $6.67878 Thailand $6.49564 Saudi Arabia $4.44001 Canada $4.06860 Chile $3.69068 Taiwan $2.83103 Australia $2.57262 Poland $2.50855 Italy $2.40003 Japan $2.08098 Hungary $1.76530 Romania $1.68628 Czech Republic $1.25006 United Kingdom $0.95734 Ireland $0.93464 Austria $0.76991 Qatar $0.72317 Spain $0.56171 Luxembourg $0.55504 Greece $0.51938 Cyprus $0.49402 Norway $0.36800 France $0.23753 New Zealand $0.22559 Belgium $0.18435 Lithuania $0.18245 Finland $0.18062 Portugal $0.17513 Denmark $0.16631 Latvia $0.15660 Slovak Republic $0.09411 Sweden $0.05976 Estonia $0.05313 Liechtenstein $0.01826 Iceland $0.01806 Slovenia $0.00692 United Arab Emirates $0.00154 Administrative costs 1092 Multisector aid 727 Std control including hiv/aids 562 Bio-diversity 521 Industrial development 425 STD control including HIV/AIDS 372 Strengthening civil society 368 Social/ welfare services 351 Material relief assistance and services 332 Air transport 294
1980 2000 2018 Annual Average Temperature Anomaly (°C): 1880-2018 (°C) Anomaly over zero Source: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
in March, although 2015 had the most fires per year The record was broken in April 2018 (502 fires) 0 100 200 300 400 500 Jan 2012 Jul 2012 1873 Jan 2013 Jul 2013 1860 Jan 2014 Jul 2014 2247 Jan 2015 Jul 2015 2355 Jan 2016 Jul 2016 2214 Jan 2017 Jul 2017 1940 Jan 2018 Jul 2018 2208
number and share of Americans living in multi- generational family households have continued to rise, despite improvements in the U.S. economy since the Great Recession. In 2016, a record 64 million people, or 20% of the U.S.population, lived with multiple generations under one roof, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of census data. Multigenerational households (millions) 32.2 1950 28.8 1960 25.8 1970 27.8 1980 35.4 1990 42.4 2000 51.5 2009 64 2016 % of Americans in multigenerational households 21 1950 15 1960 13 1970 12 1980 14 1990 15 2000 17 2009 20 2016 Total 17 09 20 16 Asian 26 09 29 16 Black 24 09 26 16 Hispanic 23 09 27 16 Other 20 09 21 16 White 13 09 16 16
2001 2005 2009 2013 2016 Prisoners under State and Federal Jurisdiction: Reagan to Obama Data Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics State and Federal Prisoners Rates rise under Reagan Sharp increase under Bush Greatest rate of increase during the Clinton years Rates increase but slightly flatten under Bush, Jr After peaking in 2009, rates decline under Obama 10 Reagan 15.6 Bush 16.9 Clinton 8.4 GW Bush -4.3 Obama Using the incareration rate (based on the slope of the data) during the Reagan administration as a baseline, the rate increased over 1 and one-half times under George Bush, with the greatest increase during Clinton's term, at almost 1.7 times that of Reagan. The rate declines under George W. Bush, with the slope going negative under Obama.
(TV series) 0.582 Celebration 0.491 Shit Show at the Fuck Factory 0.605 Lifeboats 0.543 Sad Sack Wasp Trap 0.583 I Went to Market 0.673 Which Side Are You On? 0.626 Austerlitz 0.637 Prague 0.558 Pre-Nuptial 0.730 Nobody Is Ever Missing 0.612 The Summer Palace 0.603 Vaulter 0.607 Hunting 0.577 Safe Room 0.507 Tern Haven 0.610 Argestes 0.508 Return 0.579 Dundee 0.705 DC 0.660 This Is Not For Tears
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