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as 23,800 deaths, not a single individual died at ages eleven, sixteen, 

 and ninety-four. This is due to the insufficient number of persons 

 insured under twenty years, and the very small number living above 



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ninety years of age. The other most apparent fluctuations are a fall 

 at age eighty-nine and a sudden rise at ages ninety-two and ninety- 

 three. Here, again, for the same reasons, a very few deaths above or 

 below the average cause large differences in the percentage. But 



