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Fewer than 20 % of its songs were found in the " old " Sacred Harp, and less than 5 % of the songs were written in a minor key.
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Fewer than a third of all Russians regarded Stalin as a " murderous tyrant "; however, a Russian court in 2009, ruling on a suit by Stalin's grandson, Yevgeny Dzhugashvili, against the newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, ruled that referring to Stalin as a " bloodthirsty cannibal " was not libel.
Fewer than 40 animals in four separate groups share resources with humans in Nepal's Langtang National Park, where only 6 % of is preferred red panda habitat.
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Fewer than a hundred German infantrymen managed somehow to escape their fire and made it to the top of the fort on 12 July.
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Fewer than 20 Mercer County men fought for the Confederacy, while well over 1, 000 volunteered for Union service.
Fewer than 20, 000 Tagora models were ever built, all of them at the former Simca factory in Poissy, near Paris, France.
Fewer than 20 % of its songs were found in the Sacred Harp, and less than 5 % of the songs were written in a minor key.
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Fewer than 5 % of Bonaparte's Gulls acquire a dark hood in their first summer, and on those that do, the hood is duller than on breeding adults.
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