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Meaning percentile meaning
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percentile
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Movie subtitles
They take your sales and slap a percentile on them.
David's were only in the 90th percentile.
Seventy-fifth percentile for full-term his age.
I was in the top seventh percentile of my graduating class.
Well, his height and weight are in the 90th percentile we gave him his vitamin K and his PKU, and he's doing very well.
You're in the 62nd percentile is what you are.
And I'm in the 62nd percentile?
Hmm. Because I happen to fall right in the 99 percentile.
I'm in the 62nd percentile.
In other tests, we were in the upper one percentile.
Top tenth percentile is.
There he goes. - To the top 10th percentile.
I cared about every fucking percentile.
Negative, 3. I did not get this far by being in the 7 3rd percentile.
And I'm in the top one percentile of intellectual development. based on any acceptable standard of measurement.
He's like 85th percentile on the national education test.
You're in the 62nd percentile, you are.
I fall right in the 99 percentile.
What puts you in the 99 percentile? I wanna know.
Looks like you've been demoted from the 99th percentile.
To the top 10th percentile.
It puts us over the fiftieth percentile.
No 100 percentile.
What puts you in the 99th percentile?
Looks like you've been, uh, demoted. From the 99th percentile right there.
She has gone from the twenty-fifth weight percentile to the third in one month.
Last year we had MSAs in the 22 percentile.
I can hit any percentile I want.
News and current affairs
In terms of controlling corruption, the US still scores in the 90th percentile.
In fact, the crossover point between positive and negative net government expenditures is at the 66th percentile.
Academic studies suggest that the top tenth percentile of income distribution in the US, and elsewhere, is also moving farther away from the median earner.
Since the 1970's, wages for workers at the 90th percentile of the wage distribution in the US -such as office managers - have grown much faster than wages for the median worker (at the 50th percentile), such as factory workers and office assistants.