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Date: Mon, 16-Jan-84 22:06:21 EST
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As stated, there is not necessarily any contradiction.  The statement "the
square root of 1 percent of the population does x" could be either
sqrt(.01) does x
or
(sqrt(1))/100 does x
depending on how you parenthesize the statement.  While I think % should bind
more tightly than square root, it is only polite to be charitable and pick
the interpretation that is consistent.

Saul Verre