Number of deaths in GTA per year?
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On the increase...but still very small in comparison to other large cities.\n\noops...crimes or actual deaths ? (old age.etc.)\n\nThere :www.fin.gov.on.ca/english/demographics/demog05.html -\n\nGood thinking riddnidds !
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I don't know if it will help you, but the FBI compiles that statistical information.  I couldn't find it specific to the month, but I did find it for the year. Check out the link below and then click on Table 8 - Offenses Known to Law Enforcement by City 10,000 and Over in Population.  Kansas City is listed for the year 2001.
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A year like 35,000,000 Million of persons, dialy it will be like 959,000 persons dialy died for smoking!
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About 60 per 100,000 per year.  Looking at the DOD numbers that run from 1980 - 2004, I would guess about 6,000 from 1/1/2003 to 12/31/2006.\n\nIf you look at the charts for the 1980s and 1990s you will notice a steady drop in the Accident column.  This reflects the crack down on drunk driving that started in the mid/late 1980s.
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Hah, I know what you mean. I'm from Canada. "Do you know Bob Smith? He lives in Toronto! He's kinda short and drives a van". I just say, "Um, no, sorry". When I was younger I used to say "Oh man, he just died last week!".
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It was in the neighborhood of 3300-3400 in the WTC, Pentagon and the planes.  The count keeps rising because on NY news radio (1010 WINS), I keep hearing stories of people dying from what they were exposed to during the WTC cleanup.  The reality is that the number of deaths will continue to rise.
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It's because most deaths related to alcohol are indirect such as drunk driving.  Smoking deaths are direct.
832110
The airlines only kill a few hundred a year.  The oil industry leads to thousands of deaths a year in Nigeria, and they are homocides, not manslaughter.
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16,000 per year divided by 365.  It's much more violent than most countries.\n\nYeah, it would include abortions, IF fetuses are counted in the Census figures!
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I can't find the exact figure - but the article linked to below suggests that the US has 20% more police officers per person than Canada. Canada has roughly 188 officers for every 100,000 canadians, so 20% extra would work out at 226 officers per 100,000 US citizens.\n\nHope this helps!
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1045 births (15.2) to 254 deaths (3.6)\n\nSee the site from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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No, the cobra is not responsible for 50,000 deaths per year.  The total number of death from all snakes bites is estimated byt the WHO as 30-40,000, with about 10-12,000 of those coming from India.\nIf you are defining "dangeous" as that creature that kills more *humans* per year than any other, than Calimecita is correct by far and away-humans (who are undeniably creatures) have killed more people than any other creature.  If you include parasites, then it's likely malaria-if you include all living organisms, then it's probably Staphylococcus aureus.  Then the boring ones that carry disease, ruin crops, and have caused both mass starvation and epidemics, the rats.
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way too many, some dont even get that, there was a guy in new york that punched his 2 year old in the face for throwing up in the car and he got a year and the kid died,, really sad
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In the book "Freakonomics", the authors Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner say that being a crack cocaine dealer is the most dangerous job in the world.\n\nThey say that your chances of being killed were 1 in 4 over a 4 year peroiod. They compare this to the Bureau of Labor statistics nominee for most dangerous job, timber cutter, where your chances of being killed are 1 in 200 over a 4 year period.
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Turn caps lock off.\n\nDale Earnhardt, February 18, 2001 (Daytona 500) 49 yrs old \nTony Roper, October 13, 2000 (Texas Motor Speedway) 35 yrs old \nKenny Irwin, July 7, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 30 yrs old \nAdam Petty, May 12, 2000 (Louden, New Hampshire) 19 yrs old \nJohn Nemechek, March 21, 1997, Homestead, Florida – killed during a NASCAR Truck Series event 27 yrs old \nNeil Bonnett, February 11, 1994, Daytona Beach – killed during practice 47 years old \nRodney Orr, February 14, 1994, Daytona Beach - killed during practice \nDavey Allison, July 12, 1993, Helicopter crash at Talladega 32 yrs old \nAlan Kulwicki, April 1, 1993, Airplane crash on way to Food City 500 38 yrs old \nClifford Allison, 1992, Brooklyn, Michigan – killed during practice for Busch Series event 27 yrs old \nJD McDuffie, August 1991, Watkins Glen, NY \nGrant Adcox, 1989, Hampton, GA \nBruce Jacobi, injured February, 1983 – died February 4, 1987, Twin 125 qualifying \nTerry Schoonover, November 1984, Atlanta, GA \nRicky Knotts, February 14, 1980, Daytona, Twin 125 qualifying\n\nThose are the NASCAR ones.
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Unfortunately that number is decreasing everyday. You could try contacting the American legion they might have a number. The only numbers I could find were in 2004 there were 4 million alive but they are dying at a rate of 1100 a day. But there was another undated article that said 65,000.
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Alot, mostly from dehydration or a heart attack or stroke. I don't think hospitals have released official numbers but its not uncommon where I live to hear of someone dying from it.