1.   Critics might say that neural networks just do a good job of keeping statistics.

2.   The California Highway Patrol, which keeps traffic statistics, does not record information on cellular phone use.

3.   The figures would be a shock to MPs and Department of Health officials -- who had acknowledged that they not longer keep central statistics on closures -- he added.

4.   But nobody keeps statistics, so nobody really knows.

5.   Although no statistics are kept on jury diversity in Connecticut, the task force based its conclusion on interviews with judges and lawyers.

6.   Although the centers started keeping statistics on college students only last year, outbreaks seem to have been rising in this group as well.

7.   Although national organizations keep no statistics on assaults and other violence in boarding schools, experts agree that the troubling behavior of dorm residents sometimes escalates into crime.

8.   Although the companies say they do not keep statistics on the thefts, accounts by police officers and residents suggest they are a growing problem.

9.   And Clinton noted that in particular, African-American and Hispanic residents were enjoying the lowest rates of unemployment since the government began keeping those statistics.

10.   And frequent fliers know that on some flights, some airlines have begun adding minutes to the posted flying times to keep delay statistics in check.