In 1986 and 1988, he was held under 60 percent.

The average rate last week was just under 8.5 percent.

Now, for the first time since 1990, they are probably under 1 percent.

They were up just under 16 percent to 55.3 million cases from 2001, Impact reported.

However, he won just under 54 percent of the vote.

This Administration brought it back down well under 6 percent.

The budget passed on a second vote with the increase just under 10 percent.

At best, the annual return for No. 11 will be under 2 percent.

Government spending as a share of the economy is under 20 percent.

He has been shooting under 30 percent from the field.