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Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	14	0.11%
August	8	4621	36.88%
September	9	3282	26.2%
October	10	1398	11.16%
November	11	1491	11.9%
December	12	1723	13.75%
	Total	12529	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
9.39	14	8.0	12.0	1.43	12515

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	80	1.6%
August	8	209	4.17%
September	9	636	12.69%
October	10	1565	31.24%
November	11	1388	27.7%
December	12	1132	22.59%
	Total	5010	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
10.53	80	8.0	12.0	1.11	4930

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	68	0.76%
July	7	323	3.6%
August	8	3133	34.94%
September	9	2581	28.79%
October	10	1238	13.81%
November	11	1070	11.93%
December	12	553	6.17%
	Total	8966	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
9.14	68	7.0	12.0	1.29	8898

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	86	0.86%
July	7	316	3.15%
August	8	3704	36.9%
September	9	2193	21.84%
October	10	1466	14.6%
November	11	2254	22.45%
December	12	20	0.2%
	Total	10039	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
9.17	86	7.0	12.0	1.24	9953

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	48	0.71%
June	6	1026	15.2%
July	7	2815	41.72%
August	8	1809	26.81%
September	9	1046	15.5%
October	10	4	0.06%
	Total	6748	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
7.43	48	6.0	10.0	0.93	6700

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	62	0.66%
August	8	2861	30.35%
September	9	3525	37.39%
October	10	2145	22.75%
November	11	834	8.85%
	Total	9427	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
9.1	62	8.0	11.0	0.94	9365

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	61	0.45%
July	7	1276	9.33%
August	8	5270	38.52%
September	9	3836	28.04%
October	10	2548	18.62%
November	11	688	5.03%
December	12	2	0.01%
	Total	13681	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
8.71	61	7.0	12.0	1.03	13620

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	52	0.26%
June	6	965	4.87%
July	7	7345	37.05%
August	8	4268	21.53%
September	9	2502	12.62%
October	10	4681	23.61%
November	11	12	0.06%
	Total	19825	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
8.13	52	6.0	11.0	1.28	19773

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	48	0.33%
February	2	1	0.01%
May	5	1387	9.62%
June	6	4594	31.86%
July	7	3009	20.87%
August	8	2919	20.24%
September	9	1812	12.57%
October	10	651	4.51%
	Total	14421	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
7.08	48	2.0	10.0	1.35	14373

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	120	1.94%
june	6	2934	47.37%
july	7	1534	24.77%
august	8	915	14.77%
september	9	647	10.45%
october	10	44	0.71%
	Total	6194	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
6.9	120	6.0	10.0	1.06	6074

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	147	2.04%
june	6	3376	46.75%
july	7	1778	24.62%
august	8	920	12.74%
september	9	998	13.82%
october	10	2	0.03%
	Total	7221	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
6.94	147	6.0	10.0	1.08	7074

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	253	2.21%
june	6	414	3.62%
july	7	3881	33.97%
august	8	1802	15.77%
september	9	3134	27.43%
october	10	1857	16.25%
november	11	85	0.74%
	Total	11426	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
8.21	253	6.0	11.0	1.21	11173

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	334	7.32%
February	2	4	0.09%
March	3	135	2.96%
April	4	2356	51.61%
May	5	1091	23.9%
June	6	600	13.14%
July	7	45	0.99%
	Total	4565	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
4.54	334	2.0	7.0	0.82	4231

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	265	4.3%
May	5	834	13.53%
June	6	3475	56.38%
July	7	632	10.25%
August	8	924	14.99%
September	9	34	0.55%
	Total	6164	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
6.3	265	5.0	9.0	0.92	5899

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	91	0.82%
February	2	8	0.07%
March	3	6191	55.82%
April	4	2314	20.86%
May	5	1854	16.71%
June	6	315	2.84%
July	7	319	2.88%
	Total	11092	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
3.75	91	2.0	7.0	1.02	11001

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	83	1.28%
April	4	2358	36.48%
May	5	3215	49.74%
June	6	364	5.63%
July	7	444	6.87%
	Total	6464	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
4.83	83	4.0	7.0	0.82	6381

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
March	3	781	23.74%
April	4	1242	37.75%
May	5	1078	32.77%
June	6	183	5.56%
July	7	4	0.12%
August	8	2	0.06%
	Total	3290	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
4.21	0	3.0	8.0	0.87	3290

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
2.57	0	1.0	4.0	0.79	12774

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
March	3	33	45.21%
April	4	28	38.36%
May	5	12	16.44%
	Total	73	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
3.71	0	3.0	5.0	0.74	73

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