To but it more bluntly: If you find 10 little arms in a mass grave you can safely assume that they belong to at least 5 different children.
But if only three of these arms can be identified to a child by a wrist-band or some remaining clothes that is the revised number we are talking about.
To but it more bluntly: If you find 10 little arms in a mass grave you can safely assume that they belong to at least 5 different children.
But if only three of these arms can be identified to a child by a wrist-band or some remaining clothes that is the revised number we are talking about.