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As Benjamin Franklin famously said "...nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes." Although some people do seem to avoid paying taxes, and the average life expectancy has risen dramatically during the last century (Figure 1), death will eventually come to us all. The average Briton can, at present, expect to live to an age of 78.7 years, with women living around five years longer than men. Obviously, life expectancy varies enormously throughout the world (from 84.2 years in Macau to only 32.2 years in Swaziland).
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