Lots of those kills are based on him blowing up buildings and vehicles with people inside. We don't see him individually kill 597 people.
I assume 597 is taken from Screenrant's count, or the same source, as they have the same figure, and according to them he notches up 235 kills in Spectre alone. That's like 40% in the last film, but 150+ of those are from him blowing up people we never see in Blofeld's lair. So estimates vary. It's definitely way more than 23 though!
Yes, but that's median. In almost all cases, "average" signifies mean. Of course, I have no idea what the mean age of Ugandans is. It's definitely considerably higher than this though.
LOL! Nice one, but what I meant was that now, the Tibet route is 3 feet shorter than the Nepal one, and up there, every inch matters, and 3 feet could make the difference, so more people might opt for the Tibet route.
Hercules performed more than x tasks! He was supposed to do x, but had to do more than that! (He didn't get credit for at least one of them and had to do a substitute)
I assume 597 is taken from Screenrant's count, or the same source, as they have the same figure, and according to them he notches up 235 kills in Spectre alone. That's like 40% in the last film, but 150+ of those are from him blowing up people we never see in Blofeld's lair. So estimates vary. It's definitely way more than 23 though!
He took that seriously!
I would add "most common number of", or "average number of", or something like that, since it is possible to have more or less.
From wikipedia:
"While a single excess tooth is relatively common [...]"
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperdontia)
But in all fairness we pronounce them as they are spelt
An example in 1PC's link is the word "picture"
https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/field/median-age/country-comparison
"number of seconds it takes light to travel from the SURFACE of the sun to the earth"
since light spends 200,000 years traveling from the core of the sun to the corona.
https://www.astronomy.com/science/i-heard-that-the-light-from-nuclear-fusion-reactions-in-the-suns-core-takes-about-200000-years-to-reach-its-surface-i-thought-the-speed-of-light-is-constant-why-does-it-take-so-long/