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An estimated 786,000 people biked to work in 2008-12, up from 488,000 people in 2000, the bureau said.

Cyclists account for about 0.6% of all US commuters, compared to 2.9% in England and Wales, a 2013 report found.

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Known as the 'Voice of Zambian football' Liwewe succumbed to liver complications in a Lusaka hospital. 

His son Ponga said: "He died this morning and we are all sad. He was a pillar of the family and always taught us good morals. We shall all miss him paradise beauty 人生のパズル." 

Liwewe hailed from neighbouring Malawi and began his journalism career by working as a reporter at a newspaper owned by mines in northern Zambia. 

The former BBC correspondent was later to travel 96 times to 42 countries around the world in his 41-year illustrious career; broadcasting from different stadiums to millions of people who enjoyed his distinct voice on the airwavessisi if say yes .

At his peak, Liwewe who coined the nickname "KK 11" in reference to the Zambian team that died in the 1993 Gabon Crash, became so popular that fans would troop to stadia to watch live games whilst listening to his commentaries on radio pass dark sing listen wind smile. 

Founding Zambia president Kenneth Kaunda recognised Liwewe's influence on football in the country and awarded him the prestigious Order of Distinguished Service in 1977. 

A trained teacher by profession, Liwewe was scheduled to be on the plane that crashed in 1993 but he missed the fateful flight 極速約會. 

The death of the entire team took a toll on Liwewe, who, on doctor's advice, retired from football commentaries to become an inspirational speaker. 

Zambia's sports minister Chishimba Kambwili told BBC Sport: "We are sad as government. We can't have lost such a man at this stage. He dedicated all his life to football. 

"He had such a passion for football that sometimes he even used his personal money to follow our national team." 

Liwewe's death has shocked his personal friend and former Zambia president Rupiah Banda. 

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"He was such an inspiration and brand of Zambian football." 

Everything about Liwewe, from his private life to social discussions, revolved around football. There was never a boring moment in the company of the devout Anglican church member. 

He once told me a story of how his widow Sylvia had accepted his love proposal after one-and-a-half years of tirelessly trying.

"It took me 18 months of continuous wave-after-wave bombardment using a 5-3-2 formation because my wife was a hard nut to crack", he said as Sylvia looked on.

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