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There are very many factors that affect the odds and it would be pointless giving a general figure. The relevant factors include your:
- gender,
- genes - longevity or otherwise in the family, susceptibility to certain diseases,
- current age,
- health so far, fitness,
- country that you live in,
- socio-economic class.
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