It's expected to fetch somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000!!!!!
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That puts the album in the neighborhood of The Beatles.
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The average error is in the neighborhood of 6 percentage points.
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In the neighborhood of Roma Norte, an entire office building collapsed.
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It is in the neighborhood of Mid-City, not Culver City.
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The statistics they cite are usually in the neighborhood of correct.
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I think on this one, it's in the neighborhood of about 350.
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There are reports that he is somewhere in the neighborhood of 19483.
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The budget is reportedly in the neighborhood of $60 to $80 million.
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In comparison, credit card rates are in the neighborhood of 16.84 percent.
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It was also extremely hot, in the neighborhood of 95 degrees (35 Celsius).
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For context, California's government spends in the neighborhood of $100 billion per year.
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What we're hearing at the moment: talk in the neighborhood of $2 billion.
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That would put it in the neighborhood of $1.8 trillion to $2.4 trillion.
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In the neighborhood of Beacon Hill, 80 percent of homes had been lost.
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Belle was in the neighborhood of 250 to 300 pounds when she died.
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"He wasn't even in the neighborhood of right," Wolfers said in an interview.
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Something in the neighborhood of 11 million people went to Cooking last month.
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By the late 1990s, Pitt's baseline paycheck was in the neighborhood of $17.5 million.
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The home sits on a quarter-acre of land in the neighborhood of Kalorama.
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I decide that the answer is probably something in the neighborhood of forty years.
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Located in the neighborhood of Holmby Hills, the house boasts luxurious amenities for days.
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Solberg grew up wealthy in the neighborhood of Gávea, not far from the beaches.
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WE THINK SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF 96% OF AMERICANS WON'T HAVE TO ITEMIZE.
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They are both in the neighborhood of Gracia, a few blocks from each other.
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In the neighborhood of justice, Schmidtz identifies four structures: equality, desert, reciprocity, and need.
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Interest rates on plastic are in the neighborhood of 17 percent, according to CreditCards.com.
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Harper and Machado reportedly are seeking in the neighborhood of $27 million a year.
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Riots broke out one night earlier this week in the neighborhood of the capital Stockholm.
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At the rate we are, 2.25, 2.5, we're in the neighborhood of neutral right now.
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Authorities seized documents and computer equipment in the office in the neighborhood of Colonia Escalon.
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It was located in the neighborhood of Lincoln, which is now considered a "food desert."
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CNBC recently experienced a premium pod hotel in the neighborhood of Ginza in Tokyo, Japan.
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Gangs are still common in the neighborhood of South Los Angeles where Anthony was killed.
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He said that would amount to "in the neighborhood of 4 to 5 trillion" dollars.
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Authentic Italian cuisine is served up in the neighborhood of Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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They they claim to handle something in the neighborhood of 600 billion messages a year.
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When the dust settled, Biles needed somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 points to win gold.
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In early June, Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California.
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Clouthier campaigns with a group of volunteers in the neighborhood of Valle Verde in Monterrey, Mexico.
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All told, it's generating somewhere in the neighborhood of $1 million per month for the company.
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Rae Alexandra is a San Francisco-based journalist who has in the neighborhood of 50 tattoos.
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Honolulu has imposed a prohibition on sitting or lying on sidewalks in the neighborhood of Waikiki.
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She has enjoyed high approval ratings, in the neighborhood of 70 percent public support or more.
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All of that adds up to somewhere in the neighborhood of $155 trillion by some estimates.
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There are, in this country, in the neighborhood of 100 million people who get pay television.
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Her annual income at the time was said to be in the neighborhood of $3.5 million.
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The surge in popularity in the neighborhood of Brickell, in particular, is years in the making.
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The building is on Passatge Sert, a quiet pedestrian street in the neighborhood of El Born.
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It's a rough reality: The Note 2850 is going to cost you in the neighborhood of $28.
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Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, on Sunday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Pricing hasn't been announced, but a rep told me it should be in the neighborhood of $200.
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And I think all that's consistent with a policy setting that's probably in the neighborhood of neutral.
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If they don't fill those roles, they stand to lose somewhere in the neighborhood of $208 billion.
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Stein, of course, received something in the neighborhood of 1% of the vote and cannot benefit herself.
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In the neighborhood of quiet streets, I came across a burger joint and went inside for dinner.
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However, the majority of the families in the neighborhood of Toque remain dependent on the Bolsa Familia.
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Both depend more greatly on reader revenues than ad income, both now in the neighborhood of 60%.
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One of the graves that was opened lies in the neighborhood of Kamenge in the capital Bujumbura.
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"We think we can exit the year in the neighborhood of 3,000 in the S&P 500. "
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The building, in the neighborhood of Anaj Mandi, had no fire safety certification or emergency escape route.
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Annual property taxes start in the neighborhood of $11,000 and can reach $5174,000 on the larger estates.
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There are dozens of chanko nabe restaurants in the neighborhood of Ryogoku, where the Kokugikan is located.
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The average interest rate on a savings account is in the neighborhood of 0.11 percent, according to Bankrate.
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Emeline drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, on June 10, PEOPLE confirmed.
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Their budget dwarfs other TV shows, who are somewhere in the neighborhood of $2-$5 million per episode.
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PEOPLE confirmed Monday Emeline drowned in the pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California on Sunday.
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If you're trying to keep score, that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 5,000 fireworks going off almost simultaneously.
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And today, that trust was broken—for both myself and something in the neighborhood of 12 other people.
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A target somewhere in the neighborhood of $140 makes sense over the course of the next 18 months.
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Musk's total holding is now in the neighborhood of 29 million shares — roughly 22 percent of the company.
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"But I think all this is in the neighborhood of reasonably small adjustments to the forecasts," Lane said.
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Five years ago, yields on Vanguard's Prime Money Market Fund (VMRXX) were in the neighborhood of 0.06 percent.
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The University of Texas and Ohio State recently signed deals with Nike in the neighborhood of $250 million.
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Somewhere in the neighborhood of 30,000 people would die, and perhaps as many as one million were displaced.
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Other household necessities, like gas, water, and electric, also typically end up in the neighborhood of 100 euros.
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HAVANA — A young man posts images of street flooding in the neighborhood of Centro Habana on social media.
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Hulu loses in the neighborhood of $1.5 billion a year, according to recent financial reports by its major stakeholders.
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Their own place, in the neighborhood of Patissia, is being renovated so it made more sense to meet here.
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The increases—effective as of July 1—are in the neighborhood of nine percent from their previous list prices.
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With somewhere in the neighborhood of $250 billion in cash reserves, you better believe that Apple can afford it.
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This unit outputs an impressive amount of pull force for its size, easily in the neighborhood of 30+ lb.
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Expect the Passport to go on sale in early 2019 with a starting price in the neighborhood of $28,000.
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"I've been taking somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000 pictures of her a day," Kimmel said at the time.
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Then the food is amassed in the neighborhood of Joorah, where the Syrian military controls the flow of supplies.
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A close below $44 a barrel could trigger technical targets in the neighborhood of $40.50 a barrel, Kloza said.
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Hours after the blast went off in the neighborhood of Chelsea, an unexploded device was discovered just blocks away.
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He had been seeking to be paid in the neighborhood of $15 million annually on a multi-year deal.
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Each kilogram can then be sold wholesale for $3003,2300 — for a total profit in the neighborhood of $22006 million.
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Found in the neighborhood of Guavate, restaurants are known for preparing lechón, a whole roast pig, and offering entertainment.
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Indeed, Deadline is now reporting the movie could lose somewhere in the neighborhood of $20 million for Warner Bros.
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It's some of the top funding available anywhere, by which I mean in the neighborhood of thirty-seven G's.
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And in December 2017, a building with 129 units of subsidized rental housing opened in the neighborhood of Marpole.
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She moved to Brooklyn in 2010, settling in the neighborhood of Brighton Beach and taking a job cleaning houses.
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We have something in the neighborhood of 20,000 other recipes to consider making this week available on NYT Cooking.
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It broke out that morning in the neighborhood of Riverside, amid the dry brush lining the Santa Ana River.
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A meal at Attica can run to 20 or more courses and last in the neighborhood of three hours.
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This 719-square-foot home in the neighborhood of Sunnyside may be modest — but its price tag sure isn't.
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"You've got a political and economic crisis and a GDP decline somewhere in the neighborhood of 3.5 percent," Macdonald said.
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Online banks offer attractive rates on high-yield savings accounts, with some offering rates in the neighborhood of 1 percent.
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By her recollection, Fran has run somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 bars in Nashville over the past half-century.
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The New York Times reports an entire office building collapsing in the neighborhood of Roma Norte, possibly trapping people inside.
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It's somewhere in the neighborhood of 22000,25 people showing up in a bunch of convention halls to look at gadgets.
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While Lorloch's exact age-extension has yet to be determined, it's rumored to be in the neighborhood of 250 years.
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I've put something in the neighborhood of 100 hours into the game so far, exploring every corner of the world.
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It projects to digitize somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 million files a day by the end of next year.
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But Trump isn't even remotely in the neighborhood of a blueprint that Congress could use if they were so inclined.
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This one's at least in the neighborhood of being an actual Monroe quote, and has an interesting story behind it.
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Salesforce has been on a shopping spree this year, spending in the neighborhood of $5-6 billion on 10 companies.
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From my Airbnb, in the neighborhood of Cahuita, all I had to do was walk to the local bus depot.
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That's, then, what polls are generally good for — getting us in the neighborhood of the outcome, most of the time.
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I don't think he'll get that much, but he'll command something in the neighborhood of four years and $100 million.
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Pavaj, in the neighborhood of Kapana, is the most sought-after dinner reservation in the city and for good reason.
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The police and firefighters warned people in the neighborhood of the possibility of another explosion, the Kyodo news agency reported.
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A black Pomeranian and two roommates could be spotted in his messy bedroom somewhere in the neighborhood of Carroll Gardens.
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His 2018 tax return will show an adjusted gross income in the neighborhood of $40,000, better than 2016 and 653.
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Melchiorre made it to Michela's family home in the neighborhood of Balduina, Rome, six hours later, at 4:30 a.m.
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The price depends on the length of the permit, but will run in the neighborhood of 400 to 703 rupees.
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Over the course of five years, the deal should be worth in the neighborhood of $205 million to $209 million.
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How in the name of Croesus could anyone think that equities are worth anything in the neighborhood of Dow 30,000?
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Both women were born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, just blocks from one other in the neighborhood of Flatbush.
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In the neighborhood of Miramar in Puerto Rico's capital, San Juan, Gerry Garraton said he was ready for the storm.
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In the neighborhood of Magnolia Park, industrial recycling plants are already known to be emitters of chromium, a potent carcinogen.
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And so—I think sort of the performance of the economy reinforces to me that we're in the neighborhood of neutral.
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Anchor's apparently effectively doubled that number, implying that it's brought advertisements to somewhere in the neighborhood of 7,000 podcasts, excluding redundancies.
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A Syrian man rides a bike in the neighborhood of Jobar, on the eastern outskirts of the capital Damascus, on Jan.
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The 19-month-old drowned earlier this month in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, PEOPLE confirmed.
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The Indian market is expected to generate somewhere in the neighborhood of one billion smartphone sales over the next half-decade.
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The 1927 build is nestled in the neighborhood of Los Feliz, and offers the perfect combination of old and new details.
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The 3,200-seat venue, built in 1929 in the neighborhood of Flatbush, was closed in 1977 and neglected for four decades.
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Interest rates are now "in the neighborhood" of a neutral level that neither stimulates nor brakes a healthy economy, he said.
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Now that there's something in the neighborhood of 700,000 individual shows, however, it's probably about time they've got their own thing.
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Had he attended a four-year college, it would have cost his father somewhere in the neighborhood of $60,000 to $200,000.
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And in January, Boxed reportedly turned down a buyout offer from Kroger in the neighborhood of $325 million to $500 million.
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Police fired teargas near the airport and in the neighborhood of Limite as they tried to clear the road, witnesses said.
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I think our audience is well in the neighborhood of network television shows, and I think it will only grow over time.
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In November (just ahead of Anchor's ad platform launch), the service reported that in the neighborhood of 7,000 podcasts were running ads.
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We find that somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 to 30 percent of smart speaker owners have done something with smart home.
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The Federal Communication Commission receives somewhere in the neighborhood of 200,000 complaints a year, which make it the agency's top consumer issue.
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Each should last about a week for an average pet, or somewhere in the neighborhood of three days for the largest dog.
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He's expected to fetch a contract in the neighborhood of $400 million when he becomes a free agent after the 2020 season.
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Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently, a network of local activists, said coalition airstrikes killed 37 civilians in the neighborhood of al-Sakhani.
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"You probably want to end up, when you retire, with somewhere in the neighborhood of 40% to 50% equity allocation," Cotton said.
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At a storm shelter in the neighborhood of Concordia, a motley crew assembled in the emptied classrooms of a converted elementary school.
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It shipped 15,000 of the first generation and somehow has in the neighborhood of 40,000 reservations it hasn't filled for the device.
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A father, a mother, and two children, the mayor said, were found drowned inside their home in the neighborhood of Barrio Ingenio.
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But in the neighborhood of Andersonville, a few miles north, the number of gay bars and businesses has increased in recent years.
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There, in Erbil, Christians are clustered in the neighborhood of Ainkawa, and many of the displaced were taken in by local churches.
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I have a long and detailed spreadsheet of potential subjects that has somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 names at this point.
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I THINK THE PATH OF RATES IS. IN THAT REGARD, I THINK THE MARKET IS PROBABLY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF WHERE WE'RE HEADING.
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The police say the program in the neighborhood of Watts has helped bring about a 50 percent reduction in violent crime and arrests.
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But still, my mother had a point: After four-plus years, I had spent somewhere in the neighborhood of $2000,210. Fifty. Thousand. Dollars.
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As such, we can only estimate as to the cost required to operate it, but it's in the neighborhood of $4.43,000 per hour.
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Uber and Lyft donated in the neighborhood of $30,000 to get signatures for this effort; they needed 19,0003 and got more than 25,000.
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"Over the time that I've been doing this, we have received somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 petitions, or inquiries," Hale told Refinery29.
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In CNN's reporting after Election Day, it seemed like Democrats would flip a net of somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 House seats.
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As such, we can only estimate as to the cost required to operate it, but it's in the neighborhood of $200,000 per hour.
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High-end estimates of the cost to restore Southeast Texas range in the neighborhood of $190 billion (double the figure after Hurricane Katrina).
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A food trend arrived two summers ago in the neighborhood of Toronto where I live that continues to beguile me for its endurance.
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The results suggest — tenuously — that the total of all transgender-identified adults in the United States is in the neighborhood of 1.4 million.
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In the neighborhood of Tai Kok Tsui, video captured the collapse of a crane or elevator shaft affixed to a building construction site.
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Public investors loved SaaS stocks in 20193, and startups should be thankful How long will we live in the neighborhood of Nasdaq 9,000?
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"Management wouldn't put a specific number on it, but I bet it could be somewhere in the neighborhood of $1 billion," Cramer said.
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A few blocks from the American Embassy, in the neighborhood of Vedado, the casual atmosphere changed suddenly as the news began to spread.
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All told, the full program is expected to cost U.S. taxpayers somewhere in the neighborhood of $1.5 trillion over its 55-year lifespan.
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Behind him, hundreds of voters queued around a block in the neighborhood of housing estates surrounding the Wong Tai Sin government primary school.
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Each quarterly payout from the stock options has earned Koum in the neighborhood of $400 million, based on variations in Facebook's stock price.
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Trump will win Florida, North Carolina, Illinois and Missouri, netting his campaign in the neighborhood of 2628 delegates out of a possible 28503.
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But I think it's also fair to say that all of this is in the neighborhood of reasonably small adjustments to the forecasts.
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That means Trump's five getaways have cost taxpayers in the neighborhood of $15 million for expenses associated with Secret Service, Air Force One, etc.
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Those emails stayed on the Platte River Networks until a few months later, when somewhere in the neighborhood of 33,000 of them were deleted.
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Because Mercier engaged in massive "bracelet" bets that he told CNBC earned him "in the neighborhood of three-quarters of a million dollars," more.
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Rates on three-year certificates of deposit are still below 2 percent, and savings accounts are crediting interest in the neighborhood of 1 percent.
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The ministry statement late on Friday said the suspected cases had been reported in the neighborhood of Wangata, next to the river, on Thursday.
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The Trump administration thinks it will be in the neighborhood of 100,000 to 31,000 people, from a marketplace that has about 10 million enrollees.
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If you were to sell a banh mi for half the average monthly salary in Manhattan, it would cost in the neighborhood of $5,500.
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The 'RHONY' star was cruising around Tribeca on Monday, and we're told she's looking for something in the neighborhood of $15 to $30 million.
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Polo Garage, an upscale clothing boutique just down the street in the neighborhood of Beyoğlu, beats with the pulse of the Istanbul street scene.
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Kano, whose real name is Kane Robinson, and who grew up in the neighborhood of East Ham, was there when the genre was born.
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We grew quickly and got up to three locations at one point, writing somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,200 to 1,400 bonds a year.
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Arsenal announced today the long-awaited signing of Lyon forward Alexandre Lacazette for a club-record fee somewhere in the neighborhood of £50 million.
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Down the street, the actor Rick Negron found some shade outside the Plaza del Mercado, a covered fruit market in the neighborhood of Santurce.
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Preliminary analysis found no signs of dimming, indicating there are no clouds of debris in the neighborhood of MU69 that could imperil New Horizons.
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The invasion began with fierce bombing in the neighborhood of El Chorrillo, home to Noriega's base, destroying wooden homes and displacing thousands of people.
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Mr. Mubarak's coffin was moved to a cemetery near his home in the neighborhood of Heliopolis, where he was buried in a private service.
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We crunched the numbers on Kelley Blue Book, which said that particular make and model should go for somewhere in the neighborhood of $50,000.
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The gated Cape Cod-style home in the neighborhood of Silver Lake is listed for $1.997 million with Patricia Ruben of Sotheby's International Realty.
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He also based his first field office in the state in the neighborhood of East Las Vegas, where there is a large Latino population.
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During the speech Mr. Netanyahu held up a map showing what he said was the site of the facility, in the neighborhood of Turquzabad.
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They would face wind chill temperatures in the neighborhood of minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit, whiteout days with little visibility, unseasonable snowfall, isolation and pain.
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You can see what this movie is after, something cockeyed but sincere, something in the neighborhood of Paul Mazursky, Elaine May or Alexander Payne.
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Late Friday, gunmen stormed the Holey Artisan Bakery, often frequented by foreigners, in the neighborhood of Gulshan in Dhaka, and killed 20 people overnight.
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But while they are most associated with Salem itself (obviously), the infamous period actually began in the neighborhood of Salem Village — now Danvers, Massachusetts.
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The answer seems to lie somewhere in the neighborhood of not really slightly surprising as news of sex toy vulnerability becomes more and more frequent.
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This new polymer, poly(4-glycidyloxy-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxyl), PTEO for short, is in the neighborhood of 10,000 times more conductive than its competition.
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Local officials, fans and members of the community gathered in the neighborhood of Park Hill on Saturday to unveil the sign that made it official.
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That laser shines a red, monochrome image somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 x 150 pixels onto a holographic reflector on the glasses' right lens.
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Dale Winner, portfolio manager at the Wells Fargo Advantage International Equity fund, expects profits for European companies to grow in the neighborhood of 15 percent.
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For a ballpark price in the neighborhood of $60,000, the Michelangelo features a lightweight main drive, natural gripping patterns, and a soft-touch outer skin.
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"[But] if you're uninsured, it's in the neighborhood of $150," Corey Davis, an attorney and deputy director at the Network for Public Health Law, says.
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In China, the bike retails for somewhere in the neighborhood of $800, but there's no word yet what it'll run when it arrives in America.
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It's fair to be concerned about the revenue lost to a federal treasury that regularly runs annual deficits in the neighborhood of a trillion dollars.
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Their custom-made robes cost in the neighborhood of $50,000, members said, and the swords that are de rigueur for members are not cheap, either.
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"The day I don't sell fish, that day my children won't eat," said Ndeye Diop, at a market in the neighborhood of Ouakam in Dakar.
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Currently, scientists are hunting for dark matter that weighs in the neighborhood of a billion electron volts, just around the mass of the proton or heavier.
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Either way, the terms of the carrot news game are increasingly set by Google, which controls somewhere in the neighborhood of 94 percent of mobile search.
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Both President Trump and (Democratic) Senator (Sherrod) Brown are speaking about something significant in the neighborhood of about $1 trillion dollars over the next 10 years.
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In the neighborhood of 100 people on board showed symptoms including coughing, fever, and vomiting, though only 11 ended up being taken to hospitals for evaluation.
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If the current owners paid somewhere in the neighborhood of that price, we figure they stand to almost triple their investment, minus renovation costs, of course.
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Even the best polls have a fair amount of uncertainty associated with their findings — typically in the neighborhood of +/- 4 points in the percentages they report.
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My semi-annual stock grants — which I quickly convert into a combination of cash and index-fund investments — are now in the neighborhood of $75,000 each.
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It's also somewhere in the neighborhood of double the speed of the two-month-old Firefox 52 (aw, memories), according to benchmarks on a Surface Laptop.
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Outcome Health reportedly currently owes somewhere in the neighborhood of $300 million to creditors who would require the startup to pay them back before anyone else.
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Sure, the Mavericks will have to pay Noel something in the neighborhood of four years, $70 million this summer, depending on how he finishes the season.
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A small share — in the neighborhood of 10 percent to 20 percent — ends up having to turn over their car because they can't pay what's owed.
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The diminishing returns should slow down soon, but realistically, Solo's final domestic box office ceiling is probably in the neighborhood of $200-250 million at best.
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Somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty-five percent of Internet searches are for porn, and popular porn tube site Pornhub reported 22017 billion visits in 2016.
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Though Spirit is touting its 87.1% on-time performance, the Department of Transportation puts that number more in the neighborhood of 76.9% as of August 2017.
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The average of all these results points to somewhere in the neighborhood of a 10-point victory for Democrats in the national House vote in November.
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Over a full season, that's about what would be expected of a team winning somewhere in the neighborhood of 56 games—still a very good team!
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LOS ANGELES — In the neighborhood of Angelino Heights, often called the first suburb of Los Angeles, stands a small Victorian house built in the late 1890s.
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On Friday, for example, the county reported 21 cases in Beverly Hills, 28 in the city of Santa Monica and 603 in the neighborhood of Melrose.
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I spent hours going in circles in the neighborhood of Noailles, where people from across Africa and the Middle East trade and chat all day long.
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In the neighborhood of the sect's church in the city, banks, coffee shops, restaurants and convenience stores have all shut down, rendering it a ghost town.
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Combining those numbers, we can estimate with some accuracy that the number of possibly habitable planets in our galaxy is in the neighborhood of 2 billion.
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Oscar, played by David Harbour, is a disgruntled -- nay, grouchy -- garbage worker in the neighborhood of Sesame Street, which has become a haven for crime and corruption.
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At the General Naval Hospital in the neighborhood of Coyoacán, staff treated 21985 people for injuries sustained during the quake, many from being crushed by falling debris.
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At the General Naval Hospital in the neighborhood of Coyoacán, staff treated 104 people for injuries sustained during the quake, many from being crushed by falling debris.
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That target was also significantly higher than what the company had previously suggested it would produce, which was somewhere in the neighborhood of 350,000 to 400,000 cars.
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According to the company, you'll be able to get somewhere in the neighborhood of two hours on top of what your iPhone 7 has been getting you.
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"A sentence in the neighborhood of five years incarceration accompanied by a period of supervised release would be sufficient," Blagojevich attorney Leonard Goodman said in a filing.
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This means a fatal dose would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 160 micrograms—a dose that in powder form would be invisible to the naked eye.
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In early August, police officers attempted to lure Chicagoans into arrest with a "bait truck" filled with shoes and goods left abandoned in the neighborhood of Englewood.
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That brings CNN's investment total to $70 million overall, and values GBS in the neighborhood of $250 million, Bloomberg reported, though CNN is the sole owner/investor.
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Of the 20 most successful publicly-traded startups over the past five years (measured by current market cap), 14 raised in the neighborhood of $103M or less.
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Most of the entrepreneurs on Indiegogo now are able to produce a video for somewhere in the neighborhood of $20,000 or in a lot of cases less.
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Six miles to the north, in the neighborhood of Hope Village, residents like Eric Hill are trying to participate in that progress but are running into hurdles.
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But the same polls show that a substantial share of Americans — often in the neighborhood of 40 percent — remain optimistic that their kids will be better off.
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More than 50 turkeys in the neighborhood of 20 pounds each will be brined in a collection of plastic barrels that are used just once a year.
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The only downside is the very high price tag, which climbs up in the neighborhood of a few hundred dollars when you add in the waterproof liner.
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Ray Wang, founder and principal analyst at Constellation Research, told TechCrunch that based on that revenue, he believes the valuation could be in the neighborhood of $60 billion.
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Lott's group would contribute $400 million in costs with the Raiders and the league picking up somewhere in the neighborhood of $500 million, according to NBC Bay Area.
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Authorities believe Kadar, who was arrested in Israel on March 23rd, made somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,000 threats worldwide using technology to mask his voice and location.
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"It's hard to know because there's a lot of specifics still to look at, but it's likely in the neighborhood of $25-26 more," Lau says, via translator.
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In a sermon before Friday prayers in the neighborhood of Molenbeek, home to some of the participants in the Paris attacks, Sheik Mohamed Tojgani denounced the Brussels bombers.
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Models from Samsung and Apple now regularly start around $1,000, and the average price for a foldable looks like it will be more in the neighborhood of $1,500.
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We are in the neighborhood of Villa Urquiza, an enclave that resembles a sleepy middle-class suburb more than a barrio in one of South America's largest cities.
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In late May, Jakarta police raided a gay sauna in the neighborhood of Kelapa Gading, arresting 141 men and charging at least ten under the anti-pornography law.
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IF YOU GO LOOK AT WHAT HAS SHUT OFF THE STOCK MARKET HISTORICALLY, IT'S BEEN REAL RATES ON THE SOMETHING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF LIKE 003 BASIS POINTS.
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At $35,000, the Model 3 will be priced right in the neighborhood of the current gas-powered BMW 3-Series, whose cheapest model, the 320i, starts at $33,450.
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Only 200 new units of housing have been built in the neighborhood of 43,000 residents over the last two decades, versus 67,000 units in the rest of Manhattan.
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Located in the neighborhood of Jacarepagua, the plant makes products for Latin America and Europe, and currently employees 440 Roche workers and around 200 contractors, the company said.
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You line up everything we've talked about with health, education, housing and so on, and we're in the neighborhood of $6 to $7 trillion over a decade now.
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Depending on where you purchase it, a defibrillator usually runs in the neighborhood of $1,100 or so — enough to eat up nearly half of the FSA account limit.
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None of these changes put the United States on the path to having health care costs more in the neighborhood of Canada or France or other developed nations.
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LIGO was expected to spot pairs of black holes weighing in the neighborhood of 30.8 times the mass of the sun, but these packed roughly 30 solar masses apiece.
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For context, the largest optical telescopes on Earth today have primary mirrors in the neighborhood of 10 meters in diameter, a quarter of what the E-ELT will boast.
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In the neighborhood of La Corea, marooned on the outskirts of Havana, most people had more pressing concerns to ponder than the racial balance of the nation's top officials.
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Most notable, of course, is the crisis he experienced in the early 2250s when he was unable to pay personal and corporate debts in the neighborhood of $22000 billion.
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At the moment, the most generous savings accounts are offering interest rates in the neighborhood of 1 percent, while rates on a one-year CD are about 1.2 percent.
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"We're in the neighborhood of 30 aircraft at some stage of production as we speak today," CFO John Di Bert said at the Barclays Industrial Select Conference in Miami.
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According to the analysis of options expert Dan Nathan, many of those calls appear to have been purchased by the same firm, perhaps in the neighborhood of 11,000 contracts.
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Stuart joined the hunt, and in 2003, the couple found a home for their mutant-fowl son: a 2,300 square foot commercial space in the neighborhood of Highland Park.
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But for Tebow the bar has been set much lower, more in the neighborhood of not totally embarrassing himself and perhaps hitting a dinger or two along the way.
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"With the dollar in the neighborhood of 17 pesos, there is only a partial correction of that lag," said Jorge Vasconcelos, an economist at the Fundacion Mediterranea think tank.
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For eight years, the building in the neighborhood of Arnona has been the United States consulate in Jerusalem, where visitors would come to apply for visas and renew passports.
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In the event that China blocks the NXP merger, the action would trigger a huge buyback program, in the neighborhood of $20 to $30 billion dollars, according to executives.
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In 2016, Joe Rogan put his figure "in the neighborhood of 30 million downloads per month"; his show is ranked second on the iTunes podcast chart, right behind Oprah's.
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He made frequent rides and took long walks in the neighborhood of the town and was often seen to stop soldiers and talk for a long time to them.
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"If I had to guess, I think this fight could generate somewhere in the neighborhood of $400 million," Kery Davis, a former senior vice president at HBO Sports, said.
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It may cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $25,000 to get the SR/S with everything that makes it cool, but it seems like it might be cool nonetheless.
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"I've got to think there is somewhere in the neighborhood of two dozen seats that could go either way," said Ian Russell, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's political director.
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That number, plus a point spread as much as 6 in some places, means bookmakers are expecting a score of in the neighborhood of 38-32, with L.S.U. winning.
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But none of Trump's predecessors have been even remotely in the neighborhood of this aggressive in his denunciations of the press and his overt hostility to mainstream journalistic institutions.
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Facebook's operating expenses are in the neighborhood of about $20 billion per year; a lot of money, but not an impossible expense for the US government to take on.
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According to CNET, Apple says only seven percent of users are still running that release of iOS, though that number includes somewhere in the neighborhood of 70 million people.[Motherboard]
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The attack forced the rest of the regiment to retreat and left Arwa and Brice's Salahuddin regiment stranded in the neighborhood of Aden, exposed to ISIS fire from all directions.
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He said the impact on the United States of Britain's vote to leave the European Union was "statistically in the neighborhood of zero" although there was uncertainty around the outcome.
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Musk appeared Thursday night in Hawthorne, California, to show off his company's newest vehicle, promising a range in the neighborhood of 500 miles for the Class 8 heavy-duty vehicle.
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TechCrunch broke the news this week that 23andMe is currently raising in the neighborhood of $200 million from Sequoia Capital and other investors at a $1.5 billion pre-money valuation.
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Student Loans Automate Signing up for auto-pay through your student loan servicer will generally lead to a reduction in the interest you owe — usually in the neighborhood of 0.25%.
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The company now has more than $700 million in its coffers from VC and Schlosser recently revealed the U.S. Government owes the company somewhere in the neighborhood of $200 million.
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Where things stand: The Last Jedi is tracking for an opening weekend in the neighborhood of $200 million, which would put it somewhere in the top five of all time.
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Where things stand: The Last Jedi is tracking for an opening weekend in the neighborhood of $200 million, which would put it somewhere in the top five of all time.
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In the neighborhood of Burri, dozens chanted "the revolution is the choice of the people" and "fall, that's it", to send the message that their only demand is Bashir's departure.
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Mr. McKay's children routinely rode their bikes in the neighborhood of tightly spaced houses, waving and smiling at the Dimitries, who always seemed to be outside working on their home.
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A spokesman for the forces, Ahmed Hadia, said the latest clashes around the Ouagadougou conference hall complex and in the neighborhood of Ghiza Asskariya had been continuing for two days.
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In the neighborhood of Burri, dozens chanted "the revolution is the choice of the people" and "fall, that's it", to send the message that their only demand is Bashir's fall.
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"You'd probably have to spend $600,000 to $700,000 in a northern Bergen town for a comparable house you can find here in the neighborhood of $5.503,000 to $500,000," he said.
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On Monday morning, in the neighborhood of Heng Fa Chuen, downed trees, some ripped up by their roots, blocked roads and footpaths, while uprooted bricks from the sidewalk lay everywhere.
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That means all those living in the neighborhood of the new subway line are likely to see continued increases, with those living along its southern end seeing the greatest hikes.
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"Even though the weather took a bit of a top off our crop, we still are harvesting probably in the neighborhood of 13 billion pounds of potatoes," Muir told CNN.
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If it's the amount he wants -- in the neighborhood of $20 billion -- then the White House could claim a major win and deliver on one of Trump's foundational campaign promises.
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Victims already enrolled in a credit monitoring service (because, let's face it, who isn't at this point) may opt to receive a check instead—probably somewhere in the neighborhood of $50.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto said late on Tuesday more than 20 children and two adults had been found dead at the school, Colegio Enrique Rebsamen, in the neighborhood of Coapa.
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These days, Kathmandu plays host to one or two gigs a month, and the country is currently home to somewhere in the neighborhood of 1303 underground metal bands of varying ilk.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), a former chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said a proposed $2 billion cut to the agency is "in the neighborhood" of what he would like to see.
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The person told CNN the total sum will be in the neighborhood of the roughly $800 million that Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) previously said it had set aside to settle the case.
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It's time to harness all the tools at our disposal to ensure that every family has the opportunity to pursue quality housing and good health in the neighborhood of their choice.
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The youthful night-life scene is a 20-minute cab ride away in the neighborhood of Navigli, but a few appealing cafes and restaurants are tucked in the blocks around LaGare.
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And so we arrive at the curious case of sought-after quarterback Mike Glennon, who is reportedly likely to receive in the neighborhood of $15 million per year in free agency.
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According to unconfirmed reports from Mr. Allith and other activists on the ground, there were barrel bomb attacks on Monday in the neighborhood of al-Shokaief in rebel-held eastern Aleppo.
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It would be a relatively small tweak to the tax code that would affect roughly 43,000 people and raise in the neighborhood of $18 billion a year (according to 2014 numbers).
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On the morning of final timed trial, I thought I would run a mile in the neighborhood of 7 minutes, 40 seconds—a one-minute improvement over my first time trail.
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At noon on Monday, when the Germans were bringing forward reserve divisions in the neighborhood of the Moronvilliers range of hills, the French gunners got the exact range with telling effect.
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Superstars such as Stephen Curry and James Harden reportedly make in the neighborhood of $503 million annually, while a no-name rookie rakes in almost $900,000 for an 82-game season.
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Through her advocacy work, she has interacted extensively with transgender athletes and she estimates there are somewhere in the neighborhood of 150 to 200 transgender athletes currently competing in NCAA sports.
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The most high-profile case of apparent impunity is the massacre a year ago in the neighborhood of La Saline, a hotbed of mobilization against Moise's government, according to rights advocates.
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Teodoro Campos, also a lawmaker, was beaten up in the neighborhood of Catia by pro-government thugs when he tried to stop them from stealing camera equipment from journalists, Falcon said.
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The modules weigh just 99 pounds apiece, putting the entire structure in the neighborhood of 5,400 pounds—or about the same weight as just 21 square feet of the museum's stone facade.
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A person familiar with the deal told CNBC the size of the acquisition is similar to Walmart's other recent deals, which puts the deal roughly in the neighborhood of $22 million. Art.
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Krayem "was the perfect target for radicalization — no job, no future, no money," said Muhammad Khorshid, who runs a program in the neighborhood of Rosengard to help immigrants integrate into Swedish society.
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I don't remember enough about high school physics to precisely calculate the terminal velocity of an iPhone falling 2,700 feet, but it's something in the neighborhood of you could have killed someone.
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Aung is part of what might be one of the most nascent metal scenes on the planet, one which he says is somewhere in the neighborhood of just under a decade old.
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Given that he is worth in the neighborhood of $40 billion and created the world's most famous website, Mr. Page has the tendency to attract a crowd when he attends technology events.
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As Cuba's new president traded off at the podium with the old one at the National Assembly this week, residents in the neighborhood of La Ceiba took to other forms of entertainment.
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But on Wednesday night they changed up the pace a bit, forsaking glamorous gatherings in favor of a quiet date night in the neighborhood of the Louvre, dining at wine bar Verjus.
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Also over the weekend, the government in New South Wales extended a ban on all new pub and club licenses in the neighborhood of Kings Cross and Sydney's center for a year.
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For MakerBot, MinFill is a play at the professional space — which is more in the neighborhood of 30 percent of the company's purchase base (with consumers coming in at around 10 percent).
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And now Colombia and Peru probably produce somewhere in the neighborhood of eighty percent plus between the two of them, with Colombia five percent ahead of Peru in terms of overall production.
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But when Wolf Songs for Lambs came out in late 1997, it landed with a whimper, not particularly well received by critics or fans, and selling in the neighborhood of 10,000 copies.
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Rumors so far have the product somewhere in the neighborhood of $500 and include, among other things, the return of the headphone jack — an acknowledgment that Bluetooth headphones are still cost prohibitive.
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Just look at what happened with polling averages in some of the highest-profile Trump-era special elections: In all these contests, the polls were in the neighborhood of the final outcome.
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But in the neighborhood of Lawrence Park West — which encompasses adjacent enclaves like Cedar Knolls, Longvale and Armour Villa — properties can trade for a third of the cost of similar Bronxville versions.
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During his mayoral run in 2009, the mayor's team bought up all the available digital ad inventory in the neighborhood of his opponent, Anthony Weiner, according to former Bloomberg adviser Brad Tusk.
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But there's no mistaking that rents have come down, with the official rental price indexes showing declines in the neighborhood of 10 percent since 2013, while anecdotally, much larger drops are bandied about.
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A typical reactor produces in the neighborhood of 20 to 30 tons of waste (mostly spent fuel rods and contaminated incidentals like gloves and tools) per year that is usually stored on site.
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In New York, a pressure cooker bomb filled with shrapnel exploded in the neighborhood of Chelsea on Saturday night and another bomb was found a few blocks away, but removed before it exploded.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), a former Appropriations Committee chairman and frequent critic of the EPA, said the reported cuts are "in the neighborhood" of what he would like to see at the EPA.
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If you are to believe recent research published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, the answer is yes – and that point is in the neighborhood of $2130,20043 to $22004,2105 a year per person.
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House Democrats are preparing a new proposal that would give Trump somewhere in the neighborhood of $5 billion for border security, as long as it's not used on a physical barrier (Reuters). Rep.
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Simon Unger, an animator at Phoenix Labs with credits at EA and Square Enix, noted that Andromeda likely has somewhere in the neighborhood of 41 hours of dialogue, judging by similar BioWare projects.
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Staff in the Low Price Store on Streatham High Road in the neighborhood of Streatham told The Daily Telegraph that the attacker had grabbed a knife hanging from a display near the checkout.
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Today there&aposs something to the effect of three million, I think, individuals that have class A CDLs, and somewhere in the neighborhood of 500,000 to 600,000 professional, over-the-road truck drivers.
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"Something in the neighborhood of 90 percent of species went extinct," said Daniel Stephen, a paleontologist at Utah Valley University and an author of the paper that appeared in Science Advances on Wednesday.
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This represents a $165 billion increase from the previous cap — and doesn't include the ever-slushy Overseas Contingency Operation funds, which would be in the neighborhood of $60 billion on top of that.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: Well, I think that certainly, as of our last meeting, which was end of April/early May, our view was for growth in the neighborhood of 2% or perhaps somewhat above 2%.
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At The Washington Post, which has invested heavily in digital growth since it was acquired by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, digital revenue was reported in 2016 to be in the neighborhood of $60 million.
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Bode Miller is mourning the tragic death of his youngest child, daughter Emeline Grier Miller, after the 19-month-old drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, on Sunday.
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One should note, as a sidebar to this story, that the Trump Organization has somewhere in the neighborhood of $340 million in adjustable debt, something rising rates would adversely affect this president's personal fortunes.
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Earlier this year he purchased The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons's Spanish Colonial-style home in the neighborhood of Los Feliz, which reportedly sold for $6.95 million, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The extent of the casualties was unclear, but they appeared to include at least three civilians, including a woman, who were killed in the neighborhood of Masaken Hanano, and 10 others who were wounded.
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The intersection is in the neighborhood of Carroll Gardens, where recent voters (who were apparently not afraid to jinx the results) gathered Tuesday to take photos of themselves, the inspiring street signs or both.
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The total cost of their bill happens to be similar to the cost of the tax cut flowing only to the top 1 percent — both are in the neighborhood of $100 billion a year.
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"The major thing that I would say is, 10 years before retirement, you probably want to end up somewhere in the neighborhood of 40% to 50% equity allocation," Cotton, who retired at 52, said.
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In the neighborhood of Colonia Roma in 1970, the maid tends to the needs of a bustling family during a turbulent period — for them, for her and for a country roiled by political unrest.
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In the neighborhood of Manshiyat Nasr in Cairo, the Coptic community of Zaraeeb collects the trash of the city for decades and developed the most efficient and highly profitable recycling system on a global level.
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Roles in transportation, food prep, production and office admin are among those at highest risk, with robotics and artificial intelligence threatening to automate in the neighborhood of 70 percent of tasks, according to the study.
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"I'm expecting that between now and year-end, if we can get that agreement in place, we could bring on somewhere in the neighborhood of 250,000-300,000 barrels a day of incremental rail," Little said.
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"I would not pretend we would sell 1,500 airplanes like this, but I would say a reasonable assumption could be in the neighborhood of 50-100 airplanes total," Airbus Chief Commercial Officer Eric Schulz said.
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According to a recent study from Swiss Re, more than 70 percent of all catastrophe losses worldwide spanning the decade from 2005 to 2023—an amount estimated in the neighborhood of $1.3 trillion—were uninsured.
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The city is struggling to quell a burst of unrest in the neighborhood of Sherman Park after a 23-year-old armed suspect was fatally shot by a 173-year-old police officer, both black.
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The administration forecasts growth in the neighborhood of 3 percent through the next decade, compared with around 2 percent projected by private forecasters and the economists at the Congressional Budget Office and the Federal Reserve.
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The most logical explanation for the small selection of video Facebook is selling today: HBO and the other big networks would demand guaranteed payments from Facebook, in the neighborhood of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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If that were true — or even vaguely in the neighborhood of being true — then it would have been really easy for concurrent Republican majorities to pass a law and for President Trump to sign it.
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He gave Angela's husband Dr. Manhattan to Trieu in exchange for the destruction of Cyclops, a group that hanged Will and seemingly had heavy ties to the Tulsa Race Massacre in the neighborhood of Greenwood.
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Although Dunham is frequently associated with her quirky character Hannah Horvath on Girls, who is a Brooklynite, the apartment Dunham is leaving behind is nothing like Horvath's cozy two bedroom abode in the neighborhood of Greenpoint.
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Granted, it's not going to change the world in terms of functionality, but it's shrinking decorative LEDs to a size that's in the neighborhood of the LEDs that are used for the latest TVs and displays.
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And it goes without saying that underwriters are paid to enable whatever behavior best induces their chief-executive clients to hand over fees in the neighborhood of 2500 percent of the value of stock they hawk.
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The crime surprised residents in the neighborhood of spacious homes and wooded lawns where it happened, though some who said they knew the couple who lived in the home said they were aware of marital discord.
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And it was the result of adhering to other considerations, such as trying to make the law fully paid for and the cost of reform in the neighborhood of $1 trillion over 10 years, sources said.
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Per a vote-seat curve I created based off the historical relationship between votes and seats won, each point gained nationally is worth somewhere in the neighborhood of a net pickup of three to four seats.
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Strenuous German efforts are being made to retake the ground recently occupied by the British in the neighborhood of the Leipzig salient, the sector from which the British most seriously threaten the enemy's hold on Thiepval.
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If you take my net worth now and add five years of growth at even a conservative rate, it's probably in the neighborhood of $1 million — and that's just the compounding effect (no additional saving/investing).
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To acquire land for Marota City, the regime evicted thousands of residents and razed numerous properties in the neighborhood of Basateen al-Razi, a hub of protests in the early days of the uprising against Assad.
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KAPLAN: WELL, AS YOU KNOW, I'VE SAID CONSISTENTLY, I THINK THE NEUTRAL RATE IS SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TWO-AND-A-HALF, TWO AND THREE-QUARTERS, IF I HAD TO NARROW IT DOWN THE RANGE.
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And on Sunday, when he usually has appointments all afternoon for haircuts and color treatments at Beau Monde salon in the neighborhood of Colaba, only one client showed up, the rest lacking the cash to pay.
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Later that evening, they shared a cab to their respective homes in the neighborhood of Prospect Park and, though they never again saw that bride or groom, they have seen each other almost every day since.
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It's been more than 35 years since Mario first appeared in 1981 arcade classic "Donkey Kong," and, since then, he's been in a lot of games (the Mario Wiki estimates somewhere in the neighborhood of 170).
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Heads Up Until a few years ago, I never spent any time during annual visits to Santiago, Chile, in the neighborhood of Lastarria, a well-heeled belle epoque-style residential district at the edge of downtown.
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However, as disaster relief in the neighborhood of $100 billion funded by American taxpayers is being contemplated, it is only reasonable to question the fairness of these taxpayers bearing the burden of the negligence of Texans.
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At last count, turnout in Iowa was on track to hit 2016 levels — in the neighborhood of 170,20163 caucusgoers — a far cry from the Obama-inspired groundswell of 2008, for which about 240,000 Iowans showed up.
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She compared their popularity to that of Barack and Michelle Obama and said the value of their book offers would likely be in the neighborhood of the Obamas&apos $60 million advance for their 2017 memoirs.
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The participants, including old and young people alike, held a one-minute warm-up session before setting off for a three-lap march near an underground station in the neighborhood of expensive hotels in central Budapest.
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"There have been some individual surprises, but it's still looking like we're going to get year-over-year growth in the neighborhood of 20 percent," said Ed Yardeni, president and chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research.
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"I was thinking it would be in the neighborhood of $1,000 or $13,200 for an X-ray and a quick doctor visit and urine sample," Rita Vlach-Simpson, the parent who sent in that bill, says.
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A single round of egg retrieval and transfer starts in the neighborhood of $10,000, and the companion medications can run between $3,000 and $5,000 and up—and that's for a relatively simple protocol for a healthy woman.
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HUTCHISON: Well, the U.S. troops in Germany, which there are in the neighborhood of 30,000, are there for many purposes, part of which, of course, is our ally Germany, but also, they are a forward basing presence.
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Following a surge in allegations from Mosul this spring — and global outrage after an errant US strike in the neighborhood of al-Jadida killed more than 100 civilians — the coalition expanded the team tasked with investigating cases.
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With inflation near the Fed's 2 percent target and unemployment at 3.6 percent, he said, and with interest rates now "in the neighborhood of neutral," the Fed does not need now to make any adjustments to rates.
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At the time, the company told the press that the sector comprises somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 percent of its business, having shipped to 5,000 schools as of 2015 (the last time it publicly released numbers).
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On a recent afternoon in the neighborhood of Gogjali, located on the eastern side of Mosul's city limits, soldiers from Iraq's elite "Counter Terrorism Service" (CTS) took a pause from the fighting to huddle around a fire.
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He was the third of five siblings, four boys and one girl, raised by a single mother in the Magnolia Projects—known for its gang activity, rampant drugs, and frequent homicides—in the neighborhood of Central City.
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She made headlines in February for the book deal, not that she signed one, that was expected, but that she and Barack Obama scored a whopping payday, reportedly in the neighborhood of $60 million -- $30 million each.
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Musk has said that the Raptor engine — SpaceX's next generation rocket engine — has about 500,000 pounds of thrust, which means the BFR would use somewhere in the neighborhood of 50–33 Raptor engines in its first stage.
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Standalone vision plans can cost about $22 a month, Hammer Financial's Luchene said, and dental plans could run somewhere in the neighborhood of $2500 to $2164 a month, depending on how much coverage you choose to get.
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If you've ever heard Soichi Terada's Ape Escape soundtracks, that's sorta in the neighborhood of what Remute turns up here, but there's something especially endearing—you're unlikely to hear many other mixes this fun any time soon.
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According to the EPA, somewhere in the neighborhood of only 12.5 percent of e-waste is recycled, resulting in around $60 million in gold and silver being thrown away each year in the form of old phones.
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About a third of that money would come from moving funding for certain programs to other parts of the federal budget, and pruning, so the actual reduction in spending would be in the neighborhood of $600 billion.
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It was reported in June that the cost to the city of Baltimore after it refused to pay hackers 13 bitcoin was somewhere in the neighborhood of $18 million, with the possibility of additional costs over time.
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Look for an in-oven temperature in the neighborhood of 150 or 152, then pull the bird, tent it with foil, and you'll have a perfect temperature a half-hour later, give or take a few minutes.
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Hulu doesn't report official numbers — and declined to comment for this story — but some rough math of write-downs by Comcast, Disney and Twenty-First Century Fox puts Hulu's annual losses in the neighborhood of $1.5 billion.
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Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson told reporters at today's Global Mobility Leadership Forum in Detroit that the autopilot function will be an upmarket option that comes with a price tag of somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000, Bloomberg reports.
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Last month authorities in Kenya&aposs capital, Nairobi, urged Kenyans to accept cremation amid a shortage of space at the public cemetery in the neighborhood of Lang&aposata, where some bodies have been piled on top of others.
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I was just so... probably the way to say it is enamored of myself that I could even do something that came close to what I was shooting for which was somewhere in the neighborhood of heavy music.
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The money will also help complete a subway line crucial for transporting visitors from the city center to Olympic venues in the neighborhood of Barra da Tijuca, Rodrigo Vieira, Rio state's secretary for transport, told reporters on Thursday.
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"We are opening up our asset mix to allow it to range from 26% to 32% of the total fund, and so we will be looking at... probably moving up somewhere in the neighborhood of C$11 billion".
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The Houthis' Masirah TV said the coalition had carried out more than 30 airstrikes on Friday in the neighborhood of the hospital, killing at least two civilians, including a girl, and leaving at least 15 other civilians wounded.
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The unrest in Athens flared in the neighborhood of Exarchia, a traditional stronghold for anarchists and where 15-year-old Alexis Grigoropoulos was shot dead in 2008, leading to the worst street riots Greece had seen in decades.
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Together, that would give Musk a net worth from his Tesla holdings just shy of $100 billion, still putting him in the neighborhood of the world's richest person, even with our hypothetical very high degree of share dilution.
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If economic growth drops below its sustainable level — which many economists put in the neighborhood of 1.75 percent, based on demographic and productivity trends — it could, in theory, lead to higher unemployment and slower wage growth more broadly.
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The heart of the community is located within sight of U.S. Bank Stadium in the neighborhood of Cedar-Riverside, where coffee houses, Somali shops and a mosque dot the streets, and women covered with hijabs are a frequent sight.
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That puts us in the neighborhood of countries like Portugal or Estonia, and well behind many of our allies, such as the United Kingdom, Germany and France, who spend a significantly larger portion of their GDP on foreign aid.
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Hundreds of people shouting anti-India slogans spilled on to the streets following prayers in the neighborhood of Soura, the site of a big demonstration on Friday, but authorities largely sealed off the area and kept the protest localized.
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This technology will almost certainly be cost prohibitive for the foreseeable future, making it something of a nonstarter for a majority of home users (the bill of materials for the current version is somewhere in the neighborhood of $1.5k).
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Pierre Franey's recipe for skirt steak with lentil salad is on the docket for Thursday night though we probably won't make it with skirt steak because in our market skirt steak hovers in the neighborhood of $24 a pound.
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Photo by Åke E: son Lindman, courtesy of ABBA The Museum From the mid 70s to the early 80s, the two-man, two-woman squad released eight albums which have sold something in the neighborhood of 400 million copies.
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In recent weeks, the companies have been in discussions for SoftBank to take a large stake in Uber — in the neighborhood of 17 percent or more — with an investment of $10 billion, said the people close to the talks.
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On Thursday, in the neighborhood of La Vega, a working-class Caracas area roiled by protests, residents looked on as a band that they identified as members of a local colectivo stopped at a traffic circle during a patrol.
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If your net pay is in the neighborhood of what you'd pay your caregiver for looking after your child — and if you aren't the spouse providing the family's health insurance — it might be worth considering sitting out, said Boneparth.
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Bachchan lives close to the beach in the neighborhood of Juhu and every Sunday comes out of his home to greet the thousands of fans who started visiting after a near-fatal accident while filming movie "Coolie" in 1982.
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The price tag on the wall, estimated to be in the neighborhood of $15 to $25 billion, is a drop in the bucket when compared to the annual cost of illegal immigration, estimated at roughly $116 billion per year.
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Specifically, the span of time from when a photon hits the two electrons to the moment when one electron ejects is somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 to 15 attoseconds, with an attosecond being one quintillionth of a second.
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HILL: I might add, Martha, that Chicago, right, is enjoying an unemployment rate something in the neighborhood of below 4.5 percent, the lowest in what I understand to be decades and has seen an exponential increase in jobs in the city.
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And if you look at the history of the U.S. business cycle, you know, every half dozen years the Fed – a little more than half, 7 years – the Fed cuts rates in the neighborhood of 400 basis points to stabilize things.
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In 2007, the company was featured in a New York Times article that noted Jimmyjane had six venture capitalists among its investors and was gearing up to raise a second round in the neighborhood of $3 million to $63 million.
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The weapons, which also included hand grenades and rifle ammunition, were found in bushes in the neighborhood of Jajinci, near a crossroads where Vucic's motorcade normally slows down when taking him to his parents' home, Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic told reporters.
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He'd told Poke about his home the first night they fucked, and how he longed for his family, and Poke'd looked at his skin and rubbed Emil's elbows and tried his best to conjure something in the neighborhood of empathy.
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While the company hasn't announced publicly what their long-term deal is worth, eagle-eyed observers combing through quarterly earnings reports estimated the company made somewhere in the neighborhood of $40-50 million on just the "Greatest Royal Rumble" alone.
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In the neighborhood of Santa Ana, Teresa Castro, 230, had just returned home after two months in one of the estimated 22015 encampments that the authorities say have cropped up in Asunción, in addition to five government shelters on military grounds.
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If you happened to be in the neighborhood of the Yankee Stadium media room this Monday morning, you could have witnessed one of the rarest sights in nature: Yankees president Randy Levine announcing a policy that might actually benefit Yankees fans.
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Belmond Cadogan, Situated in the neighborhood of Chelsea, and once a stopping point for both the famed actress Lillie Langtry and the playwright Oscar Wilde, this 1887 property is scheduled to open in December after a three-year, $48-million restoration.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The artists who make up the art collective Brush Tu are a convivial bunch, trading jabs and funny anecdotes in the midmorning sun on the back patio of their studios and exhibition space in the neighborhood of Buruburu.
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Now that sisters Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn (Melissa Barrera) are firmly ensconced as the new proprietors of their mother's bar in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights, the series can dig into what it means to be part of a community.
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President Trump directed this exit because under the union's antiquated "terminal dues" system, the United States Postal Service was being forced to subsidize a flood of small packages, primarily from China, at an annual cost in the neighborhood of $500 million.
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When we fashioned a sentence agreement allowing for the reported victims to speak, which at that point, was in the neighborhood of 120 victims, survivors, we wanted all to feel involved in this process and to have their voice heard.
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Eighty-three of Texas' 204 counties are at least a third Hispanic, and some of them have seen considerable growth in their Hispanic concentrations: in the neighborhood of 4, 5, 6 percentage points of growth compared with the 2011 numbers.
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"I would say that if we voted on the Cruz proposal, it would be in the neighborhood of 220006 to 2202 against, 2628 no votes and 28500 yeses, and that's probably generous," said a GOP aide familiar with the Senate negotiations.
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"It is the digital equivalent of searching every home in the neighborhood of a reported burglary, or searching the bags of every person walking along Broadway because of a theft in Times Square," Chatrie's lawyers said in an October court filing.
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"Usually, at this time of year, we have reported in the neighborhood of three or four deaths in people under age 65," said Dr. James Watt, chief of the Division of Communicable Disease Control at the state Department of Public Health.
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Mr. Thiel's citizenship came to light when Matt Nippert, an investigative reporter for The New Zealand Herald, was looking into a lakefront estate that Mr. Thiel bought in the country in 2015 for somewhere in the neighborhood of $10 million.
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Those who do make it across find a country unprepared for their arrival: Nearly 1,200 are now sleeping on bare ground in the neighborhood of La Chapelle on the northern edge of Paris, where temporary shelters for migrants are full.
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All told, the Berkshire Museum has added something in the neighborhood of $45 million to its coffers (the $42 million initially reported, plus an undisclosed sum for the Church painting, which had a pre-sale estimate of $5 to 7 million).
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The deal Mr. Moll struck with his daughter, for example, was that she would pay monthly common charges (in the neighborhood of $1,100) as well as the quarterly taxes, while the roommate he insisted upon as part of the arrangement paid $1,350. (Ms.
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A month after Easton's birth, Morgan used Instagram to share a sweet photo of her son's sonogram, which she believed contained a sign from her late daughter, who drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, in June 2018.
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As Benkow explained, the list includes "a huge list of SMTP credentials"—in the neighborhood of 80 million—which appeared to have been tested for validity and then deployed against the remaining 630 million accounts in an attempt to bypass spam filters.
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Image: QualcommStill a claimed performance bump in the neighborhood of 286-percent is a pretty significant gain, and where Qualcomm says the 850 differs the most from the 845 (and the 835 before it) is in its handling of throttling and thermal management.
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Donald, who recorded a team-high eight sacks in 203, has been named to three straight Pro Bowls and is scheduled to make $1.8 million this season and $6.9 million in 2018 but is seeking in the neighborhood of $19 million per year.
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In the neighborhood of Boyle Heights, a plan is underway that "will affect residential building and bring a new 'Innovation District' to the neighborhood at a time when Boyle Heights has been contending with anti-gentrification protests," according to the LA Times.
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The costs associated with repairing the schools and other school-owned buildings, and setting up alternative plans have so far been "in the neighborhood of 45 million," he said, with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) covering almost half of those costs.
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The DuSable, for one, is putting on the first major show of photography that captures architecture on the city's South Side; meanwhile, at the National Museum of Mexican Art, an exhibition surveys the development of Mexican culture in the neighborhood of Pilsen.
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Seat covers, carpets, curtains and dividers are made of special materials that are flame retardant, even against a lithium-ion battery fire, which burns in the neighborhood of 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Isidor Buchmann, an engineer who runs the informational site BatteryUniversity.com.
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At 4:30 PM on Saturday, which is kind of early to be committing arson if you ask us, 90 firefighters responded to smoke coming out of the back of the derelict theater, located on Décarie Boulevard in the neighborhood of Snowdon.
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Investigators on Friday were trying to piece together a rolling skirmish that had ended in Sergeant Blake firing two shots at Mr. Santana on the sidewalk near the corner of Livonia Avenue and New Jersey Avenue in the neighborhood of East New York.
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They bought their four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath beach home in the neighborhood of Leucadia for $1.4 million and realized four years later that they had made a smart investment — they were able to sell it for more than $2 million.
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The show will be held at Gateway Sheraton Hotel in Los Angeles on June 25, right in the neighborhood of America's most powerful players in space, including Boeing, Northrop, Lockheed, Raytheon, Teledyne, The Aerospace Corporation, the U.S. Air Force and, of course, SpaceX.
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"Usually, at this time of year, we have reported in the neighborhood of three or four deaths in people under age 22," Dr. James Watt, chief of the Division of Communicable Disease Control at the state Department of Public Health, said Tuesday.
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"It was somewhere in the neighborhood of $2628 [billion] to $28503 billion of 'unfunded' requirements and at the same time, 'meh, we found $22020 billion just sitting in a corner that can go to a purpose that was not intended,'" Smith said.
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Snap, the parent company of the disappearing-message app Snapchat, is based in the neighborhood of Venice, a once-bohemian beachside area filled with mom-and-pop stores that has seen property prices rise and stores become more upscale in recent years.
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Upon their release, all the average prisoner is actually guaranteed is something in the neighborhood of $50 and a one-way bus ticket to the county in which they were convicted; in some cases, they might have as little as one day's notice.
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Under the plea agreement signed by Cohen and his lawyer, Guy Petrillo, both prosecutors and Cohen are estimating somewhere in the neighborhood of four years in prison for Cohen, with prosecutors calculating a maximum of 63 months and Cohen calculating a minimum of 46 months.
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HTS, which commands somewhere in the neighborhood of 212,218 to 216,29 fighters, is the most powerful fighting force in the rebel-held province of Idlib in northwest Syria and has long been one of the most effective fighting forces in the Syrian civil war.
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" He said that there were plenty of warning signs prior to Tuesday's attack and the fact that suspected perpetrator Salah Abdeslam managed to hide out in the neighborhood of Molenbeek "was head-scratching ... You literally had the world's most wanted man hiding in plain sight.
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It flew a half-dozen of them to Holland to do bagel-y murals, but a film crew also shot footage of their work in the neighborhood of Bushwick for additional ads: However, McDonald's didn't approach every artist whose work appears in the video.
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In making his bold call, Ian Winer first looks at Trump's proposal to cut taxes on the highest-earnings Americans and on corporations, which according to different sources, would reduce government revenue by something in the neighborhood of $10 trillion over the next decade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Black holes are hanging out at the center of our galaxy by the thousands, according to scientists who have detected a bunch of them in the neighborhood of a supermassive black hole already known to reside at the heart of the Milky Way.
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With no reason to believe that any of China's wheat production and use habits will change in the upcoming year – even ignoring a potential downtick in consumption – China could add in the neighborhood of 15 million tonnes to an already-bloated world wheat supply.
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The Olympic alpine skier and wife Morgan Beck Miller shared the sad news Monday that 19-month-old Emeline Grier had died, with PEOPLE confirming the little girl had drowned in a pool in the neighborhood of Coto de Caza, California, over the weekend.
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The parade float leaving Francisco Matarazzo Avenue, in the neighborhood of Barra Funda, São Paulo, was equipped with DJ decks to sound out the four-year anniversary celebration of Mamba Negra, with sets by notable local acts Jerônimo Sodré, Jo a o, and MJP.
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Under a scorching sun in the neighborhood of Zepellin in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, which will host the Olympic Games in August, Rousseff said everyone needed to take part in the battle against the mosquito carrying Zika, suspected of causing the birth defect microcephaly.
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Since 2009, Rafa has been documenting the intensification of far-right extremism in Europe, beginning with the segregation of the ethnic minority Romani population in his native Slovakia, when locals constructed a huge, concrete wall in the neighborhood of Michalovce to cordon off the unwelcome neighbors.
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According to U.S. Census data, as of 2000, there were approximately 93 million detached single-family homes in the U.S. If these homes average two garage spaces, we would expect there to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 29 billion square feet of garage space available.
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Against this backdrop, the peso lost 21% of its value against the greenback in the first days of the week before finding support in the neighborhood of 57 per dollar - making it significantly harder for Argentina, with its economy mired in recession, to pay its dollar debts.
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Set in the neighborhood of Shibuya, the Toshihiko Morosawa-directed video begins with Krush setting up his analog turntables and laptop in the quiet calm of midnight, measuring the acoustics of the space and preparing his equipment so that his set can be perfectly timed with daybreak.
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"Each time they hold another march, there's no transportation and I have to pay for a taxi or a motorcycle to get to work — I lose," said Gabriel Rondón, a 25-year-old in the neighborhood of El Hatillo who has a job in a struggling cafe.
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With a movie as big as this one, which sold somewhere in the neighborhood of 25 million tickets in the US and Canada alone, the response is always going to be all over the place, and finding one simple answer as to why it's so divisive is impossible.
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The Daily Mail said producers offered Craig in the neighborhood of $100 million for two more films, which would be roughly twice what he made for the first four, but that Craig's chronic knee pain, stemming from an injury while filming a Spectre fight scene, was the final straw.
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Senior most COFINA holders, led by funds like Tilden Park and GoldenTree, have proposed accepting 95 cents on the dollar, but a more subordinated class, which includes OppenheimerFunds and Franklin Advisers, is pushing for steeper haircuts for seniors, in the neighborhood of 20 percent, according to the source.
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Absent a traumatic injury requiring facial reconstruction, this type of procedure wouldn't typically be covered by insurance, requiring patients to pay somewhere in the neighborhood of $5,000 to $8,000 entirely out of pocket, said Dr. Andrew Jacono, director of The New York Center for Facial Plastic and Laser Surgery.
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According to the Interior Ministry, a suicide car bombing at a checkpoint in the neighborhood of Dora killed four soldiers and injured 11 people; a roadside bomb killed four people at a public market in the Nahrawan district; and a suicide bomber killed four soldiers in the Rasheed district.
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"We're in the neighborhood of 10, up to 20 that are really problematic," said Allison Riggs, a lawyer with the Southern Coalition for Social Justice in Durham, N.C. The State Board of Elections — also in Republican hands — is empowered to impose its own plan when local boards are split.
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Uber announced Monday morning it will acquire the electric bike-share company Jump, which currently operates in San Francisco and Washington, DC. A company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News Uber was not disclosing the terms of the deal, though a TechCrunch report put the acquisition in the neighborhood of about $200 million.
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But following the Max-Q Design guidelines, a gaming laptop packing a mobile version of the GeForce 1080 graphics card, with a 70 percent performance increase and 17.73 percent less power consumption, will measure in at around 18-millimeters thick, and weigh somewhere in the neighborhood of just five pounds.
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Photo: Mark Wilson (Getty)Back in 20143, credit rating agency Equifax suffered what those in the data security business call a "catastrophic fuckup" affecting in the neighborhood of 150 million Americans, all of whom are now eligible for, on average, $125—and up to $20,000 in very specific instances—in damages.
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While it represents just a fraction of the trillions in invested assets globally — the market cap of the U.S. stock market alone is in the neighborhood of $24 trillion — the slice represents investors' growing interest in investments whose goal is to better the environment and society without giving up market returns.
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In the neighborhood of Montreal de Mejicanos, a violent hilltop slum under the administration of MS-13, one resident told me that in her area, Finca Argentina, the gangs had killed a boy who refused to join, buried him in an anonymous grave and forbade his parents to retrieve the body.
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According to the Associated Press, residents in the neighborhood of Frayser threw rocks and bricks at police officers and U.S. Marshals sent in to help quell the escalating scene where about 100 people stormed the streets in anger over the U.S. marshal shooting of Brandon Webber earlier in the evening.
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Disrupting Space: A new event from TechCrunch The show will be held at Gateway Sheraton Hotel in Los Angeles on June 25, right in the neighborhood of America's most powerful players in space, including Boeing, Northrop, Lockheed, Raytheon, Teledyne, The Aerospace Corporation, the U.S. Air Force and, of course, SpaceX.
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When publishing and entertainment companies or aircraft manufacturers hold on to extra cash, investors perceive that money to be worth less than it should, somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 cents on the dollar (the authors make a specific estimate for each industry but also provide a range to account for error).
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Photo: Bill Ingalls/NASA (AP)The Parker Solar Probe blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Sunday, setting itself on course to become both the fastest human craft ever launched (in the neighborhood of 23,20123 miles per hour) and the first to probe the outer corona of the sun.
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It was in the neighborhood of La Boca, amongst the squalor of the country's predominantly Italian blue collar working class, that in 1882, the city's first documented pizza was made in a bread oven rented by Neapolitan baker Nicolas Vaccarezza—a simple mix of dough, oil, and onion sold on the streets.
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But it was a non-Eastwood film that would become one of Morricone's greatest successes: The score to 1968's Once Upon a Time in the West has reportedly sold in the neighborhood of 10 million copies globally, with "Man with a Harmonica" becoming one of the Western genre's most remembered themes.
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The men "are responsible for illegally introducing into Manhattan scores of illegal firearms — including assault-style weapons capable of inflicting mass casualties — and knowingly doing so in the neighborhood of a nearby school," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement on Friday.
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Photo: APDays after Donald Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, allegedly warned Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt to knock it off with all these goddamn scandals, the Associated Press reports that the full bill for the first year of Pruitt's unprecedented travel and security expenses are now in the neighborhood of $3 million.
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Today in Columbus, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx officially recognized and announced — to a full house at the Douglas Community Center in the neighborhood of Linden — that the city is indeed the winner and will reap the benefits of victory; a $40 million grant from the DOT, $10 from Paul Allen's Vulcan Inc.
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The 65,000-capacity venue is located in the neighborhood of Devore, 60 miles from LA, and since 2013 has played host to Live Nation subsidiary Insomniac's Nocturnal Wonderland and Beyond Wonderland events, after getting a contract with the San Bernardino Country Board of Supervisors to hold four electronic dance shows a year at the venue.
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Somewhere in the neighborhood of $20193 million would also be set aside for the development of technologies crucial to expanding future U.S. lunar presence, the Times wrote:NASA is also seeking $22019 million for developing technologies like converting ice within craters at the moon's poles to water and $22020 million for robotic exploration of the moon.
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Of that number, said Eric Davis, a spokesman for the association, roughly 62 percent have gas grills, and 50 percent own charcoal-fired ones — which suggests that at least 12 percent (or something in the neighborhood of 20 million Americans) might employ both gas and charcoal grills in their pursuit of outdoor cooking joy.
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The new proposal "loses probably something in the neighborhood of $276 trillion in revenue over 2000 years with regressive tax cuts that exacerbate the inequalities that already exist in our economy," said Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities who was a top economist in the Obama administration.
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She'll be elected on a platform to Obama's left, she will almost certainly at least attempt to govern at least somewhere in the neighborhood of that platform, and will be met with ferocious opposition in the streets and in the Senate — at least from Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren there — for any backsliding whatsoever.
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But regardless, what VW delivered here is pretty cool: it's a compact all-electric that can get somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 miles on a charge, it has a practical amount of interior space, and it has a bunch of weird, concept-y features that'll probably dribble into the company's production cars over the next decade.
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Location: Marrakesh, MoroccoStarting rate per night: $1,2121,500 master craftsmen spent three years building the 53 three-story riads that make up this hotel that was commissioned by King Mohammed VI. While each has lavish amenities, the grandest one has a home cinema, personal bar and gym, a spa room, and could cost in the neighborhood of $40,000 per night.
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"The value of outdoor space, in general, is somewhere in the neighborhood of 25 to 50 cents on the dollar for interior space," he said, meaning that a terrace connected to an apartment worth about $1,000 per square foot inside would be worth about $1003 to $500 per square foot outside, depending on variables like functionality, proportions and privacy.
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Nearby, in the neighborhood of Republicano, María Vera Villalba, 21.3, a recycler at Cateura — a vast landfill close to the river, where there were fears a giant pool of tainted water might overflow — said she and her family had little choice but to flee when the rains came and a stream by her home broke its banks.
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David Selig, 54, a co-owner of the now-defunct Rockaway Taco, the original hipster outpost that opened 11 years ago and is credited with bringing a food scene to the peninsula, has opened Edgemere Market, a farm stand connected to a farm he partly owns on Beach 45th Street in the neighborhood of Edgemere, just east of Arverne.
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I'm essentially peak TV's wacky neighbor: I live in the neighborhood of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, which was both featured on Girls and has served as "Hell's Kitchen" for every Netflix Marvel series (thanks — and consider this showbiz magic — to the fantastic view of the Manhattan skyline available at Transmitter Park, even though characters in Manhattan wouldn't be looking at the iconic skyline).
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If you're not from LA, these neighborhood distinctions might mean nothing to you — but you won't have to work hard to see the differences between shows like Silver Lake-set You're the Worst or Beverly Hills 90210 and Starz's Vida, a tale of two Mexican-American sisters who take over their mother's bar in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights after she dies.
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According to the company, based on the already-planned for stock dilution from existing employee equity payment agreements and other financial instruments that could lead to new shares of stock being issued, like convertible notes, the theoretical maximum value Musk could realize with the full package is somewhere in the neighborhood of $55 billion, about $10 billion less than the payout estimated above.
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Beauregard said Western Michigan was prepared to come up with a higher offer should it become necessary, and to do it with private financing — an important factor for a public university program that, depending on your preferred method of accounting, receives in the neighborhood of $19 million or $9 million in direct annual subsidies, and another several million dollars indirectly.
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