Sony had projected the film would make roughly $30 million this weekend.
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Fathers make roughly 20% more than men with no children do, the report said.
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Working dads, on the other hand, make roughly 20% more than men without children.
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For instance, the NEA also estimated that teachers in Mississippi make roughly $28503,22019 annually.
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It was projected to make roughly $25 million, according to the film's studio STXfilms.
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They make roughly $1,19923 to $3,800 per game, depending on their experience and the matchup.
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Gortat will make roughly $13.5 million next season on the final year of his current deal.
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Meanwhile, line cooks in fancy restaurants and diner chains continue to make roughly the same wages.
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The plant started building 3 Series sedans in April and expects to make roughly 20,000 this year.
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Overall, Lyft and Uber drivers make roughly the same average per month at $377 and $364 respectively.
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Hollinger says he expects to make roughly 30 or just slightly more a year—exclusivity is important.
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Peabody said it would not make roughly $71 million of interest payments that were due on Wednesday.
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He said Paper Triangles is on track to make roughly between $30,000 and $40,000 per month this year.
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The company, which is based in London, added that the new fund would make roughly 12 investments per year.
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For comparison, Amazon is expected to make roughly $2.1 billion in net income this year alone, according to FactSet.
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Third-grade detectives make roughly $11,000 less annually than second-grade detectives, and $27,20113 less than first-grade detectives.
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UPS workers typically make roughly 150 stops daily, and therefore enter and exit their trucks hundreds of times each week.
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You don't have to be a box office analyst to predict that Endgame is going to make roughly one bazillion dollars.
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Labellers at Qianji make roughly 100 yuan ($14.50) a day marking data points on photographs of people, surveillance footage and street images.
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The two firms make roughly equivalent returns and each is top dog in global league tables for segments of the capital markets.
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French consumers make roughly 400 million internet purchases each year worth some $734 billion, and all of them have to be delivered.
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In 2015, the Institute for Women's Policy Research determined that women still make roughly 80 cents for ever dollar earned by a man.
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Kotiswaran found that women could make roughly six times as much doing sex work in Sonagachi as they could at a garment factory.
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For example, a person earning $50,000 in Los Angeles would need to make roughly $68,000 to live a similar life in San Francisco.
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In a country where the median CEO-to-worker pay ratio exceeds 300 to 1, David and Michael make roughly $200,000 a year.
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In fact, many big companies have what are known as "compensation bands," which means that people in similar roles make roughly similar amounts.
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Most GM plants in Canada and Mexico, which make roughly another 1m vehicles a year, were forced to shut a few days later.
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When it was announced, Aston said it would make roughly 601 horsepower and that the production run would be limited to 155 vehicles.
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CreditCreditJohn Hersey Our bodies make roughly 20,000 different kinds of proteins, from the collagen in our skin to the hemoglobin in our blood.
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O Chief Executive John Mackey lambasted as "greedy bastards," stands to make roughly $300 million from the sale of the grocery chain to Amazon.
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The Old Navy company brings in about $8 billion in annual sales, while the new company will make roughly $290 billion in annual sales.
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"The 1 percent make roughly 24 percent of the income but pay 40 percent of the taxes," he said, asking why they should pay more.
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Unlike in the United States, where institutional investors dominate the market, China's 200 million mom-and-pop investors make roughly 85 percent of all trades.
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On that date, the island is supposed to make roughly $2 billion in debt payments, and experts do not believe those payments will be made.
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On that date, the island is supposed to make roughly $85033 billion in debt payments, and experts do not believe those payments will be made.
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At that rate, Musk theorizes, each Starship rocket would make roughly 2026,000 flights per year, launching a total of 100,000 tons of cargo into orbit.
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Cervelli's track record was less impressive, and his expected payday suffered for it―to wit, he'll make roughly half what Martin will over the next three seasons.
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" The Timeless Torches make roughly 10 appearances a year at Liberty games and at other sports events, and have been featured on the NBC comedy "30 Rock.
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The first "It" was one of the biggest surprises of 2017, shattering records with a $123 million opening before going on to make roughly $700 million worldwide.
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A 2015 analysis by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics found that black Americans with advanced degrees make roughly the same as white Americans with only bachelor's degrees.
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Well, of the 204 VCs surveyed (172 male and 32 female), the average general partner expects to make roughly $634,000 this year, including a bonus for 2017 performance.
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But to justify a premium of around $1.6 billion, they would need to make roughly $225 million in pretax cost savings per year, according to a Reuters Breakingviews calculation.
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Jana, which disclosed an 8.3 percent stake in Whole Foods in April and is the company's second biggest shareholder, stands to make roughly $300 million from the sale to Amazon.
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A 2015 analysis by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, for example, found that black Americans with advanced degrees make roughly the same as white Americans with only bachelor's degrees.
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The Times estimates that 9.3% of Michigan students come from families that make roughly $630,000 or more per year and the median family income of a University Michigan student is $154,000.
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It's a ride-hailing company that is offering lower prices and taking a lower cut on each ride so customers end up paying less and drivers make roughly the same money.
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According to Glassdoor, entry level software engineers in China make roughly $34,350 per year on average, a third of what their U.S. counterpart would be making ($110,000 per year in San Jose).
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The revelation came in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter, pegged to the upcoming Avengers: Endgame which is projected to make roughly a bajillion dollars at the box office this summer.
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If Nielsen's streaming data for "The Irishman" is extrapolated into box office dollars, using the average ticket price of $9, the company would have stood to make roughly $119 million at domestic theaters.
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During the media event, Conor also bragged that he expects to make roughly $40 MILLION this year ... which will help him achieve his goal of dethroning Cristiano Ronaldo on the top of the Forbes list.
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FYI -- OBJ is still in his rookie contract with the Giants and is only expected to make roughly $3 mil this year ... unless he strikes a new deal with the team before the season starts.
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They only have about 10 percent of the banking industry's assets, but make roughly one-quarter of the country's commercial loans, two-thirds of its small business loans, and three-quarters of its agricultural loans.
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That undertaking would involve"For context, I think Big Bear's artificial snow system can make roughly 20 tons of snow per minute," Jane Flegal, a science policy expert, told Earther, referring to the California ski resort.
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To process all such potential claims by March 2019, when Britain is due to leave the EU, the Home Office would need to make roughly 3,600 decisions each day, up from about 650 at present, says the IFG.
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OLE, which creates one-of-a-kind, luxury Super Bowl packages that include tickets, food, entertainment and even lodging to see the game, expects to make roughly $200 million in revenue off the weekend, according to company officials.
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Mark Mullen Mark Mullen The three partners expect to make roughly 8 investments per year in seed and Series A rounds, committing up to $1 million in a round with over 100% held in reserve for follow-on investments.
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The SEC said the unknown parties stand to make roughly $2.5 million in illicit profits from the trading, after selling or exercising the options to buy company stock after the potential deal was announced, which sent the company's stock higher.
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Though past research has shown that women make roughly 2375 percent of what men earn, more than half (61 percent) of women entrepreneurs surveyed think wages for women will match or exceed the income for their male counterparts by 2037.
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In addition, the IRS has a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program for people with disabilities, limited English or those who make roughly $56,000 or less, and Tax Counseling for the Elderly for those 60 or older, which is also administered through AARP.
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In one of its biggest wins to date, the secretive, 2003-year-old, New York-based hedge fund is reportedly set to make roughly $2200 billion off Flipkart, the India-based e-commerce juggernaut that's selling a majority stake in its business to Walmart for a whopping $230 billion.
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A recent report on the wage gap for black women living in New York City found that black women make roughly 57 cents to every dollar earned by a white man, a gap that is larger than both the national gap and the gap seen in the state of New York.
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Read more: Shane Dawson could barely speak after Jeffree Star told him he could have made $200,000 on an Instagram giveaway he did for freeStar's team wasn't worried about the success of the line, though, and predicted it would make roughly $35 million in sales on the first day alone if it sold out.
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One more thing: The White House points out that Wolkoff works as a "volunteer" for the First Lady, but one could argue she's already done very well out of the relationship: According to the White House's 2017 Annual Report to Congress on staff personnel, the highest paid staffers (those in Trump's core West Wing staff) make roughly $180k a year.
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A mammalogist studies and observes mammals. In studying mammals, they can observe their habitats, contributions to the ecosystem, their interactions, and the anatomy and physiology. A mammalogist can do a broad variety of things within the realm of mammals. A mammalogist on average can make roughly $58,000 a year.
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St Olaves was a station in St. Olaves. It was on the Great Eastern Railway between Great Yarmouth and London. It was first opened in June 1859. After just over a century it was closed in November 1959 when the connection it stood on was cut, and services transferred to another route to make roughly the same journey.
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Romance words make respectively 59%, 20% and 14% of English, German and Dutch vocabularies.Uwe Pörksen, German Academy for Language and Literature's Jahrbuch [Yearbook] 2007 (Wallstein Verlag, Göttingen 2008, pp. 121-130) Those figures can rise dramatically when only non-compound and non- derived words are included. Accordingly, Romance words make roughly 35% of the vocabulary of Dutch.
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Many of the sailors were beaten mercilessly when they would refuse to beat the slaves as harshly as the captain wanted or at all. A sailor could make roughly one to one and a half thousand dollars in current pay, which back in the eighteenth century was a fairly large sum of money for a single trip.
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Graduation ceremony The study at Unicorn University focuses on IT, economics, business management and data analysis. Unicorn University is the only private university in the Czech Republic with technical specialization. The university currently hosts students from 16 countries and foreign students make roughly a quarter of the total number of students. Some graduates find a job in the Unicorn a.
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Women have traditionally been reedited to the domestic sphere, often lack access to resources and employment opportunities, are disproportionately represented in peripheral labor markets, and have lower wages and higher vulnerability to job loss. Throughout the region, women typically earn 64 percent of men's wages. However, when adjusted for the fact that women take less risky jobs, that require less qualifications, they make roughly the same amount.Oberhauser, Ann; Latimer, Melissa. (2005).
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After Working with Lemons uploaded its Frozen covers to YouTube, Robbie Bagley entered negotiations with The Walt Disney Company over granting the group the rights to create the Disney covers. YouTube videos make roughly $1 for every 1,000 views. Working with Lemons and Disney each get a percentage of the revenue generated by the videos. By November 2014, the group was making $7,000 to $10,000 a month from its videos, which were receiving 18 million monthly views.
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Kobe Bryant practicing free throws Free throws can normally be shot at a high percentage by good players. In the NBA, most players make 70–80% of their attempts. The league's best shooters (such as Mark Price, Steve Nash, Rick Barry, Ray Allen, José Calderón, Stephen Curry, Reggie Miller, Kevin Durant, and Dirk Nowitzki) can make roughly 90% of their attempts over a season, while notoriously poor shooters (e.g. Dwight Howard, DeAndre Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain, Andre Drummond, Andris Biedrins, Chris Dudley, Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal, and Dennis Rodman) may struggle to make 50% of them.
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