FIRSTLY, IT HAD A $47 BILLION VALUATION THERE OR THEREABOUTS, WHATEVER THE PRECISE NUMBER WAS AND HAS AROUND AN $8 BILLION VALUATION.
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"I think we're going to have another very strong half, perhaps not quite as good as the first half but there or thereabouts," Cousins added.
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We're not saying the Microsoft Surface Laptop is better than the Apple MacBook, but it's there or thereabouts, and will probably be more appealing to a lot of customers.
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"We just said we had to be somewhere near our best, do our jobs individually; and as a team, we knew we would be somewhere there or thereabouts," he said.
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As in the 15-man game which they dominate, New Zealand also have a glorious sevens tradition and the All Blacks are likely to be there or thereabouts when the medals are decided.
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Still, Orr said the new employment target was just as important as the inflation target, and noted the central bank believed the economy was "there or thereabouts" in regards to reaching maximum sustainable employment.
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We were a couple of points up and should have finished out the game. We were beaten in the 70th minute, injury-time, so we’re disappointed. As the manager I am looking and saying what can we do to finish a game out where we are there or thereabouts.
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Nearly all members of the family are now in the genus Psilopogon, with the exception of the Caloramphus which is thought to have genetically diverged from the common ancestor around 21.32 million years ago. The latter species is distinct enough to warrant placement in a distinct subfamily Caloramphinae. The family name is derived from that of the genus Megalaima which means ‘large throat’, from the Greek ' (, ‘large, great’) and ' (, ‘throat’). The diversity is concentrated around the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra; it is therefore probable that the family originated there or thereabouts.
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Collegiate church of Manchester where Holmes married Katharine Hyde in 1630 Baptized in Didsbury, Lancashire, England on 18 March 1609/10, Obadiah Holmes was the son of Robert Hulme (baptized 18 August 1578), a husbandman living in Reddish, Lancashire, and the grandson of an earlier Robert Hulme who was buried at Stockport on 14 January 1604/5. His mother's name was Katherine Johnson and she married his father at Stockport on 8 October 1605. While Holmes' birth date is widely given as about 1607, based on his own recollection (on 20 December 1675 he called himself aged 69, "there or thereabouts") baptisms during that timeframe, almost without exception, took place within a week of a birth, and the baptismal date is considered far more reliable than the memory of an old man. Holmes was married at the Collegiate church of Manchester on 20 November 1630 to Katherine Hyde.
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