The $30 billion valuation is said to be a "ballpark" figure.
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Would you give us a ballpark figure on how much you've received?
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What's a ballpark figure for how much of the vote they'll ultimately get?
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure of 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure around 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure of about 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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The costs of the contracts are unknown, though a ballpark figure could be available soon.
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The Economist: Is there a ballpark figure, Mr Ren, on how much this sale would cost?
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It was acquired by Chinese media company Bytedance in November for a ballpark figure of $1 billion.
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Graham thinks about this subject for a living, and even he's not sure about a ballpark figure for its size.
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For a ballpark figure, more than 45,000 LinkedIn users list AWS as their employer, though those profiles aren't always accurate.
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For a ballpark figure, over 45,000 LinkedIn users list AWS as their current employer, though those profiles aren't always accurate.
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This represents an approximation of the number of factories that haven't been renovated multiplied by $250,000 — a ballpark figure for an average remediation.
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Bey's father came on "TMZ Live" and we asked him to give us a ballpark figure on when the twins will be delivered.
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If you plan on going to a private school, MyinTuition will provide a ballpark figure by answering just eight question in about three minutes.
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The number is a ballpark figure -- but it's substantiated, Howard said, by a recently published CNN survey of 8383 funeral homes in Puerto Rico.
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For luxury property values per square foot, she gave a ballpark figure of $2000 to more than $216,2000, based on appraisals of recent sales.
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Rogier refused to offer even a ballpark figure of how many users MasterClass has, but it's clear that the company is trying to expand quickly.
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These factors, when added together, will allow you to calculate a ballpark figure for how much you'll need saved up to be able to afford a home.
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Toni Can you give a ballpark figure on what percentage of the vote could be affected by an outstanding data operation versus an average or mediocre one?
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All of these factors added together will allow you to calculate a ballpark figure for how much you'll need saved up to be able to afford a house.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have more witnesses they want to interview; Conaway on Wednesday said he didn't "even have a ballpark" figure for how many.
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Funds sidelined and waiting for the right deals could amount to as much as $3 billion, according to a ballpark figure from corporate finance and restructuring firm FTI Consulting.
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This is only a ballpark figure, but it's the first all-inclusive one we've seen and, despite being a large amount of money, is lower than some might have guessed.
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"It has not been confirmed, but it is a ballpark figure, based on the information we have," Robert D. Watkins, U.N. resident coordinator in Bangladesh, told Reuters in an interview in Dhaka.
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If my trusted peers have worked with a potential client, best believe I will politely inquire about their experience and ideally walk away with a ballpark figure of what they were paid.
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So far, the White House, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense have yet to give even a ballpark figure of how many troops will be sent to the southern border with Mexico.
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For what it's worth, we hadn't heard the startup was #crushingit and Patreon repeatedly refused to give even a ballpark figure for the price, so this might have been more of a soft landing.
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During the dispute of a management buyout of Dell Computer earlier this year, two experts in valuation science, using similar methods and principles, were asked to come up with a ballpark figure for Dell's true value.
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In fact, if you've done your homework by either reading the job description or knowing the average salary of employees within your industry, you should have at least a ballpark figure on how much you're to make.
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I asked Refinery29 financial expert Priya Malani for a ballpark figure, and she came back with all sorts of different questions she would ask her clients: Are they planning on taking unpaid time off after the baby is born?
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In a letter delivered today to director of National Intelligence James Clapper, a group of 14 legislators (eight Democrats and six Republicans) asked for a ballpark figure on how many Americans are having their data collected under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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He correctly adds that the system that supports the raising of something like 21988 billion land animals per year in the United States alone (a ballpark figure, since no reliably accurate number exists) is also a mighty contributor to a public health emergency and the climate crisis.
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Ballpark, in the ballpark, ballpark figure, and out of the ballpark — "Ballpark" has been used to mean a broad area of approximation or similarity, or a range within which comparison is possible; this usage the Oxford English Dictionary dates to 1960. Another meaning, "sphere of activity or influence", is cited in 1963. "In the (right) ballpark", meaning "within reasonable bounds" dates to 1968. A "ballpark figure" or "ballpark estimate", one that is reasonably accurate, dates to 1967.
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As clues are discovered, the player pieces them together in a webbed flow-chart of lead questions which need to be answered to understand the full scenario. Each answered question results in a video demonstrating the events. Players move from screen to screen and can rotate 360 degrees, similar to Google Maps street view and the later games in the Myst series. Though dependent on one's "style of play and deductive ability", The Trace states a ballpark figure of 3 hours of gameplay on its FAQ.
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Snodgrass presented to the ACM Council a proposal for "a new ACM service, the ACM Computing Portal," a web-based repository of bibliographic information of all the computing literature. The proposal arrived at a ballpark figure of one million items that captured the entire history of computing, from roughly 1940 to 2000. The ACM Portal, also called the ACM Guide, was released to the public on May 21, 2003. As the chair of the ACM Publications Board, Snodgrass developed a strategic vision for the Association for Computing Machinery to become the preferred publisher for computer science and proposed a far-ranging policy that recognizes the rights and responsibilities of readers, authors, reviewers, editors and libraries.
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