Since 2005, I've made roughly 20 research trips to Cuba.
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Glumac made roughly $500,000 as the middle-man selling the items.
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Minhas estimated that ESO Fund made roughly $800,000 on the transaction.
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The totals mark a stark increase from 0003, when they made roughly $2000,2400.
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The previous two films made roughly 80% of their grosses from foreign territories.
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UN investigators believe North Korea made roughly 40 deliveries between 2012 and 2017.
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The banks each made roughly $1.5 billion in revenue from that last year.
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Culver says he made roughly $53,000 last year, earning almost $23 an hour.
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"Star Wars" has made roughly $9.5 billion at the global box office since 1977.
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In the time since I've opened the accounts, I've made roughly $80 in interest.
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In his first 18 tournament appearances in the wraparound season, Stroud made roughly $466,000.
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Kelly earned about $928,000 a win, while the Buccaneers' Lovie Smith made roughly $833,000 per victory.
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CEO Ben Fowke made roughly $28500 million – not for ratepayer satisfaction but for Xcel's increased profitability.
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Metro riders made roughly 163 million trips last year, according to the American Public Transportation Association.
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Dropbox, for instance, made roughly 5,000 reports last year but found over 250,000 photos and videos.
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NSAC officials noted that Khabib made roughly $5 to $6 million from the UFC 229 fight.
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Full female professors made roughly the same income ($250,971) as male associate professors ($247,212) despite outranking them.
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It's hard not to see echoes of the difficult decision Sphero made roughly this time last year.
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The next five most valuable tech companies made roughly $2200 billion in their four most recent quarters.
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OptumCare employs or works with 45,000 doctors, and in 2018, the unit made roughly $16 billion in revenue.
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In 2018 Drummond was Alphabet's second highest-paid exec, after CFO Ruth Porat who made roughly $100,000 more.
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The first three weeks I was on the practice squad, I made roughly, not even $2,000 a week.
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Back in what Bowen calls the "peacetime," before the pandemic, Prestige Ameritech made roughly 250,000 masks a day.
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He said investors earned a 51% return, including dividends, on the investment, which was made roughly two years ago.
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Now, Yao -- who made roughly $100 million in the NBA -- will try to make it in the real world.
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Liu told police she made roughly $85033,000 through the sale of the book and distributed more than 7,000 copies.
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The Star Trek film franchise has made roughly $2.2 billion at the worldwide box office, according to Comscore (SCOR).
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He said he made roughly $277 billion on Apple, a stock he continued to tout as "cheap" despite his reservations.
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He said he made roughly $2 billion on Apple, a stock he continued to tout as "cheap" despite his reservations.
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According to the American Public Transport Association, Americans made roughly 200 million fewer unlinked transit trips in 2018 than 2017.
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She recently made roughly $1,500 in two weeks, a solid bump up from her last job at a Walmart deli.
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The film starring Robert Downey Jr. as the doctor who talks to animals made roughly $59 million globally so far.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made roughly 248 times more than the median employee during the company&aposs fiscal 2019 year.
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So far, the first cohort has made roughly 50 seed investments into startups, mostly at the pre-seed and seed stages.
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The army has made roughly 4,500 soldiers available to protect the gathering of high-powered and high-profile leaders at Davos.
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The outlet reports that the decision for members of Britain's film industry to wear black was made roughly three weeks ago.
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The Sackler family made roughly $1 billion in wire transfers between themselves and various financial institutions, the New York Times reports.
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American firms made roughly $200bn more in sales in China in 2015 than Chinese firms did in America, according to Deutsche Bank.
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In April 2014, a Russian fighter made roughly 12 passes at the Donald Cook, which was then deployed in the Black Sea.
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Star Wars at a crossroads Star Wars has made roughly $9 billion worldwide over 10 films, and that's not accounting for inflation.
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Purdue Pharmaceuticals, just one company of many that's profiting from the opioid epidemic, has made roughly $35 billion since 1995 on OxyContin alone.
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While unprecedented, the "punishment" was actually a great deal for the company, which made roughly four times that amount in revenue last quarter.
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Films under the Marvel banner from Disney, 20th Century Fox, Sony and other studios have made roughly $30 billion globally, according to Comscore.
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In the second quarter of 2016, all the energy stocks made roughly $1.26 billion in profits (these numbers are adjusted for market capitalization).
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According to Forbes, Clooney made roughly twice as much as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, the second highest-paid actor, during this time period.
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President Donald Trump made roughly 500 false statements in the first 200 days of his presidency, according to the Toronto Star's Daniel Dale.
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Details: The edits, which were made roughly two weeks into the six-week enrollment period, affect the "How to Apply & Enroll" page on HealthCare.gov.
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By the numbers: The U.S. box office has made roughly $9.3 billion in 2018 so far, nearly a 9% increase from last year, per NATO.
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But an extremely crude yardstick is that BlackRock's clients have made roughly $153trn of profits over the past decade, compared with $202bn for Blackstone's clients.
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But overall, pupils at PSL schools made roughly an additional seven months' worth of progress in English and maths compared with children at typical public institutions.
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After factoring in vehicle upkeep, BuzzFeed News found in 240 that two of the Uber drivers it consulted only made roughly $2503 and $2250 per hour.
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The AFL-CIO found the average CEO of an S&P 500 company made roughly $13.1 million in 2016, a 6 percent increase over the prior year.
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Last year Nissan, Toyota and Honda made roughly half of Britain's 1.5 million cars, employing tens of thousands of people both directly and through the supply chain.
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After initially only expecting to make one for himself and fellow gaming enthusiast and historian Jeremy Parish, he's made roughly a dozen Virtual Boy controllers so far.
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It said drivers made roughly six million trips in London each day and roughly a third of them drove less than two kilometers, or about 1.2 miles.
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The film, which stars Joaquin Phoenix as a troubled man who turns into a killer clown, has made roughly $788 million at the worldwide box office, Warner Bros.
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They made roughly half a dozen short films in their early 20s, but continued to feel the sting of rejection when pitching bigger ideas to producers and studios.
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Tebow can definitely afford it -- he made roughly $10 mil during his short NFL career ... but has racked up a fortune in endorsements, broadcasting and TV hosting gigs.
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"One of the projects that I was proud of was a blow-bang film I made roughly five years ago with a group of male fans," she says.
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Our thought bubble: Facebook made roughly $13 billion dollars on ad revenue last quarter, with almost all of that ad that revenue coming from programmatic, or automated ads.
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Even before the coronavirus struck it made roughly half the world's protective masks and has become a major force in the manufacturing of day-to-day medical gear.
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Mr. Mickelson made roughly $1 million trading Dean Foods shares; he agreed to forfeit those profits in a related civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Thursday that Michelle Williams made roughly one-eighth of Mark Wahlberg's salary on All the Money in the World – and that's before those notorious reshoots.
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This year, domestic box office is up an astonishing 7%, according to projections from Comscore, with about $11.9 billion, and worldwide, movies made roughly $41.7 billion, a new record.
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Forest Laboratories was sold to Actavis, now Allergan, for approximately $28 billion in 2014; Howard Solomon made roughly $47 million off the sale, and David got around $20 million.
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He has made roughly 50 stops in Iowa since joining the race in April, according to the Des Moines Register's candidate tracker, far fewer than many of his opponents.
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CrowdStrike estimated that it made roughly $95 million in revenue for its first quarter of 2019 — double compared to the same period a year earlier, according to its IPO paperwork.
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She may have only made roughly $4 million from her Coachella performance, but she also inked a $60 million Netflix deal, which included Homecoming, a documentary of that very performance.
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It opened in nearly every major international market on Wednesday from France to Iceland to the world's second largest movie market, China, where it made roughly $107.5 million on Wednesday.
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Investors earned a 51% return, including dividends, on the investment and his firm Pershing Square made $1.2 billion on the bet which was made roughly two years ago, Ackman said.
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Other Republican-only firms, such as CGCN Group, which made roughly $6900 million in 2628 revenue, are also expanding their ranks despite the contentious political climate and uncertain election ahead.
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But in late May, a series of offensive comments he made roughly two years ago — the repeated use of the n-word in private chats and Google Docs — came to light.
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After adjusting for a variety of factors, the researchers found that female neurosurgeons and cardiothoracic surgeons and women in other surgical subspecialties made roughly $21980,000 less than comparable men in those fields.
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The president's eldest daughter made $2628 million from her stake in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. She made roughly $28500 million in pay and severance from the Trump Payroll Corp.
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Beto O'Rourke's front page treatment by Vanity Fair magazine, released on Thursday, certainly pushed the former Texas congressman further into the spotlight -- and ultimately precluded O'Rourke's presidential announcement made roughly 12 hours later.
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Biden himself has recently called and sat down one-on-one with donors during visits to New York, which he has made roughly every other week for fundraising events even as voting draws close.
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Wilmington, Delaware (CNN)Over Joe Biden's 44 years in public office, the former vice president says he made roughly 8,000 round trips between his home state of Delaware and Washington DC -- or 2.1 million miles.
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Last year Nissan Motor Co Ltd , Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co Ltd made roughly half of Britain's 1.5 million cars, employing tens of thousands of people both directly and through the supply chain.
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Alex Rodriguez -- who made roughly $480 MILLION during his MLB career -- pulled out a wad of cash in Bev Hills Thursday to help out a kid who said he was raising money for football jerseys.
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But since Phil allegedly took Billy's info -- and made roughly $931k in profits from subsequent trades -- the SEC believes Phil's money was ill-gotten and he should have to forfeit the money to the SEC.
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Manigault Newman, who made roughly $180,000 for serving in the White House's Office of Public Liaison, has written about Trump's mental decline in her new book based on recordings that she made during her time in the administration.
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William Laviolette, a 232-year-old maintenance worker at the mine who made roughly $228,230 last year, said that if he didn't find another mine job, he would go back to school to get his high school degree.
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On Tuesday, a New York Magazine claimed two sources had come forward to allege Kelly, 45, previously told investigators in detail about unwanted sexual advances Ailes made roughly 10 years ago when she was a young correspondent at Fox.
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In 2017 alone, while Americans were getting crushed by higher premiums and prescription drug prices, the top 65 health care CEOs made $1.7 billion in compensation, and the 25 highest-paid CEOs in the pharmaceutical industry made roughly $440 million.
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The 205-year-old French forward Kylian Mbappe made roughly $212,216 each game this World Cup, plus a reported $229,20183 bonus for winning the final on Sunday, which adds up to over $22018,23, and he'll be donating that sum to charity.
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A quick spin through the Met will turn up figures of wrestlers painted on an Ancient Greek amphora in 500 B.C., a Mesoamerican stone carving of a ballplayer made roughly a thousand years later, and mid-nineteenth-century portraits of matadors by Édouard Manet.
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Young does have his own website, which he operated before he started offering his services on Fiverr, but he tells CNBC Make It that his overall income is split about "133-50" between his own website and Fiverr, and he's made roughly $1.5 million in total from the freelancer platform.
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Alarm bells were sounded recently after heavy losses to Atlanta and Memphis, but Atkinson's Saturday morning departure made roughly zero sense to outsiders on a performance basis — especially since it so closely followed Caris LeVert's 51-point eruption in an overtime victory at Boston and a Friday night rout of San Antonio.
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The closing of the home, a former AIDS hospice known as Rivington House, prompted outrage among community leaders, as well as a scramble by city officials to find out how a for-profit company made roughly $72 million and, in the process, replaced a needed nursing center with luxury apartments in a neighborhood already teeming with them.
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That's because by all accounts, including folks who've been briefed on negotiations, Gadot's $300,000 contract is industry standard for first-timers in a franchise — Chris Evans reportedly made roughly that for Captain America, Chris Hemsworth about half as much for Thor — and is laden with box-office bonuses and percentage points that dwarf that amount (if the film is a hit).
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The film has received 15% at Rotten Tomatoes and a 14 on Metacritic. It made roughly $19,000 at 42 theaters during its theatrical run.. Retrieved March 2, 2008.
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Floyd Mayweather, who just made roughly 180 million dollars from the Floyd Mayweather, Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao, his domestic abuse charges however, remain a quieter issue in comparison to his money or his 48-0, undefeated record.
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By 2011, the series had made roughly $870 million at the box office. Evolution Entertainment was also responsible for the production of Two and a Half Men starting in 2003. In August 2007, Koules started his pursuit to purchase the Tampa Bay Lightning from Palace Sports and Entertainment.
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When the outraged family of the resident discovers this, they will quickly buy the land back at 1/4 price to avoid being mocked in the press for abandoning the resident. In the end, the "orderly," having made roughly $50,000 in a few months, returns home for a vacation before plotting his next target.
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A screenshot of Debian 10 (Buster) with the GNOME desktop environment Debian releases do not follow a fixed schedule. Recent releases have been made roughly biennially by the Debian Project. Debian distribution codenames are based on the names of characters from the Toy Story films. Debian's unstable trunk is named after Sid, a character who regularly destroyed his toys.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson "was also mentioned during the trial as someone who had traded in Dean Foods shares and once owed nearly $2 million in gambling debts to" Walters. Mickelson "made roughly $1 million trading Dean Foods shares; he agreed to forfeit those profits in a related civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission".
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The game also ranked in third place in Japan when the game launched, also making shares skyrocket for the company. By December 2017, the game had grossed from 12million paid players. In February 2018, it was reported that Heroes had made roughly in its first year. By September 2018, the game had reached 14.1million downloads and grossed .
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Nobleza gaucha was director de la Pera's debut in cinema. The film was made roughly with $20,000 in budget. The film earned about $1,000,000 upon its release, resulting in the highest-grossing Argentine film of its times. Using the money earned, de la Pera went on to make his second (and last) film in 1916, Hasta después de la muerte ("Until After Death").
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In rookie ball in 2011, Lumpkins posted a 7.02 earned run average in 8 starts in 10 games with a farm team in the Royals organization. In 2012, Lumpkins appeared in 5 games, pitching 3.2 innings. He suffered a 19.64 ERA, giving up 11 walks to only 2 strike-outs. While playing professional baseball, Lumpkins made roughly $150,000 playing in the minor leagues.
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Stephen's first job was at Joseph Hepworth & Sons, where George Davies had him trained as a tailor. Stephen then worked on their collaboration with Next and resulting menswear line. After seeing an advert in Drapers for a job as a designer at Maconde, a major garment manufacturers in Portugal who made roughly 5,500 garments a day, he applied despite not having the required University degree. They hired him nonetheless.
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Hartman became one of the stars of the NBC sitcom NewsRadio in 1995, portraying radio news anchor Bill McNeal. He signed up after being attracted by the show's writing and use of an ensemble cast, and joked that he based McNeal on himself with "any ethics and character" removed. Hartman made roughly per episode of NewsRadio. Although the show was critically acclaimed, it was never a ratings hit and cancellation was a regular threat.
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He was replaced by Captain Clarke for the fifth voyage to Australia, taking a total of 167 days, round-trip. The fifth voyage transported 520 emigrants to Australia and returned with 125,000 ounces of gold. It has been asserted, "One in every twenty Australians can trace his or her roots to Marco Polo." In total, Marco Polo made roughly 25 round trip voyages to Australia and averaged between 80 and 90 days each way.
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On December 17, 2008 the site reopened once again as a combined eDonkey and BitTorrent site, this time affiliated with The Pirate Bay which hosts the site and tracks the torrents. The focus is to offer the newest content as torrent files but also keep the library of eD2k links up to date. The current site team has made roughly a third of the site releases. The forums run on backups which dates back to 2002.
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To substantiate his observations, Whalley reproduces passages of poetry from a significant number of writers: from John Donne to Yeats, from Shakespeare to T.S. Eliot. The idea of Poetic, which is the opposite of Logic in Whalley's scheme, arises from Whalley's knowledge of the Greek roots of the word: poiein (to do or make); poiēma (a thing made – roughly poem); poiētes (a maker); poiēsis (the process or activity of making).Whalley, George. 'On Translating Aristotle's Poetics.
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Mickelson "made roughly $1 million trading Dean Foods shares; he agreed to forfeit those profits in a related civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission". Walters appealed the verdict, but in December 2018 his conviction was upheld by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan.Moynihan, Colin, and Liz Moyer, "William T. Walters, Famed Sports Bettor, Is Guilty in Insider Trading Case", The New York Times, April 7, 2017. Retrieved 2017-04-07.
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Hansen 2012, p. 202 Rome has also been proposed as a possible source. Another suggestion is that it is locally made as Tang annal New Book of Tang mentioned that local people of Khotan were good at textile and tapestry work when Emperor Wu of Han (r. 141-87 BC) opened the Silk Road to Khotan during the first century BC. The tapestry may have been made roughly a century before the Han Chinese conquest of the Tarim Basin under Wudi.
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Lugar made roughly 400 speeches over the course of his candidacy, discussing a wide variety of issues rather than focusing narrowly on a handful of issues. Among effective criticisms he lodged against Barton was criticism of the practice of open-dump burning of refuse (including in wards that had historically been strongly Democratic). He also spoke on issues such as the construction of the highway inner loop, minority demands, and a lack of adequate recreation space. Barton had been a fairly popular incumbent.
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One of the largest for-profit companies marketing accountability software, called Covenant Eyes, made roughly US $4 million in 2008 from around 56,000 subscriptions. Ever Accountable, Accountable2You, and Lion are other popular for-profit companies who have designed accountability software for various platforms. Each company uses a slightly different approach for providing protective internet experiences. Most accountability software costs money to use, but there are free options including Net Responsibility (for Mac OS and Linux) and the free version of X3watch (for Windows and Mac OS).
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The decision is currently made roughly seven years in advance of the tournament, though the hosts for the 2022 tournament were chosen at the same time as those for the 2018 tournament. Only Mexico, Italy, France, Germany (West Germany until shortly after the 1990 World Cup) and Brazil have hosted the event on two occasions. Mexico City's Estadio Azteca and Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã are the only venues ever to have hosted two FIFA World Cup finals. Only the 2002 FIFA World Cup had more than one host, being split between Japan and South Korea.
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Several of Griffith's later films were also successful, including Broken Blossoms (1919), Way Down East (1920) and Orphans of the Storm (1921), but the high costs he incurred for production and promotion often led to commercial failure. He had made roughly 500 films by the time of his final feature, The Struggle (1931). Together with Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks he founded United Artists, enabling them to control their own interests, rather than depending on commercial studios. Griffith was also a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Russian documents from the 1600s list "bird down" among the goods sold to Dutch merchants, and communities in northern Norway began protecting the nests of eider ducks as early as 1890. Eiders are still "farmed" by people in Iceland, Scandinavia and Siberia. The birds are provided with nest sites and protected from predators, and down is collected intermittently during the nesting season without harming the nests or female ducks. The first collection is made roughly halfway through the incubation period, when some of high quality down is removed per nest.
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"When I did my original themes for [Assault] … it was done with very old technology," replied Carpenter. "It was very difficult to get the sounds, and it took very long to get something simple." Carpenter made roughly three to five separate pieces of music and edited them to the film as appropriate. The main title theme, partially inspired by both Lalo Schifrin's score to Dirty Harry and Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song", is composed of a pop synthesizer riff with a drum machine underneath that "builds only in texture, but not thematically," according to David Burnand and Miguel Mera.
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Colonel Harald George Carlos Swayne (1860–1940) was a British soldier, explorer, naturalist and big game hunter. Between 1884 and 1897 Swayne hunted whilst on active service in both Africa and India, between 1898 and 1927 he made roughly 40 further privately funded trips throughout Africa and Asia. Swayne shot numerous big game, including elephant, rhinoceros, lion, tiger, leopard and bear, the Swayne's hartebeest and Swayne's Dik-dik are both named after him. Swayne hunted with various rifles, in his earlier years his battery consisted of a 4 bore double smoothbore, an 8 bore double paradox gun and a .
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During this time, Connelly began to rise to fame along with Julian Schnabel and Jean-Michel Basquiat in the New York City art world. A movie was eventually made roughly based on Connelly (the "Life Lessons" segment of New York Stories), directed by Martin Scorsese. Not long after the film's release, Connelly made unfavorable comments about the film's script, calling it "cliché and mundane". The Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly Not for Sale, an Emmy award- winning documentary directed by Jeff Stimmel, premiered at the L.A. Film Festival in June 2008 and was shown on HBO in July.
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' I was playing like a thousand notes a minute, and he was the first person to make me think of space and breath and phrasing, as opposed to a constant barrage." She was soon invited to join Braxton's Creative Music Orchestra and his quartet, of which she was a member from 1983 to 1995, and which also featured bassist Mark Dresser, and drummer Gerry Hemingway. During this time, she made roughly a dozen recordings with Braxton, and also began releasing recordings under her own name. Regarding her tenure with the group, she stated: "[I]t was like a family.
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For the second edition, there was no attempt to start them on letter boundaries, and they were made roughly equal in size. The 20 volumes started with A, B.B.C., Cham, Creel, Dvandva, Follow, Hat, Interval, Look, Moul, Ow, Poise, Quemadero, Rob, Ser, Soot, Su, Thru, Unemancipated, and Wave. The content of the OED2 is mostly just a reorganization of the earlier corpus, but the retypesetting provided an opportunity for two long-needed format changes. The headword of each entry was no longer capitalized, allowing the user to readily see those words that actually require a capital letter.
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However, the March 2014 annexation of Crimea by Russia and the occupation of parts of Donetsk Oblast and Luhansk Oblast by separatists (since April 2014) made roughly 12% of eligible voters unable to participate in the elections. The Ukrainian Central Election Commission closed all five foreign polling stations in Russia ahead of the vote. Analysis of candidates by the Ukrainian NGO "Chesno" found that Petro Poroshenko had the largest election fund (415 million Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH), about $15.4 million), followed by Yulia Tymoshenko with UAH 320 million and Volodymyr Zelensky with UAH 102.8 million and Serhiy Taruta with UAH 98.4 million.
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Gameloft operates 19 video game development studios worldwide. In July 2011, Glenn Watson, lead programmer of Gameloft's Auckland offshoot, stated that the company's management created a "constant sense of urgency" at its studio, having employees regularly work 12- to 14-hour days. A new studio in New Orleans was opened in August 2011, taking of advantage of tax breaks granted by the government of Louisiana in July 2009 to establish 150 new jobs. On 29 January 2013, Gameloft's India studio in Hyderabad was closed midway through the workday, leaving 250 people unemployed. Between June and August 2015, Gameloft's Tokyo location made roughly 80 people, effectively being closed.
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This meeting led to Hawks's first job in the film industry, as a prop boy on the Douglas Fairbanks film In Again, Out Again (on which Fleming was employed as the cinematographer) for Famous Players-Lasky. According to Hawks, a new set needed to be built quickly when the studio's set designer was unavailable, so Hawks volunteered to do the job himself, much to Fairbanks's satisfaction. He was next employed as a prop boy and general assistant on an unspecified film directed by Cecil B. DeMille. (Hawks never named the film in later interviews and DeMille made roughly five films in that time period).
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Swayne was an avid sportsman and naturalist who hunted and catalogued wildlife extensively throughout Africa and Asia. A fellow of Royal Geographical Society and the Zoological Society of London, the Swayne's hartebeest and Swayne's Dik-dik are both named after him. Between 1884 and 1897 Swayne hunted whilst on active service in both Africa and India, shooting various animals including elephant, rhinoceros, lion, tiger, leopard and bear. Between 1898 and 1927 he made roughly 40 further privately funded trips throughout Africa and Asia to complete collections, see new countries and meet new tribes, including a trip to Siberia in 1902 with his friend Henry Seton-Karr.
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Other "average" characteristics are easier to identify. In terms of social class, the average American may be described as either being middle or working class. As social classes lack distinct boundaries the average American may have a status in the area where the lower middle and upper working class overlap. Overall the average American, age 25 or older, made roughly $32,000 per year, does not have a college degree, has been, is, or will be married as well as divorced at least once during his or her lifetime, lives in his or her own home in a suburban setting, and holds a white-collar office job.
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Sigurdur reportedly gave them all the information he had on Milestone and other local business men, however instead of using some of the information obtained from Sigurdur in investigation the investigators decided to sell the information. The case against the two police officers was later dismissed, and it has been reported that the investigators made roughly 30 Million ISK ($250.000) from the documents. In January 2010 Sigurdur was arrested on suspicion of stealing classified information, that case never made it to the court system and Sigurdur always denied his involvement until the Rolling Stone interview. Sigurdur was only seventeen years old when he was arrested for leaking the information.
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Large flutes have been in existence for several hundred years with earlier accounts of alto flutes being used for military use with a bore size of 26 millimeters, 7 millimeters larger than the C flute. The exact date of the original alto flute which later developed into the contra-alto flute is unknown, however, early letter references in 1865 confirm alto flutes were long established. An improved construction was documented in the 1850s by Theobald Boehm who improved the alto flute in G. Documented evidence states Boehm's creation was made roughly between 1854-1855. The first documented alto flute workshop appeared in January 1858 and was sold to Marcel Ciemmirski in Lemburg for 156 florins.
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The National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) was established in 1996 as the commercial arm of the RI, with the intention of applying robotic technology to commercial and defense applications. It has partnered with more than 300 companies such as General Motors, GE Ventures, Google and Apple, as well as with the U.S. military. In September 2015, the NREC secured a $5.5 million gift from the car transport company, Uber, to support three robotics fellowships and research directed at developing safe, self-driving cars. This donation was made roughly seven months after Uber poached 40 NREC scientists, including its director, Tony Stenz, and other key program leaders, while the two organizations closely collaborated on driverless technologies.
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In the months to come he was reported to be on the wish lists of many top European clubs; his former All Black's teammate Andrew Mehrtens was forced to publicly deny rumours that Umaga was a target of his club at the time – Harlequins. Umaga eventually signed for French club Toulon that had been recently relegated from the Top 14 to Pro D2. His contract allowed him to play the entire 2006 Air New Zealand Cup (ANZ Cup) season for Wellington before travelling to France. He ended up playing only seven matches for Toulon as Wellington made the ANZ Cup final. He nonetheless made roughly €350,000 (US$438,000/GBP 250,000) that Toulon's co-presidents reportedly paid out of their own pockets.
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Each series was made roughly every three years and was totally unrelated to that which came before, so that it was self-contained and relevant to the needs of each new generation of students. Several of the series were first broadcast late at night for preview by an adult audience, sometimes months before they were available to students. The cast across the seven series included Joanna Lumley, Kirsten Hughes, John Savident, Kevin Lloyd, Rolf Saxon,Saxon on the Chichester Festival Theatre website Katharine Levy,Starting Out (1986) on the British Film Institute website Chris Gascoyne, Hywel Williams-Ellis, Nicholas Bond-Owen, Amanda Noar,Noar on the Impact Theatre website Nick Conway, Perry Cree, David Nunn, Carol Chell, Rebecca Lacey and Ian Mercer.Mercer on corrie.
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Accessed on line 9 June 2013.Notes file for the WDS , WDS Catalog United States Naval Observatory. Accessed on line 9 June 2013.References and discoverer codes, The Washington Double Star Catalog , United States Naval Observatory. Accessed on line 9 June 2013. These double star observations were all made roughly between December 1827 and December 1828, being observed through his homemade 9-foot 23 cm (9-inch) speculum Newtonian reflector, or by measuring the separated distances and position angles of selected double stars using the small equatorial mounted refracting telescope. Most of these pairs have proved to be uninteresting to astronomers, and many of the double stars selected were too wide for the indication of orbital motion as binary stars. It seems these observations were made when the atmospheric conditions were quite unsuitable for looking at deep sky objects, either being made under unsteady astronomical seeing or when the sky was illuminated by the bright moon.
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Such problems can be seen in the wage gap between actors and actresses. A survey conducted by The New York Film Academy in 2014 found that the top ten male actors collectively made $419 million compared to the top ten actresses who made roughly $226 million collectively. A Forbes article in August 2017 listed the 30 highest-paid actors and actresses of that year. The highest-paid actor, Mark Wahlberg, made $68 million, more than 2.5 times that of the highest-paid actress that year, Emma Stone, who ranked at 15th highest paid with $26 million. The fourth highest-paid actress, Melissa McCarthy, earned $18 million, which ties with the 21st highest-paid actor, Chris Evans.. A study from the International Federation of Actors (FIA) found that the number of women who have an income under £6,000 is 14% more than men, and the number of women who have an income of £20,000 or higher is 13% less than men.
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As early as 1992, even before his departure from ProServ, other NBA agents had begun acknowledging that Falk generally negotiated the contracts that defined the market for the year, and set the standard by which other agents were judged. By the end of the 1995 NBA lockout, Falk controlled enough top players that he was seen as "dictat(ing) the structure and the economics of the entire league," so much so that during one six-day period in the summer of 1996, he negotiated six contracts—for Jordan, Alonzo Mourning, Juwan Howard, Kenny Anderson, Dikembe Mutombo and Lee Mayberry—worth more than $335 million. Since Falk usually earned 4% of player contracts,Lombardo, J. "A profitable week for David Falk", Washington Business Journal, July 19, 1996, available online at bizjournals.com. Retrieved June 21, 2007. which is the maximum amount allowed by the Players' Union,Vescey, P. "Super agent shows he's a Super Snake", New York Post, March 9, 2004. he made roughly $13 million for these 6 deals alone.
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The terms were that the restoration was to be overseen by representatives of Ryde Council, the National Trust of Australia (NSW) and Ryde Historical Society. There was protracted negotiation with the owner over price and an offer was made, roughly halfway between the Valuer- General's estimate and that of a private valuer. It was finally bought by Ryde Council for $85,600. There was very little money left for restoration and that was spent mainly on essential repairs and maintenance to protect it from the weather and vandals. Ryde Council made a further $45,000 available and later the then Minister for Planning and Environment, Mr Landa, made a $48,000 subsidy contingent (under its in fact heritage legislation, the NSW Heritage Act 1977) on a dollar-for-dollar contribution by Ryde Council.Cashman, 1982, 37 On 5 January 1979 an interim heritage order was placed over the property. And on 14 December 1979 a permanent conservation order was gazetted.Heritage Branch file, folio 243 The architect for the restoration was (heritage architect) Mr Clive Lucas and the builder was Gledhill Constructions. Extensive conservation works were undertaken under Lucas' direction in 1979-80.
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