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Unfortunately, Sorkin went and ruined it by turning a compelling concept into pompous, speechifying TV, with Matthew Perry's supposedly brilliant head scribe – there's not really any evidence for this "brilliant" tag, but we hear about it roughly 20 times an episode – as a surrogate for Sorkin himself.

Facebook, the world's biggest social network, knows a lot about its roughly 500 million members.

(The Rachofskys paid about $1.1 million for it, roughly seven years ago).

Archaeologists calculate that the oldest of the monuments, the Mound of the Hostages, was raised in about 3000 B.C., thus making it roughly contemporaneous with the construction of Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt.

That, in turn, would be a dress rehearsal for something called the Mars Colonial Transporter.Mr Musk wants to build a machine that would let him offer prospective colonists a (one-way) trip to the Martian surface for about $500,000 or, as he puts it, roughly the cost of a nice house in California.

It contains light mixtures of higher alkanes with the paraffins of this mineral oil ranging from about C18 to C40: it roughly corresponds to the composition of base oil for manufacturing lubricating or hydraulic oils [26].

The number of theories about it seems roughly equal to the number of note-taking visitors.

Others said they learned about it after roughly 700 marchers were arrested Saturday on the Brooklyn Bridge.

Why, if you think about it, would roughly 50percentt of our Iraq and Afghanistan veterans apply for permanent PTSD disability when only 10percentt of them saw combat?

Think about it: worldwide, roughly one-third of all companies have no women at all in senior management.

It spends about 20% of its roughly $500-million 500-millionet on progrannual the United States.