And perhaps a million more households access systems by telephone or other means.
In his estimation, Argentina's isolation from international credit markets cost it two million jobs and perhaps a hundred billion dollars.
With the latter it hopes to be at 500,000 in a couple of years and perhaps a million in five.
Thirty-six million people were hounded and perhaps a million died in the turmoil unleashed by Mao Zedong in 1966.
On March 25th, a hundred thousand Yemenis came together at Sanaa University — and perhaps a million others gathered in other cities — for a rally called Departure Friday.
A few blocks away, a dozen pastors, city officials and perhaps a hundred residents, black and white, filed into the New Life Word Center Church for a noontime prayer service.
Saddam emptied the country's prisons a few months before the war, and perhaps a hundred thousand criminals returned to the streets.
It has been estimated that 250 asteroids are larger than 100 km (60 miles) in diameter and perhaps a million are larger than 1 km (0.6 mile).
By contrast, in 1947 about 27,000 houses in Britain were reported flooded and perhaps a million Londoners lost their water supply.
It was high June and perhaps a hundred guests were in the Hebrides, celebrating the wedding of the son of the Laird to his Australian bride.
The director of the federal Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, Emilio Gonzalez, is stepping down next month, leaving behind a gummed-up bureaucracy and perhaps a million empty promises.
