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Add in an estimate of the cost of the dependent exemption and the total comes to about $107 billion.

Add together the write-downs of the seven biggest euro-zone banks, and the total comes to less than $150 billion.Citigroup's excesses were legendary and many of its losses were trading ones, but does anybody other than Europe's banking regulators really think its balance-sheet was so much worse than European banks'?

Grab a newspaper and a cup of coffee on the way and the total comes to $11.70.

Add a $500,000 signing bonus, plus the here's-another-$500,000-for sticking-around-six whole-months bonusticking-around-six whole-months, plusticking-around-six whole-monthsch as $1.125 million and the total comes to $4.3 million.

Do that for social spending — health, education, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, etc. — and the total comes to about $2.7 trillion.

Put all these changes together -- renewing some tax cuts that were set to expire, then postponing or suspending taxes that were supposed to be in effect -- and the total comes to nearly $700 billion in lost revenue over the next 10 years, as HuffPost's Michael McAuliff reported on Wednesday.

Somebody broke down what it would cost Bacon to stock her kitchen with everything she ate in a day – the $48 reishi, the $35 vanilla mushroom protein – and the total came to over $1,200.

For both the three- and four-year options the total comes to £19,500, which is considerably less than the £27,000 British universities are allowed to charge.

With VAT and a recent 6% increase, the total comes to more than €19 per square metre per month.

"And if you add the bench, which included the heavyweights of Oguzhan Ozyakup and Gilles Sunu, to that figure, the total comes to 470.

More than half of the total comes from the general sales and use tax.