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In comments to reporters afterward, he tried to turn the focus to the budget; the state faces a deficit of roughly $9 billion in the fiscal year that starts April 1. "We have no idea what we're going to do when the state would be projected to run out of money, somewhere in May or June," Mr. Paterson said.

Her start-up costs are projected to run ten billion dollars.

The IHAT investigation is projected to run until the end of 2016, with a budget of £35.7 million.

New York City's pension funds are projected to run out in ten years; Philadelphia's, in four.

The city was projected to run a deficit of $110m this year.

In Central Falls, the pension plan for the police and firefighters is projected to run out of money in October.

Without any changes, Social Security is projected to run short of money to pay benefits starting in 2033.

The organization had been projected to run a deficit of about $6 million this year, though in recent weeks, according to a spokeswoman, that figure has narrowed to $3 million.

Next year's federal budget is projected to run a half-trillion-dollar deficit, a precipitous fall from the seven-hundred-billion-dollar surplus that was projected when Bill Clinton left office.

While it produces clean energy, "it's not renewable, there's a very big problem with waste, and uranium supplies are projected to run out in 40 to 50 years — around the same time as oil," he said.

The Spicewood Beach well is one of 13 public water systems in the state that are projected to run out of water in 180 days or less and that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is tracking.