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Iceland, with a population of 330,000, were backed by a total of almost 30,000 fans at their three group matches.

Flipping those numbers as well would reduce Clinton's lead by a total of almost 200 delegates.

Since our last issue the international listings in our ETF directory grew in value by nearly $8.7 billion, to a total of almost $85 billion.

According to work released last year by Austrian researchers that surveyed a total of almost 1,000 people, those who prefer bitter-tasting foods and drinks are more likely to have anti-social personality traits, such as being manipulative, callous, and/or insensitive.

By purchase and condemnation, the county has assembled a total of almost 1,300 contiguous acres.

The sum in question is PLN 10 billion between 2013 and 2014, but the planned strategic investments are going to amount to a total of almost PLN 100 billion by 2022.

By 2006, publishing in New York had added about 1,000 jobs, for a total of almost 28,000.

Zoopla has now raised a total of almost £5.5m.

A total of almost 58 million cars were produced and sold during the 1950s by the American manufacturers.

The decision comes as the Conservative-led authority has to make a savings total of almost £86m by 2014, saving £21m over the next financial year.

Nakamoto's invention was controlled entirely by software, which would release a total of twenty-one million bitcoins, almost all of them over the next twenty years.