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Instead, the state used that money, as much as $1.3 billion by some estimates, for welfare programs that the state and local governments once financed themselves.
Yet A.I.G. not only received a tax benefit, it is unlikely to pay a cent of taxes this year, nor by some estimates, for at least a decade.
Infectious diseases are not going away; indeed, in a global economy with an increasingly mobile population, they are more of a threat than ever, responsible, by some estimates, for 13 million deaths a year.
Yet A.I.G. not only has received a tax benefit, it is unlikely to pay a cent of taxes this year, nor by some estimates, for at least a decade.
The move by Apple perplexed some analysts, who noted that the Internet radio business seemed too small — accounting for less than $1 billion a year in revenue, by some estimates — for Apple to bother with.
The IFPI reckons that 885m illegal music files were available on the internet in January and by some estimates, for every track that is downloaded via a subscription service another 75 are grabbed illegally.
The estimates inform planning for the pandemic as well as for other new emerging infectious disease threats, including those from bioterrorism, by providing some estimates for the level of "surge capacity" that must be built into the health sector.
Wu [13] extended the result of [11, 12] in the case of (h u_{t} ) =- Delta u _{t}) or (u_{t}) by the energy method and gave some estimates for the life span of solutions.
The retailer entered the season -- which by some estimates accounts for 20%to40%0% of the industry's earnings for the year -- after four straight quarters of traffic declines, Skrovan said.
By some estimates, costs for public pensions are over 45 percent lower than for individual 401(k) plans.
Overcoming apoptosis resistance and inducing apoptosis in fibroblasts may serve as effective strategies for the treatment of many chronic fibroproliferative disease which, by some estimates, accounts for up to 45% of all deaths in the developed world.
