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Its nearest competition is Ethereum, a Bitcoin-inspired publishing platform, which raised $18m.Every cent has come from roughly 750,000 ordinary fans.

He lost his last home, a rat-infested basement, and was living on the street before being placed in the Knickerbocker Residence, an institutional-looking brick building on Knickerbocker Avenue that offers transitional housing to veterans, many of whom come from roughly similar circumstances as Mr. Crossman's.

Aides to the governor said financing for the program would come from roughly $5 billion in federal money the state believes it will be owed through restructuring of its health care programs, and through a redirection of state money that now goes toward what is basically charity care, among other measures.

Most of its $11m in contributions over the past three months came from roughly a dozen wealthy donors.

Tim McGraw, who is 44, comes from roughly the same generation as Mr. Keith, but from a whole other perspective.

The shooting came from roughly 750 yards south of the White House, just outside the outer security perimeter.

These days, nearly 70percentt of its debt financing comes from roughly $2.3 billion worth of commercial paper that rolls over every eight days, on average.

Scraps between African-American and Somali girls prompted her to start a research project demonstrating to them that their ancestors all came from roughly the same place.

So not any old psyllium husk but "Telephone Brand" psyllium husk, and winnowed not by some rural miller but in a factory that, to judge by the drawing, comes from roughly the same era as the telephone.

He was helped greatly by the terrific energy in the rhythm section, with the bassist Ben Street, a contemporary of Mr. Turner, and the drummer Tootie Heath, who comes from roughly the same era as Mr. Konitz.

The Gallup data comes from roughly 1,200 Latino voters interviewed by telephone between Jan.