TechCrunch reached out to Facebook to ask if it also contracted with equivalent left-leaning groups or other political firms it was willing to disclose because information about the many firms a company like Facebook contracts with is generally not openly available.
In 2005 and 2006 the two companies combined added more than 4,000 contracts, equivalent to at least four years of production.
Funds bought an unusually large number of CBOT wheat futures on Thursday, estimated by traders at 20,000 contracts, equivalent to 100 million bushels of wheat.There is still the danger that governments will panic and start limiting exports or hoarding supplies.
Ever channeling the common man, Brooks predicted that the result will be a "popular backlash" against these "offices, schools and contracts" equivalent to the "21st-century version of the guillotine".
The idea that television contracts for Major League Baseball and the National Football League would be worth billions, that individual franchises like the Yankees or the Washington Redskins could be valued at more than a billion dollars, that individual players could have multiyear contracts equivalent to the budget of a small city -- all this would seem Orwellian to him.
Moreover, 20.7 Million BNT has already been converted through the Bancor Network's smart contracts, equivalent to $58 million at BNT's average price over the period.
On December 27 , 1999 the state awarded a $85.7 million contract (equivalent to $ in ) for the replacement of the S-Curve on US 131.
Do patients complain of these symptoms because they have contracted the neurological equivalent of an infection?
Compared to the previous three months, GDP contracted at a rate equivalent to an annual 7.8%.
Currently, the IPS is responsible for providing medical services in Irish prisons [ 25], rather than the integrated systems adopted in Norway, France and the United Kingdom (UK) where prison medical care is contracted out to agencies equivalent to the Irish Health Services Executive HSEE) [ 26, 27].
