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Addressing the opening session, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said the first-year contribution -- close to one-fifth of the $1.7 billion the United Nations has estimated will be needed in the first year -- will be used for programs including agricultural, health, security and counter-narcotics efforts as well as refugee assistance.

Phrases such as "stay ahead of thirst", promotion of the "science of hydration" and advising sports enthusiasts to consume sports drinks before starting to exercise have helped create a global industry that forecasters Mintel estimated will be worth $1.6bn by 2016, they say.

The costs to Biztravel.com, which Mr. Rosenbluth estimated will be in the "hundreds of thousands" this year rather than millions of dollars, are really marketing expenses for acquiring new customers who will be attracted enough by the potential financial incentives to actually book through the site.

The president used the appearance at the agency to reiterate his now-daily calls for Congress both to vote immediately to finance the government in the new fiscal year, which began last Tuesday, and to extend the nation's borrowing limit, which the Treasury Department has estimated will be breached Oct. 17.

Because of this success, we're raising our goal to the full amount Chelsea Manning's attorney has estimated will be needed to bring the case through oral arguments in the Army Court of Appeals.

This is less than the 800 patients that we estimated will be eligible for the study.

The two organized the video project, which they estimate will be seen by over two million people.

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation will take over LTV's retirement plan, at what it estimates will be a cost of $2 billion.

How many Romanian children do you estimate will be saved through this project?

The final estimate will be released June 29.

The estimates will be updated late next month.