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Changes in the sort of specialist support victims receive, and in police attitudes, mean that more of those who are raped (perhaps 60,000 a year, on Home Office estimates) are coming forward.

John E. McArdle, a spokesman for Senate majority leader Joseph L. Bruno, said "we are looking at clarifying the requirements of fiscal notes to provide as much transparency as needed so it's absolutely clear where the estimates are coming from, and the fact that we get more than one estimate and we get estimates from all of the impacted entites about the cost of these pension bills".

Therefore, at best, estimates are coming from a variety of indicators that are used over different timescales.

The estimates are coming out on the same day that social gaming giant Zynga is reporting earnings, and days before Facebook posts its results.

But, as Mr. Fredrikson's estimates show, we are coming up fast.

On Wall Street, earnings estimates for Intel are coming down.

Earnings estimates for the market are coming down slowly.

You roll over in bed, and look at your portfolio and say, 'Hey, I brought that home?' " Many big technology stocks remain expensive on a price-to-earnings basis despite their plunges this fall, especially because earnings estimates for the technology sector are coming down, said Charles L. Hill, research director for First Call/Thomson Financial.

Sure, with the U.S. economy slowing, estimates of expected operating profits are coming down there.

Every three months, the Office for National Statistics comes up with estimates for how many people are coming and going from the country.

Sure, with our economy slowing, estimates of expected operating profits are coming down in the U.S. What europhiles fail to recognize is that a slowdown is under way in Europe, too, and expected operating profits are falling.