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When these cross-sectional estimates are put together and plotted over time, they provide a picture of the trends in the health of the population.

Estimates are putting its Thursday preview box office receipts in the US between $50M to $55M.

London had been counting on nuclear power to help it achieve its greenhouse gas reduction targets as well as meet rising power demands, but soaring cost estimates are putting that plan in doubt.

Tax, which had been left out of the original estimate, was put at £836m.

As recently as Wednesday, that government estimate was put at 75,000 bodies.

The global estimate was put together jointly by the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection and the Dr Hadwen Trust for Humane Research and is published in the journal Alternatives to Laboratory Animals.

Each year, experts estimate, 77,000 people nationwide are put on trial because witnesses picked them out of one.

So an estimated 21 dogs a day are put down in England.

That is, if biased estimates from a wrongly specified model are put through the perfectly-adequate mathematics providing variance implications, are the resultant variances "explained" or "accounted for"?

Guillermo Moreno, the thuggish secretary for internal trade who has persecuted independent economists for their inflation estimates, has been put in overall charge of foreign trade too.

And he estimates he's put in 60 hours a week to hit the kind of sales he's wanted.