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Although no figures are available on the number of lawsuits supported by lenders, public records from one state, New York, show that over the last decade, more than 250 law firms borrowed on pending cases, often repeatedly.
No official figures are available on how many natural gas vehicles Utah has, in part because so many people go to garages that install conversion kits that are not certified by the Environmental Protection Agency and are therefore illegal.
Separately, Purnell was asked to give an overall figure as to how much is being spent on the new iPlayer but said only that individual breakdowns are not available but figures are available on the BBC's website.
And thanks to soaring fuel prices, many large boats are for sale; boats that originally cost well into the six figures are available on Craigslist and eBay for fractions of that.
Between 1992 and 2001 (the latest period for which figures are available) on average there were three deaths a year per billion passenger kilometres involving cars, compared with only 0.4 deaths on the railways.
While no exact figures are available on how many of them come to Goa, word of mouth on the young Israeli travel circuit and the range of services that cater to their needs, from falafel at the restaurants to rooms for as low as $4 a night, makes Goa a frequent stop.
Trolltech, based in Oslo, reported a loss of 48.7 million kroner in 2006, the last year for which full-year figures were available, on sales of 174 million kroner.
No figures were available on the start-up capital cost (two containers, medical equipment and training) and only the operational cost was analysed.
While no precise figures are available for health services expenditure on accreditation within Australia or elsewhere, various assessments show positive results from accreditation [ 32].
His "No Strings Attached" marionette figure was available on toy store shelves.
State-by-state figures are available only on a quarterly basis, with the second quarter the most recent one.
