In a breakdown of costs provided by officials, taxpayers are responsible for $226.8 million for the duration of the lease.
She measures these effects in a breakdown of empathy between children, in the consequences of increasingly distracted family interaction and a growing need for constant stimulus.
In a breakdown of procedure, the immigration service last month issued notices of student visas to two dead Sept. 11 hijackers.
"Moving from one place to another can result in a breakdown of connections to peer friends, and distress and worries about the new environment," she said.
(The Times, in a breakdown of the mechanics, reported that some strategic letters were, indeed, key; Margaret Talbot has more on how it came together).
In a breakdown of the statistics, 8.3% of models featured in ads were black, 4% were Asian and 3.8% were Hispanic.
The mental illness that culminated in a breakdown in 1919 froze Nijinsky's image in perpetually radiant youth, an early-20th-century Jim Morrison or Bruce Lee.
"Prices are the same regardless of whether they are bought in a breakdown situation or online in the RAC shop, and are benchmarked against major competitors to ensure value for money.
In the turbulence following September 11, this preoccupation with her own past becomes a crippling obsession - "she was disappearing into a powerful nostalgia" - resulting in a breakdown, hospitalisation and probable suicide.
One indication of the Obama campaign's priorities can be found in a breakdown of how it is distributing large donations to a special fund-raising account it has set up for state parties.
