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It said this equated to 4.5m credit or debit cards cancelled in the last 12 months, with more than £2.1bn stolen in total.

This equated to equating to €1.3 million profit.

Although the report stopped short of recommending an outright ban of Russia's track and field team from the 2016 Rio Games — a threat Pound equated to a "nuclear weapon" — it called for an immediate suspension of the team, with the understanding the suspension could be lifted in time for the Olympics if Russia complied.

Gurung cut a soft edge with his garments, focusing on asymmetry and body conscious motivations that equated to dynamic proportions suitable for both the downtown "It" girls he counts among his posse and their uptown mothers.

Even after increasing it by a third for 2013 Derbyshire's player budget of £1m equated to approximately 55% of the ECB's salary cap.

Stacey said it would be "ridiculous" to assume that a new grade of four equated to a mark of C under the current marking scheme, until the consultation process is completed.

Stacey said it would be "ridiculous" to assume that a new grade of four equated to a mark of C under the current marking scheme, until the consultation process had been completed.

He sees it all personified in Lee Kuan Yew, who "honestly thought that money and status equated to happiness … His failure to understand how false that was really showed, leading us to become one of the richest countries in the world, and one of the most depressed.

They felt it was important that "net positive" didn't just mean not doing the wrong things, but equated to making changes, and in some cases creating a positive addition to industry.

Traders claimed this equated to more than 40p a share.

This equated to $76,250 a year to them.