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If we assume that these cash flows will continue in perpetuity, it would translate into a value addition of around $8.75 billion for its current shareholders at the time of the deal, which is just a small fraction (36.5%) of the total premium being paid by the company.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: That sounds interesting, but I'm not sure what, in practice, it would translate into.

He had devoured "One Hundred Years of Solitude" in Spanish, but wondered how it would translate into Russian.

It would translate into a profit before tax of £74m to £80m, down from nearly £87m in 2015.

For a single taxpayer earning $25,000 a year, it would translate into about $73 in savings over all.

He said the campaign were very pleased with the turnout and hoped it would translate into votes on 17 March.

The Devil Walks functions perfectly as a page-turning chiller (it would translate wonderfully into film or television) but it also operates at other levels.

As for free, if an author had 30,000 free downloads, we can't really use that as a number to determine whether or not it would translate well into the traditional market.

But it is likely to amount to trillions of cubic feet of gas, which if technical problems to recover it can be overcome would translate into the potential for tens or hundreds of billions of profit for gas explorers for decades to come.

If it's right, that would translate into lower fuel and maintenance costs.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said Sunday that "there are lots of Republican ideas in the bill," but it was unclear whether that would translate into any Republican votes.