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That put the French firm in second place behind LinkedIn measured by number of members: it now has 25m in total.

Instead of calling it an "understanding" among the nine individual policy-board members, it now refers to price stability as a "goal" of the institution.

A year ago it took LinkedIn over a month to win 1m new members; it now takes about 15 days and the site has 42m members around the world.

Mr. Spranger, in a briefing with reporters, said United States intelligence officials had told him that the Abu Nidal group "has the potential of recruiting 400 to 500 members worldwide". He gave no estimate of how many members it now has.

Starting with 35 members, it now counts more than 150.

Often working without the benefit of roads, running water, electricity or the Internet, these young volunteer teachers must contend not only with the country's lagging education system, but with another hurdle long considered Indonesia's Achilles' heel: a creaking infrastructure better suited to the Dutch colony it once was than the G20 member it now is.

Consider one indication: About 20 years ago, the D.C.-based Regional Reporters Association boasted 225 members; it's now down to below 70.

Instead of capping the Commission at 20 members, it can now grow to 27 members, which may make it unwieldy, critics say.

Even though the Obama White House says that Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner is a regular attendee, along with the statutory members, it is now time to add the secretary of the Treasury to the list of statutory members.

Though the university remains one of the consortium's members, it will now share what bouquets and brickbats come Los Alamos's way with three firms that make a lot of their money as military contractors.

The Bassa secretary, Duncan Holley, told members: "It is now up to you: if you vote against the offer, the dispute goes on; if you vote to accept, the dispute is over".