Following the more interesting seats, roughly from east to west as the polls close, will give an early idea of the overall news from America's election.
And because the show covers more than two millenniums, roughly from the Paracas through the Inca empires, patterns vary widely.
(Some of the 2011 numbers run roughly from spring 2011 to spring 2012; more recent figures were not available).
The eastern Roman empire and the culture it spawned were a powerful presence in global history for more than a thousand years, roughly from the fourth to the 15th centuries.
Greens fees fluctuate roughly from $30 to more than $100, depending on time of year, day of the week and the exchange rate, which is now about 9,270 rupiahs to the dollar.
For consumers, that means homes more than roughly three miles from a telephone switching station have little hope of getting a high-speed connection through phone wires.
"Roughly from 1965 on, the First Amendment has grown more and more robust and, correspondingly, academic-freedom claims based on the First Amendment have tended increasingly to win.
Flooding, similarly, has become more frequent: from roughly every five years, to every rainy season, and now to almost every time it rains for more than three hours.
It is more or less unchanged from its heyday, which lasted roughly from the sixteenth century to the eighteenth.
The finding doubles the potential patient population eligible for defibrillators, which cost $25,000 or more installed to roughly 1.2 million Americans from 600,000.
