According to reports the company is nearing a 600 million user milestone, and that "1.5 million of you who share …" statement is conspicuously an order of magnitude less than if applied to the total world population (6.9 billion), so it must somehow relate to the Facebook population itself.
Truffaut saw "Grisbi" as "a film about being 50," and the picture, nearing that milestone itself, has aged remarkably well.
Martin is also nearing another milestone.
As someone nearing that milestone, I sincerely hope bureaucrats are not given the power to make that choice for me! (Indeed, I hope to have at least a few more good years left).
REBOUNDS JASON KIDD is nearing the 5,000-assist 5,000-assist
Co-founder Kevin Systrom told TechCrunch the service is nearing another big milestone.
The attack, in which eight F-16 warplanes obliterated the French-built Osirak reactor near Baghdad, was a milestone for Israeli aviation because the planes flew over Arab territory for hours without detection.
However, we can conclude by indicating that, in our near term sample, a milestone "key", as a complete FPR, follows a development quite overlapping to that of term infants and similarly correlated to the acquisition of independent walking.
Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill are applying fresh pressure on the Obama administration to draw down U.S. troops in Afghanistan faster than many military leaders say is responsible, forcing the president to balance his party's demands with his generals' on-the-ground assessment as he nears another milestone in the war.
In March the journal Nature reported "Laser fusion nears crucial milestone," and quoted Lawrence Livermore National Lab director Ed Moses saying that, as far as the lab's efforts on ignition were concerned: "We have all the capability to make it happen in fiscal year 2012".
He added that losing teams thrived on big stars, marquee franchises like the Yankees and players nearing milestones, like Alex Rodriguez's recent quest for his 600th home run.
