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The figure would be a marked increase from an earlier projected loss of ¥280 billion.
A petition against Lewisham's projected loss of services organised by local Labour MP Heidi Alexander has attracted more than 40,000 signatures.
The worst-hit film was Ben-Hur, which had a projected loss of around $120m (though some dispute this figure, putting it closer to $75m).
He said that the offer received in writing would bring $692,000 in income, as opposed to a projected loss of $603,000 if the pageant is produced here.
The agreement's most controversial and ambitious goal is the anti-sprawl commitment, which would mean a 30percentt reduction in the projected loss of the bay's farm and forest land to development by 2012.
Lewisham's own projected loss of £600,000 over the same period would stay the same if it were left untouched, according to Kershaw's hugely controversial final SLHT report last week.
According to court filings, Plum TV had projected losses of $8.4 million on revenues of $6.4 million.
But the Web venture has been a financial sinkhole -- with projected losses of $39 million this year -- and Bertelsmann's new bosses are not in a forgiving mood.
Daily losses of $36 million have been piling up like last week's junk mail, and the Postal Service is headed for projected losses of about $21 billion a year by 2016.
In 1998, when the passes were being planned -- the brainchild, state officials said, of Gov. George E. Pataki, who was up for re-election that year -- the transit agency projected losses of about $50 million a year in fares from riders who made more than two trips a day using the one-day passes.
In October, Moodys had projected losses of 6.5% to 15.0%.
