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3.22am GMT Toss time Chris Pitts wants to know, "Has anyone, or a well trained computer, quantified how much it's worth for one team to win the toss?

While the country has often claimed to possess a "deterrent," this appears to be the first time it has quantified how much plutonium it says it has turned into weapons.

And using the gold standard of social surveys — the General Social Survey, in which researchers have questioned thousands of Americans of all income levels going back to the 1970s — researchers even quantified how much happier the families were.

In a new paper published in February, 2015, scientists using a Nasa satellite quantified how much dust makes the trans-Atlantic journey from the Sahara Desert to South America and importantly how much phosphorus — remnant in Saharan sands from the desert's ancient past as a lake bed — gets carried from one of the planet's most desolate places to one of its most fertile.

"So is [it] just lawyers that evolved from this rat or everyone?" DEVELOPMENTS Health Smoking and Mental Illness People with mental health problems have been known to be far more likely to smoke cigarettes than others, but now federal health officials have quantified how much.

One essential job for workers is foraging, and Simola and his colleagues quantified how much the two castes did by marking individual ants, letting them go hungry for a day, and recording how often they searched for and retrieved food.

He declined to identify the restaurants or to quantify how much meat he sells.

It is difficult to quantify how much of a distraction Randolph's tenuous status has been.

Still, it is difficult to quantify how much the president's policy has actually retarded research.

"It's hard to quantify how much influence you have over your group," he said.

But it's tough to quantify how much raising marginal taxes inhibits angel investment.