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Another £9.3 billion ($16.7 billion) was borrowed against houses in March, taking the amount of outstanding mortgage debt past £800 billion.

On February 29th the ECB announced that it had lent another €530 billion ($712 billion), taking the amount of three-year money it has pumped into the banking system over the past two months or so to more than €1 trillion (see chart).

Taking the amount of labeled compound in blood into account, the tumor-to-blood ratios (T/Bs) were calculated, which is an important characteristic for radioimmunodiagnosis (RID).

Dundee Waterfront said about £130m of capital projects will either be started or completed during 2013, taking the amount of committed investment for the riverside regeneration project to nearly £500m; half of Dundee Waterfront's £1bn target.

Taking the amount of speculations on the mechanism and the increasing needs for better device design and performance control, understanding the effect of chirality on the electronic properties is timely and relevant.

Even with the goal of taking the amount of firearms in private hands to zero, the criminal element will likely still find ways to manufacture and steal the guns they desire to make their ill mark.

Exe-loaded NPs were prepared experimentally by taking the amounts of the independent variables (X1 and X2).

This takes the amount of taxpayers' funds advanced to AIG to more than $150bn.

When added to the retail waste, it takes the amount of food lost close to half of all produce grown, experts say.

That would take the amount of new money created by the QE programme to £150bn, the maximum authorised by the chancellor, Alistair Darling.

"I wish you could just take the amount of energy in here, bottle it and give it to Hollywood executives to drink," he said.