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As well as the new jobs, this project could accrue significant UK multi-million pound exports.

"I realized that through this game you could accrue a common past," he said.

While the movie is no longer poised to be more lucrative than the first "Twilight" installment, it's still generated an endless cycle of buzz in recent months and could accrue between $50 and $60 million this weekend.

So a week or two later we met and had dinner at a hotel in New York, and we were talking about what this company might be together and some of the benefits that could accrue strategically as well as how the company together might have a broader impact on society, and that kind of led to a series of discussions.

They asserted that damages could accrue at $75 million a day.

Each worker could accrue up to 40 hours of sick leave per year.

Under the new program, active-duty recruits could accrue more than $100,000 in incentives.

He calculated that a loan of 3 pence could accrue an interest rate of 850% if it was renewed weekly.

And it is easy to see how an evolutionary advantage could accrue to those who could think about more important things during routine activities like grooming.

Even greater import savings could accrue if such a move gives way to the next generation of domestically manufactured electric cars.

And Horwitz was offered a deal: if he could accrue 10,000 followers before midnight the first day, Wilpon would donate $10,000 to charity.