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Topic's current circulation is 2,000, Mr. Haskell said, though he estimated that 6,000 people read each issue.

Buthelezi was hugely confident yesterday that his pitch would have carry and bounce, offer something for batsmen and bowlers, and though he estimated it would reach the fifth day, indicated 350 would be a good innings score.

He said his Web site was hardly a gold mine, having earned about $6,500 from advertising from 2000 to 2007, though he estimated that it had been visited by 1.5 million to 2 million readers a month.

Mellis said that he had not brought money to cross Yemen, though he estimated that the trip would cost him around five hundred and thirty dollars; he would ask his family to send him the money as the need arises, he told me.

Though he estimated that 60percentt of the houses in the town of East Hampton, which includes the village, Springs, Wainscott, Amagansett, Montauk and Sag Harbor, were second homes, he said voter registration and the school-age population were growing and more homes were being used year round.

Hibi (1983) reported comparable results and coined the terms "holistic processing mechanism" and "ongoing processing mechanism," though he estimated the SOA-boundary between processing fast and slower sequences to be about 300 ms.

Nothing is for sale, though he estimates he gives away 10 to 12 trinkets every day.

Though he estimates he has spent $40,000 on recording studio fees over the last eight years, he has yet to get lucky.

Guests at the Sofitel routinely request a government rate --about half the standard $280 nightly rate -- even though he estimates that one of every five visitors who claim to be government employees are lying.

Though he estimates that 60 to 70 percent of his current audience is black, Mr. Hart said he did not cater his act to any particular group and expected that those numbers would become increasingly diverse as he takes his stand-up act global.

Mr. Esperance said the members — around 2,000, he estimated, though about 100 were present for the training Saturday — donate what they can for lunch and uniforms, camouflage pants, gray T-shirts and boots.