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However, the social network declined to release up to date figures on monthly users.

The Bank of England easing regulations on banks to allow them to release up to £150bn worth of loans to households and businesses.

The Bank has also taken steps to release up to £150bn worth of lending to households and businesses by relaxing regulatory requirements on the banking sector.

Japan's pro league is expected to release up to 12 of its players for the Olympics, and South Korea is shutting down its pro league for two weeks to field a strong Olympic team.

Rwanda plans to release up to 40,000 detainees who have been held for years for their reported involvement in the mass killings of 1994, according to a decree by President Paul Kagame.

For years, counter-piracy naval forces in the Indian Ocean were forced to release up to eighty per cent of the suspected pirates they detained, not only because no country wanted to prosecute, but also because they lacked evidence.

The fishworm is a compact sex machine containing both male and female sex organs sufficient to produce and release up to a million eggs a day.

While some areas are now protected, extraction continues to exhaust wetlands and release up to a million tons of carbon dioxide every year.

Dorset Police said the measure could release up to 3,600 police hours to front line services every year.

Only 10 to 12 oysters are spawning at a time, yet a female can release up to four million eggs.

Here, we show that such modern cellulase cocktails release up to 60%% more glucose from a pretreated lignocellulosic substrate under aerobic conditions compared to anaerobic conditions.