The state will take its first step toward ending the region's toll-less era when in January it begins building a bridge parallel to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, which is as wide as its name suggests and prone to delays.
Except for a few frugal souls who now try to cross into Manhattan free by snaking their way to the toll-less Harlem River bridges, the fees exacted on Westchesterites by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's fruitless stab at easing traffic would have been zero to minimal — whatever was left after Triborough or Henry Hudson Bridge tolls were deducted, or $2.50 a day at most.
Within the United States, Ivan's toll was less than 100.
The higher the death toll, the less we can imagine the individual life.
Mile for mile it'll cost more, but once in Spain fuel is cheaper, toll roads less frequent and Algeciras is just a 12-hour drive away".
The toll from less than a minute of mayhem was 12 people dead – six of them Germans – and around 50 wounded.
At the time Mr Assad's regime was reeling, most of the rebels were relatively moderate, the death toll was less than half the current total and the conflict had yet to spill into other countries.
In February, a rebellion among prisoners there spread to more than a score of other state prisons, and was once again put down by a special tactical team, this time with a death toll of less than 20.
If a toll of less than $10 seems negligible, the fact is that many working musicians today earn no more than musicians did 50 years ago (that is no exaggeration, and that's actual dollars, not dollars adjusted for inflation).
As usual, the recession is taking its greatest toll on less educated workers who were earning lower wages, Ms. Smith said at a news conference in Manhattan, where she and other officials announced $12.7 million in grants to train low-income workers for jobs in energy-saving construction techniques and health care.
