But no accredited source had publicly ventured to claim that the numbers published by the FBI were more than 100% wrong.
Broccoli has produced plenty of theatre, such as last summer's hit Chariots of Fire and current musical Once, but never really ventured away from Bond on the big screen.
Today, he's ventured out to the adult emergency department at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, where he's looking for help.
b7225e85-b737-4ee7-8c69-ab9bc7eed328 I first ventured into the exciting world of temping back in 2004 after leaving my family home in rural Cambridgeshire to seek my fortune (or at least an affordable place to live) in Nottingham.
Only in the evening, when we ventured out again, clipping through the busy streets on a horse-drawn calèche – which are still used by residents as well as tourists – did we begin to get more of a feel for the place.
That was echoed by the European commission in Brussels, while the German opposition social democrat leader, Peer Steinbrück, ventured to suggest that the Italians had voted for "clowns".
Gaunt Blairites ventured out in daylight again in a deluded attempt to turn back time.
But it was reported the then Real Madrid striker ventured out to ask one of the bouncers if he would be so kind as to pop to the local Boots and buy him 40 condoms.
On our last day, I ventured into El Fenn's tiny, bustling kitchen to be given a cooking lesson by the hotel's head chef, Hafid.
It got even better when I ventured into Tsim Tsa Tsui.
Dogger has long been mooted as a possible location for offshore windfarms, because the shallow seabed, only about 30 metres deep, should make it easier to lay foundations and construct large turbines there, but no company has yet ventured into the area.
