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Closing them down is expensive — $1 billion or more, Mr. Maurer estimated — which far surpasses the millions needed annually to maintain them.

The combined power, which far surpasses that of the largest supercomputer, is used to decode feedback from waves sent to outer space in hopes of finding alien life.

So there are many more cutscenes, the return of zombies using a map which far surpasses that of previous games and those bits where you're stuck in a vehicle and razing everything in sight as it moves automatically.

The One series shutter snaps pics in.2 seconds, which far surpasses anything we've called snappy before.

Scale often exacerbates this problem, producing a volume of work which far surpasses what humans can do in a timely fashion.

The EPI says that currently 3.2% of the labor force has been unemployed for over six months, which far surpasses the prior high of 2.6%, set in June 1983.

As the National Snow and Ice Data Center announced yesterday, Sept. 16 marked the end of the 2012 ice retreat, which far surpassed the ice melt in 2007 — at the time considered a jaw-dropping outlier by many researchers.

Justice Kennedy said that no "quid pro quo" connection has been established between Mr. Blankenship's campaign spending, which far surpassed those of other donors in the judicial elections, and Justice Benjamin's position in the lawsuit.

First, in 2004, came World of Warcraft, which far surpassed even its creators' expectations as it brought in millions of casual players in North America and became a cultural sensation in China and South Korea.

But Ms. Jones noted that the column, which appeared on Sunday, did not cite her genuine athletic achievements: being the American record holder in her event and a two-time world champion, which far surpass anything on Ms. Kournikova's résumé.

Understanding the wasps' homing abilities, which far surpass anything humans currently build, may lead to smarter flying robots. .