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Which may amount to a kind of realism — an accurate reflection of where we are in Afghanistan.

It has what Dr. Schipper calls "closet carbon," meaning carbon dioxide is created when ethanol is manufactured, which may amount to slightly less or more than in gasoline.

In the case of Evans, equal pay would mean Ball earning £1.6m, which may amount to equality, but doesn't seem right.

The Government has resisted releasing the Noriega assets, which may amount to more than $20 million in various bank accounts around the world.

The Sundance Film Festival, which wraps up tonight, offers a yearly opportunity to survey the state of independent film in America -- and also to punditize on the death of independent film in America, which may amount to the same thing.

But the order came just days before donor countries were to gather in Tokyo to pledge reconstruction aid to Afghanistan, which may amount to $15 billion over the next decade.

And North Korea's behavior — which may simply amount to signaling displeasure at Mr. Trump's refusal to lift sanctions against Pyongyang in return for the dismantlement of its oldest nuclear site — suggests that the two countries may be reverting to threats and counterthreats.

Delays in granting tax-exempt status to our organizations are imposing even larger monetary penalties in the form of lost opportunity costs which may well amount to millions of dollars.

Bill Lockyer, the attorney general, said in an interview that these payment, which may have amounted to as much as $4.5 billion over the last five years, weakened the utility, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

In a statement, the CPS defended the decision to launch Operation Elveden: "It followed two parliamentary committees and the Leveson inquiry which revealed serious questions over the techniques used by some which may have amounted to systematic and flagrant breaches of the law.

Accordingly, a congiarium of 75 denarii per head was bestowed upon the citizens, while the soldiers of the Praetorian Guard received a donativum which may have amounted to as much as 5000 denarii per person.