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Such tax increases could also combat wholesale smuggling, which now amounts to around 355 million bootleg cigarettes yearly.

Most uniformed personnel will also receive help from police and firefighter associations and from the Twin Towers Fund, which now amounts to $70 million.

To achieve this goal, Google would need to claim ten per cent of all global advertising, which now amounts to just under a trillion dollars.

So last year the judge entered a default judgment against Ehrenfeld, which now amounts to at least a hundred thousand dollars.

His grandfather migrated from east Bengal in 1911, and so pleased a local zamindar, or feudal landlord, that he was eventually awarded the land he tilled, which now amounts to 11 acres divided between eight brothers.

The law gave the Island's 13 towns and two cities until Dec. 18, 1990, to come up with other ways to dispose of garbage, which now amounts to 10,000 tons a day.

He keeps a close eye on his fund-raising totals, which now amount to more than $130 million.

The accumulated payouts, which now amount to about 1% of GDP, were an unexpected stimulus for Britain's economy at a time of fiscal austerity.

Other advances could cut the cost of inverters, which now amount to 22 cents per watt, and the mounting hardware (about 25 cents).

If the Secretary cannot make the proper economic justification, the only result would be to postpone the day when the accumulating funds, which now amount to over $8,000,000, would be distributed.

A couple years later, after taking some time to learn about art history and brainstorm potential lectures, which now amount to 20 hours, Curt agreed to give it a go.