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Big wheat producers have since rebuilt their stocks, which now stand at 197m tonnes.
Over the next 20 years, the county made various appropriations, which now stand at more than $40 million.
They have been herded by UNITA into the government-controlled cities, which now stand, like besieged islands, surrounded by hostile UNITA-controlled countryside.
Portugal has also learned the lessons of Seville: Expo '92 involved construction of scores of buildings -- most of which now stand empty.
For military plants, which now stand mostly idle after a precipitous drop in military procurement in the 1990's, disc production can be a lifeline.
Regulators have begun tests on new cars and trucks in an effort to reduce rollover-related fatalities, which now stand at more than 10,000 a year.
Somers, now the B-North champion, opened against a tough Nanuet squad, which now stands atop the B South standings.
That acquisition left the company with an enormous debt, which now stands at $7.6 billion.
It contains one of Scotland's four royal palaces, which now stands roofless.
This resulted in the formation of a terrace, which now stands 1.5 m above the present-day river.
And what happens to your house, which now stands vacant, lowering property values in the neighborhood?
