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French officials have said a withdrawal of French troops, which total about 4,000, might begin in a few weeks.

The group's land holdings, which total about 30,000 acres, are centered on a row of buttes where the wind routinely blows at 25 miles per hour.

In addition, Tribune is scheduled to make a balloon payment on short-term debt in December and another in mid-2009, which total about $1.4 billion.

In another sign of the spill's continuing fallout, BP is still selling assets elsewhere to help pay for the disaster's costs, which total about $42 billion so far.

Only 44 percent of the skilled-trades workers, which total about 5,000 electricians and other specialized employees, approved the deal.

She agreed to pay $47 million to buy the duplexes, which total about 16,000 square feet, at the time a record purchase price-per-square-foot for a condo in Los Angeles.

But the CBO has also offered an "alternative scenario" that assumes a smaller number of support personnel, equaling about 3,000 per combat brigade, which totals about 15,000 support personnel, bringing the total additional force - combat and support - to 35,000.

With the new gift, the trust has protected 662 acres in the Stony Hill area, which totals about 1,000 acres, through outright donations and conservation easements, under which property owners give up development rights but retain ownership.

The problem is VEAG's debt, which totals about 5 billion marks, or about $2.3 billion.

The auction-rate securities market, which totals about $330 billion, accounts for a small fraction of the debt sold by municipalities.

Mr. Baker is next scheduled to call on Arab creditors who hold about $45 billion of Iraq's outstanding debt, which totals about $116 billion.