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Among the taxes is a $1.50 increase in the 87-cent levy on tobacco products, which would raise about $1.5 billion, and a 4percentt levy on hospital revenues, which would raise $2.3 billion.

Mr Crockett thinks it should sell about 400 tonnes, which would raise about $6.6 billion.

He refused to extend a tax surcharge on the highest earners, which would raise about $4 billion in revenue a year and reduce the need for some cuts.

The tax increases, which would raise about $727 million largely for public education and social services, were approved last year by the Legislature, but later put to a public referendum after opponents gathered signatures in a petition campaign.

The tax increases, which would raise about $727 million largely for public education and social services, were approved by the Legislature, but later put to a public referendum after opponents gathered signatures in a petition campaign.

It plans to sell 70 million shares at $17 to $20 each, which would raise about $1.3 billion at the midpoint of the range, valuing the company at about $10 billion, excluding options.

The question now arises, for how long did the British government know this, and was it was given false assurances by the Saudi government about their use, which would raise questions about the degree to which Saudi Arabia can be considered a reliable security partner.

Some Clinton donors said yesterday that they did not expect the Hsu matter to hurt Mrs. Clinton unless a pattern of problematic fund-raising or compromised donors emerged, which would raise questions about the campaign's vetting of donors.

ALBANY — There was no flashy choreography as grim-faced Broadway industry leaders pleaded bluntly and plainly with New York legislative budget writers on Tuesday to reject Gov. David A. Paterson's proposed tax on theater tickets, which would raise prices about 8percentt.

Last August, in an interview with the Asbarez newspaper, SOAD's lead singer, Serj Tankian, said that a Finnish journalist had asked him if he would be interested in participating in "a song competition" which would raise "awareness about the Armenian genocide".

Each positive test would require a second confirmation test and then counseling, which would raise the cost to about $80, Dr. Branson said.