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"People are prepared to pay for that," said Mr. Carlson, who was chief marketing officer at Thomson and will be an executive vice president and chief marketing officer at the combined company.. • With Reuters, Thomson will become roughly the same size as Bloomberg in the financial information services business, with each company controlling about a third of the market.

The week's unprecedented turn of events leaves several important questions unresolved, particularly what will become of the roughly $1 million Mr. DiFrancesco raised but did not spend for his campaign.

Upon its market debut, Facebook - started in Mark Zuckerberg's dormitory room at Harvard roughly eight years ago - will become one of most most-watched publicly traded technology companies.

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In 1980 its share of world output was a paltry 2.2%; within a decade it will become the world's biggest economy, with a share of roughly 20%.

The Sun has been a main-sequence star for about 4.5 billion years and it will become a red giant in 6.5 billion years, for a total main sequence lifetime of roughly 1010 years.

And if enough companies introduce similar colors at roughly the same time, the rest of us will become accustomed to seeing those shades, whether or not we realize it.

Roughly one in five women who attend college will become the victim of rape or attempted rape by the time she graduates, according to a Department of Justice study cited in the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights letter released with the new federal instructions.

Once the mine is up and running, Uruguay will become a global exporter of iron ore in the amount of roughly 4 to 5 billion tons, according to projections.

Once the mine is up and running, Uruguay will become a global exporter of iron ore in the amount of roughly 4 to 5 billion tonnes, according to projections.