"Street Scene Berlin I" in wash, pencil and India ink, executed in 1928, is worth volumes of social analysis on the rise of Nazism, from which Grosz would escape to New York five years later.
It also showed exactly how many chicken breasts were ordered that week ($1,614 worth), the volume sold, the volume on hand, and how much of last week's order had been wasted (three dollars' worth).
Today only Toyota with its Tacoma has anywhere near a plant's worth of volume and Detroit is abandoning the vehicles.
Circle will only say that it's "on pace" to do a billion dollars' worth of volume transaction this year, and that user growth in the U.S. is 832 percent YTD, while the U.K. average quarterly growth rate is at 119percentt.
In 2013 there were $4.9 trillion worth of volume on cards in the U.S. in 82 billion transactions, according to data from the Electronic Transaction Association, the industry's trade group — that's 2.6K transactions per second.
The peak of the volcano, however, had grown by 236 feet (72 meters), adding 3,500 swimming pools' worth of volume to the summit.
53 OBITUARIES 53-54 Theodore Wilentz Who with his brother, Eli, owned the Eighth Street Bookshop, a bustling three floors worth of volumes that attracted many literary luminaries.
The four final entries make this volume worth reading.
It would have been worth compiling a volume of folk and rock by indigenous musicans solely to demonstrate once again how music thumbs its nose at borders.
Assuming the cost of gas at $1.50 a gallon and a kilowatt-hour of electricity at 10 cents, SkyTran's chief marketer, Robert Cotter, claims that SkyTran could move thousands of pods along a rail designed to hold six lanes' worth of automobile volume at 300-miles-per-gallon efficiency -- in theory, anyway.
