Beginning in July, an estimated two million Paris inhabitants who work for a living left the city for their yearly four weeks conges payes, or paid vacation.
Between one and two million sets are sold yearly; one in every three American households is reported to own one and thirty thousandd new games are said to begin, somewhere in the world, every hour.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, August 13 , 1966P. 116 Beginning in July, an estimated two million Paris inhabitants who work for a living left the city for their yearly four weeks conges payes, or paid vacation.
Among the reindeer-raising Evenk of northern Siberia, poor families traditionally paid yearly one animal, and rich ones two, three, or even four animals, to the shaman for his activities.
At this time ads in The New York Times offered a seven-room apartment at 895 West End for $2,300 yearly, eight rooms at 1155 Park for $2,800, and nine rooms at 88 Central Park West for $3,500.
Philip Beresford, a professional compiler of rich lists (including a yearly one for the Sunday Times), says that when he started counting in 1989, about three-quarters of the fortunes he unearthed had been inherited.
In 2015, the museum registered a loss of 5 million dollars; the city of Basel refused to increase the yearly three million dollar subsidy (Mensch, 2015).
In 1996, CoSIDA began selecting two outstanding team members yearly, one each from the College division and the University division.
I have a few nice dinner jackets that a buddy gave me and under those jackets neatly fits the contraband from my yearly thirty minute excursion to scenic Barstow California.
We estimate that over 27,000 yearly under-5 deaths in areas with elevated endemicity are attributable to malaria.
