And by the way, almost all of it was in the private sector, and a bunch of it was manufacturing.
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During the three months between the 1998 season and 1999 spring training Bonds ballooned to 225 pounds, almost all of it muscle.
The problem with American medicine is in the way we finance it--almost all of it through third parties, primarily insurance companies and the government.
Most private-stock GRATs are set up so that if they grow only 7.5% a year, the grantor gets back all or almost all of it in annuity payments.
Yet non-fiction is - well, it dominates the market and there's a lot of non-fiction being written, almost all of it journalism, and publishers want something literary I think.
But critics say two thirds of the money goes to the richest 10 percent of farmers, and almost all of it goes to a handful of crops like corn, cotton and soybeans.
For most of these -- most of the spending for extending those tax cuts comes from -- almost all of it, the bulk of it comes from incomes that surpass a million dollars.
With just under 3m people, Mongolia has a chance of becoming a Qatar or a Brunei: a country that has only a small population but almost all of it, in global terms, loaded.
Total U.S. offshore oil production is 1.7 million barrels per day, almost all of it from the Gulf of Mexico, eerily close to the two million barrels per day of the historic correlation.
Delhi draws three-quarters of its drinking water from the Yamuna river, into which the city dumps quantities of sewage, almost all of it untreated, to join a cocktail of farm chemicals and industrial effluents, including arsenic.
The Kurds, who run their own affairs in a swathe of northern Iraq, live by trade with the neighbours, almost all of it illegal: the endless stream of smugglers' trucks has dug eight-inch ruts into the road to Turkey.
However, the SEC could, if it chose, make almost all of the information it collects from companies available to the public.
It has a dominant position in almost all of the industries that it operates in.
For almost all of them, it was the first time they had set foot in the United States from their home countries in the Middle East and North Africa.
As a middleman, Pallat's Unicover could reap a 7.5% fee of all the insurance it underwrote, while passing along almost all of the risk.
Strangely, as with almost all facets of disgust, it is in our nature to be attracted to this repulsion.
Almost all of the stars in it seemed to belong to one or another group moving in distinct paths.
In the Czech Republic, for instance, it holds almost a third of all retail deposits, and in Romania it has a quarter.
The phenomenon started at a time when relatively few of us had true high-speed Internet access, and almost all of those who did had it at only the office.
Ask anyone who has read the series, about a comatose Southern police officer who wakes up in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, and almost all of them will rave about it.
The Climate Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, England released almost all of the meteorological raw data it had from gathered from national meteorological services and grouped into a widely contested global land-temperature dataset, commonly known as CRUTEM.
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At one point, the Trust was having to throw away almost a quarter of all the food it served but since the introduction of a new system based on steaming its meals, and patients choosing from a menu the day before, the rate of wastage has halved, to around 11%.
An early backer of Chinese internet hot shots Baidu and Tencent, it will also continue to be an active investor in China, where it has 40 investments, almost all of which has an SM component. (In the U.S. it also continues to look at startups in cloud computing, storage and virtualization).
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Quite a few are in small towns and suburbs, and it owns almost all of them.
It generates almost all of its revenue by selling virtual goods through its games, or from advertising.
After Mr Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005, to the surprise of almost all the pundits, it was widely assumed he would be a meek figurehead.
Unfortunately, the Iranian regime and the corporations partnering with it (almost all of whom are foreign-owned and -operated, since American companies are prohibited from participating directly in such dealings and only a few circumvent that prohibition using off-shore subsidiaries) are being abetted by a well-heeled Washington lobby: the National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC).
That surely will rank as one of the most important moments in the history of government-business relations -- yet, in a sign of the times, it is almost a footnote to all the other giant events of the period.
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