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• Provisions for the year at Pearson, which owns TV stations, theme parks and newspapers including the Financial Times, is expected to total 90 million pounds ( $ 140 million ) in 1996, Barton said.
• The "'2011 AFC Cup "'was the 8th edition of the AFC Cup, a Nike provided the official ball for all matches with a new Nike Total 90 Tracer model used throughout the season.
• In addition, a total 90, 691 new customers have been added to Meralco's system as of March 31, an increase of 2.6 % from the December 1997 count of 3, 074, 642.
• The "'2010 AFC Champions League "'was the 29th edition of the top-level Asian club Nike provided the official ball for all matches with a new Nike Total 90 Ascente model used throughout the season.
• The "'2011 AFC Champions League "'was the 30th edition of the top-level Asian club Nike provided the official ball for all matches with a new Nike Total 90 Tracer model used throughout the season.
• The Orthodox community polled some 16, 000 of a total 90, 000 at the Knesseth Israel in 1929 . But Sonnenfeld lobbied Sir John Chancellor, the High Commissioner, for separate representation in the Palestine Communities Ordinance from that of the Knesseth Israel.
• Because the drafting club was in the shape the Bruins were in last June _ deservedly at the bottom of the Original 26 _ no one truly expected Thornton to pop in 40 goals, total 90 points, and be to Boston what Mario Lemieux was to Pittsburgh ( 43-57 _ 100 ) in his rookie season.
• Chumpol said there is an assumption that, in the present economic crisis, of the total 90 finance companies, not more than 20 of them will still be in business and half of the remaining firms will be majority-owned by foreigners, and not more than half of 15 banks will still be controlled by Thais.
• Released at 8, 000 feet over the Normandy coast, three gliders, each carrying about 28 heavily armed troops in total 90 men, pilots included clipped the tops of a group of poplar trees skirting a very small field and a dangerous pool and bounced to a halt only a few yards from each other, at precisely 0016 hours.