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• Estimates of the number of kids tutored run in the low millions.
• In complex systems this could be in the low millions.
• And all that cost only " in the low millions,"
• Even its size is unknown, with the low millions a good guess.
• His six-week project, he said, cost in the low millions.
• How many they number is unknown, with the low millions a good guess.
• Company officials say Lockheed earns sales " in the low millions " annually on the operation.
• They declined to disclose the price, but sources suggested that it is in the low millions of dollars.
• By the 1990s the 10th Earl's wealth was said to be in the " low millions ".
• A feasibility study commissioned by UM four years ago showed that joininw0the0asL ] the " low millions ."
• "Time Code 2000 " is being made on a budget " in the low millions,"
• Adam is a singer songwriter and the lead singer of pop-rock band Low Millions, while Lorca is a photographer.
• Because software piracy is so rampant in China, the software giant's annual Chinese sales total only in the low millions.
• In the Holy Land, the entire water supply should be valued only somewhere in the low millions of dollars, he said.
• Due to insufficient statistical records, estimates for the loss of life range from the low millions to as high as 10 million.
• He was signed to a deal after 15 minutes of a solo acoustic performance; the deal led to the Low Millions project.
• IBM does not quote prices, but the new machines are expected to sell in the low hundreds of thousands to the low millions.
• But an NYU spokesman, John Beckman, said no figure was available, and New School officials pegged their losses in the low millions.
• But sources indicated that Perkins has revenues close to a million dollars annually, and that the price of the deal also was probably in the low millions.
• Their revenues are modest _ in the low millions _ but sites provide the service to attract dedicated fans and thus offer additional incentive for companies to advertise.