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Some five thousand people were killed in the war last year, including a hundred and ninety-one foreign troops and at least a thousand civilians.
NEWYORKER: The Taliban��s Opium War
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In the first three months, the Times attracted two hundred and eighty-one thousand digital subscribers.
NEWYORKER: Changing Times
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One hundred and fifty-five thousand people downloaded the mobile game, and 70, 000 redeemed the coupon in stores.
FORBES: CMO Network
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Hennessy earned six hundred and seventy-one thousand dollars in salary from Stanford last year, but he has made far more as a board member of and shareholder in Google and Cisco.
NEWYORKER: Get Rich U.
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Ten thousand and eighteen guests.. One hundred cooks.
FORBES: Connect
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After all, what is it worth being able to drive across bridges without fear of plunging to certain death? (By my calculations our bridge failure rate is one in three hundred and fifty thousand).
FORBES: Infrastructure Gap? Look at the Facts. We Spend More Than Europe
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One-hundred-and-eighty thousand volunteers have been working three-hour shifts in the swing states to squeeze out every last voter.
BBC: US election: Stage set for Obama - win or lose
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He took money perhaps as much as one million four hundred thousand dollars in cash and diamonds but piling up treasure seems not to have been his primary motivation, either.
NEWYORKER: Double Lives
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It held big, flag-waving rallies one attracted several hundred thousand people and told them that the free-market-minded Socialists would hand Hungary over to big business and (this for the farmers) let foreigners buy their land.
ECONOMIST: Hungary's election
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One hundred fifty thousand dollars could pay for all of these things combined -- investments in education and research that are essential to economic growth that benefits all of us.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Speaks at the Associated Press Luncheon
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For every thousand sheep and cattle slaughtered in Britain, and for every hundred animals involved in experiments, less than one fox is killed by hounds.
ECONOMIST: Animal welfare: Foxed | The