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1 The US plans to start airdrops towards the end of this week with about two aircraft a day dropping key food and medical supplies to small communities .
2 The US plans to start airdrops towards the end of this week with about two aircraft a day dropping key food and medical supplies to small communities cut off for 10 months .
3 In fact , for a child under 11 , a mother receives precisely £l.68 a day to meet all needs : food , heating , light , clothes , shoes , entertainment , presents , fares .
4 We are going to be asking our members to pay a further ten pence a week to maintain front-line services , but they feel they are not getting any .
5 It costs £100000 a minute to produce top quality graphics , on a computer system costing £10 million , so the people paying do not want something that looks as if it was shot with a camera for a few thousand pounds .
6 And anyway , the thought of spending January and February in Spain or Portugal for as little as £10 a day seems attractive in its own right .
7 3DO Co Inc , San Mateo , California has filled in the details on its planned initial public offering and has filed to offer 2.2m shares , all new , at a target price of $11 a share to raise working capital to fund anticipated operating losses .
8 The Department of Health has given the boards £60 a head to train 23 000 eligible HVs and DNs over the next two years .
9 It might cost 3p a day to take one of our products as a form of protection against heart disease or as a way of helping relieve the symptoms of rheumatism or arthritis .
10 Britain 's local councils charge £6-10 a ton to put solid waste in landfills : a price , say the commercial firms , that does not reflect capital investment or the sums that must be et aside to ensure a landfill is properly maintained during its 30 years or so of life .
11 But not only will real voters be asked to exercise the franchise on behalf of local councillors next Thursday , the Speakership and the Labour leadership elections have offered MPs a chance to play this most invigorating of democratic games .
12 Instead of paying a farmer something like £200 a year to grow unwanted cereals on a hectare of land , a similar sum would be paid to encourage a more desirable land use .
13 That beats even the £1,784 a week paid last year for unemployed interior designer Peter Julien 's house in Hampstead , London .
14 The station which renewed its licence for only £2,000 a year made bumper sales to the ITV network with Taggart and Wheel of Fortune .
15 Whitminster costs £2,000 a week to keep open , but it is in the black .
16 Mr Brown says it would need to charge $13 a ton to break even .
17 Equinox Systems Inc , making input-output controller boards for multi-user computers in Fort Lauderdale , Florida has filed to go public with an initial offer of up to 1.5m shares , 1m of them new , at a target price of $11.50 to $13.50 a share to raise some $12m for working capital .
18 Assuming £100 a foot to build 60,000 square feet , this would bring the total cost to £20m , a scandalous figure for any efficient organisation to even contemplate .
19 It costs up to £18,000 a year to educate one child , although the results are there for all to see .
20 IRG Technologies Inc , Richardson , Texas distributor of computer peripherals , filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission to go public with an initial offer of up to 2.75m common shares , 2.3m of them new , at a target price of between $10 and $12 a share to raise some $25m to repay debt and for working capital ; Montgomery Securities , Kemper Securities and Raymond James & Associates will co-manage .
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