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Thus far the Spring Bud Programme has received a total of over 200 million yuan renminbi
They covered a total of over 50 countries in the regions of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), the Association of South-East Asian Nations(ASEAN),
field offices and a total of over 2,300 purchase orders were processed by IAPSO for a value of $44.1 million,
has allowed the company to employ a total of over 110 people today.
they are entitled to buy everything duty free including two duty-free cars whereas locals pay a total of over 100 per cent duty on the price of a car.
involving a total of over 2.3 million refugees
serving a total of over 2,000 staff from both missions.
execution proceeding regarding the child's alimony had lasted a total of over ten years.
Security Council mission reports from 2000 to present, a total of over 450 documents, for their gender content.
course on 29 October, and the second class on 5 November, resulting in a total of over 700 graduates to be deployed in the Port-au-Prince area.
announced that a total of over 5,000 civilians had been killed in the massacres perpetrated by the RCD and MLC rebels.
intermediate school population through the production of a total of over 100,000 school desks.
had spent a total of over two years in prison.
prefabricated classrooms were installed in 13 schools, benefiting a total of over 168,400 children 51 per cent girls.
Since 1991, the Diocese of Banja Luka has suffered immensely: a total of over 95,000 Catholics have been expelled,
The European Union has contributed financially(a total of over Euro16 million)
His Government had provided a total of over US$ 2 billion dollars in bilateral
the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs led in the preparation of the 2006 consolidated appeals process, under which a total of over $215 million was requested to finance activities for 12 agencies and 9 non-governmental organizations.
the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs led in the preparation of the 2005 consolidated appeal process, under which a total of over $302 million was requested to finance activities for 11 agencies and five non-governmental organizations; it also established a database to monitor the progress of consolidated appeal-related projects.