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Fanning Island, 2,500</b> people.

A brilliant guy he's been dead 2,500</b> years.

And if you look at California, they use 2,500</b> buses.

Well, it's been around for 2,500</b> years.

The European Union employs a permanent staff of about 2,500</b> translators.

And it went from about 25 million dollars to 150 million dollars.

And yet, every year at least 25 million children do not get the immunization they should get.

Production in China rose by 21 Mt., while the increase in the rest of the world was 2.5 Mt23.

The fifth thing is that maybe, after 2,500</b> years, Plato is still having his way with us in his notion of perfect forms.

And about two and a half, 3,000 sharks were killed up till '85, many by Norwegian vessels.

Now, we've done some back of the envelope calculations, and we're predicting that there are probably on the order of 2,000 to 2,500</b> new species in the Indo Pacific alone.

They spent the next six years working on uncovering the beast within the 2,500</b> pound (1,100 kg) lump of earth.

In just five years, their ratio went from one worker for every 30,000 people to one worker for every 2,500</b> people.

Twenty six teams from seven countries entered the competition, spending between one to 25 million dollars each.

I was in Shanghai, in an office block built on what was a rice paddy five years ago one of the 2,500</b> skyscrapers they've built in Shanghai in the last 10 years.

And as you can see, it's been knocked about a bit, which is not surprising because it was made two and a half thousand years ago and was dug up in 1879.

If you think that 25 million people are infected, if you think that the UNAIDS numbers are much too high, maybe that's more like 10 or 15 million.

This is the first time in our recorded history of over 2,500</b> years that we have experienced the sea as a veritable weapon of mass destruction.

Okay, two more points. Every year in the USA, roughly 2,500</b> children are admitted to emergency rooms for shock and burn injuries related to electrical receptacles. And this is crazy.

But it's believed that the oldest living Redwoods are perhaps 2,500</b> years old roughly the age of the Parthenon although it's also suspected that there may be individual trees that are older than that.

In his report to the Security Council, the Secretary General points out that humanitarian assistance does not reach an estimated one third of the 25 million internally displaced persons.

For many years throughout our 2,500</b> year recorded history, and especially since the provision of universal franchise for our people in 1931, we have been mindful that it is young people that make or break a society.

BERLIN Some 2,500</b> years ago, the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus concluded that war is the father of all things. He might have added that crisis is their mother.

Currently, the flow of the main stream of the Yellow River is relatively large. The upstream river flow is maintained at 2000 3000 cubic meters per second, the midstream river flow is maintained at 2500 3500 cubic meters per second, and the downstream river flow is maintained at 3000 cubic meters per second.

Workers on strike demanded a raise in pay from the current 1500 renminbi ( 234.00) to 2000 2500 renminbi ( 373.13) per month. Clearly, Chinese factories can no longer offer dirt cheap prices.

2,500</b> years ago, members of one Greek city state considered members of another Greek city state subhuman and treated them that way. And then this moral revolution arrived, and they decided that actually, no, Greeks are human beings.

The distinction between contextually appropriate sadness and depressive disorders remained largely unchanged for two and a half millennia. But the psychiatric profession abandoned this distinction in 1980, when it published the third edition of its official diagnostic manual, the DSM III.

In considering the fiscal implications of Obama s health proposals, it is important that the current legislation would still leave 25 million individuals without insurance. How much would it cost to insure them if the gross cost is now projected at 800 billion for the easier to insure 35 million?

In the last 12 years, the world has invested 1.6 trillion in clean energy. By 2020, the effort to increase reliance on renewables will cost the European Union alone 250 billion annually.

As a developing country with US 2,500</b> per capita income and 35 of its labor force still in agriculture, where workers earn only about 600 per year, China s domestic problems remain enormous. Thus, development will continue to be the top priority, including the development of China s own financial market.

The annual number of housing starts has fallen by 1.2 million units, cutting annual GDP by an additional 250 billion. While this will eventually turn around as the inventory of unsold homes shrinks, the recovery will be slow.

In some African countries, for example, yields could decline by as much as 50 by 2020. Climate change would also lead to increased water stress, which by 2020 could affect 75 250 million people in Africa alone.

The numbers of persons internally displaced by conflict remained stable at nearly 25 million in 2003, with large numbers of newly displaced in some areas being offset in the global figure by large scale returns in others.

That means an annual increment to world income of 250 billion from this source alone. That's the equivalent of adding productive power equal to a quarter of the economy of India and adding it every year.

But, of the 1.56 billion that the US State Department requested for Egypt in 2013, only 250 million is earmarked for non military programs. The US should increase funding for projects that focus on governance, civil society, and strengthening the rule of law.

When the metropolitan scale is recognized, the importance of leading urban areas is even more remarkable. New York City has around 8.4 million people, but the NYC metropolitan area has roughly 25 million people, with an economy estimated at about 1.4 trillion per year.

The US could easily afford to do more. The Bush administration gave 250 billion per year in tax cuts to the richest Americans, raised military spending by 150 billion per year, and then turned to the poorest people of the world and told them that there is no money available to meet America's promise.

The average population of the EU 15 is about 25 million, many more than the six million in the average US state, which more closely resembles the average population of EU regions, such as Bavaria, Wallonia, Île de France and the Canary Islands. So perhaps it is more useful to compare the 50 US states with the EU s 72 regions.

Americans spend too much and save too little, leaving a 250 billion trade deficit financed by other countries. Much of this credit comes from China, where firms and citizens save too much and consume too little, leaving a surplus of both goods and capital that flows abroad.

An internationally coordinated carbon tax could raise 250 billion annually, while a small financial transaction tax could raise another 40 billion. Likewise, regular SDR emissions to keep pace with the growth of global liquidity could yield roughly 100 billion annually for international development cooperation.

Two face to face surveys of more than 2,500</b> Iranian adults, conducted in 2000 and 2005, clearly show the trend. The percentage of those who strongly agree that democracy is the best form of government increased from 20 to 31 .

The leading proposal, produced by the Senate Finance Committee, fails to achieve any of Obama s goals. It would cut the number of uninsured roughly in half, but would still leave about 25 million people uninsured with the threat of ruinously high medical bills deterring them from getting care.

NEW HAVEN I admit that it is an unusual way to see the world, but, when reading the newspaper, I am constantly struck by the extent of human kindness. The newest bit of good news comes from The Center on Wealth and Philanthropy at Boston College, which estimates that Americans will give about 250 billion in individual charitable contributions in 2010, up several billion from last year.

The fact that a catastrophe is unlikely to occur is not a rational justification for ignoring the risk of its occurrence. Suppose that a tsunami as destructive as the one in the Indian Ocean last year occurs on average once a century and kills 250,000 people.