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mil·lion [ˈmɪljən] N
1. million (1,000,000):
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Some 3.9 million people will cast their votes for the first time.
en.wikipedia.org Although powerful and reliable, the cost of purchasing the year's engine supply was 13 million.
en.wikipedia.org Its third weekend was no better, falling another 62.1% to $2.7 million.
en.wikipedia.org Between them the league took in approximately $20 million each year and was no longer be responsible for producing the games.
en.wikipedia.org By 1981, the company reached the $1 million sales mark, leading them to move to a 10000sqftm2 -3 office in 1982.
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The microfinance market in the MENA region cannot fulfil the demand for financial services of millions of households.
[...]Der Mikrofinanzmarkt in der MENA-Region kann die Nachfrage nach Finanzdienstleistungen für Millionen Haushalte nicht erfüllen.
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www.ethlife.ethz.ch The detector needs millions of pixels, which must function simultaneously to guarantee high spatial resolution.
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Der Detektor braucht Millionen von Pixeln, die gleichzeitig funktionieren müssen, um eine hohe Ortsauflösung zu garantieren.
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us.moo.com MOO prints millions of cards a month and has hundreds of thousands of customers in over 180 countries.
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MOO druckt jeden Monat Millionen von Karten und hat Hunderttausende Kunden in über 180 Ländern.
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www.google.com A combination of increasing expenditure and decreasing responsibility eventually bankrupted the family, and in 1827 the first Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, great-great-grandson of Sir Richard Temple, closed Stowe House and took to a yacht on the Mediterranean, over a million pounds in debt.
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Steigende Ausgaben und sinkendes Verantwortungsbewusstsein führten schließlich zum Bankrott der Familie. Im Jahr 1827 schloss der erste Herzog von Buckingham und Chandos, der Ururenkel von Sir Richard Temple, Stowe House und setzte sich mit über einer Million Pfund Schulden auf eine Yacht im Mittelmeer ab.
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www.bmbf.de The first eight rounds of selection (2006-2013) provided a total funding volume of 233 million euros to 135 research projects of transnational consortia whose members are biotechnology companies in the partner countries and their academic partners.
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Bei den ersten acht Auswahlrunden (2006-2013) wurden insgesamt 135 Forschungsprojekte transnationaler Konsortien, bestehend aus Biotechnologie-Unternehmen der Partnerländer und deren akademischen Partnern, mit einem Gesamtprojektvolumen von 233 Millionen Euro gefördert.
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