In 1975, only 100 cities topped one million in population by 2015, 527 cities will exceed that mark.

Russia topped the list, followed by Myanmar and Nepal.

Harry, Harry Bailey topped them all.

I topped everyone with the Duke of Edinburgh!

Hey. He topped both CBS and NBC down there.

In a recent publication by Transparency International (TI), political parties topped the list of institutions most affected by corruption in many countries.

The country topped the US in auto production in 2009, and remains second only to South Korea in shipbuilding, with 36 of global capacity.

Last year, America s entire military and counterterrorism expenditures topped 600 billion.

It topped 400 psi. The ammonia was toxic. It sprayed everywhere.

Gore s scientific advisor, Jim Hansen from NASA, has even topped his protégé.

Numerous flat topped buttes with rich soil stand high above the chaotic scablands.

The book topped the New York Times bestseller list on June 18, 2006.

For several years now, terrorism has topped the agenda of the Security Council.

Sweden topped the medal table at the Winter Olympics, and I was born.

It s made of peceto (veal), topped with a sauce of tuna, mayonnaise and anchovies.

This is achieved by encasing the water tank in a glass topped box that allows heat from the sun to reach the water tank.

And in fact, were so successful at this that it topped Twitter for two weeks.

And Confidence became a New York Times bestseller and topped Business Week's hardcover bestseller list.

Topped with, uh... grilled octopus and slowroasted cherry tomatoes, perfectly finished with micro bronzed fennel.

It topped the weekend box office outside North America three consecutive times and four in total.

A decade ago, defense of Russia s territorial integrity and restoration of governability topped the list of priorities.

So, they're topping up the value from Kampala, and it's now being topped up in the village.

The list of urgent concerns is topped by global warming, but also includes terrorism, pesticides, and the loss of biodiversity and seems to have virtually no end.

The album also topped Hanteo Charts, Hot Tracks, Syn nara Records and Evan Records in just one day.

If losses arise, they must be covered by the initial cash contribution of 80 billion ( 100 billion), which then would be topped up automatically by all participating countries according to their capital shares.

However, many women in urban areas now use electric injera stoves, which are topped with a large metal plate.

In some regions of the country, such as Puntland , the exchange rate topped 13,000 shillings to the United States dollar.

According to Zimbabwe s official statistical agency, inflation topped 66,000 in 2007, which looks more like Weimar Germany than modern day Africa.

1 is divisible only by one natural number, only by 1.

But the social costs, reflected in veteran suicides (which have topped 18 per day in recent years) and family breakups, are incalculable.

Only by Khushi

Only by proxy.

By choice, only.

This is only divisible by r, that's only divisible by s, that's divisible by neither.

Its perimeter was 12 to 18 foot (3.7 to 5.5 m) concrete walls topped with barbed wire, and there were two security gates.

Only by going away.

But, full of elegance and charm, and treating social problems with good sense and energy, she has topped public opinion polls for over a year.

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But only by his heart.

We only learn by knocks.

I'm only here by coincidence.

But this was now politically feasible, because aid topped up the public coffers, reducing the depth of the necessary cuts and the associated pain and suffering.

Drafted only in French, it was only ratified by 22 countries.

By all means. It's only rubbish.

No, thank God. Only by reputation.