Word: exceed
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Registration of student automobiles has proceeded at a greater clip this year than usual, according to the secretary to the Chief of University Police. About 1,000 cars have already been reported, and at this rate, the final total will far exceed last year's number...
Slichter summed up his views on defense spending for the immediate future by stating that he did not believe total expenditures for security should exceed $55,000,000,000 for the coming fiscal year "unless the need for still greater outlay can be very plainly demonstrated." He feared, however, that the administration would succeed in its quest for appropriations of $65,000,000,000 or more...
...insure efficient arrangement of the many details connected with the first meeting, I propose that not to exceed three of my liaison officers have a preliminary meeting with an equal number of yours in Kaesong July 5 or as soon thereafter as practicable...
...With last minute effort, the drive which ends June 30 should be able to exceed $50,000," Wesley E. Bevins, chairman of the drive, said last night. The gifts from alumni, non-alumni, and parents totaled $41,649.65 by the time the fifth progress report was published on June...
...faces an even bigger challenge. For the hard fact is that aircraft production is nowhere near what the U.S. needs to fight a hot war, or even supply reasonable protection in a cold one. In the past year, production has not even doubled. In 1951, it will not exceed 5,000 planes (about the 1939 rate) v. World War II's peak of 96,318 (see chart). Engines are the bottleneck, and there are two main reasons: shortages of machine tools and of critical metals (cobalt, columbium and tungsten). Moreover, engines are so much bigger and more complicated than...