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“Just because these tools can produce a lot of words doesn’t mean that those words add up to a high-quality government decision,” said Bridget Dooling, a professor at Ohio State University who studies administrative law.

From Salon

Maritime exports account for over two-thirds of Ukrainian agricultural exports, which some reports say add up to roughly $9bn.

From BBC

Like a criminal trial with no eyewitnesses, the prosecution of the “Queens of Combat” question relies on a cistern’s worth of circumstantial evidence, which may or may not add up to a case.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over the course of a 60-month auto loan, those seconds would add up to a day-long hissy fit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even if Venezuela returns to having 70 to 80 rigs, as it did when production was much higher, the total revenue opportunity for the four major oil-field-services companies combined would add up to $3 billion to $3.5 billion annually, according to an estimate from equity analyst Scott Gruber at Citi Research.

From The Wall Street Journal