(1) Japan's exports were worth $43 trillion last year.

(2) Banks still hold several trillion yen of bad loans.

(3) In 1993, this total debt surpassed $ 3 trillion.

(4) The result: 100 trillion synapses. 100 trillion functional units.

(5) China's economic output is likely to reach $13 trillion within the next few years.

(6) A staggering $3 trillion was spent in building the U.S. nuclear arsenal.

(7) Was the $ 1. 2 trillion in mutual fund retirement plans endangered by the market correction?

(8) With Mr Bush's plan for a $ 1.6 trillion tax cut, the problem is one of scale.

(9) Also costed at 36 trillion lire, this section will be funded directly by the municipality.

(10) Of the total[sentencedict.com/trillion.html], $ 2.6 trillion would come from Social Security surpluses.

(11) The jusen are saddled with 6. 27 trillion yen in uncollectible loans.

(12) This comes on top of a record 21 trillion yen in local government bonds expected for the year to April.

(13) Its procurement costs currently total about 2.5 trillion yen.

(14) In a short time the number of cells is more than a trillion.

(15) Between July 1st and October 1st, the central bank printed over 2 trillion roubles.

(16) We broke the record in 1997 and hit $ 1 trillion for the gross state product.

(17) So far, however, only five infrastructure projects, worth about 3. 65 trillion rupiah, have been committed.

(18) The breakdown of investments required for upgrading: telephone system, P1. 165 trillion; public data networks, P610 billion.

(19) The amount of uranium in the belt is about four billion tons, enough to make roughly a trillion tactical nuclear weapons.

(20) The congressionally authorized limit on the debt is $ 4. 9 trillion.

(21) Our cumulative merchandise trade deficit worldwide is more than $ 1 trillion.

(22) For my rough calculation this comes to about one in 250 trillion.

(23) Including the expected 1995 deficit,[sentencedict.com] Olivetti has lost 1. 8 trillion lire of investors' money.

(24) The national debt has mounted up, growing to $1 trillion since Clinton took office.

(25) Bush emphasized his commitment to repaying gradually, as it comes due, the nation's $ 3.2 trillion publicly held debt.

(26) Harvey predicted fund assets would rise to $ 2. 4 trillion in 1995.

(27) And a national debt that took 200 years to reach a trillion bucks, tripled in two presidential terms.

(28) After reactor performance improvements of approximately a factor of one trillion, the break-even point is now in sight.

(29) The Clinton administration also has been looting the $ 3. 5 trillion private pension system.

(30) Closedends' total assets of $ 130 billion are dwarfed by the $ 2. 51 trillion in open-end funds' assets.