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So Fortune added together these two numbers, tacked on around $53 million in interest expenses and came out with $9. 67 billion.

The company attached a fully adjustable suspension, and tacked on 22-inch OZ wheels with big, wide Toyo sport tires around the rim.

That funny 0. 3 billion tacked on at the end, which looks like a rounding error, actually equals the total population of the United States.

In an odd twist, the Senate bill passed with an amendment on gun rights tacked on by Republican Senator Tom Coburn.

Most defendants agree to pay the debt through a payment plan before charges are filed , with around 10% tacked on to fund the D. A. unit .

Because customers often ignore taxes that are tacked on at the checkout, they will end up paying a larger share of the tax.

In six years, the personal sector tacked on as much debt as the prior 40 years combined.

Is tacked on to the representation of the literal value .

A notice was tacked on the door.

I disagree with those who say the love story was tacked on or shoe- horned into the script.

It was tacked on after the two-day NATO meeting, and lasted just two hours.

Another clause was tacked on to the bill.

But Li tacked on one more sentence, saying that the NPC is clearly becoming more open too.

She tacked on a ribbon to the hat.

Visible proof of this is the list of highest scorers in last year's exam written on bright red paper and tacked on the wall.

Iron-ore prices also are rising, while oil and copper have tacked on to last year's huge gains.

The biggest change will be battles at sea, which have moved from a tacked-on feature to being fully controllable;

The Bad: Wii-specific elements feel tacked on;