1.   Erm, the revised estimate for police pensions is some hundred and nineteen thousand pounds higher than the original estimate.

2.   As far as fire-fighters pensions is concerned, the revised estimate is is really significantly higher than the original estimate.

3.   The recommendations, Chair, that you approve the estimate for, the revised estimate for nineteen ninety-three, ninety-four.

4.   Analysts look for the revised GDP estimate to drop to zero.

5.   A price surge could be tempered by a revised estimate in another report.

6.   But Intel pre-announced strong earnings in the third quarter only to exceed even the revised estimates, and many analysts expect the company to do the same this time.

7.   But the revised estimates should bring little comfort to anyone who looks seriously at the numbers.

8.   By law, the administration is required to issue a revised estimate, called a midsession review, of the budget deficit or surplus.

9.   Clinton said he would propose his own plan to fix Medicare, and his advisers said that the revised estimates had not changed his intentions to submit that blueprint.

10.   Even after the revised estimates are issued, voters will find themselves facing pretty much the same choices tomorrow that they face today.