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It's about the number of people in The State of California.
(2014 figures) (Department of Finance estimate)
It's about one-and-three-fifths times the number of Books in the Library of Congress (2013).
In other words, 38,340,000 is 1.62512260 times the count of Books in the Library of Congress (2013), and the count of Books in the Library of Congress (2013) is 0.615338190 times that amount.
(2013 figures) (total of books only)
It's about three-fifths the number of Copies of Michael Jackson's Thriller Sold (2011).
In other words, 38,340,000 is 0.580 times the count of Copies of Michael Jackson's Thriller Sold (2011), and the count of Copies of Michael Jackson's Thriller Sold (2011) is 1.70 times that amount.
(sales figures as of 1990) (1982 release)
It's about two times the number of VIsitors to Walt Disney World Each Year.
In other words, 38,340,000 is 2.0626 times the count of VIsitors to Walt Disney World Each Year, and the count of VIsitors to Walt Disney World Each Year is 0.484820 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Walk Disney World Resort, a.k.a. Walt Disney World, a.k.a. WDW) (Lake Buena Vista and Bay Lake, Florida) (2013 figures) (for The Magic Kingdom; approximate; annual attendance totals)Each year, Walt Disney World, Florida attracts 18,588,000 visitors. Disney World employees over 70,000 people and is the largest single-site employer in the United States.
It's about half the number of Copies of Wii Sports Sold.
In other words, 38,340,000 is 0.46370 times the count of Copies of Wii Sports Sold, and the count of Copies of Wii Sports Sold is 2.1570 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Wii スポーツ, a.k.a. Wi Supotsu) (2006 edition) (sales figures as of March 31, 2015)
It's about one-fifth the number of Copies of Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities Sold.
In other words, the count of Copies of Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities Sold is 5 times 38,340,000.
(figures as of 2015)
It's about ten times the number of ATMs in the World.
In other words, the count of ATMs in the World is 0.10 times 38,340,000.
(2015 figures) (approximate)There are approximately 3 million ATMs in the world, including sites in Antarctica, cruise ships, US Navy ships, and Tibet. ATM's typically hold between $20,000 and $100,000, depending on the size of the crowds where they're located. |
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