This seems like a rather weird thing to do, but it actually makes a ton of sense as far as Microsoft is concerned, given that it will do one of two things: a bunch of Xbox Live gamers who play on other consoles will be forced to keep their Xbox Live profile active and therefore contribute to the sustained subscriber numbers on Xbox Live, or it will force players on other consoles to sign up for Xbox Live and increase Microsoft's total pool of players. (cinemablend.com)
At least 1.6 million, or 41 percent of the total pool of homeowners, ended up losing their homes. (businessinsider.com)
From the total pool of 184 people submitting completed responses in the online version, there were 53 correct entries. (iinvest.org)