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It's about three-tenths the number of Seats in Lambeau Field.
In other words, 25,000 is 0.309660 times the count of Seats in Lambeau Field, and the count of Seats in Lambeau Field is 3.22930 times that amount.
(2014 figures) (a.k.a. City Stadium, a.k.a. New City Stadium, a.k.a. Titletown USA, a.k.a. The Frozen Tundra, a.k.a. The Shrine of Pro Football) (Green Bay, Wisconsin)
It's about four-and-a-half times the number of Bishops in the Catholic Church.
In other words, 25,000 is 4.6710 times the count of Bishops in the Catholic Church, and the count of Bishops in the Catholic Church is 0.21410 times that amount.
(2015 figures; total Latin and Eastern Church figures; including Pope)
It's about one-tenth the number of Letters in the Longest English Word.
In other words, 25,000 is 0.1317040 times the count of an Letters in the Longest English Word, and the count of an Letters in the Longest English Word is 7.592780 times that amount.
It's about twelve times the number of Daily Newspapers in Circulation Worldwide.
In other words, 25,000 is 11.840 times the count of Daily Newspapers in Circulation Worldwide, and the count of Daily Newspapers in Circulation Worldwide is 0.08446 times that amount.
(2013 figures) (regional and local, plus national figures; paid only)
It's about twelve times the number of Steps in the Sears Tower.
In other words, 25,000 is 11.850 times the count of Steps in the Sears Tower, and the count of Steps in the Sears Tower is 0.08439 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Willis Tower) (Chicago, Illinois) (steps per stairwell)
It's about sixteen-and-a-half times the number of Golf Courses in Florida.
In other words, 25,000 is 16.470 times the count of Golf Courses in Florida, and the count of Golf Courses in Florida is 0.06072 times that amount.
(2016 figures) (public and private)
It's about one-twenty-fifth the number of Words in War and Peace.
In other words, 25,000 is 0.0425686 times the count of Words in War and Peace, and the count of Words in War and Peace is 23.49150 times that amount.
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