Total Operating Expenses. 2009/2010 Operating Expenses by Function Reporting reorganized in 2010, only 2009 results restated in the reorganized form.

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Total Operating Expenses

2009/2010 Operating Expenses by Function Reporting reorganized in 2010, only 2009 results restated in the reorganized form.

2009/2010 Operating Expenses by Function, Large Line Items Reporting reorganized in 2010, only 2009 results restated in the reorganized form.

2009/2010 Operating Expenses by Function Small Line Items Reporting reorganized in 2010, only 2009 results restated in the reorganized form.

Operating Expenses by Function, Large Line Items

Operating Expenses by Function, Large Line Items Reporting reorganized in 2010, only 2009 results restated in the reorganized form.

Operating Expenses by Function, Small Line Items

Non-Operating Expenses Red line is total in 2001 dollars, adjusted for inflation at CPI rate

Expenses Compared with Revenue with depreciation as an operating expense

Operating Results: Expenses Compared with Revenue without depreciation as an operating expense

Non-Operating Results: Expenses Compared with Revenue

Overall Results without depreciation: Expenses Compared with Revenue without depreciation as an operating expense