north of $200 mln.

... budget for computing dipped during the past decade, but now has been restored to the level of a decade ago, just north of $200 million a year.

Does it mean 'over $200 mln.', 'more than $200 mln.'?

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Originally Posted by alexsms

... budget for computing dipped during the past decade, but now has been restored to the level of a decade ago, just north of $200 million a year.

Does it mean 'over $200 mln.', 'more than $200 mln.'?

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Yes, exactly.

Also note such expressions as "his finances / health / school-marks went south", meaning "into decline, downward, got worse".

(Actually, I would say that using "south" to figuratively mean "down" or "under" is probably more commonly heard than using "north" to mean "up" or "over".)

Спасибо за ответ. ))) That's cool!