Tian v. Holder, 576 F.3d 890, 895-896 (8th Cir. Aug. 19, 2009) ("Both the IJ and the BIA made clear that their findings concerning the amount of the loss were premised on the investigative costs incurred by Parametric. The IJ specifically noted that at a minimum, the investigative costs incurred by [Parametric], in the amount of $29,800, are properly considered a loss to the victim[ ]. And the BIA reasoned that because the investigative costs alone, incurred by [Parametric], are more than $10,000, and these costs were incurred because of [Tian's] unauthorized computer use, ... [Tian's] crime constitutes an aggravated felony.").