  It is shown that, up to isometry, all but finitely many closed, orientable
hyperbolic 3-manifolds with a given trace field $K$ admit 0.34 as a Margulis
number. This is deduced from a more technical result giving a condition under
which $\max(d(P,x\cdot P),d(P,y\cdot P))\ge0.34$ for every $P\in\HH^3$, where
$x$ and $y$ lie in $\pizzle(E)$ for some number field $E$, generate a discrete
torsion-free group of $\pizzle(\CC)$ and do not commute. Specifically, this is
always the case if there is a valuation $v$ of $E$ such that (1) the residue
field $k_v=\frako_v/\frakm_v$ of $v$ has sufficiently large characteristic, (2)
$x\in\pizzle(\frako_v)$, and (3) the image of $x$ under the natural
homomorphism $\pizzle(\frako_v)\to \pizzle(k_v)$ has order 7.
