Corporatism has only existed for 200 years, give or take.
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So we could say, like, give or take a decade?
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That category currently includes around 85033 states, give or take.
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Thirty to 60 minutes should be appropriate, give or take.
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Give or take $100bn, reckons Masayoshi Son, boss of SoftBank.
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Plus give or take $50 for the financial cheat days.
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So, 17 hours, give or take, spread over three days.
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In terms of guidance, for the first quarter of 2018 Intel said it's expecting $63.803 per share, give or take 5 cents, excluding certain items, on $15 billion in revenue, give or take $500 million.
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So 20.2 percent drop is about $6463 billion, give or take.
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So I watched the video 477 more times (give or take).
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There are, give or take, about 75 million millennials in America.
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Chronic users can smoke an ounce per week, give or take.
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"There's no give or take on that one," Mr. Meighan said.
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Give or take the odd spice and proportion of ingredients, yes.
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Yet their mission was ultimately successful, give or take a dragon death.
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Private donations can cover $70 million of the cost, give or take.
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Everything over here pretty much is 63, give or take a year.
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They have a timeline, sort of, give or take a few decades.
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Give or take a few million, the math pretty much works out.
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But give or take a false start or two, spring always arrives.
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P.A.I.N. meets once a week, give or take, in her Brooklyn apartment.
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It is perpetually 1750 here, give or take a decade or two.
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For one thing, there weren't enough songs: just five, give or take.
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The earth is 4,500,000,000 years old, give or take a few million.
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Rolls, whose main business makes engines for large aeroplanes, had guided to group operating profit of 400 million pounds, give or take 100 million pounds, and free cash flow of 450 million pounds, give or take 100 million pounds.
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Rolls, whose main business makes engines for large airliners, had forecast group operating profit of 400 million pounds ($509 million), give or take 100 million pounds, and free cash flow of 450 million, give or take 100 million pounds.
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Marijuana can remain in the human body for a month, give or take.
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It could be around 220,000—give or take a couple of hundred thousand.
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They would each age 44 years, give or take those stray Ladyhawke days.
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But then, Uber's marketing department is now, give or take, just 800 people.
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We're approaching the $50 level, give or take, which was the old high.
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"We found out we were 33 weeks, give or take, pregnant," says Udona.
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That's give-or-take a mile, a lot of it in direct sunlight.
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ET, landing at precisely the anticipated time, give or take a few seconds.
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Aerospace offers a similar prediction: Sunday, give or take a couple of days.
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That's a thousand videos each week, or 22,270 per year, give or take.
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He estimates he now has three dozen sets of jewels, give or take.
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And a 1-in-4 event will occur 250,000 times, give or take.
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Give or take a Handmaid's Tale, it's the biggest TV awards winner from 2017.
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Highlights: Jellyvision is a 100-year-old tech company, give or take 85 years.
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That amounts to a $60 investment, give or take, at the time of publication.
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All agreed it had died about 153,700 years ago, give or take 9,400 years.
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She inadvertently killed a bunch of people — 20,000, give or take — in Season 4.
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The parlay pays $3,000; the props are $100, give or take a few bucks.
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Or, to be more accurate, the first four minutes of it, give or take.
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The central bank targets inflation at 2.5 percent give or take one percentage point.
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That makes the real shortfall about $6 billion, give or take a few million.
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Out-of-pocket, each surgery could cost $20,000, give or take, says Dr. Capla.
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Next year's Rangers will mostly resemble this one's, give or take a few touchups.
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Two-day shipping (give or take a couple of bucks) typically costs about $10.
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Boothe was born and raised in tiny Snyder, Texas (population: 11,000, give or take).
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We're told their budget is around $75 million, give or take a few mil.
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If you ask us, it's the clothes (give or take a few other things, too).
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There's a strong modern-day Whitney Houston energy happening here, give or take a register.
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My adrenaline hadn't stopped surging for, give or take, 40-someodd hours straight, sleep included.
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Everything is still exactly where it used to be (give or take a few pixels).
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We're the same age, give or take a million dollars, and I'm frothing with jealousy.
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So that reasonably gives them about $100-$115 billion, give or take, to work with.
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Lam said it expects current-quarter revenue of $2.85 billion, give or take $125 million.
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Using those numbers leads to a lifetime around 888 seconds, give or take two seconds.
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Still, it can be yours for a mere $35 million, give or take a few.
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Their share prices all rose by give or take a third in the past year.
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That allowed the scientists to date the jars, give or take 15 years at most.
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Generating give or take $3 billion a year in leverage-free after-tax cash. Right?
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The survivors can be counted on one hand, give or take a couple of fingers.
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Inside the Mass Effect universe, it has been much longer, 600 years give or take.
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Next up, Ant Financial is raising $10 billion at a $150 billion valuation, give or take.
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That's how they got 300,000 years (give or take a few tens of thousands of years).
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Arkham VR will be an hour long, give or take a few mistakes, when it launches.
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It's a fun idea and one that works relatively well, give or take some facial hair.
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Give or take a percentage point or two, because even the country's production numbers are unstable.
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The central bank has an inflation target of 13 percent, give or take one percentage point.
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Radiocarbon dating revealed that the sediment was about 41,403 years old, give or take 1,400 years.
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Give or take a few dozen volumes of geopolitical context, these are easy stories to tell.
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There are fewer distractions, give or take a noisy kid, but it's also a communal activity.
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It's exactly as clumsy as his previous work, give or take a mixed metaphor or two.
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It was a lot of cock, but a lot more cash: $800, give or take tip.
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Give or take a relationship (and a botched modern phrase or two), you're all caught up.
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Amount of time it takes for "Getting more sleep" to fail: Ten days, give or take.
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It takes about 15 minutes to walk to Anderston from the city center, give or take.
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Valls, Juppé, Le Pen, Fillon, Macron, Mélenchon, John Doe — they're all the same, give or take.
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People's clothes, on the whole, aren't all that different, give or take a few shoulder pads.
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The value they measured was 0.0719, give or take 0.0045, according to the paper published in Nature.
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He's your standard-issue professional big person, give or take some skills, but the story is interesting.
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The price is $100 per person, give or take surge pricing several hundred feet in the sky.
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All of these devices on the market are based on the same chipset platform, give or take.
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This method puts the neutron's lifetime at around 879 seconds, give or take a half a second.
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To make it even harder, the MSRP for all three is $2349.99 (give or take a dollar).
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The combined wealth of the 215th Congress is $215 billion, give or take a few vacation homes.
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If I had to throw a percentage on it I would say maybe 15%, give or take.
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Give or take a few degrees, it is the air temperature around the cricket in degrees Fahrenheit.
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Over 65 million people give or take voted for Donald Trump for president of the United States.
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Give or take a few vice presidents, it's a rule that goes back to Rutherford B. Hayes.
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A few thousand cars, give or take in a given quarter, simply won't matter within a year.
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"I believe it's a baby, and we should kill it," Carlin said, give or take a profanity.
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The total market value of all cryptocurrencies is roughly $600 billion, give or take a hundred billion.
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For 2018, Rolls forecast group underlying operating profit of about £400 million, give or take £100 million.
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We are pretty much where we started, give or take some serious damage to the US' image.
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Most of the series' most memorable scenes — give or take a shrieking Renata — are the sparest ones.
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Average sleep is between the hours of 11 pm and 7 am, give or take an hour.
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WIMPs should be pretty massive as fundamental particles go—about as massive as 100 protons, give or take.
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Those were the 10 presidential campaigns, give or take, dominated by what that era called the mainstream media.
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From the look of him he was pretty sane, give or take the odd gleam in his eye.
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He's known Rachel Lindsay for all of nine weeks, give or take, which is just over 2 months.
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EAGLE GROVE, Iowa — There is a high school auditorium here that could fit 200 people, give or take.
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Possibly even more valuable than cash: a metric ton (give or take) of media coverage and investor interest.
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There were about two dozen people behind the scenes for Tuesday's broadcast (give or take another half dozen).
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That should put the genetic testing company worth $1.7 billion, give or take, when the funding event closes.
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Scholars disagree over the timing of this shift, but, give or take a century, Goldberg's story checks out.
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Since 1991, give or take a few coddled years, the millennial has been a fearsome thing to behold.
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Generally, you can expect to fork out around $100 — give or take — for an ounce of premium caviar.
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The baseball has mostly not been beautiful, give or take an expressive Asdbrubalized walk-off here or there.
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For 2018, Rolls forecast group underlying operating profit of about 400 million pounds, give or take 100 million pounds.
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The world's richest sweepstakes, this year's prizes will total a fat $2.4 billion, give or take a hundred million.
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We'd been making mid-sized games for years, with teams of about 20 or so people, give or take.
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These are the brightest minds in foreign policy who still call themselves Republicans, give or take a few names.
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It's also a fun city, give or take the apocalyptic traffic, and a place NBA players want to play.
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Give or take the Sydney Opera House, architecture was still in the era of the rectangle when she began.
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She's my age, give or take a year, and funny and cool and we have a very similar diagnosis.
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It's also approximately one million times cheaper (give or take) than the cost of hiring a human wedding planner.
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HBO has a significant delta between the 100 million homes and the 25 million [they have], give or take.
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What's made her so astoundingly successful is the trope of spanking, give or take the odd whip and manacle.
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Of course, acting talent has never been the problem with "True Detective," give or take a miscast Vince Vaughn.
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The network boasts a seriously impressive track record — give or take a famous critical flop like Mulaney or Dads.
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With her sweatshirt on and her hair in a bun, she could be any undergrad, give or take 219 years.
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Consider the plight of Californians attempting to traverse the 400 miles, give or take, separating San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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More math: You can see my apartment from my office, give or take, but there's a whole river in between.
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Anyone who's serious about headphones knows that spending $349 (give or take a few cents) is kind of a given.
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At around 300 calories per pint, give or take, this stuff is definitely better for you than, say, Häagen-Dazs.
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It hit 200 million in January of 2016 — that's six months total, give or take — and 270 million in March.
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The group aims for full-year operating profit of 96.9 billion euros ($12.59 billion), give or take 500 million euros.
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We've all played full-price games that offer "less" content, give or take your individual definition of what constitutes paucity.
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I am, after all, a human being, and, as such, almost six feet tall, give or take a few inches.
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Give or take the smile, this is more or less the version of the story that Kraft has settled upon.
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The company's £23 million IPO valuation (post-money) is now worth, including a currency conversion, $206 million, give or take.
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Now 60 million people are paying Spotify $10 a month (give or take) for all the music they can stream.
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And, give or take a dead body here and a leaden gag there, it ultimately succeeds in doing exactly that.
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The market topped out at more than 22018,210 in January 270 and has stayed around there, give or take, ever since.
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With a net worth of $67 billion (give or take), the 86-year-old Buffett is the ultimate self-made man.
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Full-year 2019 copper output, excluding African copper, is expected to be 1,010 kilo tonnes, give or take 25 kilo tonnes.
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Give or take, there are around 60 different films in the list of Oscar nominations for the upcoming 2016 Academy Awards.
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If we've done the math right, that means you're talking about a render time of, oh, 1,800 years, give or take.
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America is a very big country, and 4 percent maths out to 10 and a half million people, give or take.
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Plesiosaurs were large aquatic reptiles that lived between 200 and 65 million years ago, give or take a few million years.
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Big airports within a 90-minute flight of each other (give or take) are less affected by big seasonal price hikes.
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It was settled 1,000 years ago, give or take, when the king gave land to one of his thanes, Earl Aelfheah.
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Wong told MUNCHIES that it usually takes about ten years—give or take a few—from seed development to commercial viability.
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Jordan does about five things, give or take, on a basketball court, and shooting disastrous free throws is one of them.
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"We thought a 5 percent air pocket, give or take, over the next month or so made perfect sense," Orlando said.
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Forecasts from the 1980s and 1990s about the rate of warming have proven fairly accurate, too, give or take 20 percent.
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But only one was able to leave without signing dozens of autographs and partaking in about 222 selfies (give or take).
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Cable channels had specialties and sensibilities: CNN was news; ESPN was sports; HBO was adult sophistication (give or take an "Entourage").
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With duck, you're aiming for 170 degrees Fahrenheit around the base of the breast near the inner thigh, give or take.
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Faithfully showing up every morning 26 days a week (give or take a day or 236) for the last 4 years.
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Duop is 16 now, give or take, and what he suffered seems to have robbed him of the ability to speak.
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He was about 45, give or take six years, respectably old for the late Neolithic age — but still in his prime.
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And just how many dating puns can viewers at home take over the course of two hours, give or take commercial breaks?
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That's probably why the voters we spoke to—give or take the odd comment about immigration or Germany—seemed almost non-plussed.
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And yet Michael's legacy rests almost entirely on his work in the '80s, give or take "Freedom 90" from the 1990 release.
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Those Native American genes were most likely introduced into her genetics eight generations ago, the analysis concluded, give or take two generations.
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Jamie King has been known to pop up, and there's usually a Hadid or two (give or take) in there as well.
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I am being only slightly facetious since those characteristics are shared by each, give or take an isolated instance here or there.
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The magazine job would last only a year, give or take, but it spawned The Sportswriter, which put Ford on the map.
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But then, you knew that, because there are about five billion people — give or take a billion — ahead of you in line.
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From now until 246, millennials will maintain a hold, give or take a few percentage points, over a third of the electorate.
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Give or take Gonzalez's rocket serves, the two won seemingly because of their refusal to play the same strutting as their opponents.
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In 2016, Clinton will get about 65 million votes and win the popular vote by a 1.9 percent margin, give or take.
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Lab-grown diamonds are just as real as mined diamonds, but take about 3 billion less years to form, give or take.
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The second period has started, and Russia has 15 minutes, give or take (probably give), to keep its 3 fairy tale going.
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And yet the last one bumped off the dinosaurs, which happened just 65 million years before our present day, give or take.
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Venture reporter and genial chap Jason D. Rowley put that figure at $295 billion, give or take, at the end of 2019.
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Duop is 16 now, give or take, and what he has experienced seems to have robbed him of the ability to speak.
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Set 40 years in the future, so about 2060, give or take, everything that can go wrong seems to go very wrong.
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"It took the better part of the day, so I'd say close to six hours or so, give or take," Gilreath said.
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But as time drags on — in, say, a million years from now, give or take — the car's regular orbit might be disrupted.
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After 2,160 years of history, give or take a decade, the greatest athlete of ancient Greece is no longer alone on his pedestal.
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Millennials — people born between 284 and 270, give or take, depending on your definition — are, in many ways, an incredibly attractive political target.
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Sitting on the border between Nepal and the Tibet autonomous region of China, Mount Everest stands at 103,035 feet tall, give or take.
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It's about as accurate as an Apple Watch, give or take a few hundred steps (there's always a slight variation between fitness trackers).
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The bank has repeatedly said it expects inflation to remain within its 2017 target of 3 percent give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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"We expect a flattish market, give or take a few points of growth depending on the overall market and product cycle," he wrote.
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The groovy automated targa roof means this drop-top version of the Carrera will set you back an extra $10,000, give or take.
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The answer is Denise Long, a five-foot-eleven scoring sensation from Whitten, Iowa, population 185, give or take one or two people.
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Give or take a few minutes depending on location, the moon will start to move in front of the sun about 21840 a.m.
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That's because the park's wolf population has hovered for the last decade at 100, give or take, which experts consider Yellowstone's carrying capacity.
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A standard full-sized keyboard with a number pad has somewhere around 101 keys (give or take a couple depending on the brand).
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They are New Yorkers of a certain age: 13, give or take a year or two, straddling the border of childhood and adolescence.
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It's sort of remarkable just how thoroughly June has become the least interesting character on her own show (give or take a Nick).
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At the end of Episode 5, "Magic Mirror," Ahmed makes his grand appearance as Rahim, and it lasts about five minutes, give or take.
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As they explained in a segment on Today, 57 inches, "give or take an inch or two," is the average eye line for humans.
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Still, it continues at more than 22018% per year, which adds about $2200trn to the global economy each year (a Russia, give or take).
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They even came up with a number: 22 percent of our planet's xenon, give or take five percentage points, could have come from comets.
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Humans have roughly the same number of neurons in it (around 10 million) as other animal species, give-or-take an order-of-magnitude.
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Boeing's rival 2787 Dreamliner exceeded its forecast costs by a whopping $2150bn, give or take; its parts, once assembled, did not fit together properly.
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Over the course of our first century, give or take a few years, we went from anti-Asian race riots to multiracial hockey riots.
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Thanks to the internet, we've probably all seen about a million (give or take) surprise proposal videos that clutter up our social media feeds.
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Give or take "three or four" other minor retirements, a jubilant shift behind the decks at Murphy's birthday party rekindled Lambkin's passion for DJing.
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Again, after a month of consistent use, I'm managing almost exactly 36 hours of playtime between charges, give or take an hour or two.
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Two Pimm's Cups, six Cosmopolitans, two Mai Tais, two whiskey sours, four beers, and four shots of tequila, give or take a few sips.
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Slashed prices (men's and women's) on items that could (give or take a few seasons) be found in the pages of current fashion magazines.
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Generally speaking it's at the five-nanometer juncture — due maybe in 2021, give or take — that the outlook has tended to get incomprehensibly fuzzy.
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And, as the New York Times' Edmund Lee reported today, Netflix is paying $100 million (give or take) to stream the show next year.
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Assuming an eight-hour work day, that might look like 1,250 days, or, give or take a few weekends and holidays, around four years.
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That leaves three days, give or take a few hours, before the 2020 caucuses begin in Iowa, where Trump is on the Republican ballot.
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Because Uranus changes signs every 21988 years, you will likely have this sign in common with people in your age range, give or take.
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"The funds will be about the same size, give or take 20 percent," Chua said on the sidelines of the China Private Equity Summit.
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And that , give or take a hundred adjustments, and a few perspiring years of practice, is how you bring gin—proper gin—into being.
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Kim Kardashian West drew inspiration for her new lingerie line from a place just a tad outside of Hollywood ... give or take 5,520 miles.
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Now, researchers at McGill University have aged the rock around the B. pubescens fossil to 1.047 billion years, give or take 13 to 17 million.
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The species probably split off from the order that became horses, rhinos and tapirs around 66 million years ago, give or take 10 million years.
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The Serbian central bank has stressed it expects inflation to remain within its 2017 target band of 3 percent give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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And therein lies the anticlimax: after 24 seconds inside the car, give or take, it's basically going away until we're singing Christmas carols in 235.
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Then imagine a creature with a head the size of your body, give or take a foot, with teeth capable of crushing a turtle shell.
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While not a DJ in the music sense, the category could very well be filled by a music DJ someday...give or take 50 years.
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Two weeks ago, a group of thirty thousand Manhattanites, give or take, caused a ruckus when they exercised their freedom of assembly in Times Square.
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According to the Journal of Human Reproduction, the median gestational length for a human female is just over 38 weeks, give or take 37 days.
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However, that's also why Fox has traded at a discount to its peers — roughly 30 percent, give or take, by various calculations over the years.
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Op-Ed Contributor A billion years ago (give or take), in a galaxy far, far away, two black holes concluded a cosmic pas de deux.
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We used an online calculator and found that, by the time 2000 rolled around, we would have $123,832 in retirement savings, give or take. 2.
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Geological records suggest that throughout the Holocene, the fault has produced such megaquakes roughly once every half-millennium, give or take a few hundred years.
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"We need about seven to eight hours per day in order to get optimal health benefits, give or take depending on the individual," he said.
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Give or take, they said the Medicare for all system would cost around the same as the current system — government, employer and individual spending combined.
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The answer to the clue "Word that can complete CARE___R" at 17A is GIVE OR TAKE, because one can be a CAREGIVER or a CARETAKER.
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While the Trappist planets are about the size of Earth — give or take 242 percent in diameter — the star is very different from our sun.
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The problem with going to college in Saint Paul is that the terms "academic year" and "Minnesota winter" are, give or take a month, synonymous.
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The answer to the clue "Word that can complete CARE___R" at 17A is GIVE OR TAKE, because one can be a CAREGIVER or a CARETAKER.
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With the world's two lobes now visible, the mission's scientists can finally calculate a rotation rate: once every 15 hours, give or take an hour.
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If you are of a certain age (20 and up, give or take), then AOL Instant Messenger was probably your adolescent introduction to automated chatbots.
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"This album was the result of a good three years of songwriting and musical development that I put myself through, give or take," he wrote.
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We put $100 each into a random exchange, which at the time got us about 60 litecoins total, give or take, and forgot about them.
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I am perhaps showing my bias, here, but I cannot imagine a more satisfying cast, give or take a ghostly Ernest Borgnine or Young Steve Spurrier.
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We pulled out over a thousand features from each image, give or take, and then applied a latent factor model and found some pretty exciting things.
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The newest evidence, published last week on the arXiv physics preprint server, shows the detection of 460.5 (give or take 95.8) more electron neutrinos than expected.
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From then on out—62 minutes, give or take—it's a hyper-funny, rapid-fire battle to see who can get out of the warehouse alive.
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Each and every one of these fresher-than-fresh must-haves will be 50% off (give or take) at this week's 21 Days Of Beauty event.
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"I think everybody knows who's going to get the ball in the fourth quarter, give or take that D-Wade's out and Rondo's out," Butler said.
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Version one of these bikes were relatively durable, but Foley said these new ones should last for several years — give or take a few component changes.
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In respective primes, could Buakaw, give or take the disparity in fighting weight and height, have beaten the sky piercing knees of Dieselnoi to the punch?
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All the planets are believed to be rocky, and are all believed to be around the size of Earth, give or take 10 to 20 percent.
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The city of Niceville, Florida is the site of the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival and is home to roughly 12,000 people—give or take a few.
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This means that the entire season takes place over about 72 hours — give or take — with the first six episodes taking up only 24 or so.
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Mr. de Blasio might want to bear in mind that, give or take a percentage point, he won a mere 16 percent of the eligible electorate.
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For example, just like the Kardashians (give or take a few million), I'm a Californian, so my recommendations are for earthquakes, floods, fires, pandemics, and terrorism.
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Silvia also tells me that the machine's highest level is nine — that's the setting that pumps out air at -130 Fahrenheit, give or take a few degrees.
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It's been roughly 22011,22015,22001 minutes (give or take a few) since Rent premiered on Broadway, immediately electrifying the world and settling in for a 20043-year run.
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If I wanted to buy something, I had to want it enough to justify spending 10% (give or take) of my allotted clothing limit for the year.
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There's $500 trillion of wealth on planet Earth, give or take: Maybe $230 trillion in land and property, $5 trillion in debt and $70 trillion in equity.
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The consensus has her beating Donald Trump by about four percentage points in the popular vote and by about 100 electoral votes, give or take a few.
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She obviously said yes, and was more than happy to flaunt the huge engagement ring he bought for her ... which set him back $500,000 give or take.
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Facebook can tweak its algorithm to give or take an audience from news publications and with Google has captured 84 percent of the total online advertising market.
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Give or take some minor feats of avant-garde enunciation, there are no real pleasures to be found in watching ESPN's Stephen A. Smith express his opinion.
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In its first-quarter earnings report, Allianz said it was continuing to target operating profit of 10.8 billion euros ($11.74 billion), give or take 500 million euros.
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Inflation stood at 2.4 percent in February, from 2.1 percent a month earlier and inside central bank's target of 3 percent, give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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The company said it's expecting $1.72 billion in revenue, give or take $50 million, in the second quarter, compared to analyst expectations for sales of $1.58 billion.
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Assuming she has been true to her word, Ms. Morano would have consumed around 100,000 eggs in her lifetime, give or take a thousand, cholesterol be damned.
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I can see an argument for slicking up the place insomuch as the TV show's version of Gilead is basically pristine, give or take a bloody wall.
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For the full-year, Rolls said in February that its free cash flow will come in at about 450 million pounds, give or take 100 million pounds.
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But I was now confident that I knew where he was — give or take a couple hundred thousand square miles — and that it was nowhere near Moscow.
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Considering all of the power turbines it has in use, GE has "the most reliable fleet in the world - 99 percent, give or take, reliability," he added.
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It's funny, I've literally talked to my kids about the fact that we generally sort of buy/rent, we buy a movie a month, give or take.
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Finally, the results are in: Hessels and company have pegged the proton's radius at 0.833 femtometers, give or take 0.01, a measurement exactly consistent with Pohl's value.
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A typical AR-15 produces a decibel level of around 167, "give or take depending on environmental conditions," according to the Loadout Room, a gear review website.
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You know when it's coming, give or take a month or two, though no one can say exactly when or where the next big fire will be.
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Each time he runs out, he hands a cashier $10, give or take, and a slim pack of Newports appears, feeding a habit of nearly 30 years.
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Late winter always reminds me of the first time I had a kitchen of my own, and made dinner every night for a year (give or take).
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When I went online Wednesday, the top price for that night's performance of "Hello, Dolly!" at several ticket resellers was $1,450, give or take a few dollars.
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All of them said I'd receive a refund of roughly the same amount, give or take $40, so I was somewhat reassured that my returns were accurate.
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Hello Games's team doesn't stretch to the hundreds, instead comprising just ten full-time employees, give or take the occasional fluctuation, headed by managing director Sean Murray.
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"And even then, 36 percent (give or take 7 percent) of the ice mass in the high mountains of Asia is projected to be lost" by 2100.
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"And even then, 22015 percent (give or take 7 percent) of the ice mass in the high mountains of Asia is projected to be lost" by 2100.
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You'll also have your college pals—a couple dozen, give or take—who you follow on Instagram and tap the little heart on photos of them on vacation.
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The remains of the burnt bread, found in two ancient basalt-stone fireplaces, were radiocarbon dated to 14,400 years ago, give or take a couple of hundred years.
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He was born and raised in the small town of Snyder (population: 11,000, give or take), where he was the youngest of three sons to a sharecropper farmer.
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The team's analysis revealed evidence of quick magnetic pole changes, including one reversal starting around 98,360 years ago that took only 144 years, give or take 58 years.
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All those ingredients need time to get acquainted, so give that bottle a good shake and store it someplace dark and cool for two weeks, give or take.
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The calculator said the world was now on pace for around 2.5°C of global warming by 2100, give or take: We still haven't solved the climate problem.
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In case you're wondering ... Ric Flair claims he's banged 10,000 women -- give or take a few -- and Wilt Chamberlin, of course, famously bragged his tally is 20,000 strong.
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Euro-area GDP is roughly €1.4trn ($1.7trn)—an Italy, give or take—below the level it would have reached had it grown at 2% per year since 2007.
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The new study estimates that females are ready to settle down and have their first litters around the ripe old age of 156, give or take 22 years.
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By correlating radiocarbon dates with shark lengths to calculate the age, the research team discovered one particularly aged shark was 392 years old, give or take 120 years.
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LifeProof cases, available at LifeProof, from $39.95If they really spend time in the great outdoors, this will save their phone exactly 15 times per year, give or take.
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Using the approach, people who could remember only a handful of numbers — seven is the norm, give or take a few — were trained to recall 80 to 90.
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The production clocks in at 20 minutes and 30 seconds (give or take a few seconds) and includes thousands of individual fireworks launching from barges on the river.
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These stellar corpses can contain up to about twice as much mass as the Sun inside a sphere with a radius of only 10 miles, give or take.
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It was business as usual at Sephora in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan Monday evening, give or take a few face masks not of the soothing mud variety.
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Here's what went down, and how I came to realize that Michael Myers is basically every bad date I've ever had, give or take a drippy murder weapon.
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Kosta's system of rakija production doesn't differ much from his grandfather's, give or take a few instruments, specifically a gadget that helps Kosta read the potency of the brew.
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It's hard to believe it's only been a year (give or take) since Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) moved to West Covina after a nervous breakdown triggered by a butter commercial.
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The universe seems so massive and ageless considering humans live for a hundred years (give or take a few years), and the universe is around 14 billion years old.
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So, you can look forward to (or, depending on how you feel about quiet reflection, dread) yet another monthlong tour of your innermost self in 2038, give or take.
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Serbia's inflation fell to 1.5% in June from 2.2% in May and remains at the bottom threshold of central bank's target of 3%, give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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With 4 million Syrians fleeing their homes and ISIS and desperate for a place to turn, the US has graciously agreed to take in... (drumroll)… 16,000, give or take.
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As for Jon, well he's still the same sullen dude who sulked in the corners of said home, give or take a zombie fight and a resurrection or two.
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And it's hard not to be won over when Eleanor challenges the very idea of a snooty, meritocratic paradise that excludes 99.99 percent (give or take) of imperfect humanity.
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And while some high-alcohol beers might hit 12 percent ABV, this one weighs in at a staggering 28 percent (give or take a point, depending on the year).
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Compare Drake's "Days in the East" and Party's "West District", two songs which use the exact same PND beat–give or take a Ginuwine chop–and similar melodic ideas.
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Forty-two dollars in 1989 is the equivalent of $84 today, but somehow, give or take a few bucks, skateboards have stayed the same price, almost completely resisting inflation.
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Most of TV's biggest programs (give or take a Walking Dead or Game of Thrones) still air on one of the big four networks — ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC.
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There have been, I'd estimate, a little over 100 messages on Twitter today alone – give or take a paltry few interactions about things I actually wrote at some point.
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In the nine years since Tesla's been selling electric cars, it's put roughly 230,000, give or take a few thousand, Roadster, Model S and Model X Teslas on the road.
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The firm's fully diluted $24 billion valuation (give or take) will be supported by around $2.4 billion in new capital, giving Lyft fresh runway to continue its expensive growth strategy.
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If we want decent odds of staying below the 2390°C global warming threshold, then humanity can only emit another 22010 gigatons of CO2300 into the atmosphere, give or take.
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Toss in the fact that yet another celebrity's old, unpleasant tweets came back to haunt them and it sounds just like any other week on the internet, give or take.
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Your planetary ruler Venus will be in the partnerships sector of your chart as it transits intense, passionate Scorpio until January—give or take a few weeks during its retrograde.
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Like Beethoven in the late string quartets or piano sonatas, Shakespeare in "The Winter's Tale" — play No. 36 out of 39, give or take — no longer observes the lane lines.
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"We are truly at war, and this isn't won by enlisting our children to give or take lives by means of arms," Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said in an address.
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His 17-lesson course on French pastry fundamentals covers fruit tarts, chocolate cake, chocolate bonbons, croissants and yes, the Cronut, with each session 10 to 20 minutes, give or take.
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"We are truly at war, and this isn't won by enlisting our children to give or take lives by means of arms," Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said in an address.
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That, give or take, is how much time goes by from the opening title sequence of "Twin Peaks: The Return" to the first bass note of Angelo Badalamenti's theme song.
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"We're still on track for a 20.4 percent growth economy, give or take a little, but not a 217 percent economy," said Diane Swonk, a veteran independent economist in Chicago.
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But because I was soon off to college in Chicago (at a very walkable campus — no car needed), I only had about a year, give or take, of real driving time.
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We devoured the first series of Fleabag a lifetime ago (give or take three years) and that sneak peak at Killing Eve season 2 could only hold us for so long.
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Forerunner itself recently raised a pretty penny, Egnyte is now $75 million richer thanks to Goldman Sachs, and two Chinese rounds clocked in at a combined $753 billion, give or take.
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By putting these superstars in the company of superstars, give or take the periodic Plumlee, Team USA frees them up to unlock elements of their skill set rarely put on display.
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That's more or less it, give or take a few details, like the letters — each forgiving, raw, emotional and hectoring — that the son, Michael, sent to each parent before he died.
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If there are, give or take, 7000 cultures left in the world, and we lose two to three every month, that's an incredible diminishment of the possible ways to be human.
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"Lost and Found" (season 2, episode 15) Lorelai and Jess have more or less identical personalities — give or take 16 years' worth of maturity — so of course they hate each other.
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What's arresting, on the first viewing, is how quickly — 80 seconds, give or take — you are transported from a verdant country scene to what looks like the crater of a volcano.
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In an earnings report for the first quarter of this year, Allianz said it was continuing to target operating profit of 10.8 billion euros ($11.74 billion), give or take 500 million.
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Fred Hiatt: In Syria, there's a million people, give or take, who've been made homeless just recently in Idlib and half of them children, many of them apparently freezing to death.
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Clinton starts off with a bloc of 201 votes or so that have always seemed to solidly be in her column (give or take one electoral vote from Maine's second congressional district).
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My musical foundation is summed up in those four records, give or take a Dinosaur Jr. LP. Despite their differences, all of those records taught me a lot about songwriting and production.
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Clinton starts off with a bloc of 24.5 votes or so that have always seemed to solidly be in her column (give or take one electoral vote from Maine's second congressional district).
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From the slope of that relationship, she determined that a doubling of atmospheric CO2 levels translates to a 9 degree Celsius change in global average surface temperatures, give or take four degrees.
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About 22012,22016 Iowans — give or take 50,000 or so — are expected to brave chilly conditions and a slight chance of snow or ice to head to their precinct caucus at 7 p.m.
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The Packers' offensive line was good the entire season, and give or take the half-dozen or so doomed running backs lining up behind him the personnel around Rodgers didn't change much.
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Despite the higher costs of additional inspections announced in April, Rolls has kept its 2018 free cash flow guidance at around 450 million pounds ($643 million), give or take 100 million pounds.
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According to several studies, 22016 percent to 26 percent of the global population is estimated to be left-handed — give or take a few bullpen specialists and the odd lefty place-kicker.
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The final season premiere started by putting most of the major characters in one place; give or take a Cersei, we're right back to having everybody hang out together in Winterfell again.
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Serbia's inflation rate rose to 1.6% in July from 1.5% in May and remains at the bottom threshold of central bank's target for 2019 of 3%, give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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Don't get it twisted -- Jenn wasn't sneezin' at Stallone's geriatric feats of strength ... where he pumped out 3 reps (give or take) with the weight of a small human tied around his waist.
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We rate this claim as true, but misleading, because Clinton's claim implies that Trump was sued once every three days, give or take, which isn't quite the way that it all went down.
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Some progress Still, while women will continue to hold only about a fifth of congressional seats, give or take, there has been real progress in female service on Capitol Hill in recent decades.
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But she's about as close as we've seen from this franchise, give or take an Ant-ony from Ant-Man, which is surprising given that over half of American households have pets IRL.
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The states where incomes fall shortest are Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho and Hawaii, all of them home to real per capita personal incomes of $36,000, give or take a few hundred dollars.
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In 26 years of playing in the NHL, it's pretty safe to assume that Jagr has frequented the notorious strip (a vacation hot spot among NHLers) at least 14,000 times, give or take.
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The battery lasts about a week, give or take, and it wasn't unusual to find it flashing its green hear-rate sensor light while hidden at the bottom of my carry-on bag.
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She's most at ease when she's talking about work – and sure, there's a lot of it to talk about – but what's going on in Rae's life beyond her 22014 (give or take) jobs?
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Within three days Mayor de Blasio would be required to set a date for a special election to fill the public advocate vacancy — most likely around mid-February, give or take two weeks.
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This is science, so both of those numbers have a spread of possible answers, represented by the numbers in parentheses—think of the parentheses as me saying "give or take a few seconds" after saying "Danielle was born on February 17, 1980, at 3:14:15 pm ET." If you said Danielle was born the same day but at 3:15 ET, give or take a few minutes, we'd say our measurements were the same, but mine was more precise.
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"Is it the sort of number that is so well-documented with actual names and perhaps a Nazi paper trail that no historian could doubt its accuracy, give or take ten thousand," Adams wrote.
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As of right now, Musk said the cars Tesla is currently producing are totally capable of full autonomy, give or take a couple of computer updates pertaining to things like processing power and whatnot.
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So one theory said that modern humans brought their tool-making know-how with them to India when they first started leaving Africa around 125,000 years ago (give or take a few thousand years).
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All planets in our solar system orbit in a flat plane with respect to the sun (give or take a few degrees), but that plane is tilted six-degrees with respect to the sun.
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It's safe to assume that Credence/Aurelius is in his 20s and therefore born around 1900, give or take a few years, before we catch up with him in the 1927 of Fantastic Beasts.
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"As a design student, you spend six hours in a large studio where 100 students, give or take, are there at the same time," she said, expressing concern about the spread of the virus.
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The latter is particularly tough for a genre built on two things — comedy and romance tropes — that don't easily translate between cultures (give or take the occasional cross-cultural property like Crazy Rich Asians).
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There are many varieties of membrane technology, but the upshot of all of them is that they often feel "mushy," and they tend to wear out after about 5 million button presses, give or take.
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That, give or take a few billion, is how much Saudi Arabia has pumped into Egypt since 2013, when Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, then a general, toppled the country's first democratically elected—and Islamist—president.
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Though the Moon landing recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, movie astronauts were mostly featured in science fiction, horror, and / or shlock for much of the 1970s and 1980s, give or take the occasional Right Stuff.
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There are almost 13,000 comments on the clip, and even though almost every single one is negative, that's still about 13,000 more comments (give or take a handful) than a PopSugar Food video usually gets.
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Give or take a month or so, that's appears to be the case with news that Monese, the London fintech that offers a mobile banking app and current account, is adding support for Euro accounts.
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Using data collected by the Kepler Space Telescope, Gizon's team showed that the difference in radius between the equator and the poles is only two miles (3 km), give or take about a half mile.
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Streaming live on FOX Sports GO FOX Sports Arizona Plus Channel Finder PHOENIX -- Seven days and 143,410 (give or take) miles later, the Phoenix Suns and Brooklyn Nets will finish their whirlwind season series Monday.
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The Warriors, in adding veteran point guard Jose Calderon after the Lakers bought him out, patched up their rotation at a similar price, give or take having to cut promising D-League signee Briante Weber.
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Beyond the purely physical level—the size of its canvas is Zurich (2300 square miles, give or take); its participants number around 2300,230, the city's entire population—it exists across authorial, ideological, and socioeconomic levels.
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Though her look is the same, give or take a tank top and some makeup, the sinuous figure on stage commands a swagger entirely absent from the giddy, bashful one crouched before me hours earlier.
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Nothing about our league has changed, really, give or take some Excel-related innovations from Brendan; I am happy to report that this year marks the debut of VLOOKUP in his "very basic" Excel document.
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It charges through a proprietary charging port — the adapter is included — and will, according to the company, be good for 150 open and close operations (that means 75 rain showers, give or take) per charge.
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In an effort to keep your cash flow strong — without sacrificing your beauty-fiend tendencies — we teamed up with Visa Checkout to see how three beauty pros would spend $50 (give or take) on Walgreens.com.
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A 1003 study in Environmental Research Letters estimates that thawing permafrost could release around 2100 gigatons of carbon into the atmosphere by 25, resulting in 2000°C of additional warming (give or take 0.21°C).
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There will be about 2,000 people in attendance, give or take a couple hundred, and not one of the fighters on the card is yet a household name outside of his or her own home.
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Photo: Tony Avelar (AP)Apple's budget for its forthcoming streaming service—previously reported to be around $20193 billion, give or take—has exploded to $6 billion, according to a Monday report in the Financial Times.
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There are many times more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on Earth: one estimate puts it at something like 230,266,000,000,000,000,000,000 (303 sextillion) stars, give or take a factor of 100.
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A 2014 study in Environmental Research Letters estimated that thawing permafrost could release around 120 gigatons of carbon into the atmosphere by 2100, resulting in 53°C of additional warming (give or take 0.21°C).
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By way of comparison: The US Plains & Eastern Clean Line, the high-voltage direct-current line from Oklahoma to Tennessee I wrote about the other day, will run at about 600 kilovolts, give or take.
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Still, what's more seductive than the idea that we can change our setpoint: the number on the scale, give or take 10 or 15 pounds, that our body seems to return to again and again?
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But for other construction in the Rio Grande Valley to construct about a total of 110 miles of barrier, CBP believes it will need to deal with "about 400 landowners give or take," the official added.
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Give or take a contrarian or two, the message of most of this stuff seems to be that sleep is good, and that if you're not sleeping seven or eight hours a night, you should be.
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It may take a day to get there, give or take a few hours depending on the head- and tailwinds, but you can't say Australians don't know how to have a good time — and it shows.
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I covered 300 kilometers following the Danube Cycle Path, a bike trail that follows the Danube River through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and beyond, give or take a few wrong turns into forests and some freeway riding.
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Like Samart, he managed to become a western boxing champ as well as a Muay Thai champ and was even immortalized, give or take the odd physical discrepancy, in Capcom's poplar computer game series Street Fighter.
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About 999 outlets have closed since then, give or take, in part because they weren't very good, the old joke being that Howard Johnson's had 28 flavors of ice cream but only one flavor of food.
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Longer-term, the startup wants to be the platform where you manage all things money, essentially re-bundling financial services in a way that puts you in control, give or take a partnership here and there.
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No pressure, but seems fair to say Messi has about 153 minutes, give or take, left to avoid the likely fate of a lifetime of second-guessing about his performance on the international stage for Argentina.
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It is ironic though because give or take a couple years, this trend begins to shift with the likes of artists like Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, and Kid Cudi becoming more prominent in the media.
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The Leftovers After this week's episode of "The Leftovers," there are only two hours of TV time — give or take a few minutes — for creators Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta to reach some kind of resolution.
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Even so, the following seems like a defensible nonpartisan, guild-free takeaway from the current state of knowledge: Labor enjoys 85033 percent of the benefit of a corporate tax reduction give or take 45 percentage points.
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With respect to guidance, Nvidia says it expects to post $235 billion in revenue, give or take 2 percent, in the fiscal third quarter; analysts were expecting $3.34 billion for that period, according to Thomson Reuters.
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The company expects that in the fiscal third quarter its gross margin will come in at 62.8 percent, give or take 50 basis points, excluding certain items, which is in line with the FactSet analyst consensus.
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And even as they've eyed each other with increasing interest over the past couple of seasons or so, they haven't exactly been leaping into each other's arms, give or take a chaste kiss in season five.
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At around $1,000 a week (give or take, depending on location), it's definitely cheaper than a per-night rate at many hotels, but it's higher than even the average Manhattan rent price, which lists for around $3,350.
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So begins a whirlwind chase that carries on through the rest of the film, give or take a 10-year time jump from 1931 (when April is a child) to 1941 (when she is a young adult).
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It's a lesson I learned in another life, as a hockey writer, when all my data crunching helped me realize that almost all successful hockey pros were about 6-foot-1, give or take a few inches.
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Since 2200, motorcyclists have been drawn to the small town of Sturgis, about 210 miles east of Deadwood, for a rally every August that now lasts 285 days and draws a half-million visitors, give or take.
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Look for an in-oven temperature in the neighborhood of 150 or 152, then pull the bird, tent it with foil, and you'll have a perfect temperature a half-hour later, give or take a few minutes.
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Plugging those ingredients into Albert Einstein's gravity equations allowed the scientists to calculate the expected expansion rate of space today, which Planck's final, full analysis pegged at 16133 kilometers per second per megaparsec, give or take 1%.
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That, and this beautiful child's quickly growing into human while we wait for AirPower to crawl towards a release: My kid when AirPower was announced versus my kid now (give or take a couple days) ☺️ pic.twitter.
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She also pointed out that astronomers are excited about a side effect the authors presented with their paper: a new precision measurement of the Sun's distance from the galactic center: 26,490 light-years, give or take a few.
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You are top of the food chain, the hey number one, and, if this was some Hollywood film, give or take the odd artistic license, you would be played by Jean-Claude Van Damme and not Fatty Arbuckle.
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After 600 million years, give or take, the Moon will have shifted over 103,000 kilometers from Earth, making it appear too small in the sky to fully cover the Sun's disk, even at the most optimal orbital positions.
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Give or take a couple months, it is the entirety of the U.S. involvement in World War II. A great deal can be accomplished in 1,302 days—three and a half years if you're into the Gregorian thing.
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With the polls taking place on a weekend, local charities and schools take advantage by manning the hot plates to serve up a simple sausage in a slice of white bread or bun - give or take tomato sauce.
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The study comes just a few weeks after Netflix revealed some data about how quickly people will take to finish a season of a TV show — about five days, give or take, spending two hours a day watching.
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Just 4,154 fans attended that May 26, 0003, game against the Boston Red Sox at Connie Mack Stadium, formerly Shibe Park, give or take the lout who would sometimes mug sportswriters in the empty bowels of the ballpark.
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Real Paramore heads will know that for a while now, the band have had a habit of bringing fans onstage during "Misery Business," which is arguably their most iconic track, give or take, you know, the slut-shaming.
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Cash cattle prices this week and into next week will likely be about $104 per cwt, give or take $1, in a five-region area monitored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, said Larry Hicks, president of CattleHedging.com.
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"There are people that are depending on us, not just Americans on border security, but families that are waiting, that are in limbo, that need something that a president can't give or take away from them," Love said.
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You can now buy the standard Vive for $500 (give or take a dollar), which comes with a copy of Fallout 4 VR, the headset, two motion controllers, and two sensor Base Stations that you place around your room.
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Indiana: The World's Largest Ball of Paint It started life as a baseball covered in blue paint in 1977, but now it's swelled to about two and a half tons worth of paint – some 24,0000 coats (give or take).
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According to the last study that focused on trying to figure out this precise number, co-authored by a member of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), there are approximately 8.7 million discovered species (give or take 13 million).
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Frazier's alert play helps Pelicans defeat Pistons NEW ORLEANS — In the world according to Pinocchio, New Orleans Pelicans point guard Tim Frazier towers on his tiptoes at 6 feet 1, give or take your favorite version of fake news.
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Kimchi's been around for about a billion years (give or take) as a way of turning run-of-the-mill vegetables into immortal, stank-infused pickles, which have kept the good people of Korea alive and well for centuries.
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Poking around the dimensions of that absence -- and assessing a legacy so large it encompasses just about every comedic talent born after the middle of the 20th century -- should keep us busy for another 91 years, give or take.
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The bank had previously cut the main rate by 25 basis points in both July and August, to 2.75% and 2.893% respectively, to help guide inflation to within its target band of 3% give or take 1.5 percentage points.
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As all this suggests, depictions of the Arctic in nineteenth-century fiction ran a narrow gamut—from, in essence, death by natural causes (hubris, hypothermia, drowning) to death by unnatural causes (ghosts, monsters, magnets, autophagy), give or take madness.
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Most of us can recite the lyrics to our favorite songs by heart, give or take a few lines, but it would seem ridiculous to expect even the most diehard music fan to remember several days' worth of music.
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Between 1967 and 2005, 684 hour-long episodes of live-action Star Trek and 22 half-hour episodes of the animated series aired on TV. Allowing for commercial breaks, that gives us 521 hours of Star Trek, give or take.
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Take, for example, this relatable juxtaposition of the dapper self-image of a cartoon man alongside his actual appearance under "flashlight"—a joke that still lands today, give or take a centuries' worth of developments in fashion and camera technology.
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I could also just write some assembly language code from scratch to do the same number outputting thing above, though what I'd write winds up being about the same thing as what the compiler delivers, give or take a few lines.
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Not a single interesting thing happened in the NFL that week, give or take how interesting you find Kevin Hogan, the aforementioned sixth Browns quarterback in seven weeks, setting a franchise record for the longest touchdown run by a quarterback.
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It isn't the copious amount of foul language and "fucks" the film has to give (somewhere around 35, give or take for different variations, mumbled, or muttered half-fucks), or even the gratuitous violence that hammers this point into the ground.
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The same group of subjects, give or take a few over the years, has been (re-)visited by a documentary crew multiple times in five decades that have passed since the first film, making a new documentary every seven years.
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The space agency plots out expected orbits for each NEO found to—give or take—about 100 years in the future, in order to see if the space rocks might make any close brushes with our planet, at any point.
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Hollywood has largely ceded the "midbudget" film — a movie that costs more than $22016 million but less than $100 million (give or take on both ends) — to television, perhaps because it believes the adult audience is mostly watching TV these days.
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About 518 years ago, give or take a week, the Dominican Friar Girolamo Savonarola was stripped of his black robe, condemned as a heretic, and led to the scaffold erected in the heart of Florence, condemned to be hanged and burned.
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And give or take the vast difference in temperature, and the harsh lamp of the Thai sun, the steep dirt roads were just as tough as the cracked pavements and tumbledown streets of Falkirk or Glasgow back home in bonny Scotland.
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Battery-only vehicles could account for a quarter of Porsche's sales by 2025, give or take 5 to 203 percentage points, Blume said, contradicting a media report that said up to half of its output by 2023-24 could be electric.
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I said right after the debate Tuesday that I felt like the runoff results would be essentially what everyone expected after the runoff was set: essentially a 60-40 win for Hyde-Smith, give or take a couple of points.
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Some cities say yes, others say no, and despite the city or municipal regulations, buildings like the one I live in still tape angry signs above the recycling bins that say "NO PIZZA BOXES!!!" give or take four exclamation points.
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There's no official deadline to file a citizenship application before Election Day, because the government doesn't make any guarantees about processing time — but right now it takes about six months (give or take some regional variation) from application to naturalization.
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Give or take a few dollars depending on the exact style you compare it to, both the vest and jacket are similarly priced to options from brands like Patagonia and The North Face, but are equally, if not more, sustainably made.
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About a billion miles, give or take, or the distance from earth to Saturn, where the spaceship of the title is thrown off course, greatly increasing the time its load of unlucky tourists will have to spend on their interplanetary cruise.
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Prince's fifth album, "1999" was apocalyptic, sexy, funky, funny, innovative, earthy, electronic, sly, righteous, euphoric and almost entirely — give or take a few vocals and a guitar solo — a one-man show by Prince Rogers Nelson on every instrument and vocal.
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"In the Great Plains, the big grassland area of North America, there are some areas that have lightning strikes but there's not nearly enough, so for 15,000 years give or take, it was largely Native Americans lighting fires," he says.
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When I say I can only imagine how Donegan felt, it's because a decade (give or take) ago, I needed the Donegans, and the Bubgees, and the Cliffes, and the Torticis of the media world signaling that kind of solidarity.
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With the exception of one dud, every meal I tried in all of my testing was pretty darn tasty, with well-tested and flavorful recipes that, give or take 10 minutes, could be cooked in the estimated time, usually 30 to 60 minutes.
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Chief Executive Warren East said Rolls was on track to meet its guidance of 700 million pounds ($854 million), give or take 100 million pounds, in cash flow this year, despite its outflow in the first half jumping to 429 million pounds.
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Since I knew Riz first as an elementary school teacher, I wasn't sure what to expect; now that I've seen him onstage and in the classroom, I've realized that he's the exact same person on and offstage (give or take the profanity).
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Chief Executive Warren East said Rolls was on track to meet its guidance of 700 million pounds ($854 million), give or take 323 million pounds, in cash flow this year, despite its outflow in the first half jumping to 429 million pounds.
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Literally at noon, give or take a few minutes, we sent out a notice to advocates around the country that we were going to do an audio conference at 3 pm to talk about what we need to do to protect people.
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One after another, these flashes tantalized Deshaun Watson's coaches and teammates on the Houston Texans, and in time they became expectations, and soon thereafter — a few games into this season, give or take — those expectations matured into a state of predictable comfort.
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With his thick black-rimmed glasses and tattoos, his rake-thin build and wild, Richard Hell-esque hair, he looked exactly as I remembered him when I was staying at his place on Semitelou, give or take a decade of worry lines.
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With an average of two dozen poetry reviews a year (give or take), that's a tall order, made taller because we're speaking both to readers who are already familiar with poetry and to readers who might still be looking for the right nudge.
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There have been 20 rallies in all, give or take a couple that might be construed as more conventional presidential appearances — though it is hard for even these to not take on the character of a Trump rally when he takes the stage.
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A more mature version of Thomas's endearing bundle of nerves from "Please Like Me," Nicholas quickly accepts the massive change in his life while starting a serious relationship with Alex (Adam Faison) that is largely conflict-free, give or take a few bumps.
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So here's one for the time capsule: Two hundred years from now, give or take, the robot-people of Earth will look back on the early years of the 220st century as the beginning of a remarkable renaissance in art and culture.
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But you have to be willing to engage with the fact that you're telling a story about people who treat each other monstrously, something Game of Thrones does (give or take a Ramsay Bolton) and The Walking Dead has always struggled with.
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That Thanos has so far been a character defined solely by these two factors is a little worrisome considering Marvel has a cinematic history of villains who have wanted to do essentially the same thing, give or take an Infinity Stone or two.
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As if last week's deals weren't good enough, we're back for round two with a selection of game-changing products — from a primer that'll transform your photos to a mascara with a cult following — that are 50% off (give or take) for 24 hours each.
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And give or take other life obligations, like children and jobs, the various NYC Tapers can often be seen hanging out even if only one of them is necessary to make a recording, easily spotted forming a collective tapers' section, like a school of fish.
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Among the 13 highest-paid chief executives at American companies with annual revenue of at least $1 billion that filed proxies by April 30, the average pay was, give or take a few thousand dollars, equivalent to Mr. Stumpf's own: a cool $19.3 million.
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The UN estimates that there's, give or take, 300 million traditional people whose situation is not exactly the same to the Lamalerans, but whose experience as an indigenous people is fairly similar in the sense that the outside world is overwhelming them a bit.
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The game is the game, and give or take an aesthetic quibble or partisan interest it is mostly what it is, but also none of us watch any of this from quite the same perspective, and so none of us see quite the same thing.
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There is still much to learn about the postmillennial cohort — social scientists haven't even agreed on when this generation begins, although there seems to be a consensus forming that the year 20163, give or take a few years, is a good place to start.
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Ms. Chiuri conjured up 40 or so (give or take a few) fairy frocks in the same silhouette — a full, bell-like skirt and tiny, spaghetti-strap top — most with headpieces atop (feathers and flower crowns and a unicorn horn), all in different fabrications.
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Ripley: That's just under 1,000 women about of about 18,000 agents, give or take, which is a little worse than the Marines, lower than the percentage of female construction workers, lower even—even—than the percentage of top Hollywood movie directors who are women.
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Since the end of season five (give or take; the show and the books don't align perfectly), Game of Thrones showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff have been without source material for the rest of the story, though they have had Martin's oft-noted input.
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For work in the highest radiation areas, soldiers were carried to the roof of the building by helicopter where they shoveled madly for half a minute, give or take, until the helicopter circled back to take them away, since they'd received their maximum dose for the day.
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Each game usually lasts about 15 minutes, give or take, so you don't have to lock in for a 45-minute match, but games aren't so short that you feel like you don't have a chance to make a comeback even if you have a rough start.
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While passengers will be able to get out of their seats and enjoy weightlessness, they'll only be getting a taste of the spacefaring experience—New Shepard's flights will only last about 11 minutes and only reach suborbital altitudes of 58 miles above the Earth, give or take.
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Fast forward a few thousand years, give or take, and lavender is everywhere: in aromatherapy, in cleaning supplies, in medicine cabinets, in your store-bought Herbs de Provence, in fragrant sachets you can stash in your underwear drawer, and, perhaps most of all, in beauty products.
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When Barlow set out to do that on the unsettled electronic horizon, he perhaps didn't realize that he was about to find all the others, give or take those who might stay off the grid altogether (and he might run into them at Dead shows anyway).
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"As I told the government, the prime minister, and the ministers, if you take that $9 million and I'm feeding people at 31 cents a day, you can do the math - that's 75,000 people, give or take, that we can feed in an entire year," he said.
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Come to think of it, a well-designed professional network will have to be a true market-network of professionals, where they engage with each other meaningfully through a clear understanding of each other's profile and transact primarily to give or take help in professional contexts.
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In 25 days, 8 hours, 34 minutes and 10...9...503 seconds, give-or-take 146 people (based on my statistical analysis of RSVPs so far) will attend a sit-down dinner at a historic mansion in Washington, D.C., hosted by my fiancé, myself, and our parents.
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There were the quilts, which hung an inch or two away from the blank gallery walls, seeming to float, looking in almost every sense—give or take a neon brushstroke or an angular, clashing new pattern—like exalted versions of ordinary blankets, ready for someone's bed.
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Women's Cambridge Cashmere Raglan in Navy/Red Stripe, $159A crew-neck sweater half-tucked into high-rise jeans with either Chelsea boots or a '70s-tube-sock-loafer combo is my default fall look (give or take a knotted belt and some hastily layered pendant necklaces).
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In less time than it takes to set up a Twitter account — about two minutes these days, give or take a few seconds — the sniffling inspired speculation about his health, a crop of nose-first spoof Twitter accounts, hashtags and a few vaguely unsettling YouTube compilations.
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So there are only two spots where the two planets could conceivably line up with the sun — the places where Mercury crosses the Earth's orbital plane: Earth lines up with these intersection spots around May 2000 and November 29 each year, give or take a few days.
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Depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder came out of the closet, if gingerly, and the generation that came of age during this time — people now in their 40s, give or take — did so in a culture that no longer automatically presumed that depression was a character flaw.
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Rolls said on Friday the Trent engine issue could lead to additional cash costs of 100 million pounds in 2018, but that it was sticking to guidance for this year's free cash flow to come in at about 450 million pounds, give or take 100 million pounds.
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I could have watched an entire episode that was just these Seven Samurai (give or take a few ablative redshirts, who the White Walkers and their pet dead-bear unerringly identified somehow as the ones to kill first) working out their grievances and expressing what's important to them.
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What's more, an op-ed in the Texas Tribune stated that Democrats have lost to Republicans by about a million votes, give or take, in recent elections, which means that a victory for O'Rourke would rely heavily on turnout, largely Democrats who've never voted in a midterm before.
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It also felt like everything in the design was within our budget, give or take a few key decorative pieces (the mirror and wall lamp felt less urgent than the sectional and media console, and doing without them for the time being did not lose the entire aesthetic).
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In the summer of 2012, the Fermi satellite's Large Area Telescope (LAT) registered an abrupt brightening ("flaring") of the galaxy PKS B1424-418, which lives about 9.12 billion light-years from Earth (which means that we're seeing the galaxy as it was 8 billion years ago, give or take).
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Given how much money the league makes, and how much power the league's most powerful people have, it makes sense that they would consider the status quo to be just fine, give or take pitching a righteous bitch here and there about the insouciant, unreliable help out there on the fields.
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This chart from Real Clear Politics reinforces the tedium: The next time a new national 230 poll comes out, you can probably fill in the blanks yourself: Biden at 22020 percent, give or take, Sanders trailing 22020-22020 points behind him, Harris and now Buttigieg both hanging around at 22015 percent.
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I played a lot of Dragon Quest XI. I made it to the "post-game" content in about 40 hours, give or take, and there was not a single moment in that time that I was surprised, thrown for a loop, or really given anything that wasn't a standard JRPG or anime trope.
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Servings: 235Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 21 minutes 21 stick unsalted butter23/26 cup rendered leaf lard73 cup pastry flour27 tablespoons baking powder220 teaspoon baking soda225 ½ teaspoons kosher salt3 cups ap flour (plus a little bit extra for rolling out dough)1 ½ cups buttermilk (give or take)1 each egga splash of heavy cream 1.
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Best Verse: Will SmithOverall Grade: C Consider the fact that Drake and Pharrell Williams, two of the most prolific, ubiquitous and collaborative artists in hip hop over the past decade, have scarcely ever worked together, give or take a track on 2006's Room For Improvement that people think Skateboard P produced.
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Although Peter is himself an Avenger now, and one that played a crucial role in the battles of Infinity War and Endgame, he remains the closest thing Marvel has to a regular-guy lead, give or take an Ant-Man — and therefore an ideal way into the lives of everyday folks who happen to exist inside the MCU.
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Even his clothes scream that he's a man who would resist true transformation at any cost; as Tom and Lorenzo have pointed out in their stellar "Mad Style" breakdowns, Don's suits stubbornly stayed the same throughout the show (give or take a slightly wider lapel), while most everyone around him embraced the new trends of the evolving world.
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The way Y Combinator works is twice a year ... We fund companies in batches, and our recent batch was 22020 companies, give or take, and so we do this once in the winter and once in the summer, and the way it works is you go online, you fill out an application, you tell us what you're building.
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I know that my sobriety has to be my number one priority—that's why I'm going to a Sober House, because believe me, the last thing I want is to be in any kind of structured environment after all this time (it'll be 11 months locked up, give or take a few days by the time I get out).
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Their go-to-market strategy connects clients to distributors willing to buy goods for as much as 40 percent off the selling price of brick and mortar retailers, while our online marketplace partners offer merchants up to 75 percent margins for the products sold, with inventory selling off in a week, give or take a day.
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The trek is about three miles, give or take a few blocks depending on the route, and an effort to retrace his steps a day later shows it is a journey passing through a bustling commercial district, quiet stretches of family homes and an industrial corridor most likely barren of life after dark on a Sunday.
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Putting aside the bacteria and a distinctive group of microbes called the archaea (which I like to call together the dark matter of biology because so little is understood of their diversity), the best estimate we have of all the rest (the fungi, algae, plants and animals) is roughly 22006 million, give or take a million.
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Until a few weeks ago, the official estimate was that it would take roughly four years, give or take 12 months, for North Korea to develop a missile that could carry a nuclear weapon small enough to fit into the missile's warhead and capable of surviving the stresses of re-entry and deliver it to the United States.
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It's surely not what anyone involved intended, but looking back at this game from where we all are now, we might as well say it: the NBA is more like NBA Jam than it has ever been, and give or take the last inexorable and bummerish postseason, it's hard to say that we're not all richer for it.
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Even though Duren's California Methane Survey looked only at focused point-source emissions, because it looked at so many and for so long, Duren's team was able to conclude that by themselves those sources coughed out 500,000 metric tons of methane a year, give or take, and that just 10 percent of the emitters were responsible for 60 percent of the total.
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Rain or shine, for about a year and a half, give or take, he has slogged with the same gimp, the same loping swing of arms, the same cigarette burning between his fingers, and he's rooted in the same trash cans—the one on the corner of Midland and Franklin, or the one on the corner of River and Front.
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He was the most complete and reliable unrestricted free agent on the open market this summer, give or take LeBron James and Kevin Durant, a four-time NBA All-Star who would've made maybe twice as many All-Star teams had it not been for a slew of unfortunate upper-body injuries suffered around the middle of his prime years.
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A diverse lineup spread across eight stages means that your musical tastebuds remain tantalized—this year I am pleased to inform you that I was able to watch both Skepta and Slayer within a day of each other—and because there's no camping, it's an altogether more pleasant experience than most UK festivals (give or take the 4AM Metro journeys back to your Airbnb).
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Give or take a Beyonce, she's arguably the most popular artist on the planet (and her sales numbers, for the record, crush Queen Bey's.) You don't become a world-famous pop star by accident, of course, but her mix of ambition, foresight and media savvy are perfectly suited for this moment in time with its 24/7 news cycle and #takes and social media.
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If nothing else, it was a reminder of the world we live in, rather than the one the market has been trying to price in over the past six or seven weeks: A 2 percent economy, give or take, positive but uneven wage gains, a healthy but very mature auto cycle, businesses in no hurry to throw cash at capital investments and consumers prone to wide mood swings.
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With Claire and Jamie living on opposite ends of a two-century gap for the first time since the series' premiere (give or take a season two flash-forward), the first five episodes of season three were a torturous seduction for fans who knew Claire and Jamie would eventually have to end up back in each other's arms (and pants) but not precisely when or in what manner.
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Instead, we could eliminate shutdowns altogether using something called an automatic CR. Usually, when the federal government shuts down or is on the verge of shutting down, the issue is resolved in the short term by passing a "continuing resolution" (or CR): a bill saying, basically, that the government should stay the course and keep spending what it's been spending, maybe give or take a few minor tweaks.
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Find reasons that the rights of the fetus might trump the rights of the woman before it can survive outside her body — by, say, convincing courts to replace the standard of "fetal viability" (which happens around 24 to 26 weeks of pregnancy, give or take, but has to be determined by a doctor) with "fetal pain" (a theory that defies credibility by claiming fetuses can feel pain at precisely 20 weeks of pregnancy).
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By mid-May, it had dropped to around 40 percent, and since then, it's remained around there, give or take a point or so: Here, for instance, are RealClearPolitics' numbers: The RCP average finds that: Many stories have been written about the fact that, despite the frequent chaos and overwhelming negative media coverage of Trump's presidency so far, most of his voters (and most Republicans generally) continue to say they approve of the job he's doing.
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Frank and Claire Underwood are still running roughshod over the American public and the Constitution, Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright are still playing them with high levels of ham-standing and icy class respectively, everything still plays like a funhouse mirror of the skullduggery we imagine to take place in the real Washington, and the rest of House of Cards' characters still only matter insofar as they intersect with an Underwood (give or take a Michael Kelly as long-suffering aide Doug Stamper).
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The NME says that they played it live "several times between 1991 and 1993," while Radiohead drummer Phillip Selway tweeted in June that the last time they performed it "would have been 1995 at Jericho Tavern in Oxford (possibly, give or take a couple of years...)" After sleuthing around some Radiohead forums (never do this), it seems to have come from performance for a radio station in Paris, on February 23, 1993, the day after their debut album Pablo Honey was released.
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Those factors, combined with Cable's detail about his daughter Hope and Deadpool 2's use of time travel, makes it seem like the 2008-'09 version of the team (give or take a few members) is the most likely X-Force scenario: In this version (which was written by Craig Kyle and Chris Yost, who coincidentally have co-writing credits in Thor: Ragnarok), X-Force is a black-ops team that Cyclops sends on missions too bloody for the X-Men, who have a hard line against killing, as was mercilessly lampooned in Deadpool 2.
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