Grab lower right corner of chart and re-size it until it is an approximate square.
In a letter to the information commissioner, Ipsa said: "Primarily, a trial of extracting and redacting receipts and invoices for the purposes of publication showed that the cost would be in excess of £1m for additional staffing and IT costs alone, compared to the approximate £250,000 cost under the chosen model".
A special system of counting was this year adopted by the officials, by which they were enabled to arrive at the exact number of the "extra" correspondence, whereas in previous years the estimate was only approximate, though no doubt sufficiently accurate for all practical purposes.
All of this because of heroin!" It's hard to tell how much irony is at work here; my bad German and her approximate English don't always quite meet in the middle.
But the task of measuring the approximate happiness of individuals and countries can be achieved; it is being achieved, and will go on being achieved, in better and better ways.
This is the approximate equivalent of an Olympic gold in life skills at Westminster.
All she had was a name, Guido, and an approximate birth date.
Characters reveal themselves through dialogue, but dialogue is not necessarily a verbatim reproduction of everyday speech, even though it might approximate to it.
To foil keyword filters, Mr Xia replaces sensitive words such as "freedom" and "elections" with uncommon or approximate synonyms, or descriptive phrases.
Information about what is happening in an economy is approximate and always out of date; and changes in taxes and spending often take a long and unpredictable amount of time to take effect.
The press is an essential ingredient of scandal and the media's preoccupations only ever approximate those of the public.
