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Back-of-the-envelope calculation.
A back of the envelope calculation is a figure that was arrived at quickly or by using estimation--as if someone had grabbed the first scrap of paper they found and made a quick guess.
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Trade secrets Besides attacking clients' cellulite with her endermologie machine, Simon makes their bodies look lithe by spraying an extra layer of sunless tan on thighs, sides of the waist and backs of the arms.
Vitiligo is a common disorder of pigmentation that results in the widespread appearance of depigmented patches, notably around the mouth, anogenital area, eyelids, elbows, knees, and backs of the hands, due to an absence of melanocytes in these areas.
To make it easier to catch violators, buyers should be required to register their all-terrain vehicles when they buy them and to display license plates on the fronts and backs of the vehicles.
There is a clouding of motive here, and it tends to blur the repellent precision of the images — flies like pustules on the hats and backs of the townsmen, blood being squeezed from the thongs of the whip like water out of a mop.
You'll first see the fronts and backs of the cards and then answer questions about them.
If you suffer from swamp of the ass then the cooling fans located in the bottom and backs of the driver or passenger seat will surely keep your core temperature under control.
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But in the music industry, the guesswork and back-of-the-envelope calculations have already begun.
The i-Volution cases start at $70 and cover the front and back of the iPod.
Both the contoured straps and back of the pack are covered with cushioned, breathable mesh.
He is on the front and back of the official program.
The front and back of the new cars bear a resemblance to stylized jack-o'-lanterns.
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