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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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Obama supported this limited intervention, but from the back of the crowd.
Then, from the back of the crowd, beer cans and bottles flew through the air.
"Wait a minute," a woman from the back of the crowd said.
Last year, the Mercury nominated folk star Laura Marling, could not be heard from the back of the crowd.
Brian and his mother are trying to listen to Jesus speak, but from the back of the crowd it's hard to hear.
"It's good that you came and even better if you stay," shouted one miner from the back of the crowd at Kolubara.
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Teenagers from the high school flirted in the end zone at the back of the crowd, and local shops hawked barbecue and ice cream from portable trailers.
You can't even see the back of the crowd.
The mist grazed across the backs of the crowd.
While she twirls and poses awkwardly for the approving crowd, she is spotted from the back of the theater by Traynor Peter Sarsgaardd), who casts a sinister gaze on her.
The crowd now beyond reclamation, Stevenson further floundered until a voice of encouragement could be heard from the back of the room.
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