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extrapolate from
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extrapolate something from something
to reason out the answer from the known facts. I cannot extrapolate what he meant from these notes. Can you extrapolate the annual total from the company's sales so far this year?


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I think it's old school and that may extrapolate into being abusive.
This is both good and bad news for online news sites in India and abroad, if we take these figures and extrapolate them to a larger population.
And from those, they can extrapolate the risk ultimately posed to rural schools whose continued existence depends upon an always delicate balance of pupil numbers and money.
 
 
 
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