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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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But that is a matter of individual preference, and to extrapolate from individually controversial projects to a clarion call to have the World Heritage status removed is not one, but several steps, too far. Stand up for a new Liverpool by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) The researchers said that phonological constancy, along with the complementary ability to differentiate words from similar-sounding words or non-words, "together serve as a solid foundation on which children rapidly build a vocabulary, and later extrapolate from spoken language to the world of reading. Kids as young as 19 months develop cross-dialect skill by Asian News International Along the way he demonstrates how to extrapolate from results to new or advanced problems and integrates control algorithms, rapid prototyping, C codes and visualization of the results. Electromechanical systems and devices by SciTech Book News			expose expose to expostulate about expound express express anger express to on expression expropriate expunge from expurgate from extend extend across extend credit extend over extend sympathy extend to extent extenuating circumstances extol as extoll the virtues of extort from extract from extracurricular activity extradite extrapolate from extreme extricate from exult exult at exult in eye eye candy eye for an eye eye of the hurricane eyeball eyeball to eyeball eyeball-to-eyeball eyebrow eyed eyeful eyelid eyes are bigger than belly eyes are out on stalks eyes like saucers eyes like two burnt holes in a blanket eyes pop out of head eyetooth face face away face doesn't fit			extraordinary treatment extraordinary treatment Extraordinary Verification Extraordinary wave Extraordinary wave Extraordinary wave Extraordinary wave extraordinary writ extraosseous Extraosseous Ewing Extraovarian Peritoneal Serous Papillary Carcinoma Extraparochial Extraperitoneal extraperitoneal cesarean section extraperitoneal fascia Extraperitoneal space Extraphysical extraphysiologic extraplacental Extraplan Profit extrapleural extrapleural fascia extrapleural fascia extrapleural fascia Extrapleural Lung Volume Reduction extrapleural pneumothorax extrapolate extrapolate extrapolate extrapolate extrapolate from extrapolated extrapolated extrapolated extrapolated boundary Extrapolated Endpoint Method Extrapolated Withdrawal-interval Estimator extrapolates extrapolates extrapolates extrapolating extrapolating extrapolating extrapolation extrapolation extrapolation extrapolation distance extrapolation ionization chamber extrapolation ionization chamber extrapolation ionization chamber extrapolation ionization chamber Extrapolation method Extrapolation method Extrapolation method Extrapolation methods Extrapolation methods Extrapolation methods extrapolations extrapolations extrapolations Extrapolations-To-Zero

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