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Meanings of crunch the numbers in English

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Usage of crunch the numbers in English
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At Associated Newspapers, home of Mail Online, eight data analysts crunch the numbers.
Wired
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How you " crunch the numbers" depends on how you collect the results.
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Then airlines' proprietary algorithms crunch the numbers and come up with that perfecto overbooking balance.
Wired
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I have a couple of things I need you to crunch the numbers on later.
Soon I will be invincible
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There is no charitable way to crunch the numbers.
The Guardian
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And then they go off and crunch the numbers.
The new yorker
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Now they'll crunch the numbers to discover if they've hit on the Esperanto of AVs.
Wired
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It's only a matter of time before the relevant intersecting data-sets are used to crunch the numbers.
Wired
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At the site GreatSchools.org, parents can crunch the numbers to discover which schools may be a good fit.
Reuters
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But crunch the numbers, and that's actually about as many people who bought a ticket to Apollo 13.
The Guardian
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Now is the time to crunch the numbers on your rewards program to see if it's still worthwhile.
News.com.au
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Depending on how you crunch the numbers, it is either the biggest or second biggest on the planet.
BBC
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Here's how to crunch the numbers.
Wired
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With costs set to rise -and a potential diesel shortage on the horizon -we've decided to crunch the numbers.
The South African
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With mixed messages on budget spending scope this week, Irish Times Business Editor Cliff Taylor joins Ciarán Hancock to crunch the numbers.
The Irish Times
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But any way you crunch the numbers, the world's best dogfighter has also been one of the most expensive operational warplanes ever.
Wired
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