Almost every one who has written of it seems to have indulged in mereguesswork.
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The exact amount is, at present, mereguesswork.
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Nor was Don Melville speaking by mereguesswork.
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An attempt would often be mereguesswork.
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This, however, was mereguesswork, which one of the many possibilities-andin especial change in the speed-rate-mightbelie.
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It's mereguesswork on your part.
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The outcome is mereguesswork.
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But this was mereguesswork-shootingat no more definite thing than a man's voice, and Lee having moved swiftly had little fear.
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By size and shape you can distinguish the men from the women; but beyond that is mereguesswork, be you never so expert.
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He didn't try even then to draw horse or man by mereguesswork; he went out and studied the subject at first hand.
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But of course that is mereguesswork, for I have not the least idea how fast even the best saw could cut through iron.
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This was mereguesswork, of course, and I took no notice of his taunts: did the brains that conceived the business deserve no payment?
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Yet Brett certainly spoke as though his cognisance of how matters stood betwixt herself and Tony were based on something more substantial than mereguesswork.
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"Most of the things we really know in life are mereguesswork," replied Lady Arabella sagely.