They have a timeline, sort of, give or take a few decades.
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Give or take a few million, the math pretty much works out.
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The earth is 4,500,000,000 years old, give or take a few million.
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ET, landing at precisely the anticipated time, give or take a few seconds.
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The parlay pays $3,000; the props are $100, give or take a few bucks.
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That makes the real shortfall about $6 billion, give or take a few million.
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Next year's Rangers will mostly resemble this one's, give or take a few touchups.
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We're told their budget is around $75 million, give or take a few mil.
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If you ask us, it's the clothes (give or take a few other things, too).
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Everything is still exactly where it used to be (give or take a few pixels).
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Still, it can be yours for a mere $35 million, give or take a few.
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That's how they got 300,000 years (give or take a few tens of thousands of years).
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Arkham VR will be an hour long, give or take a few mistakes, when it launches.
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Give or take a few dozen volumes of geopolitical context, these are easy stories to tell.
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People's clothes, on the whole, aren't all that different, give or take a few shoulder pads.
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The combined wealth of the 215th Congress is $215 billion, give or take a few vacation homes.
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Give or take a few degrees, it is the air temperature around the cricket in degrees Fahrenheit.
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Give or take a few vice presidents, it's a rule that goes back to Rutherford B. Hayes.
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Since 1991, give or take a few coddled years, the millennial has been a fearsome thing to behold.
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These are the brightest minds in foreign policy who still call themselves Republicans, give or take a few names.
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Anyone who's serious about headphones knows that spending $349 (give or take a few cents) is kind of a given.
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I am, after all, a human being, and, as such, almost six feet tall, give or take a few inches.
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Plesiosaurs were large aquatic reptiles that lived between 200 and 65 million years ago, give or take a few million years.
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Wong told MUNCHIES that it usually takes about ten years—give or take a few—from seed development to commercial viability.
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From now until 246, millennials will maintain a hold, give or take a few percentage points, over a third of the electorate.
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It's about as accurate as an Apple Watch, give or take a few hundred steps (there's always a slight variation between fitness trackers).
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"We expect a flattish market, give or take a few points of growth depending on the overall market and product cycle," he wrote.
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Give or take a few minutes depending on location, the moon will start to move in front of the sun about 21840 a.m.
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Over the course of our first century, give or take a few years, we went from anti-Asian race riots to multiracial hockey riots.
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Two Pimm's Cups, six Cosmopolitans, two Mai Tais, two whiskey sours, four beers, and four shots of tequila, give or take a few sips.
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Slashed prices (men's and women's) on items that could (give or take a few seasons) be found in the pages of current fashion magazines.
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Assuming an eight-hour work day, that might look like 1,250 days, or, give or take a few weekends and holidays, around four years.
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That leaves three days, give or take a few hours, before the 2020 caucuses begin in Iowa, where Trump is on the Republican ballot.
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Geological records suggest that throughout the Holocene, the fault has produced such megaquakes roughly once every half-millennium, give or take a few hundred years.
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Version one of these bikes were relatively durable, but Foley said these new ones should last for several years — give or take a few component changes.
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The city of Niceville, Florida is the site of the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival and is home to roughly 12,000 people—give or take a few.
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For example, just like the Kardashians (give or take a few million), I'm a Californian, so my recommendations are for earthquakes, floods, fires, pandemics, and terrorism.
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Silvia also tells me that the machine's highest level is nine — that's the setting that pumps out air at -130 Fahrenheit, give or take a few degrees.
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It's been roughly 22011,22015,22001 minutes (give or take a few) since Rent premiered on Broadway, immediately electrifying the world and settling in for a 20043-year run.
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The consensus has her beating Donald Trump by about four percentage points in the popular vote and by about 100 electoral votes, give or take a few.
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When I went online Wednesday, the top price for that night's performance of "Hello, Dolly!" at several ticket resellers was $1,450, give or take a few dollars.
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In case you're wondering ... Ric Flair claims he's banged 10,000 women -- give or take a few -- and Wilt Chamberlin, of course, famously bragged his tally is 20,000 strong.
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Using the approach, people who could remember only a handful of numbers — seven is the norm, give or take a few — were trained to recall 80 to 90.
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The production clocks in at 20 minutes and 30 seconds (give or take a few seconds) and includes thousands of individual fireworks launching from barges on the river.
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It was business as usual at Sephora in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan Monday evening, give or take a few face masks not of the soothing mud variety.
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Kosta's system of rakija production doesn't differ much from his grandfather's, give or take a few instruments, specifically a gadget that helps Kosta read the potency of the brew.
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The universe seems so massive and ageless considering humans live for a hundred years (give or take a few years), and the universe is around 14 billion years old.
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Forty-two dollars in 1989 is the equivalent of $84 today, but somehow, give or take a few bucks, skateboards have stayed the same price, almost completely resisting inflation.
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In the nine years since Tesla's been selling electric cars, it's put roughly 230,000, give or take a few thousand, Roadster, Model S and Model X Teslas on the road.
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Your planetary ruler Venus will be in the partnerships sector of your chart as it transits intense, passionate Scorpio until January—give or take a few weeks during its retrograde.
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That's more or less it, give or take a few details, like the letters — each forgiving, raw, emotional and hectoring — that the son, Michael, sent to each parent before he died.
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According to several studies, 22016 percent to 26 percent of the global population is estimated to be left-handed — give or take a few bullpen specialists and the odd lefty place-kicker.
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The states where incomes fall shortest are Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho and Hawaii, all of them home to real per capita personal incomes of $36,000, give or take a few hundred dollars.
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This is science, so both of those numbers have a spread of possible answers, represented by the numbers in parentheses—think of the parentheses as me saying "give or take a few seconds" after saying "Danielle was born on February 17, 1980, at 3:14:15 pm ET." If you said Danielle was born the same day but at 3:15 ET, give or take a few minutes, we'd say our measurements were the same, but mine was more precise.
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So one theory said that modern humans brought their tool-making know-how with them to India when they first started leaving Africa around 125,000 years ago (give or take a few thousand years).
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All planets in our solar system orbit in a flat plane with respect to the sun (give or take a few degrees), but that plane is tilted six-degrees with respect to the sun.
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It's safe to assume that Credence/Aurelius is in his 20s and therefore born around 1900, give or take a few years, before we catch up with him in the 1927 of Fantastic Beasts.
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That, give or take a few billion, is how much Saudi Arabia has pumped into Egypt since 2013, when Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, then a general, toppled the country's first democratically elected—and Islamist—president.
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It may take a day to get there, give or take a few hours depending on the head- and tailwinds, but you can't say Australians don't know how to have a good time — and it shows.
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I covered 300 kilometers following the Danube Cycle Path, a bike trail that follows the Danube River through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and beyond, give or take a few wrong turns into forests and some freeway riding.
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The Leftovers After this week's episode of "The Leftovers," there are only two hours of TV time — give or take a few minutes — for creators Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta to reach some kind of resolution.
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It's a lesson I learned in another life, as a hockey writer, when all my data crunching helped me realize that almost all successful hockey pros were about 6-foot-1, give or take a few inches.
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Look for an in-oven temperature in the neighborhood of 150 or 152, then pull the bird, tent it with foil, and you'll have a perfect temperature a half-hour later, give or take a few minutes.
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She also pointed out that astronomers are excited about a side effect the authors presented with their paper: a new precision measurement of the Sun's distance from the galactic center: 26,490 light-years, give or take a few.
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Most of us can recite the lyrics to our favorite songs by heart, give or take a few lines, but it would seem ridiculous to expect even the most diehard music fan to remember several days' worth of music.
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I could also just write some assembly language code from scratch to do the same number outputting thing above, though what I'd write winds up being about the same thing as what the compiler delivers, give or take a few lines.
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The same group of subjects, give or take a few over the years, has been (re-)visited by a documentary crew multiple times in five decades that have passed since the first film, making a new documentary every seven years.
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Give or take a few dollars depending on the exact style you compare it to, both the vest and jacket are similarly priced to options from brands like Patagonia and The North Face, but are equally, if not more, sustainably made.
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Prince's fifth album, "1999" was apocalyptic, sexy, funky, funny, innovative, earthy, electronic, sly, righteous, euphoric and almost entirely — give or take a few vocals and a guitar solo — a one-man show by Prince Rogers Nelson on every instrument and vocal.
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Literally at noon, give or take a few minutes, we sent out a notice to advocates around the country that we were going to do an audio conference at 3 pm to talk about what we need to do to protect people.
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A more mature version of Thomas's endearing bundle of nerves from "Please Like Me," Nicholas quickly accepts the massive change in his life while starting a serious relationship with Alex (Adam Faison) that is largely conflict-free, give or take a few bumps.
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Among the 13 highest-paid chief executives at American companies with annual revenue of at least $1 billion that filed proxies by April 30, the average pay was, give or take a few thousand dollars, equivalent to Mr. Stumpf's own: a cool $19.3 million.
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There is still much to learn about the postmillennial cohort — social scientists haven't even agreed on when this generation begins, although there seems to be a consensus forming that the year 20163, give or take a few years, is a good place to start.
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Ms. Chiuri conjured up 40 or so (give or take a few) fairy frocks in the same silhouette — a full, bell-like skirt and tiny, spaghetti-strap top — most with headpieces atop (feathers and flower crowns and a unicorn horn), all in different fabrications.
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In less time than it takes to set up a Twitter account — about two minutes these days, give or take a few seconds — the sniffling inspired speculation about his health, a crop of nose-first spoof Twitter accounts, hashtags and a few vaguely unsettling YouTube compilations.
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So there are only two spots where the two planets could conceivably line up with the sun — the places where Mercury crosses the Earth's orbital plane: Earth lines up with these intersection spots around May 2000 and November 29 each year, give or take a few days.
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I could have watched an entire episode that was just these Seven Samurai (give or take a few ablative redshirts, who the White Walkers and their pet dead-bear unerringly identified somehow as the ones to kill first) working out their grievances and expressing what's important to them.
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It also felt like everything in the design was within our budget, give or take a few key decorative pieces (the mirror and wall lamp felt less urgent than the sectional and media console, and doing without them for the time being did not lose the entire aesthetic).
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I know that my sobriety has to be my number one priority—that's why I'm going to a Sober House, because believe me, the last thing I want is to be in any kind of structured environment after all this time (it'll be 11 months locked up, give or take a few days by the time I get out).
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The trek is about three miles, give or take a few blocks depending on the route, and an effort to retrace his steps a day later shows it is a journey passing through a bustling commercial district, quiet stretches of family homes and an industrial corridor most likely barren of life after dark on a Sunday.
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Instead, we could eliminate shutdowns altogether using something called an automatic CR. Usually, when the federal government shuts down or is on the verge of shutting down, the issue is resolved in the short term by passing a "continuing resolution" (or CR): a bill saying, basically, that the government should stay the course and keep spending what it's been spending, maybe give or take a few minor tweaks.
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Those factors, combined with Cable's detail about his daughter Hope and Deadpool 2's use of time travel, makes it seem like the 2008-'09 version of the team (give or take a few members) is the most likely X-Force scenario: In this version (which was written by Craig Kyle and Chris Yost, who coincidentally have co-writing credits in Thor: Ragnarok), X-Force is a black-ops team that Cyclops sends on missions too bloody for the X-Men, who have a hard line against killing, as was mercilessly lampooned in Deadpool 2.
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Austin is located at (38.742361°,-85.804583°). According to the 2010 census, Austin has a total area of , all land, give or take a few ponds and lakes.
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The Chief Executive Election Ordinance defines the time as 120 days, give or take a few days, (ensuring an election on Sunday rather than on a weekday), which made 10 July the date for the election, if one had been warranted by multiple candidature.
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Most of the events in The Cay follow the sinking of the Hato. Timothy later taught Phillip Enright to survive on his own. Approximately three months after the Hato's shipwreck, give or take a few days, another "tempis'" struck in July. Timothy let Phillip live by shielding him from the storm with his back.
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Gacy hugged Rhode before bursting into tears and saying, "I've been a bad boy. I killed thirty people, give or take a few." Gacy left Rhode and drove to Cram's home to meet with Cram and Rossi. As he drove along the expressway, the surveillance officers noted he was holding a rosary to his chin, praying while he drove.
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These days the Ohio estate is represented on a map by Ohio, Ohio North, Yalgoo, Yalgoolygum, Mirani, Marmindi, Petali and Miramoona. Together these subdivisions cover the same area, give or take a few hectares. Ohio and Yalgoolygum represent, for all intents and purposes, lifestyle choices. The family's own historian, Jillian Oppenheimer, lives at Ohio with her husband and fellow author Bruce Mitchell.
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The fictional character of Marie Rogers lives a life similar to Agnes Smedley's. While the novel is fiction, the content is predominantly autobiographical. In the 1987 republication, Alice Walker states in her foreword “... it is the true story (give or take a few minor changes, deletions, or embellishments) of one woman’s life. Marie Rogers of Daughter of Earth is Agnes Smedley” (2).
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Not everyone can relate to the specifics of Herb's struggle; the average person hasn't lost a forearm's worth of names to gun violence. With an open mind, though, it'd be hard for anyone to hear BLIK and miss Herb's desire to set a good example (give or take a few vices) for those around him. Herb illustrates a deeply human set of themes. The details within the story are what make it uniquely his.
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It was a quick recording done in my > home studio in Vancouver, but Bryan was able to turn this humble snippet > into a song." The song was mixed by Bob Clearmountain at his studio in Los Angeles. As stated by Vallance: "I was in Canada, Bryan was in Brazil, and Ben Dobie was in England. Give or take a few milliseconds, we were all hearing the mix "live", streaming on a dedicated, encrypted iTunes channel.
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The Accidental President: How 413 Lawyers, 9 Supreme Court Justices, and 5,963,110 Floridians (Give or Take a Few) Landed George W. Bush in the White House is a 2001 book by Newsweek writer David A. Kaplan. The book details the 2000 United States presidential election, focusing on the battle over the electoral votes of the state of Florida that culminated in the United States Supreme Court ruling in Bush v. Gore that awarded the votes, and thus the Presidency, to George W. Bush.
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Standard Oil also had the highest capitalization, totaling $26,000,000 (equivalent to $ in ). The history of American oil refining begins with Henry Morrison Flagler, and his business associate and friend, John D. Rockefeller, as they built the biggest, most prosperous and monopolizing oil empire of their time: Standard Oil. Standard Oil had the same principal owners that Rockefeller, Andrews and Flagler had, give or take a few business associates: one of whom was Rockefeller's brother, William. Standard Oil monopolized quickly and took America by storm.
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Eureka took place in a high tech fictional community of the same name, located in the U.S. state of Oregon (Washington in the pilot), and inhabited by brilliant scientists. Camouflaged by an electromagnetic shield, the town is operated by a corporation called Global Dynamics (GD), which is overseen by the United States Department of Defense. The town's existence and location are closely guarded secrets. In episode 1.8 ("Right as Raynes"), Carter and Eureka scientist Nathan Stark are able to drive to Summerville, Oregon within an hour, give or take a few minutes.
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In the 19th and early 20th centuries, prorogations in Canada lasted at least half of any given year. Parliament would typically be in session from February until June, give or take a few months, and would be prorogued for the remainder of the year, giving Members of Parliament the opportunity to spend a substantial amount of time in their home ridings. Only when vast amounts of legislation needed to be debated and passed during the Second World War did parliament begin to sit for longer sessions. This was followed by an expansion of the government's role in Canadian life through the 1950s and 1960s, requiring even shorter prorogations.
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Born in Karachi on August 26, 1958, Parekh was educated in Karachi. Having obtained MA and PhD degrees in Urdu from the University of Karachi, he worked for the Urdu Lughat Board or Urdu Dictionary Board, Karachi, as Chief Editor'KARACHI: 20th volume of Urdu Dictionary published' Dawn (newspaper), Published 6 July 2005, Retrieved 5 April 2019 from 2003 to 2007. Farman Fatehpuri, president of the Urdu Lughat Board, said in an interview, "The Urdu Lughat Board plans to publish 22 volumes containing 300,000 words, give or take a few hundred words." He praised Rauf Parekh for bringing out two volumes of the Urdu Lughat in two years.
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Unlike other chromosomes, Y chromosomes generally do not come in pairs. Every human male (excepting those with XYY syndrome) has only one copy of that chromosome. This means that there is not any chance variation of which copy is inherited, and also (for most of the chromosome) not any shuffling between copies by recombination; so, unlike autosomal haplotypes, there is effectively not any randomisation of the Y-chromosome haplotype between generations. A human male should largely share the same Y chromosome as his father, give or take a few mutations; thus Y chromosomes tend to pass largely intact from father to son, with a small but accumulating number of mutations that can serve to differentiate male lineages.
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The Truth about Lorin Jones and Truth and Consequences take us back to the problem of truth-telling, both in life and in art. A number of Lurie's characters are, like her, born in 1926, give or take a few years: Lorin Jones and Mary Ann/Miranda Fenn,Lorin Jones’s birth year is mentioned in Truth about Lorin Jones, p. 43 (Little, Brown hb edition), and she and Mary Ann are the same age. Janet Belle Smith (42 in Real People, 1969), Erica Tate (40 in 1969 and like Lurie a Radcliffe B.A.), Vinnie Miner (54 in Foreign Affairs, 1978, and like Lurie a professor of children's literature), and Wilkie Walker (70 in Last Resort, 1998).
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