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If you fail to note down all the figures in a series of numbers, don't worry unduly. What really matters is the order of magnitude. If the treasurer says, "Revenues have gone up from $19,732.55 in 1979 to $21,033.41 in 1980, you will probably convey his message well enough if you translate it as "Revenues have increased by over a thousand in the past year."7
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