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Second, it is not clear how the data was interpolated.

How the data in between was gathered or interpolated, is not clear.

We are talking about interpolating the past into the future."

Now and again he interpolated a searching little question, but not frequently.

A first thought might be to interpolate between the existing points, but that turns out to have two problems.

Many existing songs that had nothing to do with the story were interpolated.

He then proceeded to read and to interpolate comments of his own after every name.

Their year is thirty years long; I forgot to interpolate.

There are a number of ways to interpolate them.

The production took some liberties, including interpolating music from other Sullivan works.

Under the spell of emotion, he allowed himself to interpolate a word or two.

The subject is interpolated into a work that includes sexuality as a reality.

This house number is interpolated from a range assigned to that road segment.

Critics also questioned the practice of interpolating songs from other shows.

The virus became, he said mildly, "interpolated with economic and political concerns."

The most crucial thing is the choice of interpolating and testing functions.

The curve follows (but does not necessarily interpolate) the points.

That speech, therefore, could not have been simply interpolated into E's original account.

"Except taking services in your parish church," the interviewer interpolated.

This sequence is danced to unfamiliar music, interpolated into the first act.

There is no reason why the mention of the praetor should have been interpolated.

Some of the music is interpolated from songs that were played in the concentration camps.

"Thanking you all the same, I will not interpolate myself.

He points to the problem circuits to interpolate to periods for which there are no sources.