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For example, in the problem 6 3, the quotient would be 2.

That was probably because of her body's high luck quotient.

Here you will find the great steak quotient and much more.

A little bit, now and again, can create a small quotient of wisdom.

They all go into the quotient of not hitting the ball hard.

After such an experience their support for live theater will be based only on the "star quotient."

We've got to pick up the pace on the learning quotient.

This human authority quotient is set by a number of factors.

Limited social programs, of course, also improve the freedom quotient.

In mathematics, the quotient is the end result of a division problem.

This means that there are also two possible choices for the quotient.

He was rated with an intelligence quotient of 142, an all time record on the show.

The fashion quotient comes in when there are going to be guests at home.

I finally moved, too, to a building with an unusually high quotient of wonderful people.

Along with excellence, the political quotient will have to be weighed.

And then there's the celebrity quotient, not to be ignored today.

The above closure properties hold for both left and right quotients.

Even the players suggest that fear is a major quotient in managing.

It also used to have a high quotient of really objectionable people - especially late at night.

The quotient of two odd functions is an even function.

Other manufacturers are also increasing their cool quotient on small cars.

But this year's festival also raised the quotient of local musicians to 92 percent.

The celebrity quotient turns too quickly, so it's hard to have someone develop enough of a history.

He once tested a 7-year-old Brooklyn boy with an intelligence quotient of 230.