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While the screenplay’s themes can be extrapolated to broader sociopolitical questions, it fails to impart any new insights beyond the basic notion that cardinals, they’re just like us.

Instead, he takes more of a show, don’t tell approach, giving his audience scientifically solid projections that can be extrapolated into actionable advice.

Since then, Trump has extrapolated that Democrats support so-called “after-birth abortion.”

Some commentators, abetted by the right-wing peanut gallery, may simply have extrapolated from indications that she was targeting price gouging, but that’s on them, not her.

Finally, the researchers extrapolated the measured values from the vegetables to the intake of these substances in the diet.