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1. There's more to accountancy than just number crunching.

2. The computer does most of the number crunching.

3. This computer has a separate CPU just for number crunching.

4. Despite his off-course number crunching, he was, in the main, a feel player, not a technician.

5. With all this additional number crunching ability, regular renderings get done quicker.

6. You have to do a bit of number crunching to realize exactly how high a $5.5 billion annual deficit seemed then.

7. Jonathan is very good at number crunching and he has a knack of delving into numbers to read between the lines.

8. A computationally intensive number crunching workload will not use the Java heap in the same way as a highly transactional customer-facing interface.

9. Students need to know the potential of number crunching, as well as its limitations.

10. While number crunching and bean counting has certainly not fallen out of style in recent memory, the economic fallout of the past few years has placed renewed focus on financial regulation.

11. This involves a lot of number crunching from "official" sources, including government websites, the World Health Organization, and The Economist, to name but a few.

12. A long-running job -- say,[http://sentencedict.com] number crunching or a large compilation -- is perfect to place in the background.

13. But, after further number crunching, that prediction was later retracted.

14. I can find Frieze invaluable for capturing graphical output from number crunching software.

15. I'll show you what I mean. Here, let's get number crunching...

16. Just flip up the top as you would open your car's trunk, and there you have a keypad to do so quick number crunching.

17. Massive increases in storage and computing power, some of it available via cloud computing, make number crunching possible at very large scale and at declining cost.

18. International Living uses statistics from a number of official government, non-profit, and media sources for much of the number crunching.

19. The movie "21" offers the appealing notion that success is just a matter of number crunching and calculation.

20. No sooner had high-powered barrister and mother of three Cherie Booth, 45, announced that she was expecting a fourth child in May than the number crunching began.

21. But in Atlanta earlier this month, the annual meeting of the American Economic Association was home to more soul-searching than number crunching.

22. Wall Street's new products are so complicated and interdependent that only the advanced number crunching of the quants can untangle the risks involved; without it, the market crushes you.

23. Facebook's claim to speak to the basic human need to "connect," combined with the company's number crunching and shiny new graphs, certainly seems scientific and all-encompassing.