Pretty close.

That's pretty close.

They look pretty close.

That's pretty close, all right.

That's a pretty close guess.

A little uglier. Pretty close.

Pretty close, but not always exactly.

They start off pretty close together.

29 is pretty close to 30.

So that's pretty close to the center.

He stays pretty close to that girl.

This is pretty close to intrinsic beauty.

He's standing pretty close to the equator.

She and her dad were pretty close.

They are clustering pretty close to the truth.

Well, actually 291 is pretty darn close to that

But I didn't say (Japanese). I said, (Japanese). Pretty close.

A number of these problems are pretty close to solved.

I joined Telco, made TATA trucks, pretty close to Pune.

But, most linguists say they're pretty close to each other.

Their projected surface brightness profiles look pretty close to ellipses.

Turns out, that's pretty close but that's not exactly true.

Of 100. Now it's looking pretty close to the population.

It's pretty close to what you said about him earlier.

Weren't you hitting it pretty close in the last test too?

Just say, well, you know, 42, that's pretty close to 40.

Well, you're pretty close. It's only about two miles from here.

Then we're getting pretty close to the slope of the tangent line.

That's pretty close, so let's say fifteen goes into seventy six five times.

So we can say, although not absolutely true, it's pretty close to being true.

This is pretty close to the minimum even though it's not quite the minimum.

So this is pretty close... to eight equally sized cubes, exept for this one.

So it seems we can get pretty close if we do 291 times 6

So I'll draw this something that's pretty close to a circle right over here.

Well three times eight gets you pretty close and three times nine is too big.

Not quite at the y axis, 1 25 .. of the y axis, but pretty close.

Open open open P close close close.

Although I think a Hummer is as pretty close as a car gets to pure consumption.

Our economies in the developed world have coasted along on something pretty close to full employment.

So we know from observation that it's pretty close to constant, and may be absolutely constant.

We're close... we're close.

We were close... Close?

So I actually want to use the largest fraction first, just so I can get pretty close.

I went with these numbers just because on Minard's map, these were pretty close to those numbers.

Again, as I promised, this isn't something you would directly translate into code, although it's pretty close.