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2026-10-17

Back of the envelope. It became a date.

Corporate Lingo Daily
Corporate Lingo Daily@DavidC
Forty teams, a day each, one engineer: eight weeks. The meeting trimmed it to four and called it a plan. 123

References

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    Cambridge Dictionary, on the back of an envelope

    dictionary.cambridge.org

  2. 2
    Wiktionary, back-of-the-envelope

    en.wiktionary.org

  3. 3
    Wikipedia, Back-of-the-envelope calculation

    en.wikipedia.org

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