what do these numbers represent in a woman's size? (ie 34-70-86)?
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I hope not unless she is a triangle.
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The numbers indicate the size of the bust, waist, and hips in inches.
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it's only 2 sizes less, 12 in womens = 10 in mens, I wear a 7-8 in womens and a 5-6 in mens
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weight? It depends on your height.\nDo this: \n(Weight in pounds)/\n((height in inches)x(height in inches))\nand multiply all that by 703.\nExample: I'm 5'2" (girl) and weigh 110 lbs. So I'd do (110/(62x62))x703= 20.1, ideal.\nIf you're a male:\n        * Underweight: less than 20 (<20)\n        * Ideal: greater than or equal to 20 but less than 25 (≥20 but <25)\n        * Overweight: greater than or equal to 25 but less than 30 (≥25 but <30)\n        * Obese: greater than or equal to 30 (≥30)\nIf you're a female:\n        * Underweight: less than 16 (<16)\n        * Ideal: greater than or equal to 16 but less than 25 (≥16 but <25)\n        * Overweight: greater than or equal to 25 but less than 30 (≥25 but <30)\n        * Obese: greater than or equal to 30 (≥30)
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I enjoy the most common bra size sold 34B\nBut really whatever size the woman that I love has.\nDon't change yourself and ruin what God gave you unless medically necessary.
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272\n\nThe digits 2,7 must be present in all numbers and the average number length equals 5 and you want symmetry in the 3rd digit(i.e 2,7,8,7,2). Also you want the first 3 digits to increase for each number; therefore the number is 272
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Actually 32 comes in both men and womens.  Men's pants generally come in width x length sizes such as 34"x36".  Womens usually come in even or odd numbers, depending on the store or the departments; juniors are odd like 0,1,3,5 and misses are even such as 2,4, or 6.  There are some brands (BKE, Silvers, ect) that do come in width by length sizes such as 32"x33".  I have long legs so I usually wear brands that come in sizes such as these.
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Target measurements really depend on you.  \n\nNot having ever seen you to judge, but going solely on the limited information being provided; if I were you, I'd aim for:  32-34 / 24-26 / 34-36.\n\nMeasurements change, and really anything in that range will be good.  However, being outside of that range isn't terrible either.  It just depends what you're going for.
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44.295017284638, more or less.\n\nNotice a pattern in the "answers" to your "question", Binky?
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Cloth chart sizes are weird, but don't you own any jeans?\n\n34 means that he has a 34 inch waist.  Most mens' pants are like this:  30 X 32.  Which means 30 inch waist, 32 inch length.  So whatever your waist size and leg length are - that would be your pant size in Men's pants.  But all women's jeans that I've seen also use this measuring style.  \n\nFor some reason women's pants also have their own measuring system like 10.  But same with Men's shirts - most shirts just have a number like 16, 17, 17.5 - but the real size is the chest width and arm length.  It's weird.
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well Dear Shwanta \n\nif we get  ' x '  as a number we are looking for so we have ;\n\n7x - 4 \n\nGood Luck darling.
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Females range usually between a size 5 and 7.  Males usually range between 8 and 9.  It really varies, though, so it's best not to generalize.
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.5024\n\nYou could just use a calculator.
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100-112 but check with your Dr. it depends on your bone structure\nthank you
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Having worked for a market research company. I can say with confidence it is usually the following.\n\n12 and under\n13-18\n19-24\n25-34\n35-50\n51-64\n65+
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numbers and which numbers vary from brand to brand, but they all have at least one number.\nThat one number is most likely to be a 1, 2, 3 or 4 (although it can also be anything from a zero to a 9). What do these numbers mean?\n\nNothing, really. These single-digit numbers are simply there for identification purposes. If the members of a foursome are all playing a Titleist NXT ball, for example, one might play a ball with the number "1," another a "2," the third a "3," and the fourth a "4." This will allow the members to keep track of which ball belongs to each player.\n\nThese numbers usually appear just below the branding of the ball's name. All the balls from the same sleeve will have the same ID number.\n\nA golf ball might also have a three-digit number on it, usually something in the 300s or 400s. If you notice such a number on a ball, this number is letting you know how many dimples are on the ball.\n\nAnother number that might appear on golf balls is the ball's compression rating. Until solid core balls drove the wound ball almost completely out of the market - beginning in the late 90s - compression rating was a big deal to golfers. A compression rating of 70 or 80 for a wound ball was regarded as an indicator that ball was a "ladies ball." A compression rating of 110 meant you had to swing very hard to make that ball work right (the he-man ball).\n\nWe know now that compression relates much more to feel than to distance. Solid, soft-core balls are a huge segment of the golf ball market now, and the compressions these day can be way down in the 30s or 40s (ranging up to 100 or so). When these low-compression balls first started appearing on the market, manufacturers felt there was still a stigma attached to low compression - i.e., that a low-compression ball would be viewed as a "ladies ball." And so numbers representing compression were dropped from most golf balls.\n\nYou'll still find them on some brands, however, and they are almost certain - these days - to be two digits.\n\nSo, to recap: A single-digit number is there for identification; a double-digit number most likely represents compression; a triple-digit number most likely represents the number of dimples.
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187\n3,7,18,42,56 "33"