Scaling an image refers to making it bigger or smaller.
Scaling a graph refers to finding axes that will neatly cover the current data.
Scale also means a ballpark estimate of the size of a problem.
Scale also refers to flake-like insects that attach themselves to the bark of plants in computer offices.
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