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Subject: est+ and time units
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When you use est+, what units are the ranges in?  For example, I did
1d-2d and then another which was 40:00 and got a very different result
than doing 5d instead of 40:00.  I also tried with use 40h-40h and 5d-5d
and 40:00-40:00.  Are ranges unit-less and I just have to be careful to
always use the same unit?