"As the run goes on, the bites get tinier and tinier," she said.
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He is one of a growing number of researchers strapping ever-tinier backpacks onto ever-tinier creatures in order to study their behavior and movement.
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And that's where I, for one, want him: in the rearview mirror, growing tinier and tinier as we zoom, pedal to the metal, toward a saner, more dignified horizon.
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Yet that's the wonder of these pieces, this desolate resilience: The women are stuck sitting, walking, rocking in tinier and tinier pools of light until it seems like they can't go on.
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Some Germans react by fleeing into ever tinier Heile Welten.
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We're told the QB was like a handsomer, tinier Gronk.
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Kindergarten is clearly a battle on a much tinier scale.
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Theoretically, when you have more pixels you should be able to sit even closer to the screen because more pixels means tinier pixels, and tinier pixels means they're less visible to the naked eye.
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Ramallah has hipsters and a far tinier scene, as does Nazareth.
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COMPUTER BRAINS are tiny rectangles, becoming tinier with each new generation.
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Oh, and one of the tinier moons is also named Styx.
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The four other tinier moons each get their own themes, too.
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"It's an even tinier desk," Oberst said to a chuckling Boilen.
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It's tinier than ever, waterproof and can stick to basically anything.
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The trend toward more and better technology in tinier and tinier packages is why Hawking and friends believe they will one day get something useful out of a spacecraft that weighs as much as a postcard.
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Plus, they're easier to store away into hiding — perfect for tinier living.
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The whole package is a good deal tinier than the X-T3.
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The Kirin 980's not only tinier, but it's also more powerful.
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Plus, they're easier to store away into hiding—perfect for tinier living.
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The NichePhone-S is small — like, tinier than the iPhone 4 small.
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Sometimes the tinier the box, the more you can do with it.
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Writing will become a far tinier portion of web traffic than video.
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Yeah, there's some tinier — in Los Angeles, there's these teeny little bikes.
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If tinier screens hobbled Google's ad juggernaut, wait until the screens disappear.
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As small as the Palm looks, it feels even tinier in real life.
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It's like a much tinier Amazon Go store coming directly to your house.
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After that, it passes through a second membrane which has even tinier pores.
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The tinier a device is, the easier it is to forget it's there.
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So bots are making an already smaller playing field tinier for average consumers.
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With its much tinier size, a smart contact lens could avoid a great number of the social hurdles Google Glass initially faced; it just has the far more difficult challenge of building its tech into an object tinier than a penny.
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Now Intel has something even tinier—and potentially more useful—its new Compute Card.
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Regular coffee with a tiny bit of milk and a tinier bit of sugar.
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Deimos is even tinier, about 8 miles across, orbiting Mars once every 30 hours.
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Distantly related cousins will have tinier matching segments that require sophisticated methods to uncover.
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LIVING SMALL Tiny homes may be getting even tinier, but they aren't going away.
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Like Nintendo's handhelds that came before it, Switch is also ideal for much tinier experiences.
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Change UK has made an electoral pact with Renew, an even tinier pro-Remain party.
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She was hoisting a tiny baby wearing even tinier oversized pink glasses, and floral headphones.
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Over the years, Barbie continued to get a tinier waist, bigger breasts, and blonder hair.
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How, then, did Saturn end up with massive Titan and a multitude of tinier moons?
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The tinier dual-screen device called Surface Duo is a smartphone-computer hybrid running Android.
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The smaller the notch, the tinier the bezels, the bigger the screen-to-body ratio.
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It's the tinier pieces—2.5 micrometers or smaller—that can lodge deep in the lungs.
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Now that tiny object appears to have an even tinier moon, scientists announced on Tuesday.
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Next to Kinderhook is the even tinier village of Valatie, whose name presents another puzzle.
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It's also detailed so that it looks just like the one from the film — but tinier.
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In the time since, it's released the even tinier MacBook and a slimmed-down MacBook Pro.
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First, it's tinier, and vertically stacked, so it maintains a much smaller footprint than the Omega.
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At the time, T-Mobile was struggling, and Sprint was looking at absorbing the then-tinier carrier.
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It's a tinier version of the original Little Fish, which came out at this time last year.
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But now, the star of upcoming comedy "Night School" has turned his attention to much tinier houses.
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The greatest accomplishments in history are made up of thousands or millions of tinier achievements and setbacks.
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Orbiting the tiny asteroid was an even tinier moon, barely visible in the radar data shown here.
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A second, even tinier gallery has what the children might call early ancestors of the animated GIF.
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Her professor explained that corals, which are tiny animals, had even tinier plants living inside their cells.
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Now, Turner's name is back in the news because that tiny sentence got a whole lot tinier.
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Some producers even go tinier and add nanoplastics, which are in the range of millionths of millimeters.
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As diagnostic tests rely on ever-tinier amounts of blood, some scientists are striking a note of caution.
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But I'd argue that most people would still rather own the tinier, sturdier, and almost uncrashable Mavic Air.
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It looks just like a NES, only a lot tinier, and it comes with 30 games built in.
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Now, after 0003 years at the big-box retailer, he manages a much tinier storefront in San Francisco.
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And researchers think there are probably even tinier plastic bits swimming in the bottles that are nearly untraceable.
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After all, Amazon made up 1.3% of FedEx's overall revenue, and an even tinier part of its margins.
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Comparatively, the Tiny Desk is not even tinier than the other desks on the office floor, they say.
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New simulations explain how the ringed planet ended up with one giant moon that domineers its tinier siblings.
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First, pitch the pallino: It looks like a billiards cue ball and is tinier than a bocce ball.
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It has a 5.5-inch touchscreen, compared to the original's 6.2-inch display, and it's overall much tinier.
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The tinier the screen, however, the smaller the share of the global smartphone market, according to another analysis.
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Maintaining an entire house might push thriftier folks to buy tinier homes with smaller upkeep costs and utility bills.
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As they looked closer and closer, the researchers noticed much tinier changes, like nicks or irregularities in a lens.
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It maintains its cauldron-like shape, and it's likely going to be a tinier, cheaper counterpart to the original.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's efforts to boost its fertility rate have just entered a new dimension - a much tinier one.
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It might feel a bit lighter with a smaller phone like the 5.8-inch Galaxy S8 or tinier S993.
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And it's even tinier compared to the entire health care sector, which amounted to roughly 3.2 trillion in 2015.
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Vector, however, is solely dedicated to launching the industry's tinier probes, carrying up to a handful of spacecraft per flight.
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Serendipitously, that also permits tinier amounts of water to be detected, for moisture weakens short wavelengths more than long ones.
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A small, but growing, number of employers overall offer brokerage windows, and an even tinier portion of employees use them.
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You might recall the June oven: an appliance that's supposed to be smarter than your average oven and much tinier.
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A sepia-toned photo of the Prince Harry's hand dominates the photo, making baby Archie's grasping hand look even tinier.
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Certainly, the number of WCW wrestlers who crossed over into WWE is tiny, and the still-active ones tinier, still.
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For the tinier teams, losing is not necessarily a disaster; being blown out, on the other hand, could be devastating.
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I just think there's no getting around all the heat these components will produce in a now even tinier space.
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The neighbor told state investigators that Devonte looked "distorted," and his frame was "tinier than his head," with small shoulders.
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They downsized to a tinier home, stopped eating out so often and picked up side hustles, all to minimize spending.
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Trilobites Researchers say it is tinier than the smallest living bird, the bee hummingbird, and raises questions about bird evolution.
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Curiosity scientists developed a technique that enabled the rover to detect even tinier amounts of methane with its existing tools.
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But then IBM debuted an even tinier "computer" in February, a 1mm x 1mm chip with "several hundred thousand" transistors.
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Photobucket has been shuffled between new owners over the years and is now a far tinier company than it once was.
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In terms of specs, the Roku Express is essentially the old Roku 2 from 2013 but in a much tinier box.
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The lab has previously used this technology to create even tinier robots that can pull objects 2,000 times their own weight.
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In their cells, polyps house even tinier algae, which they rely on for food, to help fuel their extraordinary building projects.
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Tinier than Tonga and just three-fifths the area of New York City, it has long fretted about its congenital puniness.
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Coral polyps are tiny animals that act a bit like farmers, raising even tinier plants — algae — that supply them with food.
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Small comforts on their hospital beds, like the rolls of baby blankets printed with cheerful ducklings make them look even tinier.
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They can even reveal the tiny sacs carrying even tinier nuggets of information to cross over that gap to form memories.
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The two moons of Mars are small: Phobos is 17 miles wide; Deimos is even tinier, just 9 miles in diameter.
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Nearly one year ago, Jenner's older sister sported a similar, even tinier vintage Chanel two-piece that had the internet going wild.
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Nanoplastics are thousands of times tinier, with a diameter of less than 0.1 μm, and are also likely to be widely present.
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Imagine a tablet that can be folded into a smartphone that can be folded into something even tinier and more pocket-friendly.
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And microplastics don't degrade completely; instead, over time sunlight and ocean waves break them down into ever-tinier—ever-more-toxic—pieces.
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New hedge-fund launches are at the lowest point in a decade, as the biggest players continue to squeeze out tinier competitors.
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The endless child rearing-related expenses, forcing of tiny feet into even tinier shoes, and expectation of boundless emotional support and availability?
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These changes to spacetime wouldn't affect your life at all, since they'd be tinier than the individual protons and neutrons in atoms.
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Micro-bags have trended before in fashion, but styles like the Jacquemus Insta-famous Chiquito have taken it to new (tinier) levels.
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This beast couldn't be more dissimilar from Serkis's Gollum, from the "The Lord of the Rings" movies — a tinier, hairless, lizardly villain.
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To play, you'll need to snap off all of the individual chess pieces which then connect to the board using even tinier pegs.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory fires the world's largest laser at a tiny gold container with an even tinier pellet of nuclear fuel inside.
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Lessen his construction conundrums and woodwork woes with a magnetic wristband that can keep all of his tinier tool bits handy and secure.
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This design allows photographers to get those clear, crisp, and close-up shots from a distance and fit their lens in tinier spaces.
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Tinier details like flowers, eyes, and ears are sculpted from sheets of cake, before they get glued on with melted chocolate or marshmallows.
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Additionally, this would mean that every subpixel (or in this case, a tinier pixel) would be on whenever displaying a color or white.
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Having used the Show before, I was a little concerned the screen would be too small, but I actually preferred the tinier display.
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It's the outer ring of this pancake that ultimately becomes the splash as it thins and becomes a fine spray of tinier drops.
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Most of us here at MUNCHIES live in big cities with tiny apartments with even tinier kitchens and little-to-no storage space.
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Now, the Wisconsin Department of Administration has requested a reassessment of the costs and benefits to the state regarding the far-tinier facility.
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Sure, younger programmers can squeeze into tinier and more strained living situations, but that becomes harder for people who want to start families.
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The smaller the lizard, it turns out, the more powerful the feeding apparatus, possibly because the tinier creatures have to stoke a higher metabolism.
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It is, by any measure, a much, much smaller motor, with tinier fan blades, than one found in most blow dryers on the market.
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If the Apple Watch can have a smaller size to comfortably fit people with tinier frames, why not offer the same for an iPhone?
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And with the possibility of standing flights and even tinier plane toilets on the horizon, that cost may seem more and more worth it.
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It's wild that an adult Rapetosaurus would be about three times the size of an adult elephant, yet it's babies are so much tinier!
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Current techniques, including 3D printing, as innovative as it is, can't yet create the blood vessels and tinier capillaries needed in a circulatory system.
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It was Mr. Brexit himself, all the way down to his big hair and tiny hands and even tinier penis, and it was glorious.
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The unit, called the RoboBee X-Wing, is equipped with four tiny wings made of carbon fiber and polyester, and even tinier photovoltaic cells.
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Trilobites Tiny sensors with tinier legs, stamped out of silicon wafers, could one day soon help fix your cellphone battery or study your brain.
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As a result, the dating pool in rural areas is becoming ever tinier—a situation that encourages even more young people to move away.
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Even tinier than Toon Link Straight from the hit Nintendo Switch game, Link stands poised and ready for action, even if he is tiny.
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The lack of food causes red knot chicks to develop a smaller build and tinier bill, ahead of the bird's migratory journey to the tropics.
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Instead, its entire business model is centered around the small satellite revolution — a trend within the aerospace industry of spacecraft getting tinier instead of larger.
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Although the series' ratings and cultural presence are tinier than Bravo's empire, the shows have been bringing drama that Andy Cohen wishes he could deliver.
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But modder Rated-E Mods has taken it one step further beyond Nintendo's retro console revival, with the even tinier, Raspberry Pi-based SNES Micro.
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Uruguay helped Singapore and a handful of other nations create the Forum of Small States, meant to allow tinier U.N. members to amplify their messages.
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It's not the more formidable presents under the tree that thrill us on Christmas morning, it's the tinier ones spilling out of an oversized sock.
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Many experts worry that having tinier nukes makes them more usable, thereby increasing the chance of a skirmish turning into a full-blown nuclear war.
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The NYFW trend that won't die isn't necessarily tiny bags or tinier sunglasses: It's fashion media questioning whether we need Fashion Week in the first place.
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During fittings for a new film, she shared a glimpse of her teeny denim shorts and even tinier crop top that's giving us strong festival flashbacks.
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The curators' problem is how to ensure public engagement with coins which, though beautiful, are ultimately just small metal discs, with even tinier inscriptions and engravings.
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However, the initial mobile apps were modeled after websites – cramming a large amount of data fit for a web page on to a tinier mobile screen.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By the logic of the tiny house movement, a whimsical architectural response to the housing crisis, tinier is better, right?
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The video has Jenner flipping out at the fact that she managed to construct a tiny tee and an even tinier golf ball to sit on it.
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In a preview for the rest of the season, Teresa tells her daughters that "the tinier the better" your butt looks, which is all kinds of problematic.
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But we're still trying to wrap our heads around the company's latest creation: a laptop dock that lets you swap in even tinier Windows 10 PC modules.
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All photos: Adam Clark Estes / GizmodoIn recent years, set-top boxes have been shrinking down to tinier, cheaper packages with a growing list of fun new features.
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If you're going to present a giant-sized Pokémon card to the world, you might as well make it out out of 13,000 much tinier Pokémon cards.
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If all of this doesn't feel This Is Us-y enough, Black-ish also gave viewers tinier moments to cry at, which the Big Three excel at.
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These birds are too small to carry the weight of satellite transmitters, so Dr. Thorup and his colleagues fitted them with even tinier devices called geo-locators.
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The original $20203 iPhone SE had an even smaller 22020-inch screen, which appealed to people who preferred tinier phones and the design of the iPhone 230.
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She sent an email to the artist in question, Ben Garrison, who lives in even tinier Lakeside, 20 minutes away: I want you out of this gallery today.
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It's profound because the rock hero was a role denied the sexually androgynous, whose niche markets were even tinier and even less visible when they existed at all.
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Complete Raspberry Pi 3B+ Starter Kit and Course Bundle — $139.99 See Details The small but terrible VoCore2 may be tinier than a coin, but its capabilities are limitless.
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The very best on-ear headphones, however, can sound just as good as their huskier over-ear counterparts, while providing lightweight comfort like their tinier in-ear siblings.
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Most plungers have multiple metal screens to keep the grounds out of your coffee, including a large steel screen and a finer mesh screen to catch tinier particles.
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Wemo has a new smart plug out at CES 2020, the (aptly named) WiFi Smart Plug, which replaces the existing Wemo Mini plug with an even tinier design.
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Earlier in the week, Gigi was seen wearing a Sézane coat with matching bell bottom pants, a navy sweater, tinted sunglasses and a purse even tinier than her shades.
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Tiny adjustments to expected future growth rates, or even tinier adjustments to the discount rate being used, can result in large swings in the fair value of the stock.
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As Ranulf Fiennes, a British explorer, once said, people are still trying to cross the oceans "in ever tinier gin-bottles", claiming firsts that have no bearing on science.
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Justice Ginsburg's tiny frame and tinier voice actually seem a bit more robust this year than in recent terms, and her characteristically incisive command of the issues is undulled.
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Mathematicians have pinned down another technique, too, which consists of three-sided slices where each side matches the curve of the pizza's perimeter, like this: That technique can be extended (infinitely, in theory, though it'd be tricky to continue cutting tinier and tinier slices of za) by cutting those slices in half using the same curve: But rather than being satisfied with this solution, mathematicians refined the problem to make it trickier.
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The new drone is purportedly called the "Mavic Air," and looks to be a cross between DJI's ultra compact and foldable Mavic Pro and the even tinier, gesture-controlled Spark.
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Google's larger solution to the problem of hefty, slow-to-load apps, more recently, has been to cut them up into tinier pieces to speed up their installation and launch.
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In the South China Sea, China finds itself at odds with a number of South-East Asian countries, especially the Philippines and Vietnam, over even tinier islets, rocks and reefs.
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Harley Quinn, meanwhile, in a tiny T-shirt and tinier shorts, her multicolored hair in ponytails, is a frat boy's idea of what a feminist action heroine might look like.
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When the tinier of the duo reaches out to grab some from its bigger pal, the latter gets into defensive mode and uses its leg to block the youngling's advances.
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It follows similar moves by rivals Target, Kohl's, J.C. Penney and Macy's — scaling down the size of a store, moving other retailers inside or opening up a tinier location altogether.
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Then when she was six years old her voice began to disappear altogether, like the little white dot when you turn off an old-fashioned TV set—tiny, tinier, gone.
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My stretch of sand, on the island of Nantucket, in the tiny village of Siasconset, next to an even tinier cluster of old cod fishing shacks, has some unattractive features.
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If you don't need the extra bass and want an even tinier 7-inch speaker, the XSound Go ($33) is similar and also puts out clean audio for its size.
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Ikea says it ultimately plans to roll out more than a dozen small-format shops nationwide to reach city dwellers looking for kitchen accessories, furniture and organizational tools for tinier homes.
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T-Mobile is gearing up to launch a free mobile TV streaming service — but it's going to be far tinier than the original report at Cheddar might have made you think.
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There are now 11 U.S. listed ETFs that charge a minuscule 0.04 percent net expense ratio and there are five charging an even tinier 0.03 percent, according to CFRA's Todd Rosenbluth.
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With PCM, the volume of material used to make it shrinks along with the size of each cell, which makes it possible to keep adding cells in an even tinier space.
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Their main logo, three large yellow Zs, have tinier letters inside for each brother's first initial, likely leaving many scratching their head to figure out what "MFN" was an acronym for.
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The boy's face is is composed of tinier comic-character faces; the piece's background is composed of speech bubbles; the boy's dress made of small vignettes of army men in combat.
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The upper layer of the walls with the tinier stones was weak, more easily breached, and the walls were broken down again and again by brigands until the place was abandoned.
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She did one of those star-studded 214-stories-in-one rom-coms (New Years Eve), August: Osage County with Meryl Streep, and some tinier movies you probably haven't heard of.
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The device creates a "hybrid" between cloud and physical storage, because at heart it's in fact a miniaturized home server, a tinier version of a massive Dell or IBM rack computer.
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Instead of designing even tinier seats, the company has revealed plans to create swappable modules that turn a plane's cargo hold into spacious flying dorm rooms packed full of comfy-looking beds.
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The Electron is just 55 feet high, making it much tinier than other commercial orbital vehicles like SpaceX's Falcon 9 or the United Launch Alliance's Atlas V, which tower above 200 feet.
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Bertish, a big-wave surfer and sailing enthusiast, worked with naval architect Phil Morrison to create a custom-built 20-foot vessel with a tiny cabin and an even tinier sleeping berth.
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A giant, violet horse wipes the sleep from his eyes and walks through the night, as tinier creatures gallop around his ankles, gearing up for the night ahead or tucking themselves away.
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Last year Intel gave up the lead in creating ever-tinier transistors on chips, the pattern observed by the Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that drives down computing and data storage costs.
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This sometimes surreal, always grungy hardboiled detective story pulls from palettes I've only seen in much tinier independent games or else from the world beyond games: Stark, yet hopeful conversations about addiction.
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The Blue Yeti has long been one of the most popular (and capable) home mics, and it now has a tinier, powerful cousin with a name like a killer Slurpee flavor: Blue Raspberry.
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It was a delicate operation that had become a daily routine — extracting ever tinier doses of the antidepressant she had taken for three years, on and off, and was desperately trying to quit.
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Proving that pint-sized rovers can work on the Moon could open up lunar exploration to other groups, as tinier robots are cheaper to build, easier to make, and lighten loads for rockets.
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But at Valentino's spring 2017 show (designer Pierpaolo Piccioli's first solo collection since his partner, Maria Grazia Chiuri, departed for Dior), the micro carryalls (or rather, carrynone's) were tinier than we've seen yet.
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Within six hours, billions of particles that were 250nm (that's about 0.00025 mm) were found throughout the scallops' intestines, while even tinier pieces measuring 20nm were lodged in the mollusks' kidneys and gills.
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It's also tinier than the screen on the last phone that Palm ever shipped — the Pre 3 — back it was still owned by HP. There's only one side button visible on this thing.
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Bigelow has proposed attaching a B330 to the International Space Station, similar to what the company did with its BEAM module, a much tinier experimental habitat that launched to the ISS in 2016.
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As these pictures are, given the book's small format, tinier than is typical, my suspicion here is that Judd himself, who didn't like seeing his work diminished, might have objected to such thumbnail illustrations.
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One main cause for concern was the company's stumble in establishing a new process for producing tinier transistors on chips, a pattern of miniaturization that regularly lowers the cost of computing and storing data.
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The lone county-operated bus takes nearly three hours to get to Fresno, making 16 stops at even tinier locales like Raisin City (population 380) before turning around four hours later and heading back.
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And the units are only getting tinier: Thousands of so-called micro-apartments, smaller than 200 square feet, are expected to be built by 2020, according to JLL, a global real estate services firm.
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This isn't a big deal for tinier groups built on a close-knit community — something that Facebook has tried to promote recently — but it does matter for pages who want to build a member base.
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It sounds like part of the impetus for this change is because Sony plans to release a phone with a taller screen, potentially adopting an 18:9 aspect ratio, and tinier bezels like its competition.
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Although they have grown quickly, they are still a small fraction of the $124 billion in overall deposits on Goldman's balance sheet and an even tinier fraction of deposits at banks with sprawling branch networks.
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Yet India has actually done more over the past four years to make it easy to do business than any country except tiny Djibouti and even tinier Brunei, a review of World Bank data shows.
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The contract chip manufacturer TSMC is making the chip on its tiny 7 mm N7 manufacturing process, the most advanced technology for etching transistors into silicon that are many times tinier than a human hair.
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The newly announced Echo Show 8 is the mid-sized missing piece to the Echo Show lineup, which now also includes the original 10″ device and the more recent, tinier and cheaper Echo Show 5.
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As the ferry crawled from the port town of Anacortes to tinier-than-tiny Lopez Island, the land masses grew increasingly verdant and became draped in swooping clouds, as if we were sailing into a dream.
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Like similar clips from the other side of the Pacific, the videos document a man of indeterminate size preparing meals much tinier than himself, in this case, mostly Western fare like hamburgers, chili dogs and pizza.
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In a games field where players mostly tried to fight the invaders and save the cities, this game let players embrace the low-res fantasy of running amuck, by playing tiny Godzilla in a tinier world.
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But in the context of the so-called rational numbers, which include fractions, 23 loses its prime identity and gains versatility, able to be divided into ever tinier slivers, like a cake at a dieters' convention.
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Because solar modules represent only a fraction of the cost of a solar farm, and an even tinier share of the cost of rooftop solar, the impacts of Trump's tariffs on project costs will be muted.
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Tiny Arcades, brought to life by Super Impulse in its line of World's Smallest products, are pocket-sized arcade cabinets featuring equally miniature versions of classic arcade games complete with tiny joysticks and even tinier buttons.
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I felt certain the Session's tinier size was perfect for me when I reviewed the Hero 43 Session, but the Hero 5 Black's touchscreen, higher-resolution still photos and slightly higher frame rates give it an edge.
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Space obliterates any and all meaning in our lives with its vastness, but that same vastness also allows us to believe our tiny planet and even tinier bodies mean something, because they're all we've got out there.
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One person vividly recounted the day the mattress was shipped to them in a tinier-than-expected, extremely heavy box, while another admitted he threw away his still OK Sealy Posturepedic to exchange it for a Casper.
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I saw how tiny the ship looked and the even tinier landing area, along with the massive wake and the menacing stern of the aircraft carrier that would kill me if I got just a smidge too low.
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It could very well be an engineering problem squeezing in 25.6K recording into a camera body that's so small, but if Sony can cram 503K into its even tinier RX250 IV, Olympus should be able to as well.
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The 47-year-old mom of three (with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale) showed off the fact that she's Benjamin Button-ing through life with her teeny top and even tinier pair of denim short shorts (by One X Oneteaspoon).
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Microsoft just released the smaller Surface Go earlier this year, and there were also leaks of an even tinier dual-screen device, but the event today appears to be focused on refreshes of the current full-sized Surface laptops.
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Imagine a tiny, tiny robotic system covered over by even tinier biomolecular arms (flagella) working cooperatively as a "bacterial surface" to move the biobot from place to place, and then, just as importantly, imagine an algorithm that can steer the thing.
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The advances in OLED technology have made it possible to have a phone with a display that folds, and one day, when the screens get even thinner and chips even tinier, we might have something like Westworld's super-sexy phonetablet thingies.
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The Fitbit Ace is basically an adapted version of the Fitbit Alta, with a smaller, adjustable band to fit tinier wrists and a revised software to remove data that may not be as relevant to younger users, such as calories burned.
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As you'd expect from a tiny phone with an even tinier 3.3-inch display, the Palm's 800 mAh battery is quite minuscule as well, which gives it about 50 to 70 percent shorter battery life compared to most "normal" phones.
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You may see a roughly zig-zag shape, but when you zoom in, you realize those zig-zags are made of hundreds of smaller zig-zags, which are themselves made of even tinier ones—and so on and so on forever.
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Supporters of the land swap say a road edging bird-rich Kinzarof Lagoon would give residents of King Cove, an Aleut village of about 1,000 people, emergency access to an all-weather airstrip at the tinier village of Cold Bay.
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Cheer focuses on a competitive sport that fuses turgid, erotic tribalism with the body-breaking violence of muscular humans flinging tinier, lighter humans into the air and then catching them — callused hands atop thickly taped wrists, clawing into triceps and ankles.
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Bogoslof is one of the tinier specks of land in the Aleutian Islands, but the bit above ground isn't our concern—the vent that blew those bubbles is just off the island's coast, submerged in maybe 100 feet of water.
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Offering up a cuter, tinier version of the same character in the credits is an emotional salve to heal up the wounds caused by Groot's death before anyone leaves their seats, whether it's a son, a clone, or just a great merchandising opportunity.
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But each time transistors shrank, and the chips made out of them became faster and more capable, the market for them grew, allowing the makers to recoup their R&D costs and reinvest in yet more research to make their products still tinier.
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He showed off crossovers, no-looks, step-backs, finger-rolls, deep-threes, and vicious swats of much tinier boys (who surely deserved a hot dog and an orange pop for the rejections), and even aced the bottle throwing thing that's all the rage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists are marveling over the exquisitely preserved skull of what appears to be the smallest-known bird - tinier than any hummingbird - encased in 99-million-year-old amber and boasting many odd traits including jaws studded with numerous puny teeth.
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Conservators need specialized hardware: An average day working at the intersection of art and science means wielding tiny paintbrushes and even tinier surgical instruments, looking through microscopes and infrared cameras, mixing paints and solvents, switching on vacuum tables or 3D scanners, or sometimes, even lasers.
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Starting in second grade, I rode the bus an hour each morning across town to the "best" public school my town had to offer, Kingsley Elementary, where I was among the tiny number of working-class children and the even tinier number of black children.
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Although there were moments when his ability to maintain his composure was heroic, there were as many or more when he grew flustered, reddened, sputtered and resorted to insult, looking tinier than I thought that a man who stands well over 6 feet tall could.
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This is what's left to do: ironing out ever-tinier kinks, flaws so small only a laser could detect them; smoothing the passage of cars around the track, of fans into the grandstands—the data-driven striving by endless decreasing increments towards an idealized, frictionless future.
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That's where Sling is clutch: It offers two bottom-tier packages with different clusters of channels, both just $44.993 each (with even tinier add-on clusters for an extra $5) — which makes it the best combo of budget, user-friendliness, and customization that we've seen as of late.
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Although she went through a brief glamour puss phase while on tour with Tony Bennett, after breaking up with her longtime fiancé Taylor Kinney, the singer appears to be turning over a new style leaf, a leaf composed exclusively out of tiny crop tops and even tinier short shorts.
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Atlanta is razor-hot right now, so I blast the air-conditioner in my office for pretend winter, snuggle under a blanket with my cat, Dexter, and make sure the reading lamp is on high, because for some crazy reason the words on the page look tinier without light.
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This time she didn't charm us with her usual song stylings, but with her endless glee — and series of progressively tinier hats — as she greeted a string of stage stars, all of whom she seemed to be as awed by and excited to interact with as any diehard musical fan would.
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The real highlight of the design is the notch: its predecessor, the OnePlus 6, had a notch that took up about a third of the top of the screen; the OnePlus 6T on the other hand has a much tinier notch, really just drooping down to wrap around the front-facing camera.
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In Goemon's Great Adventure, the second Mystical Ninja game on the N13, they must have decided the hula hoops were just getting too distracting, letting an even bigger demon in an even tinier banana hammock soak up the spotlight while you decide if this is the game you want to keep playing. 7.
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This is pretty much the same argument used by Rihanna in her Savage x Fenty line, and expressed in her Amazon-streamed lingerie spectacular last September, which featured dancers, models and celebrities of all sizes and skin tones gyrating in a variety of ever tinier underthings and high heels — by their own choice.
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It is also implied that E.T. has a family of his own, as he looks longingly into a tiny orb that glows with the holograms of a tinier ET. At one point, Elliott's unnamed children and E.T. fly past a full moon on bicycles, but this time it's for fun and not to escape bad guys.
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As suspicions against Mr. Feit mounted, the Roman Catholic Church moved him to a monastery in the tiny Missouri town of Ava, and from there to a home for troubled priests in tinier Jemez Springs, N.M. Ms. Garza's relatives never gave up, and the investigators in the case kept the pressure on — even as time passed, memories faded, and witnesses aged and died.
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Even more so when the dish is served the way it is at Daw Yee Myanmar Corner in Silver Lake: the pile of spinach-like fermented tea leaves is in the middle of the plate surrounded with tinier piles of minced cabbage, gently steamed yellow corn, diced tomatoes, fried yellow lentils and butter beans, fried bits of garlic, roasted peanuts.
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I can always tell when Donald's about to fire someone, because his azure eyes get even tinier and his jowls start to flap like pillowcases in a hurricane, and I get a sensual tingling that's usually reserved for Karl Rove, Mr. Magoo, and my second husband, Gary, who perished of an unknown virus, shortly after relishing a Cobb salad I'd prepared for him.
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