It's a very small party in a very small state.
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The Flores hominins were very small, standing about 3 feet tall, and had very small brains.
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" Midfielder McCall Zerboni said the championship match would likely come down to "very small margins" and "very small details.
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And the administrative costs of offering very small loans to very small farmers, even those with collateral, are often prohibitive.
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"You're trying to optimize for a very small piece of real estate on a very small piece of glass," he said.
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That kid has a very small chance of effecting change, and is really risking a huge amount for that very small chance.
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"I do have confidence that the people who are committing these attacks are a very small minority with very small support," he said.
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Existing studies of the labor market impact of minimum wage hikes generally find very small effects on employment based on very small wage increases.
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"It's a very small lightweight fighter with very small engines which limits the thrust output, a very low internal fuel capacity which limits range, and a very small nose which limits the size and power of radar that you can fit," he told Reuters.
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A number of them did very small deals, and they did very small deals because no one was quite sure of how the market would be.
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"You are asking about one of the most successful lawyers in the country whose income is very small and owns a very small home," he said.
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While 270,000 people sounds like a lot, it's a very small portion of Facebook's user base, and would represent a very small portion of the potential U.S. electorate.
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"If the technology works, it has tremendous potential, but it's a very small set of agriculture because diamondback moths only affect a very small group of crops," Sparks said.
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"The bench is very small, and the potential pool of candidates is really very small," she said, noting that most modern presidents (if not Mr. Trump) have been governors or senators first.
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Remove from freezer and dice tuna into very small pieces.
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"Qatar is a very, very, very small issue," he said.
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You should end up with very small pieces of meat.
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But the amount that is considered adequate is very small.
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But ultimately a very small percentage of journalists do that.
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Again, we're talking about a very small minority of users.
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They bought it for a very small amount of money.
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Me. "His handwriting is very small and neat," said Frankel.
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She represents a very small radical base in the Bronx.
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And I think that the statutory directives are very small.
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Off the court, he is pitching a very small screen.
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Even 10 years ago, climbing was a very small sport.
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The cost is very small considering I have that hope.
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But right now, VR is also a very small market.
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It's called a needle, and it's already very, very small.
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The teen television word, it turns out, is very small.
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First, the deterrence impact of long sentences is very small.
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How about a drunk man near a very small piano?
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The jailbreak of the century involves two very small children.
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Kim Jong Un with a very small mouth is unsettling.
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Since we can't see them, they have to very small.
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But it only affects a very small number of people.
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Jennifer is very small and thin, even smaller than me.
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We are very small Company and we watch our reputation.
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Atlanta's very small so you get to know everyone quickly.
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"It's just a very small town," she said in 2009.
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"The world is a very, very small place," he said.
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But by a very small margin, they voted against it.
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"But I think it's a very small amount," he added.
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You take care of two very small children all day.
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What we see is variation by region is very small.
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Then the exit door turned out to be very small.
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"The entry point is very small," explains Dr. Bassam Harasha.
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They made a very small, political symbol out of it.
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I nervously took a very small sip and then waited.
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Convenience, in a very small package, at a reasonable price.
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Prince had it because he was very small in stature.
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Because there was a very small group involved in that.
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We are talking about a very small number of women.
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But Dolan stresses that the risk is still very small.
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Today, Furuflaten is still very small, with about 274 people.
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Only a very small number of people comment on articles.
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But it's still a very small portion of their spending.
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It is a very small amount, but alcohol is present.
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She could not help a very small exhalation of relief.
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The number is a very small percentage of overall staff.
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But there was a very small window where they existed.
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Only a very small amount is fake news and hoaxes.
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In many areas, changes are essentially flat or very small.
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These clients lived in a very small apartment in Manhattan.
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"It would be a very small number," Dr. Moreau said.
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But very small amounts of opioids can bring tremendous profits.
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"You see the island is very small now," he said.
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A lot can be contained in that very small print.
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Bristles may be better than wings for very small constructions.
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The Chinese eat very many dishes in very small portions.
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"The space makes you look very small," Mr. Cerrudo said.
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The vast majority are very small, under 8 years old.
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"Our deployment has been very, very small," Mr. Figueroa said.
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It runs from the very small to the very large.
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"This is a very small and subtle error," Williams said.
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I was 24 weeks pregnant, and I'm very small naturally.
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Next to English, Esperanto looks like a very small thing.
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It's not very big but it's not very small either.
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It's not very big but it's not very small either.
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If impeached, President Trump joins a very, very small club.
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We're only 7.2 percent, so it's a very small drop.
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So again the numbers moving have been very very small.
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The risk to these cities is however *very small* pic.twitter.
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Walk the "very small streets," is how he put it.
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It's about injuring your skin in a very small way.
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Muslims are very small minorities throughout Europe and North America.
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One passes through the Catacombs in very small simpatico groups.
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Let's have a very small, very simple vocabulary, monosyllabic words.
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There was a very small, tiny corner of Forbes itself.
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It's also very small in size compared to the price.
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A 2014 study from the University of Colorado Boulder found that ProComp had resulted in "very small" positive effects on students' math scores and "very small" negative effects on students' reading and writing scores.
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"It's taken a lot of work because the motorsport world is very small and, like in India, advertising budgets are very small compared to European ones," he said of his driver's road to Formula One.
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It's been chosen by arbiters who are of a very small segment of a very small ruling class which has always been white men, at least in modern Western culture, and paraded around the world.
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On a very small canvas, the card artists worked visual wonders.
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It's driven by very small numbers of extremely high-risk people.
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Every one of these "extant" species shares a very small planet.
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But most of these plants were very old and very small.
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A very small percentage of cats have a can-do attitude.
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The group is a very small group, maybe, five, maybe seven.
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Again, the Earth is very big and we are very small.
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But the actual size of the industry is still very small.
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Clear Creek makes very small quantities of an extraordinarily peated whiskey.
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It's very small and isolated and in the middle of nowhere.
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"We don't imagine this going to very small devices," says Belfiore.
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In very small parts, like if you see an antelope grazing.
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And the surfaces are covered with these very, very small crystals.
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We're a very small and very focused and very selective partnership.
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He had a very small crowd, I have to be honest.
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That is very small, a trillion times smaller than a proton.
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It's important to note that this was a very small study.
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"I want very small, family for sure, close friends," she said.
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So only a very small amount of the samples were collected.
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And LSD, in very small doses, seemed to offer precisely that.
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Pyongyang has a very small but modern airport with two terminals.
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At the time, it was still very small and very personal.
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The benefits of those are accruing to a very small few.
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We work with very small numbers and a fantastic artistic dimension.
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In that sense, they're still a very small and marginal group.
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In fact, it's for a very small, elite group of people.
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They are a very small supplier to one of our contractors.
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And since I was very small, I've needed to investigate things.
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You can feel very small if you're not a big name.
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Those fossils are in reality very small, under eight inches long.
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The chances of any one particular person going are very small.
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To start, the dose they started him on is very small.
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"Mine was a very small part of the story," he said.
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You start out very small and can potentially get very big.
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These variations are very small, only about one part in 100,000.
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And when you're talking about an atmosphere, oceans are very small.
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Power builds naturally and a driver can make very small modulations.
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These particles were very small, measuring around 200 micrometers in diameter.
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It packs a ton of pixels onto a very small screen.
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So, back on 2000/103, very small children on that day.
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There's only a very small elite who benefit from this paradigm.
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China and emerging markets contributed a very small proportion, Lee said.
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Peter: Uhhhhhhhh … for, like, cleaning very small crevices in precious jewelry?
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D.C. is very small, and the pageant community is even smaller.
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That all results in a very small effect on the economy.
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Portable washers typically hold only a very small load of laundry.
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Photosensitive epilepsy affects a very small percentage of those with epilepsy.
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"The toy business is going to be very small without them."
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"It's all about corruption among a very small elite," he said.
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"What happened yesterday was just a very small blip," Sielman said.
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That's five years spent remaking some very small pieces of paper.
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But unions now comprise a very small segment of the workforce.
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But these people are a very small percentage of the population.
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But that's a very small portion of the company's overall budget.
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The straw poll's sample is very small and clearly not scientific.
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Transportation has had its own life, on a very small scale.
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Philadelphia divisions are very small, and we're a city of neighborhoods.
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It also has a very small $26 million holding in Mondelez.
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Today it's a very small audience, cumbersome headsets, confusing business models.
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But that's how we're talking with these possibilities: very, very small.
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And it's true that even very small doses can be fatal.
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It's both a very small thing and a very great thing.
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The likelihood of us repeating those errors is hopefully very small.
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The area of interest is very small, and houses are few.
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It was a big political discussion in a very small room.
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We could try writing very small in some of the squares.
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Your world has been constricted to a very small living space.
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There's a very small amount of atmosphere at the ISS's altitude.
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Third, Israel's left is very small, and also feeling under siege.
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There's a small band-aid underneath covering a very small incision.
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One very small thing: You mentioned that the family was Asian.
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"Our range for the national team is very small," Zupancic said.
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"It has a very small-town, friendly vibe," Ms. Rohr said.
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"A very small fraction of those end in success," he added.
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"The harm is very small," said Mr. Mi, Sinogene's chief executive.
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These tend to be very small, very short clip-art icons.
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Narrator: In an Apple store, the price tags are very small.
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The income tax itself started out as a very small tax.
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" Writes Adaline: "We got the calf too – it was very small.
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"That could happen on a very small scale here," Beletsky said.
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This number helps put in perspective how very small we are.
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At first they considered a courthouse wedding or something very small.
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You guys are getting a very, very small slice of $303.
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First, the pool of female applicants was very small to start.
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I'm proud to be a part of that very small fraternity.
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And it's true, that's a very small number for a dessert.
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But again, we're talking about a very small number of interviews.
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So, talk ... Well, yes, it's a very small group of people.
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We had a very small budget and just worked at it!
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You end up with companies that don't make as much money if they had actually started including women because they're only marketing to a very small segment, a very small demographic that looks like them. Right.
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The result of this is a very small and fast machine that has fewer security issues than traditional operating systems (because you strip out so much from the operating system, the attack surface becomes very small, too).
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"More broadly, even though most craft breweries are not unionized, that is because the vast majority are very small businesses, and most very small businesses aren't unionized in the U.S," he wrote to MUNCHIES in an email.
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I go to a very small school—I think there's only about two hundred and fifty in my class, and almost everyone here has come from a very small town, where it's all very red, very Republican.
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JG: The sculptures for this show were made very small on purpose.
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I was sworn in in a very small group of 29 people.
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My first meal inside was lukewarm and the portions were very small.
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It can buy you a very small apartment in the Bay Area.
|
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Most of HBO's sprawling ensemble dramas have started out very, very small.
|
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That's a very small amount of data at a very low speed.
|
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But it might for influence a very small percentage of the electorate.
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We had a very small but mighty "Community" and it was cool.
|
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So I have thought about this on a very small, personal scale.
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Trade is a very small percentage with China of our overall economy.
|
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State media is their only (very small) window to the outside world.
|
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"My foundation is very small and self-funded right now," she explains.
|
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And the shifts in vote totals after the recounts were very small.
|
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This is a very small brand with not a ton of products.
|
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Abortion is a very small part of what the Supreme Court does.
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"Baseball, down here especially, is a very small, tight community," said Retherford.
|
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Most nontoxic glitter is made up of very small pieces of plastic.
|
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The chances of dying via an asteroid impact are very, very small.
|
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Very small steps like these can add up big, especially over time.
|
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They found very small negative effects on evicted residents' employment and earnings.
|
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Meanwhile, a very small subset will be able to afford the ZO2s.
|
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Apple says the issue affects "a very small percentage" of 2016 models.
|
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Also worrying, considering its high price, is its very small 43Wh battery.
|
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A very small handful do damage with their back to the basket.
|
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New Hampshire is a very small state, it's not representative at all.
|
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But these studies are very small, sometimes with 20 participants or fewer.
|
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And that turns into a big payday for some very small banks.
|
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"They're all of a very small niche," Crilly said of political bettors.
|
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He wanted a very small wedding and she wanted a huge one.
|
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From the outside, however, it looked like, well, a very small house.
|
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Madonna's music career started with a very small deal with Warner Bros.
|
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Compared to all of that, Trump University is very small fry indeed.
|
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Yes, but: Alternative energy remains a very small part of their business.
|
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I did see a small protest today when I came, very small.
|
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Some of Chicago's gang territories are very small, just a few blocks.
|
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Erect, it is four inches, which is not micro but very small.
|
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"Our natural psychology is small, very small, like a village," Dunbar said.
|
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Obviously we're riffing off of a very small amount of information here.
|
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Elsewhere, CLOs comprise a very small part of most investors' asset allocation.
|
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In these theories, the graviton has a very small but nonzero mass.
|
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Clearly world trade benefits Panama because we are a very small economy.
|
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And we had a very small list of investors when we started.
|
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Therefore, now "the risk of a no-deal Brexit is very small".
|
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Or a hammerhead shark being chased by a very small whale kite?
|
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So the checks that I write for pharmacy are very, very small.
|
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My children were very small and surviving each day was really tough.
|
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There was a very small window when the robbers had easy access.
|
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But that's a very, very small minority compared to the average user.
|
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"The number of countries respecting the rules is very small," he said.
|
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That's a very small sliver of what the customer actually goes through.
|
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A very small number of Amex Card Members participated in the test.
|
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This is a very, very small problem but very graphic, very obvious.
|
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He noted Britain accounts for a "very small" portion of total sales.
|
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Because of the elastic at the heel, these felt very small on.
|
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It's trusting that very small things are interesting and funny to watch.
|
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"The probability of seeing something like this is very small," says Mroz.
|
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"I think the harm to the network is very small," Burnham said.
|
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The grants start very small but grow as the recipients meet targets.
|
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NYC even has a "very small" category for less than 20 workers.
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AND FOR THE ECONOMY OVERALL, IT'S A VERY SMALL FRACTION OF 27%.
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Otherwise, we make a very small amount of passive income from investments.
|
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"This is a small, Christian town, a very small community," she said.
|
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However, these customers represent a very small slice of Russia's export business.
|
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Still, the drop in share price this month has been very small.
|
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"I just think of it as a very small apartment," she said.
|
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I lived in a very small town in Bergen County, New Jersey.
|
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Plus, you only need a very small amount to do the trick.
|
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When I was very small, I was three or four years old.
|
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It's a very small decline in a market that Facebook already dominates.
|
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Then, the coffee is roasted in flat pans in very small batches.
|
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Moore's law has allowed for powerful computation at a very small scale.
|
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We walked a very small, small section of the West Highland Way.
|
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A. They're a really dominant predator, but on a very small scale.
|
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Because, really, it's just a very small number who are hardcore antivaxxers.
|
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It's this parallel life covered by a very small layer of regime.
|
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But those weapons were largely considered tactical types with very small ranges.
|
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Conservationists believe the number of rhinos in China to be very small.
|
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"Very small," said Andrey Efimov, the ship's captain, who comes from Russia.
|
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Anthony's 1872 vote and the subsequent trial had a very small audience.
|
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I was very small and gregarious and, I think, a likable kid.
|
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But if it's present at all, the effect is likely very small.
|
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"This really is a very small population," a different USCIS official said.
|
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At 200 square feet, I found the room to be very small.
|
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Because to dominate a very small market, it's probably not worth it.
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FR: For every transaction, we get from them a very small fee.
|
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Mushroom farming typically results in high yield from a very small footprint.
|
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"I've got a very small window in the U.F.C.," Mr. Thompson said.
|
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And remember: retail's a very small part of the entire stock market.
|
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"This is a very small country and it's not right," Luntz said.
|
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International inbound has a very, very small impact on overall performance too.
|
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Only a very small portion of U.S. products are related to security.
|
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We had a very small staff, and I felt needed and appreciated.
|
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"He ate very small portions," his mother, Kristi Ray, of Austin, Tex.
|
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Ultimately, though, ETNs make up a very small part of the market.
|
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His second wedding is going to be very small (immediate family only).
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I thought, "Well, maybe if I made something very small ... " slide show
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We buy names that are very small market caps to the biggest.
|
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Bulgaria has large trade ties, but most countries ties are very small.
|
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This place had such a heavy atmosphere making me feel very small.
|
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So, really, we do it for a very small group of people.
|
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The TENG would do that on a very small scale for raindrops.
|
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"Kybella only makes sense for very small areas of fat," says Nazarian.
|
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As the developer of technologies that utilize very small pieces of information to extrapolate much larger insights for identifying hackers, I can tell you that very large intelligence advantages can be gained from very small pieces of communications data.
|
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This is only a very small sample of what's new in this build.
|
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Apparently, as a very small boy I carried it around and loved it.
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Barbra Perez is a contributing author to Hell is a Very Small Place.
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Despite the very small sample size, the data yielded an intriguing enough start.
|
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That's thanks, in very large part, to a very small book called Annihilation.
|
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Gold and lead atoms are relatively pretty big, while protons are very small.
|
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Italians, for example, put up a very small quota for Japanese car imports.
|
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Deviations from general relativity would still have to be very small, said Archibald.
|
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Our company was very small then and almost had no capital or technology.
|
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On my way back home, I saw her on my very small street.
|
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But this ETF is a highly concentrated bet on a very small sector.
|
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Kitty Hawk's response to this challenge is to make its aircraft very small.
|
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People might use them to hunt rodents, small birds, or very small game.
|
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Mexico engages in trade with North Korea, but the amount is very small.
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I had it on my résumé at one point in very small font.
|
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The way I would describe Benchmark is that it's this very small partnership.
|
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We're able to create a lot of content with a very small team.
|
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In contrast, requiring drivers to take selfies seems like a very small ask.
|
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Unless it's a very small-scale project it pays to hire a professional.
|
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But it's a very small target of what is appropriate for that medium.
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WE'LL DO A VERY SMALL IPO AND THAT'S GOING TO REALLY SCREW YOU.
|
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EQT will use some proceeds to reinvest in a very small Sportradar stake.
|
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So Twitter is still very small when compared to Silicon Valley's tech giants.
|
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It was a very small class size and I knew the students personally.
|
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That's hard to view in digital formats because we have very small displays.
|
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Helen Mirren, in a very small part, knows how to do it, too.
|
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The very small ones are for things like a bike and a cupcake.
|
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The Surface Go is simply a very small Surface, with everything that entails.
|
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But we believe the $30 billion U.S. will be a very small thing.
|
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"We're a silver bullet perhaps for a very, very small problem," she said.
|
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" Dixon says it's also worth noting that the "VC industry is very small.
|
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The odds that a drone attack will injure you personally remain very small.
|
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You're in the very small minority that cares about Windows 10 Mobile then.
|
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We're talking about a very small number of institutions that practices affirmative action.
|
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Very small handful of blueberries Mix all ingredients together in blender and enjoy.
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"He wants a very small of flow of migration and refugees," Rathkolb continued.
|
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"The stock market is very small, obviously, versus the bond market," he said.
|
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It's a very small part of their business, but it's got people excited.
|
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"When you look at it, it's still a very small production," Laird Dunn.
|
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But, only a very small percentage of adults actually earn the minimum wage.
|
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The thrust produced, the team explained, is very small — as you might expect.
|
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"It's still very early days and the industry is very small," says Nesbitt.
|
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Now you are the prime minister of a country...A very small country.
|
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But the likelihood that Proxima b is a transiting planet is very small.
|
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The sharp rise in refined aluminum imports came off a very small base.
|
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"Yes, but the chance to be pro will be very small," he said.
|
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That also means that his natural base within the party is very small.
|
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That's only part of the story however, and perhaps a very small part.
|
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Two games is a very small sample size in an 82-game season.
|
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And for the economy overall, it's a very small fraction of 1 percent.
|
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And for the economy overall, it's a very small fraction of one percent.
|
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On the contrary, only a very small number of Americans fit this description.
|
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The number of potential supporters and sympathizers in Singapore is very small – insignificant.
|
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Once, he caught a very small turtle and brought it to show me.
|
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Northern Irishman Clarke, however, said it was a very small minority that misbehaved.
|
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Only a very small percent of the population expends money for political purposes.
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"Disney's libraries are very high quality, but they are very small," Martin said.
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He said only "a very small portion of the trial" will mention collusion.
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The MRC is an industry-funded watchdog group with a very small staff.
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Most repair businesses are very small, and it's not hard to prove that.
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It's a very small viewership ... couple of hundred people at any given time?
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In a very small space, we just figured out how to do it.
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On July 22, 24, the world quite abruptly became a very small place.
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Lantern is still a very small company, with just 17 full-time employees.
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The backstage was very small, more like a storage room with a toilet.
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It will use some proceeds to reinvest in a very small Sportradar stake.
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WE HAVE VERY SMALL EXPOSURE IN RETAIL RIGHT NOW, AND THEY'VE ALL BOUNCED.
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Here's the bad news: volume in the Cboe contract has been very small.
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The home where this newsletter was written is starting to feel very small.
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"It is not easy because it is a very small country," he said.
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Our loft has two very small, very romantic attic windows at either end.
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The difference is very small, amounting to less than a second per year.
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This makes up a very small percentage of your day and your grade.
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Others would give a large benefit to a very small number of people.
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All progressive music has now penetrated but in very small and distorted quantities.
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While the blue orchard bee industry is very small, it is growing rapidly.
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But in my mind, the likelihood of it being isolated is very small.
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And all of these reports come from a very small number of cases.
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The bathroom was very small, with one sink and not much counter space.
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Unless your swamp is very small, you'll need something like an amphibious excavator.
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Virgin Australia Holdings jumped 3.5%, though it has a very small free float.
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The bedroom was intimate with a sleek canopy bed but was very small.
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" The president added the virus constituted a "very small problem in this country.
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It's slow, work-intensive, and the payoff at the end is very small.
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In Kasur district, people with large families are living in very small houses.
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You really can get these things to be very small and very portable.
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It may be a very small effect, and not meaningful for weight control.
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" He added, "Steve only reads a very small percentage of his e-mails.
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"Right now I am in charge of a very small foundation," he intoned.
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NEOs can be very small and burn up in our atmosphere as meteors.
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Dr. Hyldahl noted that this was a very small and short-term study.
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"We can have a large effect with a very small force," Brig. Gen.
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He's become very small in the course of things—maybe eight inches tall.
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Charlie Rangel's district, have very small sample sizes, rendering the results statistically insignificant.
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South Korea only missed out on first place by a very small margin.
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I mean, the Turkish economy is very small, relative to the world economies.
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The amount babies take in is usually undetectable or very small, he explained.
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It was a good strategy, because very small crossovers are a big deal.
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This moment is very small, sometimes small enough we don't believe it's there.
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"I felt very small in the world... when my dad died," she said.
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Protests were only a very small part of what the Tea Party did.
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Of course, this was a very small study and involved chemically induced perspiration.
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We roll up a very, very small health thing called Cleveland Clinic. Okay.
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He is also a technical and practical behemoth, on a very small scale.
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There was a very small art scene, and not a very interesting one.
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I have a very small political party called "Innocence" — I am strongly nonviolent.
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"You're trying to get all the nutrients into very small meals," Jeukendrup added.
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"This house is very small, but super convenient," Smith wrote on the listing.
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Zircon grains are typically very small, about 0.1 to 0.3 mm in size.
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The original fascist groups that later seized power in Europe started out very small.
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You're announcing a new USB-C power delivery brick that's very small, 27 watts.
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I made some very small things in sculpey and some other air-dry materials.
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There were one hundred fifteen of us all squeezed into a very small boat.
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It's a very small moment in the movie, no one should get too excited.
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It's a very small class setting—sometimes almost one-on-one, depending on staffing.
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Human blood, though rigorously tested, also carries a very small risk of transmitting disease.
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We have to use different models to explain properties of very very small things.
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"We have very small mountains there and it is hand-made snow," said Kingsbury.
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"While the Australian patient base is growing, it is very small," Crock told Reuters.
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Some firms have made inroads, but electronic bond trading is still very small scale.
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"It's a very small role, I just have to walk slowly!" he said, laughing.
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A "very, very small group," Robert Hallock, AMD Evangelist for APUs and CPUs said.
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If you look at it historically, all these things get very small very quickly.
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The simultaneous theatrical release is very small in comparison to the worldwide internet release.
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We have a small, a very, very small planet compared to the universe, right?
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"This is not serious; send something very small to page eight," I was told.
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We're running a very small test in Denmark of an app we call Bonfire.
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"Most missing medicine is now available, but in very small quantities," says another pharmacist.
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Here are a few notable head-scratchers: And that's just a very small selection.
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Meanwhile, she made very small strides to be in charge of her own life.
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They're very small, intimate shows where we will be playing through the record live.
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The participation rate drops still further — to 65% — for mothers with very small children.
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But doing so on the very small scale that's being proposed won't be enough.
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"They seemed to me like little machines inside of very small cases," he recalled.
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Such concentrated oomph means that lucrative quantities can be shipped in very small packages.
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I mean, I have a few ideas, but my picture is very, very small.
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I wasn't at my full potential and I was living a very small life.
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Although the risk of clots is generally very small, they can be life-threatening.
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"Lowest risk usually means very small success," says Woodmac head of exploration Andrew Latham.
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Presumably a very, very small percentage of users are on iOS 9 or below.
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"You have a bunch of very small warts on your labia," my doctor said.
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He is using a very small, battery-powered camera, known as a 'creepie peepie'.
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At this point, the campaign is very small — only about 4-figures in spend.
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But the difference between winning and losing the Sunshine State is often very small.
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Most operate on a very small scale: six in ten have just one property.
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They are volunteering to serve this country from a very small population of citizens.
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" He added: "A very small proportion of companies even had this on their radar.
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The vast majority of these bottles come from a very small number of companies.
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The child had "a very small amount" of meth in his blood, Daniels says.
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But we believe the 30 billion U.S. dollars will be a very small thing.
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Hell, I'm a brand, albeit a very small one and in a limited domain.
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"It only takes a very small number of successes to make it very profitable."
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Prior to the 2013 outbreak, most flare-ups of Ebola had been very small.
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Miniochoerus was smaller than the other oreodonts (hence "mini") and had very small canines.
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Place very small dollops of yuzu kosho in the fish mixture on each plate.
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Gell-Mann was a giant who helped to make sense of the very small.
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"Eclectic is a very small, close knit community where everybody knows everybody," says Franklin.
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And for some—nay, no—apparent reason this famous fuck is also very small.
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The damselfish is invasive, but it's very small and you really can't eat it.
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Doing a surprise intimate very small acoustic concert Monday night in support of Hillary.
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To a very small corner of the Internet, Periscope's 28 employees are total celebrities.
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Doves are part of an extended family of very small satellites known as cubesats.
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Of course, body cameras are a very small part of Motorola's $11.8 billion business.
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He was very small for his age, and his language seemed to be delayed.
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"Then a very small number of people continue to push through that," Yeshwant said.
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Dwarf galaxies are very small, typically about 1% the mass of the Milky Way.
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"The response, though very small-scale, was very much a positive one," he said.
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This is a problem that's likely affecting a very, very small number of people.
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"Like most restaurants, we operate with very small margins," he wrote in an email.
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Maybe, on a very small level, there was some working out of racial prejudices?
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Because obviously that's a very small part of your lineage, 85033/32nd or something.
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Very small numbers, but all of them are doing meaningful Coast Guard work today.
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" Jones added, "So these very small texts are a very big thing for us.
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"It's a very small break in a pretty bad situation," Mr. Van Speybroeck said.
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As an institutional bond trader, I was a member of a very small club.
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You can see as you move it around, it's a very small, tiny circle.
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During that time, I was proud to serve too, in a very small way.
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Most of the world's languages are already spoken by very small numbers of people.
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And then the five of you try to squeeze into my very small Prius.
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This is Tencent, Alibaba, Sina Weibo, we all started from very small startup companies.
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"And people with disabilities are a very, very small amount of consumers," Gray added.
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"The amount is very small, when you talk with law enforcement personnel," Ige said.
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She could be among the very small minority of Black women who supported Trump.
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Even for China, where many women are thin, the A4 waist is very small.
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Comparisons to other categories of life similarly demonstrate how very, very small we are.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is selling a very small portion of his Facebook stock.
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That was supposed to be a very small test that went broad by accident.
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The compensation disclosed by Samsung is a very small fraction of Lee's net worth.
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Yes, but: These investments represent a very small part of the industry's overall spending.
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At the time it would've been small, but also the costs were very small.
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I was a group of very small guns and a piece of curly poop.
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A. I grew up in Mount Snow, a very small ski town in Vermont.
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"We had a very small voter-outreach program," Newman said of her 2018 campaign.
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Mr. Zuma's corruption stems from the grievances of a man who feels very small.
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To the left and right of the hallway there are two very small closets.
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From here, this photo op looked like one step by a very small man.
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"My state has a very small African-American community," he told me in Bakersfield.
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Like quantum computing, quantum encryption relies on the nonintuitive behavior of very small objects.
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Comey said: A "very small number" of emails were marked as containing classified information.
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"I think on that question, the odds are very, very small," he told me.
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He gave his female characters the weakest powers — 'Oh, I can get very small.
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Very small world, but still, you were a big deal in a small world.
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We visited these very small islands, the Moluccan Islands [where Didi's father is from].
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Political parties "provide a lot of information in a very small package," Bernstein notes.
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Idaho allocates a very small share, with just 20 pledged delegates to the convention.
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Robert Graetz: The solution is going to have to come in very small pieces.
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An RIT spokesperson confirmed it had made "a very small minority investment" in Clearview.
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Here's how it works: At the start of the outbreak, N is very small.
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One was a very small girl with a head wound that wouldn't stop bleeding.
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I couldn't come because the three different hosts each had a very small table.
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The Point: All of this is evidence that the President's circle is very small.
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During the first event, the site was populated on only a very small scale.
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"The production rate is very small for these isotopes," concedes Riken physicist Toshiyuki Kubo.
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The apartments in Tokyo are very small, it's the biggest city in the world.
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WE HAVE A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF TIGHTENING THAT IS BUILT INTO THE CURVE.
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S. thermal coal, affecting a very small fraction of the public pension fund's portfolio.
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South Korea is overpopulated — its buildings are saturated with very small spaces to maneuver.
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The downsides are very small in relation to how much I love this pump.
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He's so painfully shy and self-conscious that he's kept his world very small.
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A very small swarm eats as much in one day as about 35,000 people.
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We are unwittingly on a very small bandwagon, part of a growing international movement.
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So we want to know we can do it on a very small level.
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That's a very small amount of the total retirement income that's taxable, York said.
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Instead, they are assembled a few at a time in very small manufacturing center.
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The new Ring indoor camera is available for $59.99 today, and it's very small.
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"In terms of its allocation on rights fees, it's obviously very small," Pilson said.
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Robert Shiller: Steel aluminum will be very small because it's not a big proportion.
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It's medium-size, with small to very small enterprises, sometimes in closet-size spaces.
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"The key for a leader is to practice in very small doses," says Cain.
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"There had been very small, very sporadic meetings at the staff level," says Grisham.
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"I hope that number is very small for us, but it's troubling," he said.
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Outside a very small circle of family and friends, he refuses to be known.
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"I felt very small in the world Saturday when my dad died," she said.
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It's a very small piece of the market right now and it's extremely volatile.
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We are just a very small player in the market for time and entertainment.
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And the group in question — noncitizens — was very small, just 339 of those respondents.
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There is attempted cheating too — and some very small fraction of it probably succeeds.
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We live in a very small world, and destiny plus geography equals difficult encounters.
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And after a year, being left with a very small part of the company.
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Brownian motion is the "scaling limit" of random walks—if you consider a random walk where each step size is very small, and the amount of time between steps is also very small, these random paths look more and more like Brownian motion.
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"When we say 'surgically,' that's foreboding, but it's just a very small removal of a very small portion of toenail, and killing the nail root cell," she says, adding that kids can have it done, too; it's really not a big deal.
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"Our program is a very small program in the United States government, and a very small program in the USGS, but we do provide an important service for the nation and even for the world," said Love at the end of our conversation.
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"One of the things that's very frightening in the play is how something very small, apparently very small, petty, inconsequential can assume an importance for a community — to the point that it's completely blown out of all proportion and hysteria takes over."
|
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And then when you divided it up by view, it got very, very small, and then if you were an MCN and then had to pass that along to an individual creator, they were getting very small checks for lots of views. Yeah.
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" "These missiles, whatever they were, whatever you want to call them, they were very small.
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So, we're running a very small test in the Facebook app to make that easier.
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They ran them through crevices and very small spaces, then even smaller and smaller spaces.
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"So you have 800 people trying to squeeze through a very small window," Arnette explained.
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You'll have trouble getting in, though, as it's a popular place, and it's very small.
|
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It's so tiny, it makes the very small Mavic Pro look like an obese giant.
|
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She said Immanuel was very small — about 6783 kids in each grade — and predominantly white.
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"We come from a very small village," said Ladislav, who was born in Kezmarok, Slovakia.
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At the same time, you are doing a surgery on a very, very small human.
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What is it about very small versions of regular-sized objects that feels so charming?
|
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In fact, you can start very small, like choosing to empower a girl you know.
|
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You can have that experience very early on in VR, with a very small investment.
|
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The one we are about to discuss is a very small one, but important nonetheless.
|
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On Thursday night, he added one very small — but remarkably significant — statistic to his name.
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A very small percentage of the posts (0.9 percent) appeared to be directly targeting teens.
|
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It's going to be like sushi or like a high-end restaurant, very small-scale.
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Freckles are hereditary, very small ("around 2 mm each," says Dr. Bowe), and cluster together.
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Loren: La La will tell you too, we keep a very small circle of friends.
|
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That study, however, measured the heart rates of a very small sampling: only two subjects.
|
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I'm not a vegetarian, but I like to eat like a very small vegetarian lunch.
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The baby was kicking against my lower back, in very small movements, not even thumps.
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Even just seeing those two words — Mother's Day — makes me feel very small and sad.
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To me it's like, maybe you're looking at a very small select group of millennials.
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Now, he only has a very small amount of peripheral vision in his right eye.
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In that sense, he's a very small David going up against a very big Goliath.
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I head over to barre class, which is very small since it's before 5 p.m.
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In Uganda, however, the market for data is still new and very small, he noted.
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Progress on those fronts would reduce the population at Guantánamo to a very small number.
|
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But the number of people such incentives attract is very small (zero in Imabetsu's case).
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The findings suggest that ingesting even very small quantities of POPs can do bodily harm.
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Our goal is to take that to a very, very small percentage well below 1%.
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"These floor-to-ceiling doors open up onto this very small little balcony," he says.
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In fact, for the very small number of people like you, it's a solid device.
|
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This design is problematic because the buttons are both very small and very close together.
|
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Marvel's year may be starting off big, but it's going to end very, very small.
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"You should advise your husband-to-be that it's a very small city," Singer said.
|
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However, a very small proportion of psychedelic users may experience Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD).
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" It additionally characterized the number of users it asks for email passwords as "very small.
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I guess prior to that, I really do keep everything very small in my brain.
|
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Livestock is mostly out of the question, except perhaps if the animals are very small.
|
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We're trying to solicit grant assistance and we're getting some resources, but very small amounts.
|
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Diwigdi Valiente has spent his whole life balancing two worlds within a very small isthmus.
|
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The haystacks are unimaginably large and the needles are both very small and constantly changing.
|
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We were playing very small rooms, for certain, but we sold some of them out.
|
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But that's a very small market, even though craft beer companies focus on those people.
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And the answer is no because the amount that was taken out was very small.
|
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This type of marketing should only be a very small part of what you do.
|
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The most common version is shots containing very small amounts of whatever you're allergic to.
|
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Of course, the Apple Watch is still a very small part of the company's business.
|
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Although the ruleset is very small, it creates a challenge of extraordinary depth and nuance.
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"We finally decided on a very small but extravagant destination wedding in Paris," she says.
|
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It was a very disturbing image of a very small boy screaming through chicken wire.
|
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Capital substitution is expensive, and the labour pool that can facilitate it is very small.
|
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And I'm sure the revenue is growing very significantly, but from a very small base.
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So far it's been tested on chicken breasts and a very small group of people.
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When I was a very small child, after the Christine Jorgenson revelation in the 1950s.
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A very small number - 2 percent - ended up kicked out of the planetary system entirely.
|
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We use the grill in our very small yard or we might order in Chinese.
|
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"We're a very small community and we've never asked for anything special," Mr. Samuel said.
|
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She had affixed very small puffy stickers in strategic places to her notebooks and binders.
|
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When Osakwe started working in Nigeria, there was a very small market for high fashion.
|
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The U.S. Census Bureau reports that "very small businesses" comprise 17.6 percent of the economy.
|
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However, regulators considers the risk that Nordea would ever require state money as very small.
|
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SO, SURE, SOME OF THEM ARE ALSO PUTTING SOME TARIFFS ON US. VERY SMALL POPOTATOES.
|
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My mouth is really dry though, so I have a very small sip of water.
|
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" He described Cohen as a "public-relations person" who "represented me on very small things.
|
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On the "oceans are very small" point: Oceans cover roughly 70% of the Earth's surface.
|
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He says his crime was very small but his grandfather was originally from South Korea.
|
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Wealth in the United States is concentrated among a very small part of the population.
|
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Ross claims that any price increases resulting from the tariffs would be very, very small.
|
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She is very small and her survival will need all the help we can provide.
|
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The recharging base is very small, so there's no need to clear much counter space.
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My illness had made me very small and very light, and they embraced me gently.
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A sense that it was a very small Band-Aid on a very big wound?
|
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Methanol can make people feel inebriated, but even a very small amount can be toxic.
|
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We can map a very small segment of that and bring these cars on those.
|
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When you say someone's an atheist, that's a very small piece of their belief system.
|
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And sometimes, he adds, that city could turn out to be a very small one.
|
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We know they can make these wide-ranging inferences from very small amounts of data.
|
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Back to the Future works because, in the end, its stakes are so very small.
|
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The source claimed that only a very small percentage of password hashes were not bcrypt.
|
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The other half was given a very small financial incentive to give the "correct" answer.
|
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"As individual plays, they're each very small and delicate and kind of quiet," he said.
|
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But the ECB rate is only -0.5 percent, a very small cost to most depositors.
|
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"I'm a very small piece in a very big picture," said O'Brien, who is 36.
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This separate market (with a separate risk pool) exists now, but it is very small.
|
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Or I'm going to buy a very small bundle, some stuff will be in there.
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I took very small issue with calling AP LATIN and LA KINGS two words each.
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Right when I get to the hotel, there is a very small window of opportunity.
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One is by nature of the fact that some of the particles are very small.
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We're a very small company, so he doesn't have an assistant to screen his calls.
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The repertory was very small, but she has expanded it by several hundred thousand percent.
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Like her previous releases, it's the work of a very small, decidedly innovative family team.
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It may have a very small population, but Qatar continues to hold very big ambitions.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Florida — Michael Bloomberg's return on investment turned out to be very small.
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Absorption of very small microplastic particles, including the nano size range may, however, be higher.
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She realized it is not a question of money; they awarded a very small sum.
|
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Iowa and New Hampshire have very few voters of color, and they're very small states.
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But remember, we have very low rates, and we have made a very small move.
|
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"We still have that very small-town feel; we all know each other," he said.
|
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The things happening to you and your company are a very small part of it.
|
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He also said El Salvador's "very small" asylum office does not have any dedicated staff.
|
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However, Zelensky said the amount is "very small" and wants Iran to give them more.
|
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It is the norm among a very small group of individuals — mostly young, mostly men.
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Barba says sometimes the resort partners with someone with a 'very small number of followers.'
|
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"The easiest mechanism to keep things organized is a very small group," Dr. Jaffe said.
|
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Shibata: Actually when you take a look at the swings, it's very small in scale.
|
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To me, she's appealing to a very small audience compared to someone like Martha Stewart.
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"We're identifying a very small number of people and covering very few animals," said Kyuma.
|
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But those make up a very small part of the company's business, Third Point noted.
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And so even if the risk is very small, the cost is infinite to you.
|
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McDonald&aposs exercises its right of first refusal in a very small percentage of transactions.
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CRAMER: STEEL IS A VERY SMALL INDUSTRY IN OUR COUNTRY, BUT VITAL – THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY.
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At that time, online shopping was a very small part of the overall retail pie.
|
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TacSat-1 was a very small satellite that the Pentagon intended to launch in 2004.
|
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So far, the number of people being moved around is "very, very small," he added.
|
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However, regulators consider the risk that Nordea would ever require state money as very small.
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Yes, it's very, very small, and later I realized how much that did for me.
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WE'VE GONE FROM -- THEY DIDN'T HAVE SMALL BUSINESS FUNDING HERE AT ALL, OR VERY SMALL.
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It is wrong to tarnish all because of the crimes of a very small minority.
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Even a very small quantity adds dimension and sparkle to salad dressings, soups and stews.
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Sharon and I share a rehearsal and recording space together—a very small little room.
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Teens or whatever in the U.S. represent a very small fraction of the overall population.
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In very small, modest ways, I try to bring my pup-ness into my work.
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To know that I played even a very small part in that fight is amazing.
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I don't make sketches, but I always work with ideas in a very small size.
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The amount of money is always very small compared to people's willingness to spend it.
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And Sky Sports or not, its audience back then in 1990 was very small indeed.
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I used to when I was a ... Years ago, when it was very small, every now and then someone would pop out of a room at the old Google, which was a very small place, when I was walking around with Larry or Sergey.
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I did the things you might expect of someone whose world has suddenly become very small.
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"There are very great things about living in a very small community," Mr. Ner-David said.
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Selling paracetamol and aspirin in only very small quantities has also been shown to reduce rates.
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"The chance of an embryo splitting is very small, but it does happen," Allen told ABC.
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Quantum simulations are proving their worth even on the very small quantum computers available so far.
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Particle physics is about how those very small particles relate to each other, decay, work, gel.
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They exchanged vows in a very small ceremony in Chelsea area of London, reports The Sun.
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Instead it was a passion project by a very small group of engineers—like maybe four.
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It's very small, boots-on-the-ground, in the trenches, get-it-done type of work.
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Hence the study's conclusion that the merger produced a black hole, albeit a very small one.
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Corozal is a very small town where the people are one, especially during times like this.
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The EU has a system like this, but it's very small: half a percent of GDP.
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In the few seconds as it shoots past her ankles she sees that it's very small.
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During that time, I lived in a very small one-bedroom apartment with two other people.
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AE: Comcast was a very small shareholder previously and they just kind of watched our progress.
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However, at 17 liters, it's very small and only fits up to a 15-inch laptop.
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While that is a big number, it is still a very small percentage of our emissions.
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"We would expect to see savings like this in very small markets, in Africa," he said.
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I care about just in my very small way contributing to a little bit of evolution.
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She has a very small parliamentary majority and the Conservative Party has a knack for regicide.
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Is it a very small pool of people who do audio for these high-profile events?
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It's also a very small mistake, and he acknowledged it with a nice, self-aware chortle.
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And so that would leave him with a very small arsenal of blunt instruments as president.
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Sexual transmission is possible, but the risk is very small unless you have many sexual partners.
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"In the grand scheme of things, it was a very small moment for me," he said.
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"We are going to make this individuals world, very very small," said U.S. Marshall Pete Elliott.
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Despite treatment, the water still contained traces—albeit very small ones—of three main neonics chemicals.
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So far, from the Penn-Wharton and Tax Policy Center models, that offset looks very small.
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So much uncertainty … but the chances are very, very small that this is a viable pregnancy.
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"Traditional serviced offices are very soul-less with very small shared facilities," the ReWork CEO said.
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"In general — in percentage terms — it's a very small part of most client portfolios," explains Krawcheck.
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They don't have a lot of money and there's a very small circle of people there.
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Many plans will take very small amounts of money with no additional fees for doing so.
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It's designed to launch very small payloads weighing up to 145 pounds into lower Earth orbit.
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The final one of these sees a very small Bojack walking into his parents' living room.
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It's a very small thing, but I'm loving the cast and other writers we put together.
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Sports video games have typically made up a very small percentage of the e-sports market.
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It's about the size of a very small smartphone, and shoots video in only one direction.
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Below is just a very small sampling of all the wonderful human-named pets out there.
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One reason is safety issues, but they are also a very small market for pharmaceutical companies.
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"Considering the importance of being there it was a very small amount to pay," she said.
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"There's a very small number of people who are actually into pregnant fetish porn," she said.
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"(Trump) is using a very big stick with a very small carrot," said Iran expert Rafati.
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"Ultimately, we expect this to impact only a very small number of riders," the spokesperson said.
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The QWERTY keyboard is just as you'd expect — very small and cramped on the watch display.
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Chamberlain estimated there was a "very small" sales increase in stores open a year or more.
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Troy was laid to rest last week, at a very small private burial for his family.
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Two sources with knowledge of the matter said the difference between the bids was very small.
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"It's very small, but I have a feeling that they won't be for long," Dalton added.
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The active position went from a very small net long of 40 million barrels on Nov.
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"He has agreed, and I gave him a window of two months, very small," he said.
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"Dock to Dish is a very small program, and it's a program that's growing," Cimarusti said.
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"It was a very small delegation that joined the President," a White House official told CNN.
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"But the start-up and investment space is a very small world — and reputation is everything."
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On Tumblr, the number of producers was very small, less than 1 percent of the sample.
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"We are not moving her from that place because the puppies are very small," Thorat says.
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What we are saying is, yes, that product works for a very small number of companies.
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Aside from the US and Mexico, tequila is still a very small category around the world.
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The rooftop solar sector is very small despite massive subsidies and despite its purported cost competitiveness.
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A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!
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On the "oceans are very small" point: Oceans cover roughly 70% of the Earth's surface. 9.
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But the brand had languished since then, a very small fish in a big beauty pond.
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Now, this acceleration is very small indeed; the effect of gravity is about 200,000 times bigger.
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It's a very small footprint and it provides enough greens to basically have salad every day.
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Of those, Mr. Comey said, "a very small number" bore markings that identified them as classified.
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Texas and California have the highest number of "very small" system violations, mostly in rural areas.
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"I felt very small in the world Saturday when my dad died," she told the outlet.
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It features a very small photograph of her eating them messily with both hands, looking joyful.
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They served us cheese and bread and Coca-Cola, and the world looked very, very small.
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We break it down by molecular and immunological characteristics and the resultant numbers are very small.
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Aviation is a very small contributor to greenhouse gas emissions (2 percent), but a rising one.
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"At the time I felt like it was a very small price to pay," she adds.
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And the hard thing about a very small venue is you want to make it natural.
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It's unranked on the App Store, which implies it has a very small number of downloads.
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They can fall one way or the other with very small perturbations, as we just saw.
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That's while you were busy talking to a very, very small number of people in Iowa.
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The risk of autism was still very small, they all told me—less than 2 percent.
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One thing we were trying to do [with PROTO] was have a very small data set.
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But the things that pique my interest the most are the very small, very subversive synchronicities.
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My house is very small; there is no room for anything superfluous in 900 square feet.
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The most striking thing about Trump's approval rating bump, however, is simply that it's very small.
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I had a very small assignment from Harper's to photograph women at the 1976 Democratic convention.
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Ideally, they should not be driving very small cars or compacts, which are not as protective.
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"We think the valuation today is very small relative to what the opportunity is," he added.
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Mmuseumm (yes, the spelling is unusual) displays collections of small objects in a very small space.
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Only a "very small number of emails" contained markings that identified them as containing classified information.
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In other words, very small differences are real, but that doesn't mean those differences are critical.
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Which still leaves a very small margin in the majority at the end of the day.
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" Mr. Trump added that when Finland does have forest fires, they are "a very small problem.
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But children have been affected in very small numbers, and younger adults have displayed greater resilience.
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But these cases accounted for a very small percentage of immigrants more than 100 years ago.
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Of these missions, a fraction of the service's daily workload, a very small percentage involve airstrikes.
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There is no stove or refrigerator but there is a sink and a very small mirror.
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It could be at a very small level or it could be at a larger level.
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The company acknowledges that's a very small percentage, and it's especially small when compared with competitors.
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Only a very small number of the highest of these frequencies are useful as visible light.
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I'll also note that I have very small fingers; larger-handed folks may have more issues.
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The most effective are so-called N95 masks, which block 103 percent of very small particles.
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The most effective are so-called N240 masks, which block 2700 percent of very small particles.
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It was a very small firm, and I knew that there wasn't room for us both.
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The total comes to $17.74, but I redeem my points and pay the (very small) balance.
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The change in momentum of the spaceship was very small as it moved past the asteroid.
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Out of all the scooter companies, Lyft had the best pricing by a very small margin.
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So a remote object has a very small force on it—but it's never actually zero.
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I feel like if it's $1 per package, then you really want very small things. Exactly.
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A very small number though may stay on slightly longer to help conclude the business' shutdown.
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"Mince" is another term for chopping meat up into very small pieces, à la ground beef.
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"From our view, the selling of US treasuries is a very small tail risk," he said.
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And Michael Cohen was a PR person who did small legal work, very small legal work.
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In one cage she saw a very small black-and-white kitten, of no great beauty.
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What you can get are pretty crazy totals of rainfall differences across a very small area.
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She is seen as one of a very small group of voices the President listens to.
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"Fusion takes… two (very) small particles, it fuses together and give(s) off energy," he added.
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The earth, after all, is itself a very small boat in the boundless ocean of space.
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The earth, after all, is itself a very small boat in the boundless ocean of space.
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That thought alone reminds me that the slice of life remaining to me is very small.
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That strikes me as a very small amount given the importance of writing to the enterprise.
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"We're piling up a lot of airplanes in a very small piece of sky," said Col.
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He still has a very small team, 10 people, most of whom are not formally trained.
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I knew how to write a comic strip, but that was a very small, contained thing.
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We have, believe it or not, well you know this, D.C. is a very small pond.
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What's neat about "Switch" is how it's bookended by two very small choices with huge implications.
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They are a hunter-gatherer community and also have very small boats for fishing in local creeks.
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When I look in the mirror, all I see in the reflection is a very small person.
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The industry's executives ought to be as nervous as a very small nun at a penguin shoot.
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And one agent from a very small agency which shall remain nameless, basically said, 'You look ethnic.
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That means the chance they'll sneak up on us in the next few centuries is very small.
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If you have a very small face, and a big wide brim, it's the same thing. Anyway.
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Look closely at the point of impact, and you see the traces of particles very small indeed.
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In a very small space it is often impossible to completely hide away pet toys and accessories.
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Sex is actually a small part, and gender is a very small, almost irrelevant part of relationships.
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The Conservatives would also consider whether to extend the cap to very small businesses, the document added.
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For these effects to occur, the rate of hybridization can be—and most likely is—very small.
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Chances of that actually happening to you are very small, but it's something to keep in mind.
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Little did they know that inside that very store, a very small hero was poised to rise.
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They were very small briefings, not a lot of information but we were happy it was progress.
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Pulau Ay is a very small limestone island no larger than 13 square miles (21 square kilometers).
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"The drone frame is made of flexible plastics, has prop guards, and is very small," she said.
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"There's a very small group of people who don't really have anywhere to go online," Wessels says.
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The puzzles are also very small, making them ideal bite-sized challenges for playing on the go.
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The hall had to fit into a very small footprint, so the architects had to think vertically.
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A distracted Mr Trump used debating time to quibble about his father's generosity—"a very small loan".
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In other words, these are still very small dongles – perfectly sized for keychains, bags, purses, and more.
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My feet were shackled so close together I was only able to take very small steps forward.
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Burge's research on young evangelicals indicates only very small differences in support for Trump across age groups.
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Very small potatoes compared to the $90 billion value some have ascribed to its much larger competitor.
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And they're questioning Amazon's practice of competing against the very small businesses that sell on its platform.
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This involves a very small amount of fusion to boost the explosive capability of a fission bomb.
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And also I didn't expect for it to be faster, because, like, this nozzle is very small.
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Then he points out their defining characteristic: thick, spherical skulls, protruding brows, and a very small forehead.
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Though the sleep study used a very small pool with just 20 participants, it is promising information.
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On Tuesday, McCrory announced a new executive order that makes some very small tweaks to the law.
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First, most components can now be ordered in reels, even if the order quantity is very small.
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The bottom line is, radiation is basically everywhere — just, for the most part, in very small amounts.
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"It's a very small trial, and they worked with children from a specialized clinic," Scott-Jupp said.
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It's a very small headache that they claim to have solved, but it's an interesting idea nonetheless.
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Working with a very small staff, it has already engaged in investment projects worth nearly $2 billion.
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My apartment is very small, but I've tried to make it cozy and colorful like my photography.
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Barnard's star is also a very small and dim type of star known as a red dwarf.
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"I consider it a very small contribution to David's phenomenal reporting," Acevedo told CNN in an email.
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They're better at it in a very small-scale disaster, where basic logistical networks aren't being affected.
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But the stake in question was very small – a fraction of 203% of the total funds raised.
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When you're very, very small, it's sometimes nice to think you're helping even when you're clearly not.
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This is a specialty material, one made to order by Breitling and produced in very small quantities.
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" James also remarked that unlike a more traditional royal wedding, "the ceremony itself will be very small.
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As one expert told me in 2015, the mobile payment universe is still a very small pie.
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But lately it seems that scientists have gotten a little too comfortable with some very small numbers.
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"It could be made very small, such that it fits into existing smartwatch form factors," he says.
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You're somewhat optimistic about some of the small things that are happening in this very small place?
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It's very small — folding down to the size of a phone — yet produces stunning 4K HD views.
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"We have a very small spacecraft that's doing very high performance, very capable solar sailing," says Nye.
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Facebook is currently only testing them on a "very small" group of users in Thailand and Australia.
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I was eligible for a very small portion of the tip pool, and a small base salary.
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Four is still, of course, a very small number when you consider there are 100 Senate seats.
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I didn't, probably because they're very small and barely noticeable when content is playing on the screen.
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This roughly $150,000 is a very small fraction of total digital ad spending in the campaign season.
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No income, very small family size, no pre-existing condition—and no ability to qualify for anything.
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Some surveys have found this to be true; others have found no (or very small) gender difference.
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We were just a very small number of votes short in terms of getting our bill passed.
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There is something very satisfying to me about very, very small games that express a coherent tone.
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But in the past 15 years, it's grown from a very small idea to a formal nonprofit.
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Having a civil marriage ceremony is like having a weird and very small party in your house.
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So, it started from a very small number of recipients and it expanded by word of mouth.
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Spectacles continue to generate a massive footprint of buzz for Snap, compared to its very small distribution.
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"I would understand if this case was based on removal of this very small structure," he said.
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I mean, there's some countries that are very small countries that have an awful lot of businesses.
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I watch a very small selection of shows and Brooklyn Nine Nine is one of my favorites.
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Some are for the health of the mother and a very small percentage are for personal reasons.
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For now, the magnetar model is the best explanation out of a very small pool of explanations.
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He might be a very small person in a way that's impossible to actually do anything constructive.
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However, the amount of extra fat lost—less than one half of one pound—was very small.
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You find very small parts of even this group that exhibit violent offending at exceptionally high rates.
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I had been on Twitter doing just some jokes basically for like 100 people, very, very small.
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"We have a law that tightens punishment of kidnapping ... but its effect is very small," Kasymalieva said.
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Caveat: The subject pool for the fMRI section of the study was very small, only 25 participants.
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"The margins he has to work with in terms of electoral success are very small," he said.
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It was a very small business, but the idea was innovative in Nepal in the 1970s, i.e.
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Tech buses are still using municipal bus stops with the city's blessing (and a very small fee).
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And even then, they just splinter into very small pieces called microplastics, which will likely never biodegrade.
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If there is any benefit, it is very small and there are downsides, expense and potential complications.
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What if there is a really big 5-year-old, or a very small 6-year-old?
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" He added, "I've lost a lot of times like this, by a very small piece of tire.
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Economies of scale will not improve conditions for those reliant on "small" and "very small" water systems.
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It's an enormous market, and even the dominant player, C.H. Robinson, has a very small market share.
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"We might write 50,000 ads that only have very, very small nuances changed about them," Parscale said.
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New York City has only a couple of very small corn fields, so we're good on that.
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You can balance an egg any time you please, thanks to very small pores in its shell.
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Even a very small increase in the abortion rate could account for a sharp reduction in microcephaly.
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That's because the planets most likely to be habitable are usually Earth-sized, and that's very small.
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And when you learn something like that, it makes you feel very small and underappreciated and undervalued.
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"Raw material and propellants are very small percentage points of the cost" of each rocket, Ellis said.
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People might walk in looking very small and insecure, but once there, they just stand up tall.
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I also come from a very small family, versus the gargantuan Greek commune that the movie depicts.
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A very small minority may remember us for having daft hair and making a lot of noise.
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Netanyahu traveled to Egypt on May 22nd with a very small group of advisers and security guards.
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A photo of Your Friend and Total Stranger is covered by a very small card from Facebook.
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Some analysts question whether this will crowd out the very small investors that were supposed to benefit.
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A developer of mostly mediocre properties who made a small fortune (very small) with his daddy's money.
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Fortunately, a very small number of them do make their life better and richer through hard work.
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We have a small savings account now — literally very small, hundreds of dollars, but it's there. Mrs.
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"We've only had a very small handful of cases of sailors assigned to ships," Gillingham told reporters.
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China also exports only a very small share of its raw aluminum production to the United States.
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That's why we are going to try on a very small scale and see how people react.
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Compared with the number of women with breast implants, the number of lymphoma cases is very small.
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You know, we could have stayed a very small outfit, I think that would have been fine.
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We rarely ask our parents for money but when we do, we ask for very small loans.
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The number of people who generally receive waivers to drive more than 50 miles is very small.
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And they're from a very small community near the Wisconsin border and it's just different than here.
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I've done this collection with a very small staff — nothing like what I've had in the past.
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While Obamacare enrollees number in the millions, they are still a very small share of the population.
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The inherent volatility of smartphone batteries means there's always a (very small) risk of phones melting down.
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"Very small differences can lead to huge differences in how the brain responds to cannabis," he says.
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The results showed very small levels of lead, along with traces of iron, zinc and other substances.
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We are fishing in a very small pool because there are not that many black opera singers.
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Only 0.2 percent of physicians, a very small minority, account for 12 percent of all paid claims.
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"The Molineux window is very small, and the likelihood of improper prejudice is extremely high," he said.
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The researchers found that a very small percentage of the villagers' DNA came from Neanderthals or Denisovans.
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