It would release the movie into a tiny amount of theaters, and then you don't get hired again because your last opening flopped because it opened in a tiny amount of theaters.
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A tiny amount of 3-NOP will suppress the enzyme repeatedly.
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Syrian respondents reported a tiny amount of freedom to make choices.
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Yet Ram gained a tiny amount of market share last year.
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There is always a tiny amount of response error in surveys.
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Some devices need a tiny amount of current to run the charging control.
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A camera obscura across from the crow filters in a tiny amount of light.
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They still represent a tiny amount of overall automobiles in the U.S., below 2%.
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"If you use a tiny amount of psilocybin, it still does something," says Blessing.
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Lê prepared the coffee: a tiny amount of water and three sachets of instant coffee.
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What better way to have used a tiny amount of ashes to bring such happiness.
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If slipping is a problem, use a tiny amount of poster putty in each corner.
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In all, only a tiny amount of carbon dioxide — about 92,000 tons — has been captured.
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The reason for surprise is that an ion drive delivers only a tiny amount of thrust.
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It uses a tiny amount of water — 10 microliters — to extract molecules from a person's tissue.
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That is, a tiny amount of a drug can have a powerful effect on our bodies.
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During photosynthesis, plants emit a tiny amount of that energy back into the atmosphere, effectively glowing.
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Here, a powerful laser vaporises a tiny amount of material which is then broken into ions.
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Rutherford told me his 23andMe test came back with a tiny amount of Native American DNA.
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Then put a tiny amount of water, a fluid ounce or so, in the main tube.
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And since the bristles are nonporous, even a tiny amount of product goes a long way.
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"What better way to have used a tiny amount of ashes to bring such happiness," Meakin continued.
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Our sources say only a tiny amount of white powder was found when cops searched the home.
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On the flipside, he's got a tiny amount of time to make a lot of changes stick.
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And along with making a tiny amount of high-quality wine, we've now brought tourism to the table.
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And as they join, they shed a tiny amount of mass that translates into vast amounts of energy.
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A tiny amount of dysentery, for example, could make someone sick, especially if that person's immune system is compromised.
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I used a tiny amount of sugar between tastes to cleanse my palate, which was slightly disgusting but effective.
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What not a lot of people realize is that the headphone socket also supplies a tiny amount of power.
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Her version includes bread soaked in vinegar, a couple of chopped eggs and only a tiny amount of garlic.
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During the transfer process, only a tiny amount of the vinegar is transferred (the barrels are never fully emptied).
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They couldn't evolve the two black holes over more than a tiny amount of time, which wouldn't help at all.
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Finally, a tiny amount of Mythic Oil was dragged through the hair, which added to the lived-in, "sweaty" feeling.
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Only in Britain could the presence of a tiny amount of rendered beef fat in currency cause such a palaver.
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That's because even just a tiny amount of equipment makes it possible to get a fantastic workout without leaving home.
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As a distant planet passed in front of its star, it should block a tiny amount of that star's light.
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Since then, the A.T.F. has redirected all but a tiny amount of its tobacco enforcement budget to fighting violent crime.
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JK: Flush with water and massage a tiny amount of dish soap into the stain, or use a Shout Wipe.
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Effectively, it let you create one seamless image across three monitors, with only a tiny amount of visual disturbance noticeable.
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This is a tiny amount of money compared to the $1.5 trillion price tag of the recent Republican tax cuts.
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You can get products that are 13 percent CBD, but having a tiny amount of THC in there—even if it's .
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As some pointed out this week, however, it will take a tiny amount of time for Facebook to recoup that loss.
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Fortunately, the rover is equipped with eight heating units made out of plutonium that generate a tiny amount of thermal energy.
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But the CocoKool is highly functional, and takes up a tiny amount of space at just 8.58 inches by 2.63 inches.
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What's remarkable about the tale is that over the years only a tiny amount of people have ever been thrown out.
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So, proportional to the size of their economies, they do a tiny amount of trade with the EU in comparison to Britain.
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Planet 9 may be a frigid wasteland, but it should still be emitting a tiny amount of energy in millimeter radio wavelengths.
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If the video above doesn't fill you with at least a tiny amount of festive cheer, we simply don't know what will.
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The United States in 203 injected a tiny amount of thermonuclear fuel into the core of an atom bomb, boosting its power.
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The United States in 1951 injected a tiny amount of thermonuclear fuel into the core of an atomic bomb, enhancing its power.
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Solar heating is producing an effect called outgassing, and the material ejected from the object's surface is creating a tiny amount of thrust.
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Remove financial services, and overall in 2015 a tiny amount of net foreign investment flowed into Britain—a few billion pounds at best.
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Once the rats were trained, the combination of a sweet taste and just a tiny amount of the original drug protected the hearts.
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If you haven't been watching the trailers, rest assured that the trailers spoil very little; they contain a tiny amount of misleading editing.
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Cops found a tiny amount of white powder in the house, but believe the place was wiped clean of any drugs or paraphernalia.
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A tiny amount of lye dramatically increases the pH level of the water, Mr. Graf said, which results in the crispy brown crust.
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Turmeric's blood-thinning effect is not generally an issue when eaten, as it contains only a tiny amount of its anticoagulant ingredient, curcumin.
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"SPK cried poverty to protect a tiny amount of gift shop revenue that it falsely purported to spend on digitization efforts," Wenman wrote.
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Back in December, the same team of researchers fired up the donut-shaped device for the first time, heating a tiny amount of helium.
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So, actually, all it takes is clicking through this slideshow, then hitting "add to shopping cart," then parting with a tiny amount of money.
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"We're using a tiny amount of electricity to influence a large circuit that is malfunctioning, and we're trying to reset the brain," Okun said.
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"What better way to have used a tiny amount of ashes to bring such happiness," Meakin said alongside a YouTube video about the nails.
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Adding a tiny amount of titanium to a mix of copper oxide and aluminum, for instance, added a beautiful white edging to one explosion.
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To be fair, this isn't a question just for the gainz-obsessed, and there has been a tiny amount of research about this very topic.
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But that's not a problem if you only use just a tiny amount of them and concentrate the sunlight on those; that's the Insolight insight.
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Dr. Phillips and Hyungwoo Kim, now at Chonnam National University in South Korea, introduced a tiny amount of unzipping polymer into a common, cheap polymer.
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After an outbreak killed scores of people in 1979, she showed how even a tiny amount of a biological warfare agent could threaten a population.
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Even if Russia has agreed to restructure about $3 billion of debt, that's still a tiny amount of all the debt the country has accumulated.
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It's reaching in and sipping a tiny amount of data from millions of users instead, giving it a holistic, real-time picture without compromising user privacy.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, they only found a tiny amount of white powder when they searched the home for clues as to how Mac died.
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This could be a lucrative business model as I could see smartphone companies paying a tiny amount of money for each device they sell with Tempow.
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They don't need to sleep (much), they use a tiny amount of electricity…and they don't require nearly as much effort to get up and running.
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"You can make millions of calls from anywhere in the world for a tiny amount of money, literally less than a cent a call," Kopec said.
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TIM: Staying on this idea of saving, I am finally at a place where I have saved a (tiny) amount of money in my savings account.
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And grabbing such a tiny amount of rocks requires a mission that spans many years — OSIRIS-REx has been traveling to Bennu for nearly two years now.
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Further, this can happen over and over again and the IoT device only sucks in a tiny amount of power – enough for the sensing and the calculation.
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Comando G also makes a tiny amount of a lovely white wine from garnacha gris and garnacha blanc, El Tamboril, which smells like lemons, rocks and flowers.
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Only a tiny amount of cellulose is needed to alter the properties of cement because it changes the way water behaves during the process when cement hardens.
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Forced to stay up all night and sleep during the day, they were given only a tiny amount of food on a strict schedule, Mr. Hestrin said.
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The crematory operator had no lutetium in his urine, but the researchers did find a tiny amount of the radiopharmaceutical treatment technetium 99m, perhaps from cremating someone else.
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One of her best-known products is a test that pricks your finger to draw a tiny amount of blood, as opposed to the traditional blood draw method.
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E-ink has its limitations, such as being black and white, but it uses a tiny amount of power and only has to refresh when a page is turned.
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The scientists then carefully added a tiny amount of fluid from the men's blood to petri dishes containing human colon-cancer tumor cells often used to study cancer growth.
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Because the cabins are small and passengers are spending all their time in them, even a tiny amount of the virus in the room could equate to prolonged exposure.
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The problem is that even a tiny amount of response error among the 38,000 respondents could have been enough to contaminate the results of the tiny group of noncitizens.
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This, it turns out, resolves the paradox—the moving atom loses a tiny amount of mass through the emission of energy, eliminating the requirement for a velocity-dependent frictional force.
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When children refuse to taste even a tiny amount of something new or familiar, there is nothing wrong with not letting them have anything else, including at the next meal.
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But their report was significant because it showed that even a tiny amount of a biological warfare agent could threaten a population — in this case up to 22011 miles away.
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They did, however, see a tiny amount of thrust while testing a Mach-effect thruster, which involves crystals with applied electromagnetic vibrations that lead to tiny mass shifts and small thrusts.
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The system, devised by MIT researchers, uses a transmitter that sends out sound waves underwater, which then hit sensors with embedded receivers, transmitting a tiny amount of energy in the process.
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Managing constellations is particularly difficult, says Mr Wyler, because each satellite has only a tiny amount of power to work with (equipping small ones with bigger thrusters would be hugely expensive).
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The shipping industry now uses more than 5 million barrels of fuel a day, including the high sulfur fuel, lighter marine fuel and a tiny amount of LNG, according to Citigroup.
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Witness the anger in January in Britain over how Google, the Internet giant, was seemingly able to run rings around the authorities and pay what looks like a tiny amount of tax.
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This means plenty of attention for crimes that would be considered too petty to investigate elsewhere, such as the theft of a bicycle or the possession of a tiny amount of drugs.
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A tiny amount of white powder was found in the house when cops searched for clues as to how he died, but the cause is still unknown ... according to his death certificate.
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Then transfer some ether to that wallet (before sending ETH, always make a test transaction with a tiny amount of ether, such as 2256 ETH, to see if you got everything right).
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Christie called the $1 million loan "a very small bit of help" and Trump on Saturday would later describe the loan as "a tiny amount of money," prompting chuckles from the audience.
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And the Mary Pickford (named for the actress known in the 1920s as "America's sweetheart," never mind that she was Canadian by birth) — pineapple juice, a tiny amount of grenadine and rum.
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At present the benchmarks only include Hong Kong-listed shares, shares of Chinese companies listed abroad, and a tiny amount of hard-currency denominated "B-shares" that are technically listed in China.
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Drawing a tiny amount of support were Paul Caligiuri, another former professional; Michael Winograd and Steven Gans, who are both lawyers, and Hope Solo, the longtime goalie for the women's national team.
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Each participant started with just a tiny amount of peanut protein powder that they would ingest each day under a doctor's watch, and over time that dose would increase as their tolerance grew.
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That said, dairy milk contains such a tiny amount of tryptophan (0.08g/100g of milk) that it's probably not the only reason why people say moon milk lulls them to sleep, she says.
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Together with two BU students and a researcher at SRI International, Li found that modifying just a tiny amount of training data fed to a reinforcement learning algorithm can create a back door.
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Many nuclear experts, including Dr. Ford and Mr. Albright, suggested that the North Korean test might have involved putting a tiny amount of tritium, or heavy hydrogen, into the core of an atom bomb.
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Not only is it cheaper to make ($400 versus about $2,000 for a commercial platform), but it's more compact, and only a tiny amount of nutritive fluid needs to be used for each one.
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Researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Greifswald planned to inject a tiny amount of hydrogen and heat it until it becomes a super-hot gas known as plasma, mimicking conditions inside the sun.
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It may seem insignificant, and indeed it brings in only a tiny amount of revenue, but Raider points to it as something that signals to customers that Harry's cares about what they have to say.
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Since customers are only depositing a tiny amount of money relative to the actual cost of the vehicle, and because there is no real commitment to buy it, we've decided not to call these preorders.
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For these children, even a tiny amount of their allergen has the potential to cause a severe reaction, and many popular Halloween candies contain nuts, milk, egg, soy or wheat, some of the most common allergens.
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"It's such a tiny amount of time to be able to provide that benefit to somebody else," Cheryl says, "something that's going to make their life, the rest of their life, that much easier and longer."
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On October 18, Johnson & Johnson recalled a single lot of its baby powder after the Food and Drug Administration found a tiny amount of asbestos in samples from a single bottle purchased from an online retailer.
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I only needed to smooth a tiny amount of the creamy tinted formula under my eye, and when it set, my under-eye area looked so much brighter and my fine lines were much less visible.
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Opinion: The four-legged victims of the opioid crisis Police dogs are overdosing on new narcotics they sniff out in the line of duty, and ingesting even a tiny amount of these drugs can kill them.
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Each "finger" is made of an "elastic yet tough silicone matrix," and inside it are tiny fibers that remain slack when not in use, but which can be stiffened using a tiny amount of hydraulic pressure.
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But each stage of the process could only separate a tiny amount of uranium, so gaseous diffusion required huge buildings and devoured energy to power the pumps needed to move the gas through the separation stages.
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""In the overall scheme of things, you're an inconsequential speck of carbon-based dust, born in a time and place not of your choosing, for a tiny amount of time, before expiring in an unfathomably large universe.
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In the meantime, the only effective way to manage such an allergy is strict avoidance of even a tiny amount of the suspect shellfish, not just on its own but also as an ingredient in prepared foods.
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There's so much extreme poverty and disease around the world, and there are such low-cost ways to save lives in places like Uganda, that even a tiny amount of donation on your part could save a life.
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One part of Smart Sync even allows employees to look into the basic data of the file, which will be identical to everything the file would be normally — just with a tiny amount of space it's taking up.
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If the discomfort continues and the chances of having a flirty conversation with my next-door neighbor are close to nil, I remove my headphones, bear down on the cushion and let out a tiny amount of gas.
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The concept makes some sense: Nuclear power offers the ability to travel a great distance on a tiny amount of fuel, and, as Putin himself claimed, this new missile would have a near limitless range as a result.
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Yes, it's the festival of lights—the holiday when Jews worldwide celebrate the Biblical story in which a tiny amount of oil miraculously became enough to illuminate the menorah in the Temple in Jerusalem for eight entire nights.
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Among the best-known are the French 75 (gin or Cognac, lemon juice and a bit of sugar topped with Champagne) and the Kir royale (couldn't be simpler: a tiny amount of crème de cassis and lots of Champagne).
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But the new legislation is still a significant change from Hawaii's current law, which makes possession of even "a tiny amount" of marijuana punishable by 30 days in jail and a fine of up to $1,000, the Project said.
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It takes just a tiny amount of fentanyl or its derivatives, which can be inhaled or absorbed through the skin or mucus membranes, to result in an overdose – making it dangerous for anyone who comes across it, including first responders.
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Though they account for a tiny amount of global warming right now, the use of HFCs has skyrocketed in recent years, and they're on track to account for up to 19 percent of global emissions by 2050, according to one study.
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So it was all the more inexplicable that his budget for 2017-18 called for slashing family visiting hours at New York's 17 maximum-security prisons, a hugely destructive move that would save the state budget a tiny amount of money.
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The treatment is known as oral immunotherapy, and it works by purposefully exposing someone to a tiny amount of the allergen, with the hope that small doses given over a long enough time can desensitize the person's hyperactive immune system.
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Their results showed a tiny amount of water molecules migrating around the Moon based on the temperature, where the rocks release the most water around noon when the temperature is highest and the water moves to areas with less incoming solar radiation.
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Then, in 1974, an up-and-coming physicist named Stephen Hawking made the bold suggestion that thanks to the peculiarities of quantum physics, black holes should actually emit a tiny amount of electromagnetic radiation (known as Hawking Radiation) and slowly shrink over time.
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After inhaling and holding cannabis smoke in your lungs for a few seconds, you only exhale a tiny amount of THC, the major psychoactive compound in weed, Cecilia J. Hillard, PhD, a researcher at the Medical College of Wisconsin, tells Business Insider.
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Instead, for dinner this night, hambone or no, take it easy: I like Melissa Clark's Tuscan kale salad, and I love it alongside or underneath a few scallops seared in a tiny amount of oil and then basted in butter until glistening.
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If you don&apost accept the fact that what you already know is a tiny amount of all that&aposs available in the world, no matter how well-informed you are, you&aposre not coachable and will remain right where you are: stuck.
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A person might have a strong reaction to a tiny amount of latex during the spring, when they're also suffering from other allergies like hay fever; at other times, they might be exposed to larger amounts of latex yet have a very mild reaction.
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After digitally mapping the fire-hit areas, the design team led by Dhaka-based J.A. Architects Ltd consulted with residents who each agreed to give up a tiny amount of space to widen access roads and narrow lanes so that fire trucks and ambulances could enter if another blaze breaks out.
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They don't store huge amounts of data, but because they can talk to a computer of huge compute capability, with huge amounts of data, that little device can ask a question and we can throw an immense amount of compute power at it for a tiny amount of time and get an answer very quickly.
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Others include Larry Ellison, Oracle's co-founder, who bought all but a tiny amount of the island of Lanai and turned it into a resort — investing millions, but frustrating some islanders by driving up rents — and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, who was called a "neocolonialist" after he sued some locals over beachfront land he bought.
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We've already seen what a tiny amount of competition can do in the wireless market: T-Mobile wandered up to the line of violating net neutrality by zero-rating various services, Verizon and AT&T responded in kind, and eventually the arms race ended up in all four major wireless providers offering unlimited data plans — effectively zero-rating everything and offering consumers something that looks an awful lot like net neutrality.
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