No LikeBig handed gamers may find it to be too small.
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Also, your desk will be too small and your chair will suck.
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There's a chance your fingers will be too small to do basic stuff.
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So, deficits can be too big, but they can also be too small.
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Did those ballet slippers you ordered online turn out to be too small?
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Cambridge proved to be too small a city for an experiment to work.
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But those studies tended to be too small to be definitive, he said.
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The Saudi bourse alone might be too small to absorb such a giant offer.
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Adding to its woes, the new airport will be too small when it opens.
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In females, there's sort of this belief that you can never be too small.
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Democrats argue the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts.
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Kuehne thought the placement would be too small to heave the stock into the SMI.
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When I first got my SKIMS, I assumed it was going to be too small.
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Democrats warn that the block grants would be too small, though, and would mean cuts.
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But Ryanair chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs said it would be too small when it opens.
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France ruled through minority groups that would be too small to hold power without outside support.
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That gap might be too small to offset the costs of poor infrastructure and low labour productivity.
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That's because moons are thought to be too small and too faint to pick up from Earth.
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Paul Dano got some attention for Love & Mercy, but I think the film might be too small.
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Economies of scale in Britain would be reduced, while other places would be too small to compensate.
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Economies of scale in Britain would be lost, while other places would be too small to compensate.
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Honestly, I sometimes think Christianity can be too small of a way of looking at the world.
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Or offering mortgages for homes that normally would be too small to be worth a banker's trouble.
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"As we're hearing from industry that cap may be too small," said NHTSA acting administrator James Owens.
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Individually these devices may be too small to care about; together they become too big to fail.
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The cushion that 2% inflation provided between zero and the nominal rate thus proved to be too small.
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And it allows employees to make claims that would be too small to justify a suit in court.
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O.J. tried one of the gloves on during the murder trial, but it appeared to be too small.
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But according to Molchanov, the IPO "may be too small to really be interesting" for many asset managers.
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But the amounts in the supplements tested in the study might be too small to cause problems, Cohen said.
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The problem is I can't make an attraction that's only for gamers because the audience would be too small.
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However, some traders said the cuts will likely be too small to reflect the full impact of late planting.
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Fan blade inspectors often use ultrasonic testing because fractures can be too small to see with the naked eye.
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Some people might find the Bellroy Slim Work Bag to be too small, but minimalists will surely appreciate it.
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But she worries that the living room in her new place will be too small for Justin and Tammy.
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But I also did have a caveat that it may be too small of a job for someone like him.
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Democrats warn the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health spending.
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Democrats argue the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts to Medicaid and other health spending.
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It added that later tests showed them to be too small and kept in packages that deteriorate quickly upon handling.
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And that's going to be too small and then... Then you know it and that you're learning through that, too.
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Democrats warn the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health-care spending.
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But critics say the new airport will be too small to meet passenger demand even when it opens, possibly in 2018.
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"That five grams of marijuana may be too small, too restrictive if we are talking about personal consumption," said De Alba.
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If the band rides up, it may be too big, and if it feels uncomfortably tight, it could be too small.
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We would love to sneak Jane Fonda of Youth in this category, but her part may be too small, in too small
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And even if they believed the Fed, the cut in real interest rates would be too small to offset a bad bust.
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It can be too small to support demand in the economy and evidence of a deficit that is too small is unemployment.
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In any case, electricity is about 6% of costs: the heavy-industry rebate would surely be too small to save Port Talbot.
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Because there are relatively few international matches, the samples of performance they contain tend to be too small to draw robust conclusions.
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Without access to group-wide vehicle technologies, Skoda and Porsche would be too small to develop next generation vehicle platforms, Diess said.
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Assuming it would be too small, I was about to move on, and then I realized I was at a maternity store.
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Their technology is an indication that, in the coming years, few warehouse tasks will be too small or complex for a robot.
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Alexander Hamilton asserted that the nation's highest court would be too small (only six justices initially) to undertake such a momentous responsibility.
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The lot size or house size just may be too small, or it doesn't have enough bedrooms to fit your growing family.
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Berries can be too small, cucumbers crooked, bananas fat—and all can be bruised or blemished—without harming their taste or health benefits.
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Having used the Show before, I was a little concerned the screen would be too small, but I actually preferred the tinier display.
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Democrats argue the block grants in the bill would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health spending.
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The levels ingested are intended to be too small to inspire Technicolor hallucinations, but large enough to enhance a sense of mental flow.
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Some people say I don't even try and get condoms because they're not going to fit and I'm going to be too small etc.
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It's literally just an uncomfortable looking giraffe, pacing around, in a pen that appears to be too small for any real kind of comfort.
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Deep as the Argentine economic and political crisis might be, Argentina would seem to be too small by itself to produce emerging market contagion.
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Democrats and some health experts warn the block grants would be too small and would lead to cuts in Medicaid and other health spending.
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In its attempt to end "Too-big-to-fail" banks, Dodd-Frank unintentionally created an environment where smaller banks could be too small to succeed.
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Tegel is due to close once the new airport opens but by the time that happens it will be too small to meet passenger demand.
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If you're wondering why you can't throw coffee pods in the bin, it's because they can be too small for most recycling services to process.
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Photos taken by passengers suggest that the hole was the size of the window, which would probably be too small for a person to fit through.
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What's more, it may turn out to be too small for index funds, which may force many investors to dump their new shares in short order.
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"Coupa may be too small to be a cloud king — it's a $3 billion company — but it's certainly a cloud prince," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Many economists are skeptical of that approach, arguing that a payroll tax cut would be too small and too poorly targeted to be of much help.
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Then on draft night, a commentator said that I was going to be too small to play in the N.B.A. That's all I needed to hear.
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The money raised has mostly been spent in rich countries; projects in poor ones tend to be too small and perceived as too risky to merit issuance.
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Some drug sales may be too small to attract rivals, too, or safety conditions attached to them mean producers can prevent rivals from getting samples to prove equivalency.
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Now, a further challenge is that the team simply may be too small to compete, with only a few professional investors who can lead their own deals remaining.
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A letter from AHIP said the tax credits in the GOP bill could be too small to help low-income people get covered and warned of Medicaid cuts.
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West had the internet buzzing when he wore the shoes, which appeared to be too small for his feet, to 2 Chainz and Kesha Ward's wedding that August.
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However, when the defense team convinced the prosecution to ask Simpson to try on the glove during the trial, it appeared to be too small for his hands.
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If so, the company may be relying on Instagram and other products to bolster its growth, and they may still be too small to pick up the slack.
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Before spending time with the iPad Pro I was worried the slimmer bezel would be too small, and that resting my fingers on display would result in accidental touches.
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An overseas offer could be technically difficult because of regulatory requirements, while Saudi Arabia's own capital market might be too small to cope with such a large equity offer.
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The review will focus on disputes between financial services providers and customers that remain unresolved by existing complaints procedures and which may be too small to take to court.
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Some drug sales may be too small to attract rivals, too, or safety conditions attached to them may mean producers can prevent rivals from getting samples to prove equivalency.
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As we reported, there have been talks that the future Hall of Famer's memorial service could be held at the L.A. Coliseum, as Staples could be too small. #RIP
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For some time, it had been assumed that the renovated Coliseum, designed to seat 13,000 when it reopens this spring, would be too small to house an N.H.L. team.
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Its hefty price tag aside, it's basically the same as the iPhone XS, and will be interesting to those users who have found the iPhone X to be too small.
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Villagers also told Reuters they feared the plots in the new settlements would be too small for many households, which often comprise extended family groups of 30 people or more.
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Today myriad start-up businesses — always thought to be too small and numerous to survive — that sprang up for United States visitors are failing as a result of falling tourism.
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Your company may be too small for that, so you might pick the manager you think is most likely to be sympathetic or at least sensitive to the underlying issue.
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By then, the club was thought to be too small for a Grand Slam event and a new tennis center was under construction in Flushing Meadows, a few miles away.
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Only 4,087 of the participants in the study were black women, about 9 percent, she noted, and that number may be too small to know whether the risks are real.
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That back story lends his rise a feel-good air, the aura of a fairy tale about a boy assumed to be too small to make it proving everyone wrong.
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The penalty may still prove to be too small to get enough people to buy insurance, but I think people's knowledge is still catching up as the penalty phases in.
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Indeed, Singapore's waves may be too small to surf but they are perfect for skim boarding, wakeboarding and stand up paddle boarding—three offshoots of surfing immensely popular on the island.
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On the flip side, some might find the Home Hub to be too small for their tastes and will want a larger version with a bigger display and more powerful speakers.
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What Wilson learned was while 33 square feet might be too small, people could definitely downsize their living space in order to have more disposable income for traveling and other experiences.
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It might be too small for some luxury buyers, but alongside the XT5 and the just-debuted XT6 three-row midsize SUV, it gives Caddy a 1-2-3 crossover punch.
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"Bayer is planning to divest consumer health brands in certain countries where it deems its business to be too small to thrive in the long term," one of the sources said.
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So small that even if every one of those who's validated and broke for the Democrat, be too small of a number to erase the Republican lead in the Senate race.
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You could sue a polluter (for polluting) or a government agency (for neglecting its regulatory duties), but even if you won, the damages would be too small to be a deterrent.
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Critics say Berlin Brandenburg, even when complete, will be too small to meet passenger demand and want Tegel retained to serve around 10 million passengers per year, mainly on short-haul flights.
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We also assumed that most people would enroll in plans with an average actuarial value of 50 percent — although premium tax credits would likely be too small to make these plans affordable.
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Males get the message that they can be too small, so you have pressure about stature, about physique and having very unrealistic body images portrayed to them and really marketed to them.
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"I know Etsy's had quite a run, but its market cap is only $5 billion and that might be too small for the opportunity and for the total addressable market," Cramer said.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)I've been using a 83-inch iPhone X for the last year and have never thought that display to be too small, but next to the XR it feels minuscule.
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Its endless forms, from tubemaking microbes to hunkering slime, may be too small or simple to communicate the way life does on Earth—but they would be no less real and no less alive.
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If you're going to Home Depot, however, a Ford Fiesta might be too small, and there's no way a Boeing 747 would work — in that case, a pickup truck might be your best bet.
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Thomas Hechtfischer, managing director of shareholder advisory group DSW, which represents less than 1% of Uniper's voting rights at its annual general meeting, said Uniper "may possibly be too small in the long-run".
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The Times The 1-billion-pound ($1.23 billion) loan scheme to help small businesses cope with the coronavirus crisis may be too small, too complex and take too long to launch, banks say. bit.
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And while it isn't looking to put up a huge volume of spacecraft, there was some concern that its toaster-sized satellites might be too small to track and present a risk that way.
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Verizon offers a two-gigabyte bucket for $60 a month, which may be too small; for $75 a month it offers a four-gigabyte plan, which is a bit more than you probably need.
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He runs a 215.5-second 211.5-yard dash and can seemingly do everything well, but he may be too small to play linebacker and may lack the ball-hawking instincts to play defensive back.
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Though Ecuador may be too small to register on the Twitter executive team's radar, under their noses the lucrative business of weaponizing the platform is already being exported to other countries in the region.
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A carbon refund of $100 per month might be too small to mobilise a critical mass of voters, while the associated tax would prompt a no-holds-barred campaign by deep-pocketed fossil-fuel firms.
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Supporters, however, say that even when complete the new airport will be too small to meet passenger demand and want Tegel retained to serve around 10 million passengers per year, mainly on short-haul flights.
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The standard deviation of the temperature record is about 6900 degrees, so that these effects would be too small even to be measured, let alone to affect sea levels and cyclones and all the rest.
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The new international airport is due to replace Berlin's former Cold War era airports of Tegel and Schoenefeld, but after the years of delays there are concerns that it will be too small when it opens.
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The seismologists warned that raising the limit could lead to higher magnitude so called trailing events, which can occur after fracking has stopped, but said these would still likely be too small to cause any damage.
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What they're saying: "The magnification allows Hubble to view structures as small as 520 light-years across that would be too small to see without the turboboost from the lensing effect," NASA said in a statement.
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Setting the motions of molecules to music can help scientists identify hidden patterns in their data that might otherwise be too small, or occur over such short time scales that they're easily missed by the human eye.
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Phil Cavanaugh, a chairman of the Wapello County Republican Party, said he feared that the Ottumwa High School auditorium, which drew 20013,200 people for previous Republican caucuses, would be too small for the 2,000 he expected this year.
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Among other problems, even late-term preemies may be too small to fit properly in car seats, and the straps may hit them in the wrong place on their body and make it harder to breathe, Davis noted.
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Mining stocks underperformed after oil prices fell about 1 percent on Tuesday, on signs of resurgent crude output in Libya and concerns that output cuts by the world's big exporters may be too small to reduce a global glut.
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At age 34, though, I faced the awkward, privileged dilemma of a working-class journalist: I'd accepted a book contract to write about poverty, but it turned out to be too small to cover my health insurance and rent.
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Like with the Surface Go, I worried that the screen would be too small to display multiple apps or the last-gen Snapdragon 2650 chip paired with 9103GB of RAM would be too slow to keep things running smoothly.
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Dr. Steven Solga, head of gastroenterology at St. Luke's University Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, told the panel it makes no sense to require biosimilars to be tested for every condition because such trials would be too small to deliver reliable results.
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More often than not, they get short shrift from straight-size retailers (which usually cater to sizes 00 to 12), but they may be too small to wear the offerings available from plus retailers (which generally offer sizes 14 to 32).
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I don't like interchangeable lens cameras to be too small, but the E-M10 Mark III felt more significant in my hands, and more like something I'd be comfortable shooting with than its predecessor — even though it's still practically palm-sized.
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Given the tiny differences in day length involved (a few dozen milliseconds at most) and the primitive equipment (such as water clocks) available to ancient researchers, it might be thought that any difference in timing would be too small to detect.
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Apple told me that it doesn't want to overstuff the display because it doesn't want the interface elements to be too small to tap on, and most people really do just want a bigger interface on a large phone, which makes sense.
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Local groups that help people sign up for ObamaCare and Medicaid have yet to hear from the Trump administration about their annual federal funding, leaving many in limbo and fearing the grants could be too small or might not come at all.
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Arguably, the flawed standards worsened the problem with each passing year: Actuarial values determine the annual contributions that states and local governments make to their pension plans, so if the target numbers are too low, the contributions will always be too small.
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He expects to see some sort of stimulus program come from Washington, the shape of which is still under debate, "but anything that's going to be proposed is likely going to be too small to offset the US trajectory this year," he adds.
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"We think any boost to demand would be too small to make much difference to short-term growth prospects in the euro-zone as a whole," Andrew Kenningham of Capital Economics wrote in a note entitled "Wishful thinking about German fiscal policy".
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With the Pixel 903, there are several: the battery may be too small, the face unlock works with your eyes closed, and now the conditions at which the screen will refresh at 90Hz and when it will ratchet down to 60Hz are pretty confusing.
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Pros: Can calm anxiety so you can get a good night's sleep, cozy minky cover, easy to clean Cons: May be too small for taller people, can get in the way of intimacy Buy the Quility Premium Weighted Blanket on Amazon starting at $59.70
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Pros: Pretty silhouette, comes in fun patterns, machine washable, locks out any trace of water or steamCons: Might be too small for certain hair types and styles, can be hard to get on, can trap moisture if your head sweats in the shower, pricey
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Whatever one believes about the underlying climate science or evidence, the effect on temperatures in the year 2100 of a large-scale shift of power production from conventional generation to renewables generally, or a fortiori to solar PV in particular, would be too small to measure.
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It&aposs a perfect size for him now — I was initially worried that it would be too small by next year, but Casper says that the beds are designed specifically to be a tight, cozy space for dogs, who tend to prefer small and tight shelters.
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"What's important is that there is now a global development in the exchanges sector, and both these exchanges are likely to be too small to compete on a standalone basis in the long run," Oettinger, who is responsible for digital economy, told Reuters at an event in Duesseldorf.
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Aircraft big enough (think commercial airliner size) to slog around the big radar an E-3 Sentry uses are going to be lousy at air-to-air combat; meanwhile, any aircraft agile enough to be a decent dogfighter is going to be too small to carry a massive radar.
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Earlier this week, Tesla Chairman and CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the car will not offer the chance to upgrade to Tesla's longest-range 100 kilowatt-hour battery, which is offered for both the Model S and X. Musk said the car will be too small to accommodate the large battery.
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The Administration does not believe limited Federal resources should be allocated to this program given that the program allows the funds to be distributed to all school districts that receive Title I, Part A funds, which makes it likely that award amounts will be too small to have a meaningful impact.
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Planet b is a ball of lava, and planet c likely features a rocky surface that erupts silicate magmas, similar to Jupiter's moon Io. The researchers weren't able to determine the situation for planets f and g, saying the tidal forces might actually be too small to produce under-ice liquid oceans.
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Lianne Sheppard, a professor of biostatistics at the University of Washington who until Wednesday served as a member of the C.A.S.A.C. and also is on the particulate-matter review board, expressed concern that the resulting panel may be too small and inexperienced in some of the specific issues to handle the new volume of work.
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"Given the sharp rise in unemployment we will likely see in coming weeks, there is an enormous risk that our fiscal policy response will be too small to cushion the blow to individuals and families or to significantly affect the downward trajectory of the economy," the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities said in a report.
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Not only was this a team so associated with Long Island that it was already named after the place—the team logo, many people noted, even omitted Brooklyn from its geographic depiction of the island—but they were to move into an arena purposely designed to be too small for hockey in order to save on rapidly ballooning construction costs.
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Ms. Block, a former Obama administration official and congressional staff member who is a veteran of legislative efforts to make unionizing and collective bargaining easier, said experience had taught her that advancing labor interests through provisions like card check doesn't work: Such measures tend to be too small to matter substantively, and they fail to generate political excitement among those who would benefit.
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Borneo's Sumatran rhinos are critically endangered, possibly down to less than 50 individuals; the area's pygmy elephants exist only in isolated pockets of protected forest that "may be too small to ensure" their survival, according to the World Wildlife Fund; regal Sumatran tigers are almost gone; and Borneo's orangutans, one of humans' closest living relatives, have seen their population decline by over 50 percent in the last 60 years.
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