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It's only the middle-aged and diminishingly ambitious who view fun as an end itself.
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He is diminishingly popular as you go up the income scale, whereas the opposite is true of Ms. Warren.
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"The chances of all firms being compliant on July 3 are diminishingly small," said Calum Burnett, head of the banking, finance and regulatory litigation practice at Allen & Overy.
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Potential voters are most likely to become actual voters when mobilization campaigns work through voters' dense networks of social relationships; these relationships can provide the necessary incentives for potential voters to bear the costs of voting even when the policy return seems diminishingly small.
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Much of Aaliyah dealt with the complexities of romantic love and different stages in a relationship. Most of the songs were written by lyricist Static Major, who shared a close friendship and strong rapport with Aaliyah. She viewed the album as a reflection of herself as both a young adult and a matured vocalist. Aaliyah received highly positive reviews from critics and debuted at number two on the Billboard 200, but sold diminishingly afterwards.
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The 20 db (ten-to-one) feedback loop of the Williamson amplifier wraps around all four stages and the output transformer. According to Richard C. Hitchcock, "this is a severe test of design and is one of the outstanding features of the Williamson circuit." Williamson wrote that the depth of feedback can be easily increased from 20 to 30 dB, but the audible improvements of deeper feedback will be diminishingly low. All frequency compensation components are located in the first and second stages of the circuit: their local smoothing RC filters subtly alter frequency response at infrasonic frequencies.
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This is illustrated in the figure, which displays a collection of different orbits allowed to the standard map for various values of K > 0. All the orbits shown are periodic or quasiperiodic, with the exception of the green one that is chaotic and develops in a large region of phase space as an apparently random set of points. Particularly remarkable is the extreme uniformity of the distribution in the chaotic region, although this can be deceptive: even within the chaotic regions, there are an infinite number of diminishingly small islands that are never visited during iteration, as shown in the close- up.
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