AEST Sunday, rainfall of 100 millimetres (3.9 inches) was expected, with up to 200 millimetres (7.9 inches) in some areas.
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The chip shrunk from 2553 millimetres to only 2255 millimetres, it said, and what's worse, the reduction wasn't even accompanied by a drop in price.
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Sydney alone had seen more than 60 millimetres (2.36 inches) of rain in the past 24 hours and was forecast to receive up to 360 millimetres more by Monday.
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Paleontology is maddening work, its progress typically measured in millimetres.
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The patient's liver hovered, like a piñata, just millimetres away.
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The light usually penetrates only a few millimetres into the cortex.
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The deluxe capsule, on the other hand, will be 1,600 millimetres wide.
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There are appendicularians: free-swimming relatives of sea-squirts a few millimetres across.
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Soon we will have a small tablet, only three millimetres in diameter, thirty micrograms.
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"We measure changes in the condition of the glacier within millimetres," Rignot told me.
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The hairline and the brow ridge, Deschamps-Braly felt, should be five to six centimetres apart; the eyebrows should be about sixty-five millimetres from the tip of the nose; the nasal septum should be about fifteen millimetres from the upper lip.
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Referees at sporting events are subject to reviews that check their decisions to within millimetres.
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Deschamps-Braly began work on a scalp advancement—bringing Abby's hairline forward by five millimetres.
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He would also bring her chin forward by six millimetres, to create the desired harmony.
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According to China Daily, rainfall in the area reached an all-time high of 115 millimetres.
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The Pureview is only 8 millimetres wide, and has a robust chassis built from machined aluminium.
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Its algorithms use these sensors to learn within millimetres the profile of the road being travelled.
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In some areas, precipitation is expected to be up to 200 millimetres (7.8 inches), it said.
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Only a few millimetres of plastic separate crops in the high tunnels from the great outdoors.
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It was a tektite, about three millimetres in diameter—the fallout from an ancient asteroid impact.
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Avoid all national news on TV this evening....London has had 5 fucking millimetres of snow.
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This allows direct casting to a thickness of just a few millimetres, requiring only minimal rolling thereafter.
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The heaviest recorded fall was 266 millimetres (10.5 inches) north of Dunedin over a 48-hour period.
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Kenneth has dumped more than 570 millimetres of rain in Pemba and is forecast to bring more.
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Geologists define sand not by composition but by size, as grains between 0.0625 and two millimetres across.
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In Agboville, 11.6 millimetres (mm) of rains fell last week, 7.7 mm above the five-year average.
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Its tail bones are only two millimetres wide, suggesting it was not much larger than a modern sparrow.
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Liendo drives two routes, both of them absurdly steep, with switchback turns and clearances best measured in millimetres.
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Data collected by Reuters showed there was 11.8 millimetres of rain in Soubre last week, 8 mm below average.
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Rainfall in Jiangxi reached as much as 688 millimetres (27 inches), according to a notice by China's meteorological administration.
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Free spectrum abounds in the higher bands—in particular where the length of radio waves is counted in millimetres.
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Data showed rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was 23.93 millimetres last week, 35.3 mm above average.
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That's only 2 millimetres (0.08 inches) longer than the current largest living Australian stick insect in Museum Victoria's colony.
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At just 13.1 millimetres and weighing under 1 kilogram, the Apple MacBook is made for computing on the move.
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This really comes down to personal preference, and whether you think those extra millimetres are worth the price hike.
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Data collected by Reuters showed 34.4 millimetres of rainfall last week in Daloa, 7.1 mm above the five-year average.
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It is 27 millimetres long, 22015mm in diameter and has an energy density of perhaps 250 watt-hours per kilogram.
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The average year-round temperature is 34.4 degrees Celsius and the area gets about 100 millimetres of rain per annum.
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The group have subsequently upped the speed at which they can propel water droplets to a heady ten millimetres a second.
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Rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was at 2.9 millimetres last week, 20.5 mm below the five-year average.
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Microbeads, often labelled as polyethylene, are small plastic beads generally ranging from 0.1 to 0.5 millimetres in length, according to Greenpeace.
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"We have experienced long periods of standstill and when progress has been made, it has been in millimetres," says Mr Steinmeier.
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The cobalt crusts accumulate a few millimetres every million years, while the manganese nodules grow by around 1cm every million years.
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Data showed that rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, totalled 28 millimetres (mm) last week, 0.6 mm above average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Yamoussoukro, was 62.8 millimetres (mm) last week, 46.8 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Daloa was 3.6 millimetres (mm) last week, 7.2 mm below the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre was 25.9 millimetres (mm) last week, 13 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre was 25.9 millimetres (mm) last week, 13 mm above the five-year average.
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The airbag connector pin, for example, is 1 millimetre thick and is made in eight sizes ranging from 20-40 millimetres long.
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Two other new species, Rhombophryne proportionalis and Anodonthyla eximia, measuring 11–15 millimetres (around 0.45 inches), were also described in the study.
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If tumours are to grow beyond a few millimetres in size they need to encourage new blood vessels to bring them nutrients.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Yamoussoukro was at 70.6 millimetres (mm) last week, 46.5 mm above the five-year average.
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The NMC warned that 24-hour rainfall levels across eastern China could reach around 250-320 millimetres from Friday afternoon to Saturday afternoon.
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Reuters data showed the southern region of Agboville saw 28.2 millimetres (mm) of rain last week, 13.8 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was 13.9 millimetres (mm) last week, 11.3 mm below average.
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Rainfall in Soubre, which includes the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, was 2.1 millimetres mm, 12.9 mm below the five-year average.
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Its metal unibody weighs just 640 grams and measures only 6.9 millimetres across, making it easy to carry, wherever you need to go.
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Faxai, a woman's name in Lao, could dump as much as 300 millimetres of rain in the next 24 hours, said the agency.
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If rainfall at a nearby weather station was below 50 millimetres between May 5 and June 20, he would receive 450 euros per hectare.
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The chip, measuring 12 square millimetres, contained 20113,300 transistors—tiny electrical switches representing the 1s and 0s that are the basic language of computers.
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There were also schematic diagrams indicating what surgical alterations Deschamps-Braly needed to make: a centimetre off her chin, two millimetres off her nose.
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It's also the world's smallest living bird, with males measuring up to 57 millimetres in length and weighing 1.6 grams, while females are larger.
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"The E.C. has dismissed Italian plans for a maximum condom width of fifty-four millimetres," Johnson reported in the Telegraph on May 8, 221.
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Pressures and turns with his thumb and finger, patiently, until the screw hatch jumps and, after a few hard-fought-for millimetres, rattles loose.
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Data showed rainfall in Daloa, which includes the region of Bouafle, was 0.7 millimetres (mm) last week, 6.1 mm below the five-year average.
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To ensure maximum exposure, a mechanism moves the position of the panel by a few millimetres horizontally, enough to follow the trajectory of the sun.
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Their billion-plus data points constitute a virtual copy of the building, accurate to within five millimetres, that could prove vital in the reconstruction effort.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in the western region of Man, was 76 millimetres (mm) last week, 37.1 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed that rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was at 10.3 millimetres last week, 11.6 mm below the five-year average.
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A mound of the stuff is made up of thousands of tiny invertebrates called polyps, that can be anything from a few millimetres to several centimetres wide.
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Data collected by Reuters showed that rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was at 24.1 millimetres last week, 3.9 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Abengourou, which includes the cocoa farming region of Aboisso, was 2.2 millimetres (mm), 11.2 mm below the five-year average.
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In south-central Egypt, for example, the annual rainfall averages between zero and five millimetres, but the annual evaporation rate can be as high as five metres .
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Daloa, which includes the region of Bouafle, was 2.2 millimetres (mm) last week, 2.6 mm below the five-year average.
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On closer examination, Dr Bertocchini and her colleagues discovered that their caterpillars each ate an average of 2.2 holes, three millimetres across, every hour, in the plastic film.
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The Japanese women's team were edged out by Germany on Sunday with a return ball that grazed against the table edge, giving them the winning point by millimetres.
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The diminutive wing-back Roberto Carlos carefully places the ball on the turf, meticulously adjusting its position by millimetres, as if searching for the perfect panel to strike.
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Melanomas are often asymmetrical ("A"), their borders ("B") are uneven, their color ("C") can be patchy and variegated, and their diameter ("D") is usually greater than six millimetres.
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Data collected by Reuters showed that rainfall in Daloa, including the region of Bouafle, was at 4.1 millimetres (mm) last week, 14.4 mm below the five-year average.
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Locks of hair catch the light in rough sketches done only in shades of grey; figures just a few millimetres high scamper among the brambles of decorative borders.
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They are born together, often as tens of thousands of identical siblings a few millimetres across, on a single wafer the size of an old-fashioned vinyl record.
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Here's the maths: Courage the goldfish is 5 centimetres (1.9 inch) long and the pebble, which was lodged lengthways across his mouth, measured in at 9 millimetres (0.35 inches).
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Murray was staring down the barrel at 4-23, 15-30 in the decider but a sweetly-struck Stepanek backhand was millimetres too low and his chance was gone.
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As much as 200 millimetres (7.9 inches) of rain fell across Australia's east coast last week, data from the country's Bureau of Meteorology shows, twice the average January rainfall.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre, including the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, totalled 23 millimetres (mm) last week, 9.4 mm above the five-year average.
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Reuters data showed that Soubre, which includes the towns of Sassandra and San Pedro, saw 14.4 millimetres (mm) of rainfall last week, 1 mm below the five-year average.
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Krag said the chances of a satellite being hit in its lifetime by a particle of a few millimetres size were between one in 30 and one in 130.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre, including the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, was 15.8 millimetres (mm) last week, 1.8 mm below the five-year average.
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The World Food Programme said the storm could dump 600 millimetres of rain in the area over the next 10 days, twice as much as Beira received after Cyclone Idai.
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ET (1815 GMT) because of approaching thunderstorms and four hours later officials abandoned any further prospect of play after 333 inches (30 millimetres) of rain had drenched the already sodden course.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre, which includes the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, was at 6.2 millimetres (mm) last week, 15.8 mm below the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed rainfall in Soubre, which includes the regions of San Pedro and Sassandra was at 7.8 millimetres (mm) last week, 7.2 mm below the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed that rainfall in Soubre, which includes the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, was 55.5 millimetres (mm) last week, 18.9 mm above the five-year average.
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Data collected by Reuters showed that rainfall in Soubre, which includes the regions of Sassandra and San Pedro, totalled 32.4 millimetres (mm) last week, 18.6 mm below the five-year average.
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The basic idea is to make robots that fold up, a bit like origami, into small structures less than a few millimetres in diameter so that they can be swallowed like tablets.
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They discovered a miniature ecosystem composed of things that look, at first sight, like flecks of colour—but are, in fact, tiny corals, sponges, fan-like worms and bryozoans, all just millimetres tall.
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Boswell's lab was already working with zebrafish—tiny creatures only a couple of millimetres long, which are transparent save a streak of colour—because they're a popular model organism to study developmental biology.
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Most of the country is fewer than five metres above sea level; monsoon season lasts for four months, and it brings 80% of the annual rainfall (between 2,000 and 20203,000 millimetres on average).
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The ice in Antarctica altogether holds enough water to raise sea levels by a startling 58 metres, and so far the ice loss since 1992 has contributed to a rise of eight millimetres.
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The strands can measure up to 2 metres (2.19 yards) long, but have a diameter of less than 0.5 millimetres (0.02 inches), and can blow tens of kilometres away if the wind is right.
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The country's east coast is expected to receive as much as 100 millimetres of rain later this week and to see wetter-than-average conditions until November, according to forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology.
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The deadly landslide occurred about 130 km north of the coastal city of Wenzhou, when a natural dam collapsed in an area deluged with 1633 millimetres (6.3 inches) of rain within three hours, CCTV reported.
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Melting ice in Greenland, home to the second largest mass of ice after Antarctica, is thought to add 0.8 millimetres of water to global ocean levels annually, more than any other region, according to NASA.
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The German Meteorological Service said there were heavy storms across the country, including heavy rain of more than 25 millimetres in a short time, hail and winds of up to 120 kilometres (75 miles) per hour.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Martin Fourcade won the men's 15km mass start biathlon by mere millimetres but the history books will show that the gold medal made him France's greatest Olympian, regardless of the margin of victory.
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They were four millimetres square—no wider than a "W" on this page—and manufactured from a block of silicon that had been sliced, chemically treated, and then etched in acid, until the surface resembled a minuscule bed of nails.
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"We came up with a particle of a few millimetres, impacting at orbital velocity—so that's [an impact velocity of] more than 40,000 kilometres an hour," Holger Krag, head of ESA's Space Debris Office, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Some areas received a quarter of the annual average rainfall, according to Reuters' calculations, with the state's Bureau of Meteorology saying coastal areas experienced up to 160 millimetres (6.3 inches) of rain in the 24-hour period to 9 a.m.
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The trouble is that the wholesome-looking burners are big emitters of fine particles, specks of dust and soot measuring less than 2.5 micrometres (0.0025 millimetres) which sink deep into the lungs and pass into the bloodstream, causing respiratory and heart diseases.
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America's satellite-based Global Positioning System and subsequent similar efforts from other countries (known collectively as GNSS, the Global Navigation Satellite System) have permitted the creation in many places of networks of sensors that measure, within millimetres, local distortions of Earth's crust.
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As noted by Scherz on his blog, two species of Mini are within the top 50 smallest frogs in the world, while the Mini scule — which only gets as large as 10.8 millimetres (0.43 inches) — is within the top 20 smallest frogs.
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Studies have shown that, despite their relative heft, stinkbugs can crawl through any crevice larger than seven millimetres, which means that, no matter how much caulk and weather-stripping and patience you possess, it is virtually impossible to stinkbug-proof a home.
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Some surgeons prefer to reduce the forehead only by burring it, but Deschamps-Braly, like Ousterhout before him, is committed to procedures that yield more dramatic results—drama, in the context of facial feminization, being measured in millimetres, or in fractions thereof.
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Only 3% of canned peaches and 5% of currants can be "wormy" (definition: infested with or eaten into by worms.)When it comes to spinach, US producers are allowed two spinach worms (caterpillars) which are longer than 12 millimetres per 24 pounds of the plant.Mould
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Between 21 and 5003 millimetres (2500 to 211.7 inches) of rain drenched the Sydney area out to the Blue Mountains and farther south over the weekend, the Bureau of Meteorology said, which led to rivers flooding and forced more than 228 schools to shut on Monday.
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Both Mr Cook and Mr Trott ignored the new regulations—which provide a list of approved helmets with fixed grilles and with gaps to the peak of no more than 50 millimetres (two inches)—and took to the field for their counties wearing their usual equipment.
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"This insouciance about the prospect of putting off any deal has completely upended market expectations that we were potentially millimetres away from a deal, and also flies in the face of the optimism that has seen markets rally strongly over the last few weeks," CMC analyst Michael Hewson said.
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But on the final day, he also needed Francesco Molinari to deposit balls in the water on the 12th and 15th holes, Brooks Koepka to send a tee shot into Rae's Creek on the 12th hole and miss a makeable birdie putt on the 503th, and Mr Johnson to see his furious charge on the back nine fall millimetres short of a final birdie on the 18th.
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