Small Size Constrains Tattel's small size could limit the financial options the company faces.
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READMENew small size means great maneuverability New small size also means awesome portabilityPretty short range at seven miles per chargeBad for the halfpipe, don't even try
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A major benefit to a cubesat is its small size.
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The Bixpy jet is surprisingly powerful given its small size.
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Despite its small size, the Home is a decent speaker.
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In many ways, Denmark's success depends on its small size.
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The small size is the Mavic Mini's main selling point.
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These strengths are partly offset by the company's small size.
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They're the perfect 'not too big, not too small' size.
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The small size also comes with some tradeoffs, of course.
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It has a tremendous Parliament record, despite its small size.
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Despite the home's small size, the bathroom is surprisingly luxurious.
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But its small size doesn't mean small sound or small range.
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While cute, the tracker's small size makes it easy to lose.
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Pacific Island nations can be powerful friends despite their small size.
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The Pen-F is also very powerful for its small size.
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Each piece shows careful attention to detail, despite their small size.
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The small size and non-stick surface make cleanup a breeze.
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But the small size of microweddings doesn't mean they're headache-free.
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Then there is the relatively small size of the voting body.
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For people with bigger hands, the ball's small size might cause cramps.
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That small size also means it weighs 1.15 pounds and is only .
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The firm's small size means this deal won't be in lawmakers' crosshairs.
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A big part of the appeal, though, is this camera's small size.
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"In small size OLED Samsung is the 600 pound gorilla," Campling said.
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The problem is the small size of the Apple Watch, said Munster.
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By itself, The Verge found its performance admirable for its small size.
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Slightly more desirable for a camping trip because of its small size.
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The sound from the Qb is powerful, despite its relatively small size.
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The study is limited due to its small size, the authors note.
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But despite its small size, the airline has been strategic and nimble.
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The relatively small size of the market may be artificially buoying prices.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size and geographical concentration.
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The businessman is also concerned about the small size of their company.
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With that small size does come some loss of power, of course.
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Despite the light weight and small size, it still provides incredible warmth.
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And because of its small size, the restaurant wasn't making much money.
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As is, one can still appreciate its small size and small cost.
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One reason for this small size is the fragmentation of America's payments systems.
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Dizzy is not a danger to the public due to his small size.
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Here, the small size isn't just a story necessity, or a franchise strategy.
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Static electricity was the chosen perching method because of the robot's small size.
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My cat is on the small size and it works perfectly for her.
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"I detest those small-size boobs," he said after a disappointing three months.
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The large size factor is down 3.3%, while small size is down 5.2%.
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But Hong Kong Disneyland has also been vexed by its relatively small size.
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Tiny homes also get super messy super fast, thanks to their small size.
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One of the most important reasons was the small size of their studies.
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The small size and semi-solid formula also make it great for travel.
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The small size of this room ensures that it gets misty very quickly.
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Ongoing losses and the relatively small size of the businesses threaten its future.
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"We don't have a small size or an extra small size, so there is a fairly broad range of the smaller female crew members, for example, who can't be well accommodated by the space suits we have right now," says Burbank.
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These buffers are, however, mitigated by the small size of the bank's equity base.
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Its small size makes it the perfect countertop blender — get it for $2100 here.
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This, her owners said, probably accounted for her distinctive facial features and small size.
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Two friends told BuzzFeed News his small size had frustrated him in the past.
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Her owners say her perpetual frown and small size are due to feline dwarfism.
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Writes Mashable's Raymond Wong: Despite its small size, the Home is a decent speaker.
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They also found that the small size of their bathroom soaks up more moisture.
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High investment risk and the insurer's small size and scale are key rating weaknesses.
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Many believe that dachshunds have struggled in the competition because of their small size.
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So, don't let the small size deceive you, this stuff packs a major punch.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size, limited diversification, and geographical concentration.
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The layout isn't ideal, but isn't awfully burdensome because of the gym's small size.
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On Tuesday, the White House blamed the small size of the planned Eagles contingent.
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Upward rating potential is limited by the fairly small size of the bank's equity.
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Due to its small size, the Microlino can cross-park, perfect for city driving.
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Thanks to these bands' relatively small size, they're especially effective for more petite users.
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Despite its small size, this model packs a 150-watt power three-speed motor.
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Specifically, Hitzinger pointed to the lidar sensor's high resolution, long range and small size.
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Its small size makes it subject to the economic winds of its bigger neighbors.
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Similarly, the small size of Abdurraqib's book is belied by how much it contains.
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The deal was not submitted to the authorities last year because of its small size.
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Indeed, the real threat to the euro may not be Greece, given its small size.
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Despite its relatively small size—there are just 35 employees—Embark has made considerable headway.
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The potential cost of support would be easily manageable for SG given SGE's small size.
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The small size also makes the Hub a little unstable when you tap the touchscreen.
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Oh, and like other drones, it's still on the loud side despite its small size.
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The potential cost of support would be easily manageable for SG given Expressbank's small size.
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The ratings are constrained by the company's small size and limited access to capital markets.
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The farm's small size belies its big ambition: to help improve the city's food security.
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This small size will get you started, and is great for cooking for one. 6.
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The small size makes it tough for Singapore to attract institutional investors to its market.
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These strengths are offset by the group's small size and limited diversification by business line.
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Small size is worth that convenience, especially in something regarded as a sport-utility vehicle.
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The Dunkin' Pumpkin Swirl Frozen Coffee contains 99 grams of sugar in a small size.
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Because of its small size, the battery is still integrated, which isn't all that awful.
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The Kingdom's small size and lack of resources have made it dependent on international aid.
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A second step in this argument is that the small size of the Court matters.
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But its clothing is also infamous for only being sold in one (usually small) size.
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Judging from the small size of this shift, Dr. Snyder described the change as modest.
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Mr. Atkins acknowledged the congregation's small size, about 30 people, and its far-flung origins.
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Despite its small size, it has rebuffed countless military offensives and remains a serious threat.
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I went for a small size of the "Lou" ($18.75) and a house salad ($6.95).
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Texts are beamed to the screen, but its small size isn't conducive to actually reading.
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The standalone rating reflects SI Re's strong capitalisation, small size and scale and good profitability.
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I don't make sketches, but I always work with ideas in a very small size.
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And for whatever reason, the small size and button density felt more noticeable in this setup.
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And from personal experience with AirPods, the small size of the case isn't really a problem.
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But InSight's small size means it can launch from California without the need for that advantage.
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Which is why we set out to find gifts that impress regardless of their small size.
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Meanwhile, the drone's small size makes it thrillingly agile and capable of squeezing into tight spaces.
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There are also concerns about Uniper's ability to compete longer-term given its relatively small size.
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It has a relatively small size and robust compatibility, including Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro line.
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Not for their impressive range and battery capacity, but for their small size and cute factor.
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Despite its small size, the city had the sixth-highest business environment ranking, according to Wallethub.
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The $169 wireless earbuds were praised for their great Hi-Fi sound quality and small size.
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They're much more affordable and their small size means you can hide them in any room.
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However, some guests complained about the small size of rooms, and the lack of front desk.
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Very young elephants are pursued due to their small size, which makes them easier to transport.
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Despite its small size, the house features three beds, each of which has a magical look.
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The small size and included mirror make this a great pick for travel or everyday use.
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Pros: Pretty design, fun colors, small size, same Google smarts, affordableCons: Not the best sound quality
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The Imp's small size makes it atricky moving target while Captain Dreadbeard can strike from afar.
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Tim and Sam also found that the small size of their bathroom soaks up more moisture.
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It truly shines alone, however, thanks to its small size and more than acceptable audio range.
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Upon meeting her, Mr. Douglas was taken aback by Ms. Simpson's small size and her demeanor.
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Despite its small size, CUP has long played a pivotal role in driving Catalonia toward independence.
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Sheriff Schultz said his department's small size, with just 27 deputies, made their deaths especially painful.
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The Peppers found the small size more appealing than a massive building with hundreds of units.
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The small size of the aperture of the eye bones indicates Oculudentavis was active during daytime.
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Pros: Simple to assemble and operate, small size, automatic shut-offCons: Shorter running time than others
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But despite the small size, rooms are well-appointed and feel larger than they actually are.
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There's another recently released small-size smartphone gimbal on the market — the DJI Osmo Mobile 3.
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Nigerian dwarf goats, prized for their small size and affectionate nature, are becoming a popular pet.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers relied on participant recall.
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Single name concentrations within the bank's deposits result from its niche business model and small size.
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Despite its relatively small size, the Bronx Conservatory has had ripple effects in the broader community.
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So I got the large and the small size — one for me and one for my son.
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This ancient object is poorly understood due to its relatively small size, dim complexion, and extreme distance.
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Despite its small size, the Mavic Pro regularly flew for 20 minutes or more in my tests.
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The small size seats one person, and the largest—which measures up to six meters—seats four.
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Originals are usually characterized by their small size, about the thickness of a packet of Prima cigarettes.
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Thanks to its small size it's even better to use in the lap than the Surface Pro.
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But the small size makes it a great choice for taking to concerts or on short walks.
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Upside for the VR is, however, limited given GBKR's small size and the limitations of its franchise.
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Trinidad Minister of Planning and Development Camille Robinson-Regis said her country's small size is an issue.
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Each week its Facebook page asks for specific items, such as small-size men's shoes or Ibuprofen.
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Another issue is that Mars lost its magnetic field relatively early due to its relatively small size.
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"The opportunity is most pronounced for Burlington, mainly based on the company's relative small size," Morris said.
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Offsetting these factors are MutRe's small size, reduced premium income in 2015 and 2016 and low profitability.
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That comes as the exchange is already facing difficulty competing, particularly due to its relatively small size.
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Four customs brokers told Reuters that some of their small-size clients had stopped importing goods altogether.
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Although they pursue a variety of strategies, they are united in their relatively small size, investors said.
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The small size of Mexico's economy—America's is still well over ten times bigger—limited NAFTA's impact.
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The rating is limited by the company's start-up nature, small size and scale and weak profitability.
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Despite its small size, the Stryde 360 gets pretty loud, and doesn't really distort at high volumes.
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Despite her small size, the guys know she'd be a match even for the giant Jesus rat.
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The cold, pumpkin-flavored espresso beverage contains 2 1/4 tablespoons of sugar in a small size.
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Finally we reached the entrance, and we were surprised about the relatively small size of the tent.
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I was surprised by the lack of a grocery section and the small size of the store.
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While it's discreet on the outside, the inside is a completely livable home, despite its small size.
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Given Iceland's small size, geothermal energy, and technologically literate population, the chances of AUR's success seem high.
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It also stopped delivering in four Indian cities in January, citing the small size of the markets.
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And Hover's small size meant I could fly it around inside my apartment, which is always fun.
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However, Cabo Verde's small size (with half a million inhabitants) induces higher growth volatility than most peers.
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The small size of the domestic car industry made it almost impossible to compete against foreign automakers.
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What is unique, she added, is Lighthouse Hill's small size — only 250 families — which drives up demand.
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He said the exhibition was possible because of its tight focus and the museum's relatively small size.
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Despite its small size, it had a fierce, narrow face and a mouth full of sharp teeth.
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The small size, decent battery life, and punchy color make it just right for my Dopp kit.
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Fitch views United's ratings as limited by its small size and scale relative to larger, national peers.
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If you run your computer at maximum resolution, it will render text at an extremely small size.
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The reason that its impacts weren't felt more in downtown Miami was due to its small size.
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The small size also means that small changes on the joysticks get a bit exaggerated in the air.
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The relatively small size of their markets meant this could have a disproportionate effect on prices, he said.
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You will pay for the convenience of its small size and foldability, but I think it's worth it.
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When prices fall, shale producers can more easily cut spending than the majors because of their small size.
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But Gibson does offer that Korea's small size has a lot to do with this tight-knit bond.
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And in the market for residential sales, small size can be a drawback in terms of sale prices.
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As a youngster, the player was rejected by several clubs based on his small size and light frame.
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A senior government official described Russia's diplomatic mission in Malta as disproportionately big given the country's small size.
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Along with the small size is a small price, with the GPD Pocket available on Indiegogo for $399.
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Despite its small size, I'm very happy in this studio, and I produce a lot of work there.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that many women failed to complete the experiment.
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Russia's Azov Sea offers mostly shallow-water operations with small size cargoes, which may mean lower profit margins.
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The rescue took a considerable amount of time because of the small size of the cave, he said.
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On a display as large as iPad Pro's, these elements' small size is untenable for the visually impaired.
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One Amazon reviewer likes the overall look of the portable suitcase turntable, as well as its small size.
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And that, plus its small size and limited play features, keeps Cozmo firmly in the realm of toys.
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The designers at Goodbaby think certain people will pay for this small-size luxury, and they're probably right.
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Due to their typically small size, islands may also be more vulnerable from a military or geopolitical perspective.
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The small size of the Qatar market has pushed some of the state's lenders to seek overseas expansion.
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The fields have remained undeveloped for years due to their small size and the high cost of development.
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Due to its small size, the study didn't include many deaths or serious cardiac events, the authors note.
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Ohio's rating reflects its small size and diversified business profile, adequate asset-liability management, and low risk investments.
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Get the small size for 2-inch diameter cookies and the medium size for 2.75-inch diameter cookies.
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Given its small size, Australia has long tolerated control of vital industries by a limited number of companies.
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A microcosm of the region, North Macedonia stuffs the entire gamut of Balkan experiences into its small size.
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Despite the entry-level category, it was impeccably styled despite the small size at just 200 square feet.
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The Inniss' living space features two floors and is built like a typical home, despite its small size.
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Ford is planning to release another off-road capable small-size SUV that is yet to be named.
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Eventually she got through the program, despite her small size, and entered the army as an intelligence analyst.
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"There's a huge contrast between the small size of its genome and how important the mitochondrion is," Wolff said.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Because of its small size, I've found myself using it in lieu of my iPad.
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Makes sense, as the device is being positioned as somewhere between a smartphone and smartwatch, given its small size.
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According to The Chiefs, the team is still held back by the relatively small size of the Australian league.
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The Spark, despite its small size, has sensors that allow it to detect and avoid obstacles when moving forward.
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Analysts, however, said the Fineco sale appeared unrelated to any wider deal-making due to its relatively small size.
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Goldman Sachs says there are a number of potential buyers and Uniper's relatively small size makes it a target.
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Nordenman thinks that the US and NATO feel that the battalion offers some substantial benefits despite its small size.
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Fitch does not expect this segment to be a meaningful rating driver for some time given its small size.
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By using small-size cubesats Spire Global says that it can offer a low-cost alternative to traditional satellites.
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The lack of a control group and the study's small size makes the findings, while tantalizing, not especially strong.
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Given its relatively small size, pre-existing conditions could be managed by other arrangements, such as high-risk pools.
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The small size of the Bahraini economy would make it relatively easy for neighbouring states to bail it out.
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Dublin's main drawback is its relatively small size (1.8 million people in the metropolitan area) and lack of infrastructure.
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TheRepel Windproof Travel Umbrellais our top pick because it's impressively rugged given its small size and affordable price tag.
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The small size is going to be pocket-friendly, bag-friendly, and easier on your thumbs and fingers too.
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While the small size of most TNOs makes them a challenge to detect, their motion makes it even harder.
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"In Europe we could be interested in buying small-size renewable energy concerns and retail businesses," De Paoli said.
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The company seems to be right on top of the small size of the number of their customers impacted.
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But their small size means they can zip through Karachi's five lanes of frequently gridlocked traffic at high velocity.
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Despite its relatively small size, San Diego has the fourth most homeless of any city in the United States.
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She also notes that, because of their small size, KeepCups are easier to use when making cortados or cappuccinos.
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Pluto also continues to fascinate astronomers because of its small size, distance from Earth, unusual orbit, and synchronous moons.
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Even used on its own and despite its relative small size, the Naim throws its sound around the room.
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It sounds decent for its small size, and it's got a very cute futuristic design for a modern home.
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The Dot with Clock also sounds good enough to be used as a primary speaker, despite its small size.
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Despite its small size, Guatemala has the second-highest number of disappearances from war in Latin America, after Colombia.
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But they make up for small size with colorful displays that look like the work of a talented candymaker.
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Despite the cemetery's small size and her guide's knowledge of the site, they became completely lost for four hours.
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PG: There was a major shift in the frequency of these two variants—the variant associated with small size increased.
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However, the risks are more pronounced in JPL's case given its small size and its smaller number of production facilities.
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The hard thing is when you keep your fund the same small size ... KS: They're going to roll over everybody.
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And despite the small size, GPD still claims to get up to 12 hours of battery life off a charge.
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GBKR's cost efficiency (cost-to-income ratio of around 70% in 2016) suffers from the small size of the bank.
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The latter's small size makes Chorzow's budget more vulnerable to negative economic shocks than other Polish cities rated by Fitch.
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Their small size lets them move fast on deals, and their personal operating experience gives them instant credibility with founders.
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Something about its design and small size is pretty adorable, especially as it struggles (but perseveres!) through the snowy D.
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PM2.5 is a closely monitored air pollutant because its small size allows the particles to lodge deep in the lungs.
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If a pet was to ingest too many of them, even at that small size, it would cause a problem.
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Still, their small size and vivid colors, like those of a troll doll, makes them seem more comical than fearful.
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Despite the New Foundation's small size, a single visit felt like an egregiously short time to spend with Home Front.
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The small size means we can only work on one product at a time, otherwise it could get cross-contaminated.
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When I removed the Smart Keyboard from its packaging I wasn't just unimpressed by the small size, I was disgusted.
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But the small size of the domestic economy means Qatari companies have increasingly been looking at expanding their footprints abroad.
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Rating upside is constrained by the company's small size, its lack of geographical diversification, and limited access to capital markets.
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A new company's most important strength is new thinking: Even more important than nimbleness, small size affords space to think.
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Other experts say Singapore also has the advantage of its small size and the fiscal space to try different incentives.
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This is either because borrowers are effectively beyond redemption or because the loans' small size makes them unsuitable for restructuring.
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I've noticed that the small size makes the camera less intimidating to others, as opposed to my other 'normal' cameras.
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Because of GoPro's relatively small size at the time, Newman says they hadn't even thought to approach the camera maker.
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Part of the reason I could ignore the Ray so easily is because of its small size and slim profile.
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Pluto, Eris, Makemake and Haumea are particularly hard to study because of their small size, low brightness, and enormous distance.
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Sonos says it tuned the soundbar specifically for both music and TV. Don't let the Beam's small size fool you.
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Because of the city-state's small size and open economy, trying to set interest rates would likely be largely ineffective.
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Counterbalancing these factors is BOC Aviation's small size relative to the broader organisation and it operation in a different jurisdiction.
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Plus, its small size makes it so you won't feel weighed down carrying this puppy around from party to party.
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Marshall Stockwell II Bluetooth Speaker, $249Tiny but mighty, this speaker packs a whole lot of sound into its small size.
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Properties within walking distance of downtown are the most in demand, but supply is limited, given the town's small size.
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But not all companies are capable to do that, mid and small size companies suffered more than big companies did.
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Because of Tivoli's high demand and small size (the 2010 census counted only 570 housing units), inventory is chronically tight.
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Meanwhile, investigators were "taken aback" by the small size of the ship's emergency hatch, according to a previous Times report.
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It also compresses down to a relatively small size, which means it won't take up much space in your pack.
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The small size bed was a perfect fit for Jäger, who weighs 22 pounds and is about 15 inches long.
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She features over 250 sounds to keep playtime interesting, and she'll also shrink down to a small size for cuddling.
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Sprinklers were not installed in the building due to its small size, the hospital's chairman, Son Kyung-chul, told reporters.
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Small size, as in shrews or mice, correlates with shorter life spans but fast gestation and large numbers of offspring.
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Those ties allow the group to exercise far more influence than it would otherwise be able to, given its small size.
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The country's small size and high-tech abilities make it the ideal place to try and pull such an initiative off.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers relied on men to accurately report their eating habits.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade is unlikely in the medium term given the company's start-up nature and small size and scale.
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Instead, the corgis' small size and long noses make them perfect for getting into tight spaces and sniffing for illicit substances.
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Daiwa's overseas operations have improved, but the effect on its overall performance was limited given the overseas operations' relatively small size.
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Despite its small size — apparently just some 30 items on display — the exhibition is clearly seen by the government as important.
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MEGA-GREENHOUSES Although the greenhouse sector is dominated by dozens of small-size firms, several big players have also stepped in.
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For now, few think that Green bonds bring much — if any — pricing advantage given the relatively small size of the market.
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And despite its small size, the itsy-bitsy speaker boasts enough noise to broadcast your conference meeting throughout the whole boardroom.
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Despite her small size, he had encouraged her to take the bigger coil, which offers a higher number of years' protection.
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Also, given its small size, the drone may face trouble flying in windy weather, when smaller aircraft typically get tossed around.
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Our opinion reflects the owners' solid credit profiles and the small size of their Bulgarian subsidiaries relative to their respective parents.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings reflect KD Group's high financial leverage, historically weak profitability and fairly small size by global standards.
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Despite the small size of his studio, his clients always managed to bring their motorcycles, their goats and their horses inside.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An upgrade is unlikely in the near term given the company's start-up nature and small size and scale.
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For the small size of the gym itself, I was surprised that the locker rooms were as spacious as other locations.
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The small size of European venture funds has often prevented large investors, like insurers and pension funds, from investing in them.
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Given their relatively small size, however, this might not be a problem if enough Democrats are persuaded to come on board.
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The Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella is our top pick because it's impressively rugged given its small size and affordable price tag.
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The Pumpkin Swirl Hot Macchiato from Dunkin' has the least sugar of the bunch, with 30 grams in a small size.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the head of the House Intelligence Committee, chalked up Belgium's problems to the country's relatively small size.
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The restaurant's small size means they can't use traditional vendors, such as the local dairy that requires a $500 minimum order.
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The small size of the stimulus was exacerbated by drastic budget-slashing after the tea party wave in the 2010 election.
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Due to Mars' small size, whatever atmosphere is created around the planet will likely dissipate after hundreds of thousands of years.
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Italy used the state aid framework to wind down the Veneto banks because the small size of the lenders permitted it.
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Triggers for an upgrade: Fitch considers this unlikely over the rating horizon given the company's small size and limited market position.
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TPUK is a specialist niche insurer of small size and scale with gross written premiums (GWP) of GBP39.4 million in 2016.
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And the store's small size is a virtue: Unlike at Home Depot, you can be in and out in 10 minutes.
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However, resilience to shocks is curtailed by the small size of the population (32,000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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The official based his assessment on the small size of body parts so far recovered from the site in the Mediterranean sea.
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These strengths are balanced against the emirate's small size and weaknesses in the policy framework, including the poor availability of economic data.
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His loud mouth and small size -- as an adult he stood about 5-feet-5 -- also made him a target of bullies.
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They also take into account the bank's small size and regionally concentrated franchise, improving, though still weak, asset quality and modest profitability.
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However, despite the relatively small size of the town, there is an interesting card lined up for UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs.
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Its small size means that it can easily fit into a bag, eliminating the need to bring a few larger power adapters.
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But despite their small size, the particles have been linked to serious cardiovascular and respiratory problems, especially in children and the elderly.
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This pencil-sized species reaches 10 inches (25 cm) long, but possessing plenty of sci-fi monster qualities despite its small size.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that mothers weren't randomly selected to take SSRIs when they had depression.
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I buy chocolate, vanilla, and mocha, but I get a small size of the mocha one in case I don't like it.
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The small size of the note prevents him from adding too much detail or making too long of a to-do list.
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"It is exciting, because they were preserved in such good detail despite the small size," Luque told Motherboard in a phone call.
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The small size of the Ostrow's budget makes the city more exposed to adverse changes in the local economy or institutional framework.
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We predict people won't use it just for traveling — the small size makes it ideal for any apartment situation (and again, adorable).
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Sanders outraised Clinton $20 million to $15 million in January and often boasts about the small size of his average donation, $27.
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Another member of the rescue group told Foro TV her small size made it easier for her to move through the rubble.
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However, the study was limited by its small size and inability to show long-term improvements in muscle coordination, according to Anestis.
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"The small size of the Asheham diary," Lounsberry notes, "may have invited compression," referring to the rapid, clipped style that defines it.
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The main risk to asset quality is from high borrower and geographic concentrations given the bank's small size, customer base and focus.
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The startup did a good job distilling the fitness band to its essence in order to cram it into this small size.
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The fully adjustable Roost Laptop Stand collapses down to a small size when you're not using it, plus, it's lightweight and sturdy.
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The city's relatively small size and contained media market make it affordable for companies to run advertising campaigns and measure their effectiveness.
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The Osmo's small size makes it perfect for throwing in a backpack, and the things it can do are really quite stunning.
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Given the Retreat's small size and personal service, I felt as though I was a guest at a friend's luxurious private home.
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Del Taco's fries ($2.29 for a small size) are crinkle-cut, which is universally known to be the worst cut of fries.
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I've used the Venus Snap while traveling and really appreciated not only the small size, but also the convenient plastic carrying case.
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The Ami's small size, and the fact you can drive one without a license, makes it super convenient for getting around cities.
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Despite the small size, it still manages to perform well, boiling water at a rapid clip and offering solid fuel efficiency, too.
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Resilience to shocks is greatly curtailed by the small size of the population (32,000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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Despite its relatively small size, Diyarbakır punches well above its weight in terms of the cultural and artistic luminaries it has produced.
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Pros: Ultra-plush, very warm, incredibly softCons: Expensive, dry-clean only, small size is not large enough for two people to share
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The small size of plastic straws allows them to slip through the cracks of massive recycling conveyor belts and end up in landfills.
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And given the small size of the study, even a positive, significant finding would need to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Fitch also notes that, if needed, the cost of support would be low considering the relative small size of BCAB to the group.
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Drones, for example the Phantom 4 Pro with its small size, object detection, and infrared systems, could scout dangerous areas ahead of officers.
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These positive rating drivers are offset by the group's small size and concentration risk, stemming from a focus on the South African market.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES From a rating perspective, Fitch views BCI's concentrated market position in Idaho and comparatively small size and scale as limiting factors.
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ABB's IDRs reflect a high probability of support from Allianz due to the parent's strong credit risk profile and ABB's relative small size.
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The large size is perfect for my 95-pound dog, and the small size works well for my in-laws' 20-pound dog.
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The heatsink is primarily used to cool the custom Nvidia Tegra processor, which runs hot, given its small size and high processing power.
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Its small size, light weight and flexibility make it an excellent option for exploring some of the harshest landscapes in the solar system.
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Considering Eve-Tech's small size and the problem I ran into on my first review unit, I'm not altogether confident that it won't.
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Despite the small size, the XPS 13 still fits in two full-size USB ports, plus a USB Type-C Thunderbolt 3 port.
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"The small size is another way to encourage more spending because people don't think about the small things they pick up," she says.
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Clicking between tabs can be a little annoying, especially if a bunch are open and their small size makes them difficult to select.
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Transfer frosting into a piping bag or large zip-top bag (cut off one corner to make a very small-size opening.) 6.
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Despite its small size, the city-state punches above its weight economically, recording the highest GDP per capita ($58,000) of all cities studied.
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"Despite their relatively small size as a share of the Facebook population, these users are highly privacy-conscious," wrote Pew researcher Andrew Perrin.
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The problem in the segment is the small size of targets, sometimes owning only one or two units, in a very fragmented sector.
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While some analysts said the sale should go well given its relatively small size, others said Italy's highly-indebted banks could deter buyers.
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Offsetting rating factors include SIRe's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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Beyond its small size, the short duration of the treatment and follow-up period is a limitation of the study, the authors note.
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One limitation of the study, beyond its small size, is that it only looked at a small number of markers for oxidative stress.
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Offsetting factors include SI Re's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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Given the venture's small size, it was not immediately possible to estimate the potential sale value of Old Mutual's stake, the people said.
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The islands' small size is working in their favor, price-wise, as is the large number of private islands for sale in Belize.
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One limitation of the study is its small size, and another is the high number of women who dropped out of the experiment.
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These factors are balanced by Estonia's small size and vulnerability to external shocks, and low income per head compared with the 'AA' median.
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These guys are great herders because their small size allows them to nip at cows' heels while avoiding getting kicked in the head.
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But the issues with these studies go beyond their small size or the fact that early promises, in research, often don't pan out.
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" According to the DOE, the advantages of advanced SMRs include their relatively small size, lower capital investment and "provisions for incremental power additions.
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Counterbalancing these factors is BOC Aviation's small size relative to the broad organization and the fact that it operates in a different jurisdiction.
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The group keeps a liquid balance sheet and is well placed to provide support, especially given ABAL's small size relative to its parent.
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This plan calls for increased synchronization across all components of the assault force—easy to accomplish given the small size of the element.
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But given the small size of the digital coin market, when compared to global GDP, the risk does not seem to be big.
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In addition, the potential cost of support would be manageable, given the small size of the Romanian subsidiary banks relative to parent group assets.
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The Raspberry Pi is best known as a diminutive mini-computer that's good for coding projects due to its low cost and small size.
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Do not mistake small size of Powell's paintings for modesty; she wants to draw us in, to make works that can sustain close looking.
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Despite the small size of the audience — there were likely fewer than 100 people in attendance — the event was loaded up with heavy hitters.
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In addition, due to its small size and openness, the Estonian economy is vulnerable to shocks to its main trading partners and specific sectors.
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For these people, many of whom live in India, securing a small size loan is extremely challenging as they don't have a credit score.
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The latter, which was much more difficult to find due to its small size (about 5 feet on each side), had been considered lost.
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That, coupled with the small size and faintness of Ultima Thule, creates an even more complex trial for the scientists and engineers to overcome.
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The pre-crisis loans do weigh somewhat, but the portfolios' small size mitigates the overall earnings impact, said Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Brian Kleinhanzl.
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This assessment mainly reflects the good governance and operational support from member states, which offset its small size and focus on non-sovereign operations.
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That's a pretty small exit by startup standards, but despite its small size, it has created an entire generation of NYC enterprise startup founders.
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Don't be fooled by the restaurant's small size: exquisite dishes like smoked sardines, bluefin tuna loin, and stuffed rabbit porchetta pack explosive Mediterranean flavour.
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Technically speaking, it's not an eclipse owing to the small size of the moon and how little of the Sun is actually being covered.
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Growing from 48 grams to 80 grams in two weeks under the hospital's care, the joey can be a handful despite its small size.
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The game is brightly colored and visually delightful, and, in spite of the small size of the characters involved, surprisingly easy on the eyes.
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The MAS uses the exchange rate, rather than interest rates, to set monetary policy because of the city-state's small size and open economy.
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Because of its small size, it can be a little tricky at first to put in, but the ultimate effect is worth the effort.
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Despite its small size, the board made significant waves in early 2014 when it declared the NSA's bulk collection of Americans' phone records illegal.
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An upgrade is unlikely given the constraints of its business model, the bank's limited franchise and small size compared with more highly rated peers.
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The first time the 20-year-old tried it, she said she was immediately drawn to its small size, simple upkeep and fruity flavors.
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Echo Dot (3rd Gen), $59.99The Echo Dot is Amazon's most popular smart speaker precisely because of its small size and thousands of Alexa skills.
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That small size doesn't mean it's a slouch in suction power though, with up to 1,300Pa of suction that's comparable to other eufy models.
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But a lead pointed out it is a small borrower issuing in a small size, a deal that is not going to interest everyone.
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However, Fitch views such a scenario unlikely at present due to BDB's small size (2530% of the sector's total customer loans at end-21153).
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In addition, due to its small size and openness the Estonian economy is vulnerable to shocks to its main trading partners and specific sectors.
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But the small size of US$250m for the 4.25% perpetuals made the paper less liquid and indications were heard around reoffer at par.
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Perhaps because of the small size of Sutherland Springs, the ungainliness of the media's rush to cover the latest shooting touched a nerve here.
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Target has been on a winning streak since 2017, drawing shoppers with private-label brands, remodeled stores and new small-size stores in cities.
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I took a seat by the window and ordered a house salad ($5.25) and a small size of "The Special" ($24.35), which feeds three.
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Competition bearing down But convenience stores are not the only areas of retail that recognize shifting consumer habits and demand for small-size stores.
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SI Re is of small size and scale with total equity of EUR143 million and gross written premiums (GWP) of EUR122 million in 2016.
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But providers say the relatively small size of ETFs compared with the total market in these assets limits the impact a downturn could have.
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Pugs are known for being excellent apartment dogs because of their small size, calm and lazy demeanor, and tendency to prefer sleep over exercise.
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Known as "panda pig" for its (quite adorable) black and white patterns, it is prized for its naturally small size and high fat content.
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But the small size of the game compresses those moments together and heightens this effect; for something relatively short, it's a very satisfying game.
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Italy's construction sector was one of the worst hit in Europe during the economic crisis, partly because of the relatively small size of its players.
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The bomb's small size reduces collateral damage and would allow the Reaper to achieve more kills or attack strikes per mission, Air Force officials said.
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Their diverse properties make them intriguing objects to astronomers, but their small size means that we can only explore those that lie closest to Earth.
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For Severstal, a leading steel producer, and Rusal, the small size of their U.S. sales makes it easy to redirect to other markets, analysts said.
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But while this camera appears to have that intoxicating blend of small size, decent quality, and reasonable price, there is one problem it won't solve.
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The small size will fit easily in a bag when on the go, and it extends to provide full coverage when out in the rain.
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Creating the hedge fund was a long time in coming, Block said, adding that for now, he is happy staying at a relatively small size.
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Study author Feng Zhang says Cas123b's small size and precise targeting will enable it to be used for in vivo applications in primary human cells.
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Given its relatively small size and CIBC's previously stated intention to make acquisitions in the U.S., this transaction is consistent with the company's stated strategy.
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Polites, a midwife and lifestyle blogger, dealt with criticism during her pregnancy over her small size, with people accusing her of harming her developing child.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers didn't include a control group of people who received no therapy at all.
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Movidius, for its part, touts the small size of its chip as a key advantage over companies trying to repurpose larger processors built for smartphones.
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If you can look past the constant up-sells, I could see a personal or small-size blog being happy with the shared hosting service.
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The Sony RX Mark IV's small size, image stabilization and ability to record in slow motion make it our best pick for a vlogging camera.
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Republicans and Democrats are broadly supportive of both community banks and credit unions given their small size and heavy presence in almost every congressional district.
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Yet, Hyde-Smith's win and the (relatively small) size of it makes a lot of sense when put in the context of this election cycle.
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For many startups from countries like Australia and New Zealand, the relatively small size of the local market pushes them to go global, and quickly.
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"Because of their small size, aerosol particles such as those in vog penetrate deep into the human lung and are readily retained," the USGS says.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the potential that results from Tennessee patents don't reflect what would happen with testing elsewhere.
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The rating is constrained by Stuttgarter's small size and limited geographical and product diversification as well as the group's high exposure to interest rate risk.
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"This Heidair-1UGV may act ... as a kamikaze vehicle that may sneak up on its target much faster given its overall small size," Bendett said.
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It can place phone calls, play your favorite music from several popular streaming services and packs quite an audio punch despite its relatively small size.
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For Severstal, a leading steel producer, and Rusal , the small size of their U.S. sales makes it easy to redirect to other markets, analysts said.
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The small size ($75) is perfect for everyday makeup essentials, and the large ($105) can be used for toiletries, makeup, or as a small purse.
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It's discreet and capable, and it doesn't try to overreach, boiling fitness tracking down to its basics — out of necessity, given the product's small size.
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In fact, the relatively small size of this house compared to many of our rivals is one of the most valuable assets of the business.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include its group of mostly white, affluent participants recruited from a single location, the authors note.
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To make things even more convenient, these pans are dishwasher safe, though washing by hand is fast considering the small size and non-stick surface.
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The small size can come at a cost, though, as it's difficult for earbuds to sound as good as bigger headphones, given the space restraint.
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One advantage sport leaders in Norway acknowledge is their country's relatively small size, which helps get key stakeholders on the same page about sports policy.
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Wineglasses are a nice choice because their small size invites guests to taste different beers, even switching between beer and wine if you're serving both.
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South Korea has two major automakers, Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors, that rely heavily on exports because of the small size of the domestic market.
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Given its small size ($210 million in the 2267 fiscal year) and large geographic scope, the commission has demonstrated a "real impact," Mr. Ziliak said.
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The relatively small size of the market overall, and its limited liquidity, also contributed to big run-ups in stock prices since the June news.
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Then there are the "burners," workers who specialize in burning insulated cables, often the hardest items to recycle because of their small size and abundance.
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Nomos does not market its watches to either gender—their relatively small size is meant both for women and for men with nothing to prove.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the potential for children's blood pressure to have been influenced by factors beyond those examined.
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Similarly, when women moved, the risk of low birthweight was 6.4% and small size 9.8%, compared with 4.5% and 8.7%, respectively, among women who didn't move.
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Because of the small size of the study, the researchers also weren't able to determine whether the breed or size of the dog made any difference.
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The flights were a mix of leisure and business routes on medium to small size aircraft, so I'd have a good sample size for my experiment.
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My colleague Vlad Savov was able to listen to the Remix in person, and reports that it offers an impressive sound that belies its small size.
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Bret: Judging by the small size of his crowds and his anemic fund-raising numbers (a leading indicator of future poll numbers), Biden is probably finished.
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The 220-seat theatre's small size means that too few people will see this production, but it also means the actors can afford to be subtle.
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But in Singapore, McDonald's had already been operating a robust 103/7 delivery service since 2002, and hires 1,200 delivery riders to cover Singapore's small size.
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At the same time, Fitch also considers the bank's high impaired loans ratio, its small size and only regional franchise, modest profitability and only adequate capitalisation.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND SUPPORT RATINGS Our assessment of support for ABB takes into consideration Allianz's strong credit risk profile and ABB's relative small size.
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The rating is limited by the company's start-up nature, small size and scale and weak profitability, which Fitch expects to improve as the company grows.
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They also have a weird, insect-like chirp which, in addition to their small size, could explain why it took us so long to find them.
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Customers can claim their complimentary small-size drink (and subsequent brain freeze) by stopping by a participating 7-Eleven store in the U.S. from 11 a.m.
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Despite its small size, SWM has emerged as a serious player in Europe's renewable industry, having already spent about 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion) on renewables.
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That is partly down to Armenia's small size and relative remoteness, but more important still was the lack of violence and the absence of Russian intervention.
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High labor costs and the small size of the domestic market have discouraged Hyundai and Kia from adding capacity in South Korea for over a decade.
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Omo survived her first year, which Dr. Lee claims is the most dangerous time for giraffes, given their small size and the area's many natural predators.
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Straws are regularly incapable of being recycled, because of their small size they often slip right off the conveyor belts of recycling plants, according to WIRED.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include its reliance on parents to accurately recall and report how babies were fed, the authors note.
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He cautioned that the study was limited by its small size and the lack of a control group of obese people who did not lose weight.
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The Cuisinart Two-Slice Classic Metal Toaster is sleek, toasts perfectly evenly, and despite its small size, still includes a tidy crumb tray in the bottom.
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While Destek's small size and monoline business model somewhat constrain the rating, its solid capitalisation and leverage, adequate profitability and acceptable risk appetite are rating strengths.
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Second, given its amazingly small size when folded and its ease of control when in use, the Colugo Compact is a great price at just $285.
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Carney, who is also governor of the Bank of England, pointed to the small size relative of the asset class compared with the entire financial syste.
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" On the subject of the jacket's small size, the label text quotes Mr. Biggers as saying, "You can never start running from the cops too soon.
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In addition to the study's small size, another limitation is that the age and gender makeup was markedly different between the two groups, the authors note.
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Their small size allows for easy insertion into the human body to administer drugs, directly target cancer cells, or contribute to the functioning of "smart" technologies.
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But it is hampered by its relatively small size — about 1,100 employees, roughly a quarter the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission — and broad mandate.
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Because of the TakeOff pop-up camper's small size, there is no need to install extra rear-view mirrors or secure a special trailer driver's license.
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And despite its small size, staffing requirements can be significant because of the difficulties campaigning in a state with a large shift-work and transient population.
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The ratings also reflect our belief that any required support would be easily manageable for QNB given the small size of CBI in relation to QNB.
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Beyond its small size, the study is limited by its exclusion of women with a variety of health issues that can complicate breathing, the authors note.
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The relatively small size of many African markets - only Nigeria and Ethiopia have populations estimated at 100 million people or more - also inhibit private sector investment.
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A great deal of growth capital to take companies from, you know, small size, medium size, to a very large capitalization, all within our private markets.
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Bradford says The League only has around 250,000 daily active users, and that small size is what allows the company to launch a feature like this.
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Despite its distance from the U.S. and small size — it's roughly the size of Chicago — the island, located near Japan, is crucial to current international policy.
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Despite the small size of the wireless earbuds, I don't often lose them and they did survive several rounds in the washing machine (and tumble dryer).
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The official based his assessment on the small size of body parts so far recovered from the Mediterranean Sea, where EgyptAir flight 804 crashed on Thursday.
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Why you'll love it: Although its small size comes with some limitations, the KitchenAid 3.5-cup food processor offers more than enough power for small jobs.
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In fact, its small size, minimal odor, and resemblance to a flash drive make it much easier for teens to conceal its use than regular cigarettes.
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KBOs are incredibly dim, as you might expect given their distance and relatively small size, and so can be undetectable with even the largest telescopes on Earth.
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The company's small size and concentration in markets with higher per square foot industrial values relative to its peers has contributed to its below-average asset granularity.
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Despite its small size, we believe the large size of its target markets and the economic benefits associated with its acquisition strategy justify a significantly higher multiple.
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While the Times' report isn't conclusive due to the small size of the data, scrutiny over pay gaps at Google is unlikely to go away anytime soon.
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The small size and flip design inspired by Star Trek made it an object of desire, and it popped up in movies and TV shows for years.
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The old real estate maps also indicated the small size of the homes and density of neighborhoods that in many cases have long since gone to seed.
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Fitch does not expect any significant negative impact from a failure to integrate the lower-margin Sales Sucres (acquired in July 2015) due to its small size.
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But don't let their small size fool you: green pea galaxies are star factories, and they pack a wallop in terms of how much energy they emit.
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Despite the small size, it manages to fit in a full one-octave capacitive touch keyboard and six parameter knobs for controlling things like pitch and amplitude.
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It also reflects that any required support would be immaterial to the ability of BNA to provide it, given the relatively small size of the insurance operations.
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Fitch has deconsolidated the leasing subsidiary for China Grand Auto, but has not done so with Vipshop due to its small size and limited financing business record.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that it wasn't a controlled experiment designed to determine whether obesity directly causes infertility, the authors note.
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The ratings also reflect our belief that any required support would be easily manageable for QNB given the relatively small size of CBI in relation to QNB.
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The Skull Canyon is packed with some decent hardware for such a small size — only 8.5 inches long, 4.6 inches wide and less than an inch tall.
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It expected the overall revenue contribution from medium-to-small size panels - used for products such as smartphones - to rise in October-December from the third quarter.
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Given the small size of the trading population of those two groups, it is a testimony to the bitcoin and pot cultural phenomenon that swelled up recently.
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As a result, capital at risk from unreserved problem assets was low at 7% at end-June 2017, which mitigates the small size of the bank's equity.
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First-round bids for M1, long seen as a target due to its small size and diverse shareholding, are expected in a few weeks, the sources said.
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By the end of Patrick's tenure, Massachusetts was No. 8 in the country for solar power production, despite the New England state's small size and long winters.
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For years, he baked every pizza himself, a practice that, combined with the restaurant's small size, created waiting lines for tables that regularly stretched beyond two hours.
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Their relatively small size makes them vulnerable as the auto industry tries a costly and uncertain transition to electric cars and vehicles loaded with driver-assistance features.
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Tolia says the company plans to look for its next leader externally, and given the small size of Nextdoor's board, he thinks it'll be a group effort.
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A man's unusually small size, which invited the jeers of bullies in his youth, became a key to his role as a "living statue" in Greenwich Village.
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US News notes its monetary wealth despite its small size: "Now rich in oil and natural gas, Qatar is one of the wealthiest countries in the world."
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After echoing other opinions — lovely dial, small size — Mr. Cremers made an interesting observation: The buckle was 16 millimeters (about 0.6 inches), too big for the watch.
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Beyond the study's small size, another limitation is the potential for outcomes to be different at other barbershops in different neighborhoods or cities, the study team notes.
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Beyond its small size, limitations of the study include the lack of information about when or why changes in the brain might occur for first-time mothers.
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Dr. Levin said the small size of the Klan on the West Coast was not an indication of their influence on extreme fringes of the far right.
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However, according to Smith, meaningful evaluations were difficult to achieve because random sampling coupled with the small size of some facilities sometimes resulted in too few surveys.
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Because of the small size of its oil exports, Qatari crude tends to be co-loaded onto tankers along with other regional crudes to make the voyage economical.
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The names are the most sensitive to fluctuations in the economy and market sentiment because of their small size, and could signal larger caps would soon join them.
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While not impossible, Volksbank's small size and bank resolution tools available in Italy mean a change in the bank's SR and SRF is highly unlikely, in Fitch's view.
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"She's very sweet and docile," Tabatha, 33, told USA Today back in 2014 — explaining that dwarfism caused the kitten's downturned mouth and small size (less than 5 pounds).
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But Deepwater Wind's Rhode Island wind farm managed to push ahead, thanks largely to its small size, which made it less risky and costly compared to bigger proposals.
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However, the road to automation is long and littered with obstacles such as high costs, the nation's varied terrain and the small size of many of its farms.
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Beyond its small size, one limitation of the study is that it wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how marijuana might directly impact sexual health.
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As anyone who's read a bumper sticker knows, it's tough for human drivers to see motorcycles on the road, thanks to their small size and sometimes unpredictable behavior.
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That acquisition came with a host of controversy, since ModCloth was once seen in stark opposition to Walmart — as a small, size-inclusive brand that supported independent designers.
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But these words, despite their small size, have an outsize importance: they convey the who-did-what-to-whom of the content words by providing structure and context.
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The state's small size is appealing to many Democrats because it forces candidates to interact with voters personally, benefiting contenders who do not start with large fundraising bases.
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Its small size enables the use of fewer aircraft to take out the same number of targets as previous, larger weapons that required multiple jets, according to Raytheon.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating reflects the strong market position but small size of SIAT in the Italian marine insurance market, its strong capital and extensive reinsurance coverage.
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Photo: Michael Hession The Sony RX Mark IV's small size, image stabilization and ability to record in slow motion make it our best pick for a vlogging camera.
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The frozen drink has the most sugar out of the drinks analyzed, coming in at 99 grams of sugar — or 7 3/4 tablespoons — in a small size.
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This has a high influence on the ratings of Landshypotek, offsetting weaknesses relating to its monoline business model, geographical concentration and small size relative to similarly rated peers.
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The small size of the syringe prevents people from over-douching, which can lead to intestinal problems, one of Goldstein's representatives who was hosting a demonstration told me.
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One shortcoming of the study is its relatively small size, which makes it hard to draw conclusions about specific causes of death for the participants, the authors note.
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An upgrade is unlikely because the bank's small size makes it relatively sensitive to shocks, particularly in the context of its narrow geographical operating market and CRE exposures.
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Despite its small size, the Mavic Mini still boasts a 30 minute flight time, as well as impressive visual specs like 12MP images and 2.7K Quad HD video.
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The Echo Dotmay be the entry-level option on this list, but it's still just as smart as its siblings, plus, its small size is its biggest asset.
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Because of the small size of the fridge, for example, we picked up a $5 chest for ice and beverages, along with heatproof cups and a small lantern.
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He added that the small size of the kiosk would allow Via Varejo to quickly scuttle or move stores to a different location should a location prove unprofitable.
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While graphene has previously been demonstrated for filtering small nanoparticles, organic molecules and even large salts, the challenge with common salts found in seawater is their small size.
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What more Rover research could tell us The new study had some limitations, including its small size and that some owners were better at fake crying than others.
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Streaming boxes and dongles are everywhere, but because of its lack of expense and small size, I'm going to suggest you specifically opt for Roku's latest streaming stick.
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Pros: Offers a great workout due to small size, lightweight, portableCons: Because these bands are smaller, your workout starts immediately, which may be a bit intense for some
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Cantrell claimed that because of the small size of Vector's rockets, the company could launch quickly from all over the country, and even other continents, with minimal infrastructure.
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Similarly with the Mona Lisa, it's common to hear people talk more about snaking lines or the painting's small size — instead of the craftsmanship of the work itself.
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There's a strict no standing policy, and the bar can't accommodate parties larger than six people "due to [its] small size and intimate atmosphere," according to the website.
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Fitch believes that TPUK can become 'Core', but views this as unlikely in the short to medium term due to TPUK's small size compared with the overall group.
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He argued that Iowa, due to its small size, allows candidates with small budgets but strong retail political skills a shot at vaulting into contention for the nomination.
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Many owners of medium-size and small-size businesses have had to either let people go or stop hiring people due to the mandated healthcare passed by Democrats.
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But experts have urged caution given the small size of the study and highlighted that it cannot be stated with certainty that the microplastics came from people's diets.
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In Fitch's view, further material support from the GCC would be forthcoming in case of extreme political, financial, or fiscal instability, given Bahrain's small size and strategic importance.
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That said, the tools that are included in this little kit are decent considering its minuscule price, and the small size of the kit is a definite advantage.
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As for the homebuilding stocks, they can be a volatile group because of their small size, but have lately shown signs of bottoming and are even outperforming the market.
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That is raising expectations of more deals among India's more than 40 asset managers, especially by foreign players looking to exit given the relatively small size of their operations.
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Its small size is thanks to its gallium nitride (GaN) internals, and compared to traditional silicon electronics, it allows for more power and efficiency in a smaller form factor.
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Officials also are hopeful that the small size of the populations in the areas considered most fertile for recruiting militants will help officials manage the situation as fighters return.
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While the mini size is sold out in black, it's still available in the larger "small" size (which might be a bit more practical for everyday, non-royal use).
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A thumbnail is also a small-size version of a picture or video used to organize or identify images, just like you would title a written file with text.
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But because of its small size, small population, and comparatively small output, Vermont has never had any power when it comes to negotiating the worth of its main commodity.
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Stampfli said the girl repeatedly "took advantage of her small size" and employed a "ruse" to make it look like she was traveling with adults ahead or behind her.
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But these ultra-long bonds are trophy deals — issued in relatively small size to select investors — and not where the real legwork has taken place in reshaping debt mountains.
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"A lot of beauty shoppers return things to Sephora, and you're less likely to bring something back if you don't like it if it's a small size," she notes.
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The government wasn't entirely alone in its view that Singapore, known as "The Little Red Dot" for its small size on the world map, would avoid a technical recession.
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Despite its small size, 4Front will help Uber build capacity, said Ivan Tsybaev, chief executive of Trucker Path, a startup that has built a popular navigation app for truckers.
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Fitch views ivari's strategic importance as 'important' because of its relatively small size compared with the group as a whole, its different branding and its newness to the organization.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that the cancer survivors were screened only for cancer-related fatigue and not for sleep disorders, the authors note.
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But he highlighted the small size of the study and the fact there were comparisons made only within the one Yanomami group, limiting how far they can be extrapolated.
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Like a welter-weight boxer, it started to use its small size in its favour, punching above its weight in a counter-attack led largely by its young people.
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Observing Mercury's small scarps has been an "interesting development," he said, because it shows that the planet hasn't cooled down yet—contrary to what its small size would suggest.
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Any upside to the VR and IDR is likely to be limited to one notch given the small size of the Mauritian economy and Fitch's assessment of sovereign risk.
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They say that the small size is perfect for training, though they do note that the sweet potato flavor may not be enough of a motivator for some dogs.
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Beyond its small size, the study also didn't look at whether or how teens' attitudes and beliefs about eczema treatment might influence the frequency or severity of their symptoms.
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"The Peregrine's small size, combined with its high-performance propulsion system, allows airfighters to fire more rounds, faster, as well — enabling it to "overwhelm the enemy with affordable mass.
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We are unlikely to consider an upgrade until we can confidently forecast FCF of over USD125 million (financial year ended March 2017: USD50 million), given the company's small size.
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While the small size of Girault's daguerreotypes stood out in Monumental Journey, here I was struck by how large the negatives are, in comparison with 35 mm film negatives.
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Some of these posters are so cluttered with small-size text and obscure images that they could quickly fatigue the eyes and brain of the most curious of viewers.
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"A key implication of our findings for investors is that performance persistence is achievable when funds maintain a small size," researchers Chao Gao, Tim Haight and Chengdong Yin wrote.
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Its small size and lack of overlap with other railroads makes it one of the few railroad operators that could easily pass muster with anti-trust regulators, Barron's said.
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Despite its small size, it has rebuffed countless military offensives and remains a serious threat, often using abductions to raise funds and killing hostages when ransoms are not paid.
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Most juvenile tortoises are lost because of their small size and inability of biologists to find them and remove them from the path of heavy machinery during construction activities.
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Uncertainty over the regulatory environment in Argentina, a recent deluge of supply out of the country, and the deal's relatively small size requires this kind of pricing, said investors.
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Guards would flag him as an "easy mark," reporting that he had the maturity of a young child and that his small size made him vulnerable to other inmates.
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Despite its small size, I was very impressed with its audio quality, and it's waterproof and dustproof, so nobody has to worry if it gets spilled on or dropped.
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The kind of market-beating companies he is talking about create comparatively low-performance products that nonetheless succeed because of low price, small size, greater convenience, simplicity, or other factors.
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Limiting factors that influence ratings include relatively small size and scale, concentrated product and geographic profiles, heavy reliance on third-party reinsurance and concerns regarding capital adequacy given catastrophe exposure.
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Due to its small size, comfortable form factor, and utilitarian functionality, the Zipit was looked upon fondly by reviewers and consumers alike, and received the iParenting Media Award in 2005.
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But he said Nigeria's existing US$500m 2023s are trading tight due to age and small size, and therefore give an additional appearance of cheapness to the new 10-year.
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It also reflects the fact that any required support would be immaterial relative to the ability of BNA to provide it, given the relatively small size of the insurance operations.
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Iowa's status gives the state an outsized political power on the national scene and the ability to bend senators and governors to its will far beyond its relatively small size.
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The small size of the Bahraini economy would make it relatively easy for neighbouring states to bail it out, which could protect their own economies from the risk of contagion.
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Since it crossed over land about 25 miles south of Miami, Andrew's small size meant that it spared the city and its pricey, waterfront real estate of its worst winds.
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As for the stereo speakers: While they aren't THX certified like the big brother Blade Pro's, they offer enough bass and clarity to entertain, surprisingly so, considering their small size.
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But it was the fair's relatively small size, the presence and openness of artists, and supplementary studio visits and fetes thrown by local institutions that fostered an intimate, convivial vibe.
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The company dismisses concerns from some lithium analysts about its ability to deliver, saying its small size gives it more flexibility to bring partners from different fields into the project.
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In a country where bribes have sometimes totaled many tens of millions of dollars, there was also surprise in some quarters at the relatively small size of the alleged payment.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include a lack of data on whether this type of training for surgeons improves clinical outcomes for patients, the authors note.
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One caveat I found: Because of the sponge's small size, it takes longer to tap in foundation than it does when using a foundation brush or a larger beauty sponge.
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The Dot's small size is a really important point: it can hide in more places, take up less counter space, and is less visually obvious than the full-size Echo1.
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In a country where bribes have sometimes totalled many tens of millions of dollars, there was also surprise in some quarters at the relatively small size of the alleged payment.
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The small size of the bank's capital in absolute terms, in combination with a concentrated loan book, results in a limited loss absorption capacity in case of material unforeseen losses.
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Despite some limitations, including the small size of the study, the findings "make a compelling case for the further study of the effect of minocycline in multiple sclerosis," they said.
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They enter Earth's atmosphere at speeds of at least 7 miles per second, and despite their small size, they account for most of the extraterrestrial material on Earth by weight.
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Apart from it's small size, the study is limited by the fact that patients treated at an academic specialty headache practice might not represent all migraine sufferers, the authors note.
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Beyond registry issues, trials may provide misleading results for many reasons, including small size, short duration and weak interventions (they lack power to actually make the intended change in behavior).
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Because of the star's small size, a planet in the habitable zone will have to be in a very small orbit, taking under two weeks to complete a single orbit.
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Thus, problems in the labor market can be better explained by a weak demand for labor caused by deindustrialization and by the relatively small size of the local private sector.
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"Al Jazeera is a very visible part of the way in which Qatar has made itself out to be larger than the small size that it actually is," said Hawthorne.
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Created by pastry chef François Payard, this treat takes the small size and tasty filling of a macaron and transforms it into the shape of — you guessed it — a doughnut.
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That's a critique that seems absurd to some fact-checkers given Vermont's small size, but Clinton believes it's an effective attack on Sanders — we'll see if she mentions it tonight.
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He said factors like the location of raw materials, the time it takes to build a United States factory and the company's small size would all make it too difficult.
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Despite its small size, the party, known by its Catalan acronym CUP, has played a pivotal role in guaranteeing that separatists hold on to a narrow parliamentary majority since 2015.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers only took CT scans of small portions of the lung to minimize radiation doses, Copley said by email.
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The move was simply a reflection of Twitter's relatively small size and had nothing to do with reports that the company had refused to create a "Crooked Hillary" emoji, Thiel said.
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Small size, smart guts, and slick camera aside, the Mavic Air is practically just a Mavic Pro in a more compact chassis, and there are some drawbacks to that size, too.
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"Small-size payloads will be able to purchase the entire Electron rocket and have complete control over when it launches and to what orbit," says Mike Safyan, Planet's director of launch.
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The small size of these satellites allows Planet to put multiple spacecraft on a launch at a time, and the company now has a fast growing constellation of Doves in orbit.
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There's something ominous about those beaks and claws — a reminder that the animals are living dinosaurs that would rule over all of us if it weren't for their relatively small size.
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Our view reflects the small size of the target, the substantial planned capital increase to finance the transaction and the limited impact on BZ WBK's key credit metrics after the acquisition.
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"Because of our small size, we couldn't set up our shoemaking unit but we found we can start working on this model by making Markhor accessories in house," Haider further explained.
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The AvantGrand, for example, comes in the same small size as most digital pianos—though it also has a baby grand model—but feels and sounds much like an acoustic one.
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That's in part due to the relatively small size of Kaola in China, but it's not like Amazon could have been aiming for bigger merger partners, the Chicago-based expert said.
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Prestigious robotics university Georgia Tech has adopted Cozmo for its beginner course, Introduction to Perception and Robots, due to its small size, vision system and database of hundreds of facial expressions.
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"It could be one or two small size issues to test the waters and get a pricing," a senior finance ministry official told Reuters, without giving a maturity or other details.
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These "lesser-knowns," as they are affectionately called, can thrive here because of the state's small size and the heavy population of national media that descend to cover the presidential election.
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Partners say a flat structure and relatively small size - Wachtell's lawyer headcount of about 260 is roughly half of its closest rival Cravath, Swaine & Moore – is key to the firm's success.
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It said it had revised its forecast for 2018 sales to 37-38 million carats, due to falling demand for small-size rough diamonds in the second half of the year.
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Governor Rick Scott has made a point to emphasize that Florida is still a "safe state" to visit, while stressing the small size of the outbreak zone, just one square mile.
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A successful moon landing will solidify Israel as a technological power in its own right and a player on the world stage with strength and influence far beyond its small size.
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VR AUBUK's company profile constrains the VR, reflecting the bank's limited franchise and fairly small size, particularly in view of its focus on the UK property market and primarily GCC customers.
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That relatively small size eliminated management layers that could make communication difficult and make some employees feel as if they did not have a stake in the project, Mr. Pardo said.
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In a sign of the Chinese government's interest despite Georgia's small size, tumultuous past and population of only 3.7 million, it recently signed a preliminary free-trade pact with the country.
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Missoni debuted on the catwalk in Florence in 1967 and despite its small size - only 300 employees - became one of the top names in the fashion industry, a favourite with celebrities.
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In addition, given UBA Ghana's small size, the potential cost of support should not be onerous for the parent, while failing to support it could cause reputational damage for the group.
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Direct hits by hurricanes on Hawaii are unusual, in part because of the small size of the islands, the relatively cool waters around them and the wind shear, which weakens storms.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that many parents of girls failed to complete the home recordings, leaving 27 boys and only 13 girls in the analysis.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is the potential for parents to provide inaccurate or incomplete information about kids' eating habits in dietary surveys, the study team notes.
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Rabow told me that all palliative-care departments and home-hospice agencies believe patients' wishes should be honored, but Zen Hospice's small size allows it to "actualize" these ideals more fully.
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The dishwasher-safe attachments make cleaning a breeze, and the small size makes storing the base and attachments simple, taking up barely any space on your counter or in the cupboard.
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According to the American Kennel Club, these pups are known for being great "city dogs" because of their small size, moderate need for exercise, and tendency to get along with others.
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"Having been a small size ALL MY LIFE with a flat belly and slip legs and arms, I did feel under pressure to 'bounce-back' to my pre-birth body," she said.
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These details include where the heaviest snow bands — known as "mesoscale bands" due to their relatively small size — will set up, and where a mix or rain/snow line will establish itself.
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Rather, the plaintiff claims that the songwriters obtained copyright from the wrong party, and then alleges they made an effort to obscure that by reproducing the permission at an illegibly small size.
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Beyond its small size and the lack of racial and ethnic diversity among the study participants, another drawback is that participants were typically healthier and better educated than the average U.S. woman.
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The risk of banking-sector contingent liabilities crystallising for the sovereign is substantial, although the small size of the banking sector, with loans of just 35.9% of GDP, would moderate the impact.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that it wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how generations of divers might evolve to adapt an underwater lifestyle.
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Telecom Italia, which has net debt of around 27 billion euros ($30 billion), is widely seen as a potential takeover target in a consolidating industry, partly because of its relatively small size.
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Now, while the Spark is great at hovering in one place indoors, due to its small size, the Spark has to work overtime to stay in one place against even moderate wind.
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Even with the small size, the Smart Clock's screen is easy to see and read from across the room, thanks to the large-sized fonts it employs in most of the software.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch considers the impact of the acquisition on AIA's financial position to be minimal due to the acquired entities' relatively small size and manageable capital needs for the acquisitions.
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Addressing finance, healthcare, robotics, customer service and omnichannel retail intelligence, the five startups include: [gallery ids="1473282,1473285,1473287"] All three founders I spoke with cited the program's small size as its greatest asset.
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Fitch believes that the government is in a good position to support Belarus Re rather than other state-owned companies, due to its small size and systemic importance for the financial sector.
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This is counterbalanced by the high reputational risk for the parent if UBAF defaults in addition to UBAF's small size, which would require limited resources of the parent in case of support.
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If you want the same, camera-friendly storage as Peak Design's other bags, you'll need the camera cube, which ranges in price from $50 for the small size to $90 for large.
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Khoman agreed that ultimately, GCC neighbours were likely to support Bahrain because of its importance in countering Iranian influence in the region and its small size meant support would not be expensive.
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Nomura has declined to comment about the purchase but a person familiar with the deal said its relatively small size and the use of a broker convinced the bank it was acceptable.
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The current owner is looking to sell the house and, due to its small size, it is likely new owners would demolish the house to build a larger one on the property.
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North Korea said its fourth nuclear test in January was a hydrogen bomb, although that claim has been disputed by foreign governments and experts given the relatively small size of the blast.
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SEOUL, Oct 26 (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd said on Wednesday it expects medium-to-small size display panel shipments for a key client to rise in the fourth quarter.
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In addition, given UBA Senegal's small size, the potential cost of support should not be too onerous for the parent, while failing to support it could cause reputational damage for the group.
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"You need to have exquisitely sensitive telescopes — both sensitive in being able to detect that small size and also pick up the emission that's coming from around the black hole," he said.
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Despite its small size, Flatey was once densely populated by fishermen, as well as people involved in trading throughout the region, according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the potential for cigarette smoking or marijuana use across all three groups in the study to influence the results, the authors note.
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We love The Fisher-Price Little People Big Helpers Home as a starter dollhouse for toddlers because it's recommended for ages 1 to 5 years old, and its small size isn't overwhelming.
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I will say that, as someone who has flown a few of these things, the Mini handles well and is quite easy to maneuver, in spite, or because, of its small size.
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There's a lot of hometown pride—every local business had a poster supporting the women's high school basketball team, which made it to the state championships despite its small size (six people).
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It can be hidden anywhere because of its small size, it is not able to damage the supporting building structure, but in the case of its detonation you will get many victims.
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These refiners — known as teapots because of their small size — had been struggling because of limited market share, but with the crude import licenses, they quickly capitalized on low global oil prices.
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The island, south of the Korean Peninsula, is a tourist destination, and its relatively small size and population could make security easier than in a large city like Seoul, the South's capital.
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Because of its small size and location one block away from the sand, nightly rates at Circa 39 are much lower than other hotels located just a hair closer to the water.
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The group typically maintains high capital ratios, which partly mitigate the small size of the equity base (around CHF1 billion), and its strong earnings capacity provides a first buffer against unexpected losses.
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Its small size also makes it ideal for travel, plus, it isn't a liquid spray, so you can stash it in your purse or carry-on bag without worrying about TSA restrictions.
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Our adjoining rooms, one for my wife and I and the other for our daughter, were clean, bright and contemporary, their small size a reminder of the building's past as a boardinghouse.
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And for its small size, the device is actually pretty powerful — it delivers a 16W sound output, dual-action bass, and can be used for up to 12 hours on one charge.
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The works were acquired by Father Marcos, who met with Nakhla and asked whether he could buy one of her biblical works in installments due to the small size of his congregation.
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It also reflects the relatively small size of the branch (less than 0003% of the total assets of Citibank, N.A.) and therefore, any support would not be material to the head office.
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Echo Dot (3rd generation), available at Amazon, $22 (originally $49.99)[You save $27.99]Our pick for the best affordable smart speaker, the Echo Dot packs some serious sound into its small size.
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Its goal was to strengthen confidence and mobilize other parties to invest in Greece, helping to provide liquidity to Greek small-size businesses which form the backbone of the cash-strapped economy.
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Normally the USTR's office is bureaucratically powerful despite its small size (this is symbolized by its physical location right by the White House) and institutionally biased in favor of making trade deals.
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Despite its relatively small size, the human stomach is a muscular marvel, a grinding and mixing chemistry lab, that can stretch from quart-sized to gallon-sized in the course of a meal.
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"Aside from being an exquisitely beautiful historic church, its relatively small size and 'open' layout mean that we can hold services that manage to combine a sense of formality with one of intimacy."
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A huge budget deficit relative to the small size of its economy, and delays in fiscal reforms, have increasingly forced Bahrain to rely on international debt markets since oil prices slumped in 2014.
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The contract raised questions, given the small size of the company as well as reports that the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority signed the deal with Whitefish Energy without a competitive bidding process.
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In large part, ChemChina's relatively small size - just a tenth of that of domestic peer Sinopec Corp - and its less sensitive acquisition targets have allowed it to be selective, strategic and almost independent.
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It's just not as welcoming for us to get cool clothes that are like equal in glamour, in style to what, I am going to say, 'small size' co-stars get to wear.
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EUROBANK Eurobank's VR of 'bb' reflects the bank's small size, a market franchise limited to retail customers, significant concentration on higher-risk unsecured consumer loans and a moderate exposure to Swiss franc mortgages.
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In our view, the burden of supporting DBN would be moderate for Namibia given the bank's fairly small size relative to both GDP (DBN's assets/GDP of around 5%) and sovereign external reserves.
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Given his country's small size, Jordan's King Abdullah is one of the few Arab leaders who has played an outsized role in battling ISIS in Syria, largely through intelligence sharing and providing facilities.
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In addition, Singapore's central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) uses its exchange rate, rather than interest rates, to set monetary policy because of the city-state's small size and open economy.
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It also reflects the relatively small size of the branch (around 0.15% of the total assets of SCB at end-2016), and therefore any support would not be material to the head office.
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This is counterbalanced by the high reputational risk for the parent if UBAF defaults in addition to UBAF's small size, which would only require limited resources of the parent in case of support.
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Team members anticipate the image will give them the clearest sense yet of the true shape of the object (or objects), which has puzzled them for years on account of its small size.
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Sources that have worked on the two German-Spanish tie-ups said that Nordex and smaller German peer Senvion were particularly exposed to become takeover targets themselves, pointing to their relatively small size.
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Potential support for BDB would be easily manageable for the state due to the bank's small size (total assets equal to 1.8% of Bulgarian GDP in 0003) and the sovereign's sound public finances.
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Beyond its relatively small size, another limitation of the study is that the results only involved a single health system and might not reflect patient satisfaction elsewhere, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Its small size and battery power also means it can be moved around a room, or even be carried around outside, allowing users to watch videos on any flat surface they come across.
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With an estimated EUR70 billion GDP Centre-Val-de-Loire's socio-economic profile is balanced (4% of French population, 3% of French GDP), despite the region's small size compared with other French regions.
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The Small size shows just the app's icon, while the Large size often shows a chunk of information from that app, like news headlines, the day's calendar appointments or the week's weather forecast.
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"With the small size of the bullet, the high velocity and low recoil, it's easier to be accountable for each shot you fire than with something like a pistol or shotgun," he said.
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Yet despite First Data's relatively small size, Mr. Bisignano, who joined the company in 2013 after working at JPMorgan Chase, was awarded more than any chief of the companies in his peer group.
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The task force found that three-fourths of healthcare providers in the country — largely those of medium and small size, and in rural areas — do not have a single security person on staff.
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Given the relatively small size of phone sensors and lenses, and the ability to have very fast electronic shutter speeds, most bright scenes can be adequately captured even with a wide aperture setting.
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Beyond its small size, limitations of the study include the option for parents to switch from one sleep approach and a high proportion of participants who didn't complete the study, the authors note.
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The train system, for example, offers only four routes nationwide, with just 19 trains on the tracks – a measure, in part, of the country's small size, according to the Costa Rican Railway Institute.
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" Others joked on social media about New Zealand's small size — the South Pacific country has a population of 4.5 million — and tightly knit society, saying that all citizens were now "uncles and aunties.
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A banker on the deal said that it made sense for Greece to add to the original bond, which had a relatively small size, rather than consider issuing a new longer-dated issue.
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A banker on the deal said that it made sense for Greece to add to the original bond, which had a relatively small size, rather than consider issuing a new longer-dated issue.
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Propensity to support is assessed as weak, given the small size of the bank in relation to the funding requirements of its member states, and translates into a negative adjustment of -1 notch.
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Notwithstanding these improvements, Fitch assesses IIB's business profile as high-risk, given the bank's focus on the private sector (85% of total banking exposure at end-June 2017) and the bank's small size.
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Whether Radford and Southern Virginia can hold on to their top rankings remains to be seen, given this year's treacherous markets, but they've already demonstrated that small size is no obstacle to superior performance.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the lack of information on other parent and caregiver behaviors that may shape children's attention spans, the authors note in the journal Current Biology.
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Bedin I was classified as a dwarf spheroidal galaxy owing to its small size (it's about 1/35th the diameter of the Milky Way), low luminosity, lack of dust, and population of old stars.
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But what makes the Pocket different is its small size — it fits in the palm of your hand and is easy to grip — and its ability to embed a video within your printed photo.
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It has a range of 19 miles and a top speed of 22 mph, and can work either in a user's car or even on pubic transportation, because of its small size when folded.
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At 3603 fps, the video is only available in 4:3, but its stabilization is gimbal-level (at least when you have perfect lighting conditions) with the waterproofing and small size of a GoPro.
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The little girl made it past security checks by taking "advantage of her small size" and pretended to be with a group of adults boarding an EasyJet flight at the Geneva Airport, police said.
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Were it not for their small size and soft touch (compared to the Wii remotes' harder plastic), I wouldn't have noticed a tangible difference in how the controllers fundamentally played in this specific game.
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The sale is part of Vietnam's efforts to reduce holdings in state-controlled businesses and to raise money, but progress has been slow partly because of the small size of the stakes on offer.
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" While the small size of the photograph as published makes the details difficult to discern, the yearbook has been recalled so the school can make a minor but critical edit for the inappropriate content."
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We believe SC has a strong ability to support SCB China, considering the small size of the China subsidiary (4% of SC's assets at end-2016) and SC's strong capitalization and solid liquidity profile.
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Axsis' small size could make it more cost-efficient and accessible to hospitals and surgical programs that might not be able to fund or house expensive, room-dominating robots like the da Vinci system.
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Still, I'd say that this is one area where the iPhone SE's small size is absolutely worth bragging about, because what you end up with is a completely pocketable and powerful little consumer camera.
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When 20-year-old Bekkah came across a tweeted gif of a man scooping a woman up into his arms alongside text romanticizing her small size, she decided to respond by challenging the stereotype.
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Misty, dream-like cloud forests…Olympian mountaintops with fertile river valleys…miles of pristine, empty beaches… Despite its small size, Costa Rica is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse countries in the world.
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Specifically, the withdrawal of the largest investor can result in difficulties to adhere to Fitch's 'AAAmmf(mar)' rating guidelines, at time of withdrawal and thereafter, due to the resulting small size of remaining assets.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the lack of data on whether women would actually be harmed by the varied doses of hormones in the compounded creams and capsules tested.
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The version I tried was a larger model that was too big to fit comfortably on any of my fingers, but I imagine the small size would be closer to my usual ring size.
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The cons of the Hurom H101 Easy Clean Slow JuicerAs with any slow juicer, you need to chop many ingredients down to pretty small size to feed them into the H101's loading tube.
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In addition to Slovenia's considerable economic development since it gained independence in 1991, its strategic location and proximity to central Europe have allowed its tourism scene to thrive, despite the country's relatively small size.
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While Portland's airport likely would not be included in the proposal because of its volume of passengers, the 9/11 attackers perceived the airport to be less secure because of its relatively small size.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include the lack of long-term data to determine whether and how snus exposure during pregnancy might lead to lasting cardiovascular problems for the children.
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The small size makes thermonuclear warheads compact and lightweight enough to fit atop long-range missiles — it is one of the technologies that North Korea has been seeking, and may have already figured out.
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The Pixel 1403 XL has a larger, 3,700mAh battery, which is still on the small size for a phone of this size, but at least bigger than the plain Pixel 4's 2,800mAh battery.
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It doesn't bully the freshly shucked clams, whose small size — inside their shells, many are no bigger than a quarter — helps distance Don Peppe from legions of other baked-clam artists around the city.
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My point in stressing the relative small size of the JCT's static score is to provide intuition for why the GGM predicts no expansion in the official debt-to-GDP ratio from the reform.
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"Despite good relations with the United States, Singapore generally remains reluctant to take a leadership role in challenging Chinese power due to its small size and depth of economic ties with China," Heath said.
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EAI's investment strategy must accommodate the need for a consistent cash flow to allocate for donations which presents a unique challenge, though the fund's small size makes it nimble, which also creates an advantage.
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This presented a special challenge to me, as my suitcase was on the patio (due to the small size of the room), which could only be reached by raising the electronically controlled blackout shades.
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The bathroom was perched on the mezzanine level of our room, which was a nice separation from the main living space, but given its small size, there was limited room to place our toiletries.
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Beyond its small size, other limitations of the study include a high rate of epidural use in both groups that made it hard to discern meaningful differences in how women perceived pain, the authors note.
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Beyond its small size, one limitation of the study is that participants knew whether they were getting the relaxation recordings or had been assigned to a control group, and this may have influenced the outcomes.
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Webster himself relied on a system of explicit intimidation, sources told BuzzFeed News, counting on the small size of the industry — and his stature within it — to motivate people to stay in his good graces.
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What they found: With the modifications and its naturally small size, BhCas12b was able to cut both DNA strands without many off-targets, Zhang says, and can efficiently edit genomes in primary human T cells.
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Despite the relatively small size of Hong Kong's overall economy its currency punches far above its weight: It was the world's 13th most traded by value, according to a 2016 Bank for International Settlements report.
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By 2012, seapunk had amassed an unprecedented amount of buzz for the relatively small size of the subculture, with write-ups in everything from small fashion magazines and local newspapers to the New York Times.
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Fitch believes a default by SCBC would constitute a significant reputational risk for SC that could undermine its franchise in China and damage its global reputation as a network bank, notwithstanding the subsidiary's small size.
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James Heckman and Ganesh Karapakula, economists, have examined the long-gathered results in two new papers, using techniques designed to factor in the experiment's small size, flaws in the randomisation process and missing survey responses.
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Minutes before the baby was found, a man walking his dog told police that he was approached by a Hispanic woman in her 20s who was driving a small size dark blue or grey SUV.
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Olive Chen from Waba, a China-based group of drinks-makers and distributors, says New Zealand's small size and Western culture makes it a good place to test the drink's potential for other foreign markets.
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The over-ear pads are made from the same materials as the on-ears, but are less plush and eventually feel like they're clamping onto your skull due to the small size of the headband.
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Unfortunately, Moore's Law is starting to fail: transistors have become so small (Intel is currently working on readying its 10nm architecture, which is an atomically small size) that simple physics began to block the process.
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The test uses a dummy representing an adult male in the driver's seat, along with a "small-size adult female" riding shotgun, and both are evaluated for damage to the head, neck, chest, and femur.
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Small but Diversified: Glenmark's revenue and operating EBITDAR are small compared with those of global major generic drugmakers, but the risk of its small size is counterbalanced by its good diversification in products and geographies.
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Cofounder and CEO Mike Bukhovtsev reckon this makes it more appealing to young viewers given that the simple user interface, small size and the walled-garden platform ensures that only age-appropriate content is projected.
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Beyond its small size, limitations of the study include the lack of initial questions in the survey to determine if, or how often, parents purchased prepackaged or processed meals for their families, the authors note.
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I didn't miss a touchscreen on the Spectre very much… until I got frustrated with the small size of the trackpad and wished I could just reach up and poke my finger at the display.
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