His crowds would be smaller than Mr. Obama's — smaller than the Women's March!
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But they are much smaller than US aircraft carriers and slightly smaller than Russian and Chinese carriers.
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"He was smaller than my hand and much smaller than they [doctors] even thought he would be," she said.
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I want to point out that 27 is much smaller than 27³ and 13 is much smaller than 13³.
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The wage gap is a lot smaller than it was 50 years ago — and a bit smaller than 10 years ago.
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It's also two hundred times smaller than 2017's March for Science, and a thousand times smaller than 2017's Women's March.
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The new pickup will be smaller than a full-sized pickup, and likely smaller than even the Chevrolet Colorado and Toyota Tacoma.
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The gains are smaller than we had seen in recent reports — and smaller than expected — but there was some good news in there.
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Citi is 28% smaller than Bank of America and 27% smaller than JPMorgan Chase, measured by the risk-adjusted assets of its core business.
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Pandora Media (P) lost a smaller-than-expected 20 cents per share on an adjusted basis, smaller than the 31 cent loss expected by analysts.
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Louise Matsakis (left) looks smaller than normal (and much smaller than Ray Wong in the foreground) in this force-perspective trick with Apple's Portrait mode.
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With engines limited by law to smaller than 30.4 liters — smaller than those of many motorcycles — some sell for the equivalent of less than $10,000.
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The top four lenders are 27% smaller than the top four American firms and 216% smaller than the top four Chinese ones, measured by median revenues.
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I have smaller-than-average ears and have a difficult time wearing most round earbuds, but the tip is smaller than the outside of the bud, which is good.
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She found that her space was 500 square feet smaller than the average male junior professor's, and from 1,500 to 4,500 square feet smaller than her male fellow full professors'.
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The group remains significantly smaller than the Crips, the Bloods and the Latin Kings; it's also smaller than several gangs you've probably never heard of, like the Gangster Disciples in Chicago.
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By any measure, the costs inflicted by Nafta were far smaller than those created by imports from China — and these in turn were far smaller than those created by changing technology.
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That sounds like a win-win for environment and most of the energy industry, apart from a coal sector whose market capitalization is smaller than Snapchat and workforce is smaller than Arby's.
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The most recent iteration is 40,000 square feet smaller than the previous version, and more than 45,000 square feet smaller than the four existing LACMA buildings that are set to be replaced.
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But because the wavelength of near-infrared light is smaller than a micron, smaller than the smallest neuron, Jepsen believes the resolution of the technology is fine enough to make thoughts visible too.
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But it's smaller than the 13 million people who voted for him in the primary, which in turn is smaller than the 17 million people who voted for Hillary Clinton in the primary.
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Is Rey learning to manipulate objects smaller than a lightsaber?
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Those campaigns are substantially smaller than either Sanders' or Warren's.
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The signal causes a wobble smaller than a proton's width.
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Numbers were far smaller than previously expected -- around 300 people.
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Besides being lighter it's also smaller than the Apple Watch.
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That's way smaller than a quarter, and even my thumbnail.
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But it's far smaller than what Google had initially envisioned.
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The population is more than 8% smaller than in 2010.
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Biden crowds also trend smaller than those of his rivals.
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Siemens' role in the project was clearly smaller than Areva's.
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The "E" is smaller than the rest of the icon.
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My community is now smaller than what it was before.
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Although smaller than the FARC, the group is as resilient.
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At the time they were smaller than they were now.
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It's big, just slightly smaller than the size of Pluto.
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When did you realize your penis was smaller than average?
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When did you first notice it was smaller than average?
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The notch looks considerably smaller than the iPhone X's, though.
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His spending program was smaller than the other main candidates.
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The case is much smaller than Samsung's previous IconX earbuds.
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Nordstrom Local hubs are smaller than its traditional department stores.
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Jennifer is very small and thin, even smaller than me.
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The actual casing is smaller than the previous iterations, too.
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The SE is smaller than the iPhone 6 or 6S.
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That's a little smaller than the head of a pin.
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That audience is much smaller than a mass appeal device.
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Consumers would face technology behemoths a little smaller than today.
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They're slightly smaller than the Fire TV Stick 4K's remote.
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I think that there's a really ... No, smaller than that.
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This number is much smaller than the media is saying.
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Streaming has made TV simultaneously bigger and smaller than ever.
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The impact on the Southeastern coast was smaller than expected.
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But the sidewalk souk is much smaller than the original.
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Basket sizes are smaller than a year ago, he added.
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Sallee said the cut was smaller than Tortoise had expected.
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The compartment was a bit smaller than I had expected.
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A lot of the studios were smaller than she expected.
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Those companies are significantly smaller than Burberry, and privately held.
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Amazon's reported stores might be smaller than traditional grocery markets.
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The Amazon Fire TV is smaller than a hockey puck.
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But the effects are a lot smaller than people believe.
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Instead, Meyer found 83 glass beads smaller than salt grains.
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Chase Center's 18,000 seat count is smaller than Oracle Arena's.
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However, 78% of American farms are smaller than 200 acres.
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And the Senate chamber is much smaller than the House's.
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But the investment is smaller than the one originally considered.
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State workforces are smaller than they were before the recession.
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Bennu is even smaller than Ryugu, about 500 yards wide.
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It's smaller than Paris and everyone will be speaking French.
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That hit would be smaller than the blow from SARS.
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But that Air Force will likely be smaller than today's.
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Nilay Patel: but one number is smaller than the other.
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Again, it was smaller than many places they had seen.
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"It's smaller than our other programs," Ms. Heising, 643, said.
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The impact on us will be much smaller than expected.
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They tend to be smaller than the peer requested raises.
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But the gap is probably smaller than many people believe.
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It's smaller than I envisioned, but it's definitely not small.
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They can be crowded, smaller than expected, or plain boring.
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Yet the upgrade is significantly smaller than with previous purchases.
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That's just over an inch smaller than the iPad Mini.
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The world of music is smaller than you may think.
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The country's space budget also remains far smaller than NASA's.
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But they can also be much smaller than five millimeters.
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It was smaller than Bankia and never posed a systemic risk.
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Apple's lobbying budget in Washington is far smaller than its competitors'.
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The Style is significantly smaller than its sibling and $100 cheaper.
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A bogong moth's brain is smaller than a grain of rice.
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Objects in photograph are smaller than they are in real life.
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They're still very new and much smaller than established stock markets.
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Inside, it's comfortable, though a bit smaller than the name suggests.
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That was 6 cents a share smaller than analysts had anticipated.
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How about a small Android tablet, smaller than an iPad mini?
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Paris is much, much smaller than London or Berlin, after all.
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That's because a bigger Charter would still be smaller than Comcast.
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The USB-C dongle is a bit smaller than a dime.
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She also backs a higher minimum wage, albeit smaller than Labour's.
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Ultima Thule, for example, is about 80 times smaller than Pluto.
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But it would be smaller than European actions against Big Tech.
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Women 50 years my senior were wearing bottoms smaller than mine.
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That is very small, a trillion times smaller than a proton.
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Yet the upgrade is significantly smaller than with previous purchases. nyti.
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The decline in fertility in Africa was recently smaller than expected.
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The RX 550 is also MUCH smaller than the RX 580.
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It's less expensive and smaller than a traditional home audio system.
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But Microsoft's new device is even smaller than the Surface 3.
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In fact, I buy a slightly smaller than large glove, okay?
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Humanity recedes into the distance, smaller than mountains, smothered by clouds.
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They're not kidding: It's literally smaller than a grain of salt.
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Recently, it unveiled a computer smaller than a grain of salt.
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Nutanix quarterly loss was smaller than expected and revenue beat estimates.
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It was smaller than mine, but did not seem unusually so.
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The auto-lending market is much smaller than the mortgage market.
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Male spotted hyenas have also evolved to be smaller than females.
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There are no "upstarts" smaller than Microsoft in the mobile space.
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Its population is smaller than Britain's net migration intake last year.
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Why are my breasts so much smaller than we talked about?
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But a typical Mexican boda is smaller than it might be.
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Trump's merchandise business is smaller than Sanders', but still historically huge.
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Our differences are far smaller than what we have in common.
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Believe it or not, these phones are smaller than last year.
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That&aposs not much smaller than the population of Sedona, Arizona.
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And it's smaller than it used to be for Deutsche Bank.
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It's smaller than the 2 percent wealth tax Warren has proposed.
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Species like the Grevy's zebra currently have populations smaller than 2,000.
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Fox's market cap is also 75% smaller than it once was.
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"It's quite a bit smaller than we were expecting," Miller said.
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Both versions are considerably smaller than PS4 and Xbox One units.
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The falloff was smaller than expected, and the researchers were pleased.
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Most important, the world is much smaller than it once was.
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The donkeys were also smaller than is expected of pack animals.
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CM The awards are generally much smaller than in court cases.
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Cut the pad to a size slightly smaller than the carpet.
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Essentially, you cannot measure things smaller than the ruler you're using.
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The service was so much smaller than it would have been.
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Repsol is much smaller than giants like ExxonMobil, Chevron and Shell.
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The world feels much smaller than it did in the 1930s.
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The location, which is smaller than the Applebee's, seats 56 customers.
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However, its net subscriber losses were smaller than analysts had anticipated.
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That's 20,000 times smaller than the average store-bought cookie house!
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READMEThe Switch Lite is much lighter and smaller than the Switch.
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But that Democratic edge is smaller than earlier in the year.
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This space was even smaller than the one at Klimat Lounge.
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The decrease, however, is estimated to be smaller than expected earlier.
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It makes the trolls seem even smaller than they usually are.
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Twitter and Snapchat's political ad businesses are far smaller than Facebook's.
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PG&E could emerge from bankruptcy smaller than it is today.
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It is larger than the Encore but smaller than the Enclave.
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Apartments that seemed smaller than the boxes for the shoes she designs.
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Its cop hero isn't a hero, he's a smaller-than-life monster.
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She is either smaller than people think or bigger than people think.
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The biggest U.S. bank is smaller than the fourth biggest Chinese bank.
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They'll be smaller than a typical grocery store at 35,5503 sq. ft.
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Shares then dipped as Nintendo revealed a smaller than previously assumed stake.
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Believe it or not, the Spark is even smaller than it looks.
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That is smaller than the historical average move of almost 2.9 percent.
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Still, recent gains have been smaller than before, consistent with slower sales.
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"I actually wanted them smaller than this," she says of the result.
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Update: LinkedIn's small diversity improvements may be even smaller than we thought.
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This year's corn shortage was blamed for the smaller-than-expected performance.
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He added that it would eat insects and spiders smaller than itself.
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But Nokia, which is smaller than Huawei, also acknowledged there are challenges.
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Namely, the display is smaller than what you might be used to.
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The 2017 Ebola outbreak was much smaller than others in recent years.
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"Hold on, I am way smaller than you," Hargrave is heard saying.
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His bathroom is a bit smaller than that of the apartment downstairs.
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The new camera is also a lot smaller than Asus' prior models.
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House numbers smaller than "20" should also be written out in full.
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Notably, the U.S. trade deficit was smaller than expected and inventories grew.
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SolarCity posted smaller than expected losses per share of $2.27 on Wednesday.
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Parkdale is both bigger and smaller than the sum of its parts.
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Guys with muscles delighted in holding snakes that were smaller than muscles.
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Measuring just over 25 inches across, it's much smaller than other soundbars.
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Putin said the drones were 100 times smaller than a conventional submarine.
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But the movement is barely perceptible, a shift smaller than an atom.
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This was smaller than the 7 percent decline it had estimated earlier.
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Sphero Mini is significantly smaller than Sphero 2.0, and a lot cuter.
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Municipalities are much smaller than Honduras's 53 departments, and are less heterogeneous.
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It's much smaller than you probably think, but what about a billion?
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Exports fell in dollar terms but the decrease was smaller than November's.
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In fact, I buy a slightly smaller than large-size glove, okay?
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Pinterest (PINS) reported smaller-than-expected losses yesterday, along with strong revenue.
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Swedbank's corporate lending (excluding property management) is smaller than of domestic peers.
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All of the other known circumbinary planets are smaller than Kepler-1647b.
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"She's so much smaller than her sister now, it's hard," Melody says.
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But Gizmodo highlighted how viruses can have particles smaller than 0.3 micrometers.
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But the concessions the government has made are smaller than they look.
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The National Force contingent is smaller than the 9,600 officers originally expected.
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RMB has been moving much smaller than the currencies of this region.
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ALL OF MY SHORT POSITIONS ARE MUCH SMALLER THAN MY LONG POSITIONS.
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First Solar reported a smaller-than-expected loss in the fourth quarter.
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The Core is smaller than its predecessor, but it's not small, exactly.
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Grumpy was physically smaller than I imagined, but her personality was grander.
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This is true, but past schemes have been significantly smaller than Virgin's.
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More important, it is even smaller than what everyday Latin Americans expect.
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European leaders are typically much smaller than their rivals across the Atlantic.
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They feel smaller than they were in past games but more focused.
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There was also a slowdown in Japan, although smaller than initially estimated.
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To be sure, that starting base was definitely way smaller than Pokémon.
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Oh, AND it was on a goalpost WAAAAYYYY smaller than regulation size!!!
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Experts said an amount smaller than a snowflake could kill a person.
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But asteroids smaller than 22017 meters across can also inflict significant damage.
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These are smaller than their bronze brethren and are often displayed indoors.
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It's way smaller than any other phone with a 6.2-inch screen.
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A 21 percent fall in imports was also much smaller than anticipated.
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For example, you cannot take photos that are smaller than 24 megapixels.
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It's much smaller than the skull, supported by tissue that pads it.
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Last year's harvest was already smaller than usual because of low rainfall.
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More importantly, however, the watch appears to be smaller than its predecessor.
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Columbus claimed that it was smaller than predicted, and he was wrong.
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That's important when most farms in India are smaller than three acres.
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Researchers looked into why women's pockets are so much smaller than men's.
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These will be smaller than typical loans, especially those in the West.
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Because they're smaller than traditional reactors, they're less daunting to invest in.
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For perspective, these fibers are about 5,000 times smaller than a millimeter.
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GM posted a smaller-than-expected drop in earnings for the year.
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Both were breakthroughs — and both were much smaller than they are today.
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Though it was smaller than usual, the wines in general were excellent.
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He will look smaller than his fingers, as small as his spite.
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That is smaller than every No. 2 seed's line, by the way.
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A women's basketball is still a bit smaller than the men's ball.
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Nevertheless, this year's death toll has been smaller than in previous years.
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It's smaller than a pickup and held upright by a concrete ballast.
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The New York show will be slightly smaller than the Montreal presentation.
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During the daytime, movement is allowed in groups smaller than three people.
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It's still much smaller than rival Uber and has very large losses.
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Townsville, Australia (CNN)The humble clownfish is smaller than a human fist.
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The problem started small — or smaller than the pension problem at least.
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The sunroof is large-ish but far smaller than a Kia Soul's.
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Lucky's stores are smaller than a traditional supermarket or a Whole Foods.
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Storm surges were also much smaller than the National Hurricane Center expected.
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Shipments can be 5% larger or smaller than 50,000 or 25,000 tonnes.
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Seats are smaller than they used to be, and legroom has shrunk.
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It's smaller than the Pixel 3 XL, so it's easy to hold.
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That could ease Democratic concerns about smaller-than-expected turnout in Iowa.
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As a result, some filers wound up with smaller-than-expected refunds.
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It was $1.99 and smaller than the other burritos at first glance.
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Another adorable tree-dweller, the dwarf lemur, is smaller than a squirrel.
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The new bluetooth tag is much smaller than the previous Jacquard jacket.
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The room looks darker and smaller than when it served Cuban food.
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"Now 128 billion is a lot smaller than 9.2 quintillion," says Bergen.
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More than once, Emma remarked that their apartment was smaller than hers.
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"I like the feeling of being smaller than a painting," Weatherford says.
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The subsidies would probably be smaller than under the Affordable Care Act.
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Make sure that every day, number one is smaller than number two.
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The turnout was far smaller than that of the opposition, experts said.
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Asian elephants are smaller than African elephants, but they're still quite heavy.
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The blue guys are all smaller than the distributors to begin with.
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The Liberty Bell and Mount Rushmore look smaller than expected in person.
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The morganite she chose was actually smaller than what they could afford.
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Albeit much smaller than China, India lacks China's fierce homegrown tech competitors.
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But this kind of pollution — called PM2.5, for particulate matter that is smaller than 2.5 micrometers across, or about 35 times smaller than a grain of fine beach sand — is often difficult to see with the naked eye.
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Japan Display claims the new displays would allow phones to have bezels of just 0.5 millimeters, much smaller than those needed for older LCD tech and even smaller than phones with OLED panels, which typically feature one millimeter bezels.
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This sound is about 10,000 times smaller than the sound that went in.
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It's supposed to be smaller than a smartphone and weigh about five ounces.
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Now Boko Haram, which is much smaller than the IMN, torments the state.
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Tikrit, Ramadi, Fallujah were all tough, and they are much smaller than Mosul.
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But smaller than that, farther back in time than that, is a mystery.
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Note: Tesla is still much smaller than Ford, and continuing to lose revenue.
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Brazil's economy is now 8 percent smaller than it was in December 2014.
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Overall, it's actually slightly smaller than the Note 9 but 8 grams heavier.
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We're a small team at Beckett Simonon, probably smaller than people would expect.
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It's only allowed in a few districts—and districts are smaller than cities.
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Ted Cruz — a smaller than expected loss, but a loss all the same.
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On September 26th Germany's agriculture ministry announced a harvest 25% smaller than usual.
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But the size of its workforce is much smaller than that of China.
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These new formats means files are 2x smaller than the traditional JPEG and .
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Her water tank is smaller than most, and it is worn and broken.
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The demonstrations were smaller than those last week, when 22 people were killed.
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The effect on mortgage rates, however, was somewhat smaller than anticipated (see chart).
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Measured at market exchange rates, China's GDP is still 40% smaller than America's.
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It's smaller than the Air, despite having the same 13.3-inch size screen.
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Microplastics, or plastics that are smaller than five millimeters, are just about everywhere.
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"It was smaller than mine, but did not seem unusually so," Comey recalls.
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Apps that are supposed to do just that are much smaller than that.
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For photo work, I wouldn't go with a screen any smaller than that.
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"The largest birds, however, are much smaller than the largest oviraptorosaur," Zelenitsky said.
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Later surveys revealed the trailing pack, which is smaller than the leading one.
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Children born of starved mothers were, as might be expected, smaller than usual.
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In 1960 farms smaller than five acres made up 19% of the total.
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Though smaller than last year's (see chart), that is still a hefty shortfall.
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Still, the pile was €13bn smaller than at its peak in March 2016.
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It was smaller than a median market forecast for a 0.4 percent gain.
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Highway blockages also contributed to a smaller-than-expected trade surplus in May.
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The combined economy of Africa's 54 countries is smaller than that of France.
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"Women from cities and towns much smaller than Warszawa or Wrocław," she elaborated.
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A cricket ball is smaller than a baseball, not the other way around.
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Distorted images can make any crowd size look bigger or smaller than reality.
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In fact, Doris' SNES is smaller than one of the original system's controllers.
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Square (SQ) reported a smaller-than-expected loss, and revenue that exceed estimates.
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Deal sizes can change and are often smaller than the original target size.
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They conclude that the sharing economy is much smaller than they had thought.
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Because distributed energy technologies are smaller than big power plants, they iterate faster.
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Their tradable float is small — even smaller than their deal size would suggest.
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The Bolt-S is also way smaller than other magnetic USB-C cables.
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However, Microsoft's business is growing faster, even though it's still smaller than AWS.
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They fell back when those benefits turned out to be smaller than expected.
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He said it was a "challenge no smaller than a second Copernican revolution".
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In both Twitter and Snap's case, the businesses were smaller than Pinterest's is.
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"They call me Little T, because I'm smaller than a smurf," he finishes.
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Some chunks are as big as a truck, others smaller than a dime.
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Sub-Neptunes are smaller than the icy gas giant in our solar system.
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As a result, his share is smaller than that held by comparable tycoons.
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After 25 years its endowment would be 60% smaller than it is now.
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"What's key is that it's much smaller than our Sun," de Wit said.
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The private market is far smaller than public markets despite the recent growth.
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Although he was smaller than Lincoln, he was as strong as an ox.
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And they are actually smaller than the parachute size I used to have.
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So we are having a conversation about something that's much smaller than that.
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The earnings beat was smaller than Wall Street was used to from Autodesk.
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Famous attractions, buildings, and monuments can sometimes appear smaller than one might think.
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Among the soldiers was a figure smaller than the others, in a balaclava.
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Port glass: These are short and much smaller than other red wine glasses.
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It's smaller than 302, or 301.5, or even 301.02, which is about 32.11.
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That's smaller than the original iPhone's screen, if you're trying to imagine scale.
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And the largest contingent is much smaller than it was at the outset.
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This makes them a touch smaller than prison cells located 30 minutes away.
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Also, the data don't include race, ethnicity or geographic areas smaller than region.
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These planets range in size from larger than Jupiter to smaller than Earth.
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It is, however, smaller than some had expected, industry sources told Reuters yesterday.
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The new 1040 is smaller than the previous form, which was two pages.
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Lyft on Wednesday surprised analysts with a smaller-than-expected loss on Wednesday.
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As a result, the plants grew smaller than those that followed the sun.
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The risk is "significantly smaller than being hit by lightning," one analyst said.
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And that the crowd at the fair for Sanders was smaller than Sen.
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The market for the Falcon Heavy is also much smaller than once envisioned.
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If your bar is smaller than 40 square meters, you can permit smoking.
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It would also be much smaller than tech giants like Amazon and Netflix.
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In some ways, they are even smaller than tariffs imposed by previous presidents.
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This map shows concentrations of PM2.5, particles smaller than 2.5 microns in diameter.
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It's bigger inside than, say, a BMW X3, but smaller than an X5.
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The grocery store's produce section was smaller than I expected it to be.
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Pinterest is much smaller than its tech giant competitors Instagram, Amazon, and Google.
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The initial population was much smaller than 85033,000 that we thought were impacted.
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Pluto is 5.5 times smaller than Earth, at 1,400 miles (2,380 kilometers) wide.
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Fitbit (FIT) lost 8 cents per share, a smaller than expected quarterly loss.
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Things were invariably bigger or smaller than he expected, and in surprising juxtapositions.
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In fact, every one of the five detainees was smaller than I imagined.
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By this he means, make your goal smaller than what you initially envisioned.
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Second, the scope of the BRAC will be smaller than the 2005 round.
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Additionally, the racial gap on gun ownership is smaller than you might expect.
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Though fall smaller than Soundcloud, Soundtrap has music creation tools that Soundcloud doesn't.
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The smaller-than-expected total has helped support prices this week, he said.
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Meaning the console itself may be a little smaller than our estimates here.
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The contraction, however, was smaller than a revised 3.4 percent fall in November.
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Both have a similar body shape, but dugongs are much smaller than manatees.
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PM 2.5 are dangerous airborne pollution particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers in diameter.
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It's smaller than the typical, but does showcase the company's commitment to innovation.
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Cut the meat into cubes that are slightly smaller than the feed tube.
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All were far smaller than the one proposed by BB&T and SunTrust.
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Each class will have 48 students, smaller than average for a medical school.
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Smaller than North American coyotes, the golden jackal weighs an average 20 pounds.
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This is much smaller than the dairy supports of old, but it's something.
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Smaller than his three brothers, who all went to college on sports scholarships.
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It was "smaller than average" but "not freakishly small," the porn star recalls.
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The essential principle is that if the spaces between in the wire mesh are smaller than a specific radiation's wavelength, it is dispersed by the enclosure—and the gaps in a sheet of metal are considerably smaller than those in mesh.
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"Based on experimental data and size data, we conclude that most H. halys individuals will be excluded by slits smaller than 3 mm and holes smaller than 7 mm," according to the paper published in the Journal of Economic Entomology.
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"Noonday" seems just a bit smaller than Pat Barker at her best, however readable and indeed enthralling, and however much its stakes are matters of life and death — smaller than when art and history were on the table as well.
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"The brain of piloted driving has become smaller than a tablet computer," he said.
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Aerial photographs showed that the crowds for Trump's inauguration were smaller than in 2009.
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It was a sign that the merging objects were much smaller than black holes.
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The Versa's screen measures 1.34 inches — which makes it smaller than Apple's 38mm model.
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To be clear: The insurance marketplaces are way smaller than CBO had initially expected.
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These creatures were slightly bigger than modern leopards, but smaller than today's African lions.
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It's smaller than the Max, as well as the identically-sized iPhone 8 Plus.
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A model is rarely, or never, meant to be smaller than its actual size.
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Biden's advantage in New Hampshire has, like Iowa, been smaller than it's been nationally.
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First, Asus's Tango-enabled Zenfone AR is way smaller than the Phab 2 Pro.
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TrueCar shares shot up after the company reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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October's trade surplus was smaller than the $314 million surplus Argentina posted in September.
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Hudson's role was much smaller than those of his costars in the original Ghostbusters.
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Sales of newly built homes were disappointing in January, showing smaller-than-expected gains.
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Both reported steep declines in trading revenue but Citi's came in smaller than expected.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a drop but smaller than official estimates show.
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They're much smaller than other augmented reality headsets offered by competitors like Microsoft (MSFT).
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Its scale is also smaller than Jingrui in terms of contracted sales and EBITDA.
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There's still a large uninsured population much smaller than it was but still substantial.
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With a 3.3-inch display, it's just 0.2-inches smaller than the original iPhone.
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By 2040, the economy would be about 2% smaller than it might otherwise be.
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The colliding neutron stars were smaller than the black holes that LIGO previously detected.
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Even when firms work together, the average number involved is smaller than it was.
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Similar rumblings are known to occur on Earth's moon, which is smaller than Mars.
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At 5.8 inches diagonally, it's larger than the 1003, but smaller than the Plus.
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This is still far smaller than the peak flow on the Turkey-Greece route.
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Those planets are smaller than this one, but they're thought to be rocky too.
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A 4-percent fall in imports was also much smaller than many had feared.
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Eastwatch is smaller than Castle Black and mainly patrols the Wall from sea smugglers.
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But, thanks to barely-there bezels, both tablets are much smaller than their predecessors.
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She's a fair deal smaller than me, and the thing was giant on her.
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This was the sixth week in a row that injections were smaller than normal.
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The combined GDP of the two African entities is smaller than that of Moldova.
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The team he left at Goldman was smaller than it was when he arrived.
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Twitter is smaller than Facebook, but it has hundreds of millions of monthly users.
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And though they have been smaller than in 2009, they have been more intense.
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Given that the eSIM is much smaller than nanoSIM, it's better suited for smartwatches.
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The touch pad is a bit smaller than I'd like, but feels very responsive.
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A 210 percent fall in imports was also much smaller than many had feared.
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Box (BOX) lost an adjusted 14 cents per share, 5 cents smaller than estimated.
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Trump's inauguration made headlines, in part, because the crowds were significantly smaller than Obama's.
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The device itself is a little smaller than the Amazon Echo and functions similarly.
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Costa Rica's population, for instance, is roughly 65 times smaller than the U.S.'s.
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At 3.3 inches, the screen is a hair smaller than the first iPhone's 3.5.
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These days, all the overseas territories add up to an area smaller than Connecticut.
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Square (SQ) reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss of 9 cents per share.
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That's still a smidge smaller than the battery on the iPhone 6 Plus, however.
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That generation of chips was smaller than a sharpened pencil tip, the person says.
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Miniochoerus was smaller than the other oreodonts (hence "mini") and had very small canines.
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These three objects exist in a space smaller than Earth's orbit around the sun.
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The company reported a smaller than expected loss per share of 9 cents, vs.
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Namely, that the images produced right now are quite tiny: smaller than a fingernail.
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It turns out that germs are far smaller than the holes in those covers.
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Hence the continued impression that e-commerce is probably smaller than it really is.
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All of those numbers are much smaller than the TV audiences for those events.
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The equity raise this time around is three times smaller than the debt issuance.
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Same store sales at company-owned locations fell a smaller than expected 1.2 percent.
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"It's a little bit smaller, quite a bit smaller than Las Vegas," says Robyn.
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It's smaller than the real thing, measuring a little more than 20,000 square feet.
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They are much smaller than their mega-dish cousins, and all work in unison.
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The numbers of people affected by noise pollution are far smaller than for Heathrow.
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The total market remains 36% smaller than it was at its pre-Napster peak.
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To be sure, Google's cloud venture is still much smaller than market leader Amazon.
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Chief Executive Oliver Baete's mini-M&A spree is smaller than some had expected.
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But the buzz was about the Google Home Mini that's smaller than a donut.
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It's also smaller than those, which is good or bad, depending on your needs.
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THERE are banks that are smaller than Deutsche Bank, and there are larger ones.
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Surveys show that most farms in sub-Saharan Africa are smaller than two hectares.
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That's likely because the Razr's 2,510 mAh battery is notably smaller than other flagships.
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For the third quarter, Thomson Reuters reported a smaller-than-expected fall in profit.
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But it would be much smaller than the crowd many Democrats had once anticipated.
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U.S. Steel Corp gained 3.7% after it reported smaller-than-expected third-quarter loss.
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With only two floors, this flagship seemed smaller than those of Nike and Adidas.
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A smaller-than-forecast rise in core consumer prices helped underpin JGB market sentiment.
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C. Penney just announced a smaller than expected loss and better than expected sales.
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Another module features a transporter platform somewhat smaller than that operated by Enterprise engineers.
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But we've detected and mapped less than 1% of NEOs smaller than a kilometer.
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Swedbank's corporate lending (excluding property management) is smaller than at most of its peers'.
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Some of the seating areas were smaller than at other airports in major cities.
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Much smaller than Europa, Enceladus is about as wide as the state of Arizona.
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No agency, no end of tenancy cleaning costs and smaller than average security deposits.
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The scale bars are 500 nanometers, so you're seeing details much smaller than that.
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The only catch: You have to be smaller than an amoeba to inhabit it.
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"It's much smaller than expected," said Feng Yonghui, chief analyst at industry portal Soozhu.com.
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The six-inch secondary display is considerably smaller than the 15-inch mean dealie.
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Why it matters: California's rates continue a trend of smaller-than-expected premium hikes.
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Canada's largest pipeline company reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly profit as expenses jumped.
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Cauldrons are back again this year - a little smaller than last years and $14.99!
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The bathroom sinks can be considerably smaller than those found in regular-sized homes.
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But a final package could end up being far smaller than those initial figures.Rep.
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The arena in Kaliningrad is also smaller than in F.C. Krasnodar's gleaming new home.
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"There are 23 states that have a population smaller than Los Angeles," he said.
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"America can't succeed unless you succeed," Clinton declared to the smaller-than-expected crowd.
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Slack, however, topped second-quarter revenue expectations and posted a smaller-than-expected loss.
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And because of the high pressures involved, its components are smaller than conventional turbines.
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Their method restored regular beats using voltages far smaller than those in conventional pacemakers.
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Said another way, the company's revenue number is smaller than its gross sales number.
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There is another body, much smaller than the first, represented by a camouflage outfit.
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FTMIB rose 0.7% with data showing that 2019 budget deficit was smaller than forecast.
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His average donation was $20203, he said, an amount even smaller than Mr. Sanders's.
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Second, the administration's delegation at UNGA is going to be much smaller than usual.
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Each square, often smaller than the tip of a pin, is an individual animal.
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The scaling of items to sizes much larger (or smaller) than is officially allowed.
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Just because the Switch Lite is smaller than the Switch, doesn't mean it's tiny.
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He stored the files he stole on micro SD cards, smaller than postage stamps.
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It is only one inch smaller than the original Switch and a touch lighter.
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But the Congressional Budget Office thinks that the savings would be smaller than expected.
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Extremadura is larger than Maryland and somewhat smaller than Vermont and New Hampshire combined.
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I think it's because one of my eyes is smaller than the other one.
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The tiny box is so compact that it's actually smaller than the included remote.
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They had originally thought he was smaller than the rest because of a parasite.
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The bond investor said his allocation was smaller than South Africa's weight in indexes.
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Estonians occupy a country smaller than West Virginia, so they have to speak English.
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It was far smaller than their rental studio, but ideal in every other way.
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Revenue missed expectations, but its net subscriber losses were smaller than analysts had anticipated.
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It's true that the number of black scholars is smaller than one would like.
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Clinton's flaws aren't just smaller than Trump's, they are not on the same scale.
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The Dyson 360 Eye's bin is noticeably smaller than that of the Roomba 980.
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This offset data indicating the build in U.S. crude inventories was smaller than expected.
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It lost $63 million last year, though that was smaller than earlier annual losses.
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As a result, "often a monthly mortgage payment is smaller than rent," she said.
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The carriers were smaller than Monarch Airlines and Air Berlin, which failed in 2017.
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It is significantly cheaper and smaller than the Sonos Playbar ($529, $170 off today).
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As a result, last year some filers wound up with smaller-than-expected refunds.
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But the places they saw turned out to be much smaller than they expected.
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But it's much smaller than a surface reading of the poll results would imply.
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The expectation is that it will be a little smaller than my tissue expander.
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The story is smaller than you remember, and some details you had completely wrong.
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That's a little bit smaller than Milwaukee and a little bit bigger than Fresno.
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Plus, LG has also been working on folding screens, though they are smaller than Samsung's.
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That's because the European start-up scene is significantly smaller than that of Silicon Valley.
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But the spectral sensor on the Pixel 3 looks a little bit smaller than this.
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Remote controls are usually smaller than the devices they control, not the other way around.
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However, it is far smaller than American, Delta and United when international traffic is included.
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READMEIt's smaller than the Xbox One S and the Playstation 4, which is very nice.
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Yep, the capital G in the Google domain they were using appeared smaller than usual.
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Comps (Part I): Hortonworks (Nasdaq: HDP) is smaller than Cloudera ($184m in 2016 revs vs.
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It's slightly smaller than the Echo, so it can easily fit on countertops or nightstands.
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It's around 30 percent smaller than the original PS4, which is a considerable space savings.
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First, spending inequality—what we should really care about—is far smaller than wealth inequality.
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INGRAHAM: In 1990 China&aposs economy I believe was smaller than the size of Italy.
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The font size is only marginally smaller than how it actually looks on Sprint's website.
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Pandora (P) saw a much smaller-than-expected quarterly low and revenue that exceed estimates.
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Tiny robots invisible to the eye, or an iPod many orders smaller than its predecessors.
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That was, however, smaller than the 39 percent year-on-year growth recorded in 163.
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Pretty amazing for a kid who started off smaller than any other surviving zoo hippo.
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DJI appears to be about to launch a drone even smaller than the Mavic Pro.
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Either Westeros is smaller than we think or those Uber horses ride at warp speed.
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"That's smaller than your average banner ad on a website, by the way," added Gregg.
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But that drop-off may be smaller than expected, depending on disruptions and other factors.
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Far smaller than rival broadcaster RTL, it has struggled to build up a viewer base.
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However, the average late-stage round is nearly 14 percent smaller than last year's average.
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Here's what I know now: Samsung's display is much smaller than most movie theater projections.
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Gab is far smaller than these sites, however, and its bad posts are particularly concentrated.
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You may even find that the actual seat is smaller than on a traditional carrier.
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My bottom lip is happily full, but my top lip is smaller than I'd like.
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The final synthetic genome, as currently planned, will be 8% smaller than a natural one.
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Egypt's trade deficit in January was 44% smaller than it had been a year earlier.
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Meanwhile, the majority of all the animals in the world are smaller than our thumbs.
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Sources also said Elliott's stake is larger than 4 percent, but smaller than 5 percent.
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First of all, Amazon's catalog of 703K HDR movies is far smaller than its competitors.
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The turnout was much smaller than the historic numbers that filled the city last year.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES EXTEND GAINS AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN STOCKPILES
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Although Chipotle posted its first quarterly loss in history, it was smaller than analysts expected.
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The answer may lie in a small Baltic nation with a population smaller than Hawaii.
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Google's Daydream ecosystem is much smaller than Oculus' app catalog, which is already pretty small.
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When the magnets are smaller than a fingernail, it is hard to pull them apart.
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"I noticed they were always beautiful women but skinnier and smaller than me," Jax said.
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And the gap may turn out to be smaller than some have feared, Nasseri added.
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Longboards are smaller than bikes, less crowded and unfettered by delays, compared with the subway.
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Our wages will be smaller than in Britain, but the cost of living is lower.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE GAINS AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN INVENTORIES
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Earlier on Wednesday mBank reported smaller than expected drop in its fourth-quarter net profit.
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Even though they're smaller than their parent planets, moons do still have a gravitational pull.
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Kathmandu is far smaller than Delhi, and the ingredients in its noxious halo are different.
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The average woman in Spain is about a size 6, 10 sizes smaller than me.
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But imagine all that energy squeezed into an area smaller than an atom — that's extreme.
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He was diminutive, far smaller than when I'd seen him in Guardians of the Galaxy.
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The arrays also fold up smaller than traditional arrays, reducing the stowage volume during launch.
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With a population of 336,265, it is substantially smaller than Wichita, Kansas and Mesa, Arizona.
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But today's technical challenges are smaller than those faced by banks merging two decades ago.
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The first noticeable thing is that the new Kindle is smaller than the Kindle Voyage.
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Despite the funding gap, China's ambitions are no smaller than those of its US competitor.
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Excluding items, Pandora lost 21 cents per share, smaller than analysts' estimate of 24 cents.
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The overlap among institutional shareholders in all these carriers is much smaller than in America.
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"The pumpkins have done really well but they are slightly smaller than normal," he said.
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Remember condoms can hold air or water — molecules that are much, much smaller than viruses.
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But at that time, domestic corn supplies were 15.9 percent smaller than they are now.
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"I've always been a lot smaller than my competitors throughout my career," he said recently.
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L Brands jumped 52 percent after reporting a smaller-than-expected drop in March sales.
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And with interest rates so low right now, payments may be smaller than you like.
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That's narrowly smaller than the 0.83 percent range seen at the end of July 2016.
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"Much smaller than AWS, but like Azure, growing faster," Baird analysts wrote in a note.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE LOSSES AFTER EIA DATA SHOWS SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN INVENTORIES
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"My guess is that this year's pool will be smaller than last year," he said.
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The notch on the P43 Pro is a lot smaller than the iPhone X's notch.
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The estimate is 5.2 percent smaller than a previous projection from Fundecitrus published in May.
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It is both stranger and smaller than its intensity might have led us to expect.
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And the crop yield is far smaller than before, forcing farmers to use more fertilizer.
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But in the face of actual death, that feels so much smaller than the truth.
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Happily, though, the risk of this is smaller than it was a few years ago.
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Spores are much smaller than seeds, and they can easily grow in a damp area.
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U.S. Steel also jumped 14.77% after the company posted a smaller-than-forecast quarterly loss.
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Baby C, Liam, was an ounce smaller than Baby B but looked bigger to me.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES EXTEND GAINS AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN INVENTORIES
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That one measures 61m tall, including a 19m tall pedestal and is smaller than Jinzhou's.
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But any debris smaller than 10 centimeters has so far proved too tiny to track.
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Same store sales fell by 2.8 percent, but that was a smaller than expected decline.
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But Rockefeller's endowment, at $1.7 billion, is far smaller than those of Harvard and Columbia.
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The interior of the store was smaller than GNC and seemed a lot more disorganized.
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The machine is much smaller than regular dialysis machines, making it less cumbersome for patients.
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They are smaller than most typical subject notebooks, but still can be used for class.
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Famous attractions and monuments can sometimes appear smaller than one might think given their acclaim.
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The service will launch with nine original series, making its library magnitudes smaller than Netflix.
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While the villas are smaller than the main house, they still include a full kitchen ...
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For one, Prevention is physically smaller than most magazines, meaning the ads are smaller, too.
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That means the bezels on the side of the screen are 25500% smaller than before.
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This was smaller than the Reuters consensus forecast of a surplus of 21.7 billion euros.
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They are smaller than the dog-day cicadas, which are usually heard in late summer.
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With the Switch Lite being smaller than the Switch, the Labo VR kit won't fit.
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The marketplaces will continue to be a smaller-than-expected source of coverage for Americans.
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My sister-in-law noted that my entire apartment was likely smaller than her bedroom.
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Babies with this potentially life-threatening condition are born with noticeably smaller-than-normal heads.
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While PeopleDoc is significantly smaller than Ultimate Software, it's a notable acquisition for the startup.
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Size wise, they reckon they can get it smaller than 5cm x 5cm x 5cm.
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While it is smaller than WhatsApp it has more users than Paytm's 120 million monthlies.
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An eagle, smaller than most large hawks and owls, cannot lift a 30-pound toddler.
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The database company's loss was four cents smaller than expected, while its revenue beat forecasts.
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The database company's loss was 4 cents smaller than expected, while its revenue beat forecasts.
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The bun was lighter and smaller than I remembered, and it all just looked smaller.
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The $28 palette is much smaller than the Conspiracy product, but looks just as stunning.
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Almost everything in her home is smaller than it would be in a typical house.
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Partly because their group was only slightly smaller than ours, but there was something else.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES HOLD STEADY AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN INVENTORIES
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But it's smaller than many of them, and its revenue grew faster than its losses.
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They are somewhat smaller than what you would expect, certainly from someone of his stature.
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The price tag is, if anything, smaller than that of his rivals for the nomination.
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He warned her that the next batch of new students was drastically smaller than anticipated.
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And even when the evidence is good, the benefits are smaller than many people realize.
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Its selection is way smaller than what a Barnes & Noble or Borders would typically offer.
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Yet it remains smaller than its best-known rival, OpenTable, which services 50,000 restaurants worldwide.
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He is now chief executive of Vector, which is building rockets much smaller than SpaceX'.
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The new beacons, though somewhat smaller than the eeros they replace have 30% better coverage.
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"I live in something smaller than a jail cell all the time," Mr. Woolsey said.
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And while the Aurora might appear somewhat bulky, the Aurora is smaller than it looks.
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In early January, several papers reported that the SoftBank cash injection was smaller than expected.
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Cons: The rooms total 430 square-feet and are smaller than other plunge pool offerings.
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Meanwhile, the number of genuine "liberals" and "conservatives" is far smaller than meets the eye.
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The apartment, which is smaller than Penthouse North, was on the market for $31.5 million.
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When I started studying Mandarin, twenty-five years ago, China's economy was smaller than Italy's.
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But the population of those three places combined is smaller than Brooklyn or Queens alone.
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However, in absolute terms based on annual EBITDAR, Eurotorg is substantially smaller than Russian peers.
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That combined area was 80.3 square km smaller than the total reported a day earlier.
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L Brands jumped 10 percent after reporting a smaller-than-expected drop in March sales.
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The American economy could also become smaller than India&aposs by 2030, the bank said.
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And General Electric's (GE) market cap is smaller than any time since the Great Recession.
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The rollback in duties is "smaller than expected," according to Goldman's chief economist Jan Hatzius.
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A mountainous country slightly smaller than New Jersey, Swaziland is economically reliant on South Africa.
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PM smaller than 2.5 μm (PM2.5) are what many air quality agencies measure and report.
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They're also smaller than DSLR cameras, but they usually have a much shorter battery life.
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They believe their world is much smaller than it actually is, and thus cannot empathize.
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Denmark's population of 5.8 million is smaller than that of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The result implies that any such planet has to be smaller than five Earth masses.
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The lock is 40% smaller than the previous version, which was 3.4 x 2.2 inches.
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It&aposs usually a three- to four-ounce cut of pork, smaller than an iPhone.
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In video and music, Amazon is an order of magnitude smaller than Netflix and Spotify.
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His current deficit, however, is much smaller than it was at this point in 2016.
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They were much smaller than those in the Amazon, which spread quickly into sensitive areas.
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This was smaller than the Reuters consensus forecast for a surplus of 21.7 billion euros.
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Their time to turn this situation around is exactly 50 percent smaller than President Trump's.
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The building's footprint will be 46 percent smaller than those of the separate offices combined.
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A map can only be useful if it is infinitely smaller than the area depicted.
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The larger earthquakes produced in these cases were smaller than those produced in sedimentary rock.
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But the market for condoms is much smaller than the market for diapers and soaps.
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As a result, the corporate tax rate cut could be smaller than many conservatives hoped.
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There is some potential for distress, but it is much, much smaller than was anticipated.
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The results tend to be smaller than with phalloplasty, which leaves some patients feeling dissatisfied.
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In addition, 2018 tax refunds have on average been smaller than in the previous years.
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Smaller than the kids he grew up with, whose bodies weren't slowed down by polio.
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Paris is a tiny city — it's smaller than San Francisco when it comes to geographical footprint.
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The $30 device sports a USB-C port and is smaller than most standard smartphone chargers.
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Now, these satellites are smaller than pretty much anything ever put into orbit — an enviable innovation!
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Instead of a battery, inside the Gameball is a super-capacitor slightly smaller than a AAA.
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The turnout represented in the photos for Trump's inauguration was smaller than that of his predecessor.
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That's why we've always discouraged readers from buying 4K TVs that are smaller than 55-inches.
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And our network is much smaller than it was during the peak of Soviet Jewish immigration.
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Anything smaller than the binding energy, and the rocks will rearrange themselves back to a sphere.
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Even with the job gains, however, the industry is 8 percent smaller than before the crisis.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY MHP is smaller than international meat processors BRF S.A. (BBB/Negative), Tyson Foods Inc.
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TrueCar (TRUE), late Thursday, reported a smaller than expected quarterly loss and better than expected revenue.
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Though it's a 5.5-inch "phablet," it actually feels smaller than phones in the same class.
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The shadow cast by the moon is much smaller than that produced by our own planet.
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First, the Spark is smaller than the Mavic Pro when the Mavic's prop arms are extended.
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As a result, the far-left's online footprint is significantly smaller than the far-right's. Antifa
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It's a tiny critter—smaller than a house cat—and curious, but also a bit skittish.
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The British number is significantly smaller than the figures US officials have released in recent days.
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Larger plates cause us to think a serving of food is smaller than it actually appears.
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As the images show, Krakatau is now significantly smaller than it was prior to the landslide.
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The emissions drop last year was smaller than the 2.7 percent decline between 2014 and 2015.
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A series of storms are heading into the region, but they are smaller than previous ones.
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It's also smaller than the proposed DC to Maryland tunnels, which would run about 35 miles.
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In addition, the Commission proposes limiting priority dispatch to installations smaller than 250 kilowatts from 2026.
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China had a trade surplus of $13.84 billion in April, smaller than forecasts of $35 billion.
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On the outside, the vehicle is smaller than a Tesla, with a shorter hood and trunk.
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Merit scholarships are usually smaller than need-based aid packages given to students from poor families.
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The demonstration was peaceful but smaller than those that have shaken Algiers over the past weeks.
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It's fun to fly, shoots good enough 24K video, and packs up smaller than many smartphones.
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It's 40 percent smaller than Sony's current-gen VPL-GTZ1, but a far cry from portable.
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Uber's fourth quarter losses were smaller than Wall Street expected, as the company continues to grow.
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Yet the dangers in Canada are smaller than those in the United States a decade ago.
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Black markets were often smaller than thought, with only 10-15% of all cigarettes sold illegally.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN U.S. CRUDE STOCKPILES
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She said leopards are smaller than gorillas, and emergency crews were able to sedate the leopard.
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People could spot bacteria, but not viruses, which are smaller than the wavelength of visible light.
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It's 66 percent smaller than the older version, and just looks like a regular USB stick.
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Wind and solar are growing rapidly, but the scale is still far smaller than nuclear power.
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And the amount of remains is substantially smaller than they'd expect from at least 10 individuals.
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With the camera, you get a compact computer smaller than a shoebox called a stitching box.
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The screen is smaller than the S10 Plus', but it's the same resolution and overall quality.
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So, unless you're a professional, nothing smaller than an elbow should go in your damn ears.
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Pandora shares gained about 11 percent after the company posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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For Weaver, any coin much smaller than that is at risk of a 51 percent attack.
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But the games back then were significantly smaller than the ones he writes guides for now.
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Overnight won't disclose the cut it takes of room prices but says it's smaller than Airbnb.
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With 46.6 million subscribers, KDDI is bigger than SoftBank in Japan and smaller than NTT Docomo.
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Excluding items, the company lost 14 cents per share, smaller than estimates of 18 cents loss.
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In the three Republican triumphs, this shift was significantly smaller than in the four Democratic ones.
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That's a key drop, especially when paired with a smaller-than-expected growth in Latino votes.
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He just uses an earpiece that's much smaller than most of his counterparts around the world.
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When she includes an abstract form, it is always smaller than the figure and begs interpretation.
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It's 66 percent smaller than the older version, and looks like a small USB data stick.
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Sure, Thinx's blanket is smaller than I expected, but it's still much bigger than a towel.
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Milan's main index rose 0.7% with data showing that 2019 budget deficit was smaller than forecast.
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Price increases helped Unilever report a smaller-than-expected slowdown in third-quarter sales on Thursday.
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By the numbers: The 23.023 prison population is slightly (4%) smaller than it was in 2015.
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Despite being smaller than ever, the XPS 13 is no slouch when it comes to performance.
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You should also keep in mind that reported budgets are often far smaller than actual budgets.
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Lambs are reasonable approximations of humans, but human fetuses are about one third smaller than lambs.
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Unfortunately, the region's recycling industry is much smaller than China's; its processing plants were quickly overwhelmed.
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The skull was smaller than one might expect to see in a male, Dr. Stefan said.
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That margin is smaller than a recent Fox News survey, in which Mr. Sanders led Mrs.
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The ELN, with 2,000 armed members, is much smaller than the FARC was, but more ideological.
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China had just joined the World Trade Organisation and its economy was still smaller than Britain's.
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It's a relatively small city — when it comes to footprint, Paris is smaller than San Francisco.
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Those are typically built as boxes that pump out items smaller than their own build area.
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The new fund is substantially smaller than Goldman's last fund in 2007, which raised $20 billion.
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For purchases of homes smaller than 36 square meters, the rate will be only 1 percent.
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My 20183-year-old has the real-- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: And it&aposs usually smaller than that.
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A single nanometer is about 10 times smaller than the width of a human's DNA molecule.
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Tracer deals a lesser amount of damage, but is smaller than Reaper and moves more swiftly.
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Dell accomplished the feat by using a much smaller than average webcam (it's still 1080p resolution).
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Luzli claims its MK01 rolls smaller than all other on-ear headphones currently on the market.
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The moon, much smaller than Earth&aposs shadow, never shows the whole thing on its surface.
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Mediolanum's contribution will likely be smaller than the 50 million euros injected into Atlante, he said.
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Russia's GDP in current prices is $85033 trillion – smaller than that of Canada, France, or Italy.
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But the gap between the parties is actually smaller than it looked even a month ago.
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The GDP contraction was smaller than the 1.1 percent decline analysts polled by Reuters had forecast.
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They're significantly smaller than Eero's pods; one would easily fit in the palm of your hand.
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They're basically hexagonal prisms, with one side smaller than the other so they're easy to grip.
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" — St. Francois County Sheriff Daniel Bullock Bullock described each room as "smaller than a jail cell.
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A smaller-than-expected decrease in endotoxin adversely affected the rate of mortality reduction, he said.
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But since Pluto's atmosphere is so compact, this interaction region is also much smaller than expected.
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Metric for a cup of tea that a photocopier drinks could be much smaller than 300mL?
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Andre Toet, chief executive of Sohar's port and freezone, acknowledged they were smaller than nearby terminals.
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I wanted them a little bit smaller than they are now, but they look great naked.
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That's smaller than the Note8's offering (3,300), but larger than the iPhone X's (2,716 mAh).
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Comparable-store sales fell 2.6 percent, smaller than the 3.8 percent drop that analysts were anticipating.
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Since then, premium increases have been similar to, or smaller, than they were before Obamacare passed.
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Today's new warehouse is much bigger than that, but still much smaller than an Amazon warehouse.
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The researchers found that the habitats of many birds are smaller than had been previously estimated.
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The company relies on tiny sound modules that are six times smaller than traditional car speakers.
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The updated Xbox One console is expected to be 40 percent smaller than the current model.
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Sotheby's contemporary evening sale, at 44 lots, is far smaller than last spring's 63-lot auction.
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The Marine Corps is comparatively lean and much smaller than the Army, Navy or Air Force.
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The image publishing service's loss per share was smaller than expected and its revenues exceeded expectations.
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That hasn't happened, and, in some states, enrollment in Obamacare plans is substantially smaller than forecast.
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The new device supports 4K video and is about 40 percent smaller than the original model.
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When you carry it around, closed, it feels much smaller than it has any right to.
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N). Wells Fargo's credit card business is smaller than those of rivals JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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Microsoft says the Xbox One S is 210 percent smaller than the original, and it shows.
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This piece, too, as seen in the show, is smaller than the artist originally envisioned it.
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The animals, smaller than a house cat, live on islands off the coast of Southern California.
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Yet it's slightly smaller than its sister species that can be found in the Amazon Rainforest.
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But Iran, with an economy smaller than Turkey's, is not big enough to support German growth.
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When in doubt, opt for a skirt that's slightly smaller than the tree's width, not larger.
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Plus, the Pixel 2's screen is also noticeably smaller than that of the Pixel 4.
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Snider described the ranger as much smaller than he was, but "determined" to help, he said.
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It is far smaller than the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which disarmed after the peace deal.
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He's in the movie more than Tyler, but his pivotal role is much smaller than expected.
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J.C. Penney posted a smaller-than-expected loss while Applied Materials' earnings exceeded Wall Street estimates.
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He is smaller than Sewell, athletic and tanned, with silvery hair and a sprinkling of stubble.
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It's much smaller than the rest of Ring's lineup, and also its cheapest device to date.
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Itineraries The worst hotel experiences can be caused by an insect smaller than a fingernail clipping.
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This is smaller than the maximum credit drawn up by Maag, and is more politically prudent.
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Losses from loans were 201 million crowns, smaller than a 467 million loss forecast by analysts.
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The new size is only slightly smaller than a Tall, which weighs in at 12 ounces.
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Tumblr is considerably smaller than rivals Facebook or Twitter, as both a community and a business.
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Installers, for example, don't have to get utility permits for photovoltaic arrays smaller than 25 kilowatts.
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Some number ... Smaller than 20803, but China's responsible for 22080 percent of global emissions, I think.
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But it's important to remember that eighty percent of new funds are smaller than $250 million.
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What are the stakes: The magnitude of this alleged crime is smaller than the Volkswagen scandal.
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Appliances like stoves and bathroom sinks are considerably smaller than what many homeowners are used to.
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A smaller-than-expected build in weekly U.S. inventories, however, propelled oil prices higher on Wednesday.
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In 1994, China's economy was smaller than Italy's and it has grown 24 times since then.
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M.L.S. teams have payrolls smaller than a single top player in Europe earns in a season.
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It is smaller than the two other bells flanking it and is covered in pigeon droppings.
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On a per-job basis, the packages offered to Amazon are smaller than some previous megadeals.
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The merged entity called T-Mobile would still be smaller than AT&T or Verizon, btw.
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He had his own studio loft — even smaller than hers — in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, for $2800,100.
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Colliding invites us to slow down, to ponder matters larger and smaller than the day's demands.
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As I looked up at it, the ball seemed much smaller than it did on television.
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Smaller than that, the design features on a chip become no bigger than 10 individual atoms.
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Their paychecks and sponsor deals are often much smaller than men's; their leagues are less established.
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Peritoneal dialysis machines are around the size of a desktop printer, smaller than home hemodialysis machines.
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Both increases would be much smaller than the 25 percent jumps suggested by FEMA's initial maps.
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The village also has a mosque, but it is much smaller than the Mennonite prayer hall.
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That left less space to plant replacements and, ultimately, a smaller-than-usual batch of seedlings.
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But as it turns out, the Netflix Cinematic Universe is a lot smaller than we thought.
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His new home is far smaller than his Alabama residence, but the transition was not difficult.
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The hole-punch for the single selfie camera is smaller than even on the Galaxy S10.
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The bounceback, however, would still leave the overall 2020 economy 3.8 percent smaller than last year.
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Cons: Upgraded Skyline rooms have the best views, but are actually smaller than cheaper standard rooms.
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One of those birth defects is microcephaly, a condition where the head is smaller than normal.
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Sanders, of course, has a huge audience, but Sanders' reach is almost certainly smaller than Rogan's.
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The Cloud Forest conservatory is smaller than the Flower Dome, but it may be more impressive.
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But for now, the China deal is smaller than even the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement.
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The kits are smaller than shoeboxes, they acknowledged, and smaller agencies would likely have few kits.
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And the BB-8 one is smaller than the rest of the collection, at three quarts!
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Crude prices have also been under pressure from a smaller-than expected decline in U.S. stockpiles.
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It lost over $500 million at the EBITDA level last quarter on revenue smaller than Airbnb's.
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Helpfully, lesser yellowlegs are smaller than greaters, which is most obvious when they are seen together.
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Barbuda's population is much smaller than Antigua's, though its unspoiled land made it an attractive getaway.
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But even for contagious viruses, the safe distances required may be smaller than one might expect.
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It also looks much smaller than you&aposd expect once you see what it can carry.
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That's why air pollution researchers are concerned about PM smaller than 0.1 μm, or ultrafine particles.
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He spent three months, he said, with personal space smaller than the size of a manhole.
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CNET reports that Mini LED screens typically use LEDs that are smaller than 2mm in size.
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Thousands still march, but protests are smaller than those that toppled the veteran president last year.
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Just eight have happened since 1990, according to Refinitiv data excluding anything smaller than $1 billion.
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Maybe you're going on a quick weekend trip and need something smaller than your regular iron.
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"You're given a task, and it could be bigger or smaller than people expect," Welch says.
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But analysts believe those cuts will likely be more gradual and smaller than those in 2015.
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That smaller-than-usual margin has given Democrats some hope that the race could be competitive.
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But the protests were far smaller than the masses who turned the women's marches on Jan.
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Goldman Sachs shares dipped despite reporting a profit beat and smaller-than-expected trading revenue fall.
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At about 62 square miles, it&aposs also more than eight times smaller than Los Angeles.
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The new fund is substantially smaller than Goldman's last fund in 2007 which raised $20 billion.
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My tryouts suggested that the differences between TurboTax and Block were smaller than in the past.
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As a result, it'll appear 14% smaller than a typical full moon, the Farmer's Almanac said.
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The House Appropriations Committee said Friday it will advance a funding package smaller than the Senate.
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This was somehow smaller than the 9% who said Trump's immigration stances have been about right.
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Trilobites An asteroid is a smaller-than-a-planet rock orbiting in the inner solar system.
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One, the class size (around 420) is much smaller than some of the other peer schools.
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Though smaller than the classic big-box Toys R Us stores of the past, this store
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Sales at Snapdeal, another well-funded competitor, are much smaller than either, according to the report.
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But its role in churning out faulty mortgages and securities backed by home loans to borrowers who could not afford them was smaller than that of other Wall Street firms, so its settlement is smaller than the sums paid by Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase.
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Suddenly, they can have their own sprawling McMansions in spaces smaller than the average dining room table.
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The nymphs are smaller than the adults and easier to miss on the skin, Mr. Neitzel said.
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The condition causes the baby's head to be smaller than expected because the brain hasn't developed properly.
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And among voters, the gender gap in views on abortion is actually smaller than on other issues.
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The stockpile, though smaller than Pakistan's and half the size of China's, has roughly doubled since 2010.
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However, Box late Monday did report an adjusted quarterly per-share loss that was smaller than expected.
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The Home Hub is a cute little device and much smaller than it appears in online photos.
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Screenshot: AppleThe new Air is much smaller than the current one while maintaining a 13.3-inch display.
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PM2.5 has a diameter of fewer than 2.5 micrometers, about 30 times smaller than a human hair.
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However, in both cases the margins were much smaller than between Le Pen and Macron or Fillon.
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For example, bat bites can be smaller than the top of a pencil eraser, the CDC said.
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And the crowd in attendance at the National Mall was somewhat sparse, visibly smaller than past inaugurations.
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According to EIA, oil supplies grew for a seventh week, adding a smaller than expected 564,7.33 barrels.
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All this drama does speak to what is west of Westeros besides three islands smaller than Dragonstone.
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Shares of National Oilwell Varco climbed Tuesday after the company reported a smaller-than-expected earnings loss.
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While significant, that growth was smaller than the 39 percent year-on-year rise recorded in 873.
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The latest version of Rokid Glass is 40 percent smaller than the version shown off last year.
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When I got here, it was actually a lot smaller than what I had run at Google.
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The smaller-than-expected wheat stocks may reflect a surprisingly brisk pace of durum exports, Ball said.
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The new stores will be smaller than Toys "R" Us' old stores and "experiential," the person added.
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But all data available suggests that the number will be notably smaller than insurer participation in 153.
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Increasingly, executives hint in private that the market is far smaller than their former marketing material suggested.
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As a whole, the Vietnamese economy is much smaller than China's, which is world's the second largest.
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The downstream performance contrasts with rivals Exxon Mobil and Chevron, whose trading operations are smaller than BP's.
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The department felt distinctively smaller than the produce sections of other Whole Foods stores I have visited.
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JUMP's footprint is currently much smaller than Motivate's, but Uber is certainly working to grow JUMP's presence.
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Because all of the edges are so curved, the whole thing feels smaller than it actually is.
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AMD reported a smaller-than-expected loss of 12 cents a share on $832 million in revenue.
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Illinois, meanwhile, seems to spread things out a bit more evenly since it's considerably smaller than Texas.
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These and other figurines nod at their respective communities of followers, admittedly smaller than the Virgin Mary's.
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The GLC's cargo hold is bigger than the GLK's, but is a bit smaller than some competitors.
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As a result, its Lite apps are smaller than 10MB to download, and require less system resources.
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In actuality, a 5.4-inch device isn't much smaller than the G6's current 5.7-inch display.
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There, iQiyi, owned by Chinese tech giant Baidu, is dominant, but is still much smaller than Netflix.
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The touchpad is also a bit smaller than it ought to be, but it's responsive and accurate.
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HEATING OIL FUTURES LITTLE CHANGED AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN U.S. DISTILLATE INVENTORIES
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China had an overall trade surplus of $13.84 billion in April, smaller than forecasts of $35 billion.
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Pivotal Software (PVTL) reported an adjusted loss of 3 cents per share, 2 cents smaller than expected.
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They're smaller than a hamster, and their whole body can top out at slightly over 6 inches.
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It will be slightly smaller than the first one, and it's opening this winter, the company says.
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Among other things, the Gear Sport is smaller than the S3, with a 42.9mm face, versus 46mm.
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Deckers Outdoor (DECK) lost $1.80 per share, smaller than the $2.07 per share loss expected by analysts.
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The G5 is also rumored to be 5.3-inches, smaller than the 5.5-inch phone last year.
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Her campaign chalks the issues up to a smaller than average number of college educated white voters.
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It is smaller than 1MB and uses considerably less data than its the full fledged Facebook app.
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All of the girls smaller than me would be huffin&puffin and complaining about hurting during rehearsals.
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A team at the University of Western Ontario, in Canada, clocks meteors smaller than grains of sand.
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The protests are smaller than five years ago, but their geographical and social mix is much broader.
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He pays just $400 a month, but is literally living in something smaller than a jail cell.
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However, his margin of victory was much smaller than predicted: under 4% on a turnout of 61%.
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Or to put it another way, it's smaller than regular wi-fi chips but just as fast.
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It's pretty much all head flaccid, usually smaller than an inch, with a wrinkle of flesh above.
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Micron Technology (MU) reported an adjusted loss of 8 cents per share, a penny smaller than expected.
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That can result in install files that can sometimes be more than 50 percent smaller than before.
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Two-thirds of the world's countries have gross domestic products smaller than annual sales of the iPhone.
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The true bilateral trade gap is smaller than reported, since Chinese exports contain many inputs from elsewhere.
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Smaller than a grain of rice, the chip pictured here is composed of thin, biodegradable silicon sheets.
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Yet the margin of the prime minister's defeat was significantly smaller than in the two previous votes.
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The list of Google Home launch partners is much smaller than the gigantic offering of Echo friends.
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Thus far, refund checks are about 8.7 percent smaller than they were last year, as of Feb.
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And for the clover, the overall mass of roots was smaller than it was in control plants.
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The Devialet Phantom Reactor is smaller than a soccer ball and louder than most home theater systems.
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The company posted losses per share of 27 cents, smaller than the expected loss of 7 cents.
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Brings back the Safari option to "never use font sizes smaller than" for displaying fonts on webpages.
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Goldman Sachs dipped 230 percent despite reporting a profit beat and smaller-than-expected trading revenue fall.
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The battery, rated at nine hours, is smaller than the one you'll find on the iPad Pro.
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Are they smaller than the Sonos One and therefore more versatile when building a home audio system?
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But, barring-last minute changes, the Peach Aviation order will be significantly smaller than some had expected.
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He's smaller than the other performers and seems constantly likely to break into dust from sheer fright.
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The $129 camera, called PogoCam, is a tiny self-powered unit smaller than a tube of lipstick.
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Beyond cost, one issue with filing is when the round is smaller than the ultimate intended size.
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What they found: In the end, they confirmed five planets, larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune.
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It said the expected decline was smaller than earlier assumed, but did not give the previous forecast.
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A press release from the zoo states that pygmy hippos are smaller than their Nile hippo relatives.
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Goldman Sachs dipped 20.39 percent despite reporting a profit beat and smaller-than-expected trading revenue fall.
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The group expects to record a loss for the year 2016, although significantly smaller than initially expected.
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The company reported on Monday, and delivered a smaller than expected loss on higher than expected revenue.
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Like anything that achieves that level of cultural saturation, Animal House is bigger and smaller than itself.
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This is significantly smaller than any other drone devices out there on the market in this class.
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Shares of Pure Storage roared 9 percent after the company reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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All told, the S27 Edge has a footprint that's about 230 percent smaller than Apple's 27S Plus.
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Older companies, some with market valuations much smaller than the upstart rivals, had pressed for the shift.
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"These frogs are much smaller than anything in the U.S. or Europe," Scherz told Mashable via email.
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Oil prices fell after an industry report showed a smaller-than-expected decline in U.S. crude inventories.
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The FDA banned the distribution and sale of turtles with shells smaller than 4 inches in 1975.
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However, real GDP remains 7503% smaller than it was in 2007 and medium-term growth challenges persist.
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Separated from all the hyperbole and rhetoric, Parker's film looks much smaller than the controversies it's spawned.
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The Mavic's remote is also much smaller than the competition, about the size of an iPhone 6.
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The increase for non-STS investment-grade tranches is still substantial, but will be smaller-than-expected.
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Newly approved Medicaid premiums are a lot smaller than what you'd have to pay for private insurance.
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Lyft, now worth $11 billion, is still much smaller than the nearly $70 billion market leader Uber.
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American exports, while sharply smaller than those China sends in the other direction, are a potential focus.
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The unit is much smaller than the original Canary, which will help a lot with its portability.
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At times, the stories felt both much bigger and much smaller than I had expected them to.
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U.S. HEATING OIL FUTURES TURN NEGATIVE AFTER EIA DATA SHOWS SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN DISTILLATE INVENTORIES
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In Britain, Admiral saw a smaller than normal rise in the number of customers, said CFO Jones.
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The Democratic field in the 220006 election is shaping up to be much smaller than originally anticipated.
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U.S. Steel shares rose 14.8% after the company posted Thursday afternoon a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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Slovenia and Slovakia are both tiny, Slavic nations, with a combined population smaller than New York City's.
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The mine proposal will be much smaller than the EPA expected, he said, and not ecologically damaging.
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It is smaller than the larger Transit van yet still can comfortably seat up to seven people.
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The write-down was much smaller than what Betsy Graseck, a Morgan Stanley analyst, predicted last week.
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Though the restaurant is smaller than the old place, Ms. Lepeltier has more room for wine storage.
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Toronto-listed shares of the company were down 13% as investors dismissed its smaller-than-expected loss.
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Serbian crop fields are much smaller than those in the United States or South America, for example.
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While these snacks are often smaller than traditional chocolate bars, they typically earn companies a bigger margin.
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He needs to spring an upset in Oklahoma, where Clinton's lead is smaller than it is elsewhere.
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Far smaller than oceangoing marine turtles, terrapins lack flippers, and consequently remain very turtle-like in appearance.
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The Note 10, by contrast, is actually smaller than the Note 9, with a 6.3-inch screen.
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The smart TV streaming product company reported revenues that beat estimates and a smaller-than-expected loss.
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That would be a little smaller than Hulu today, across its on-demand and streaming-TV offerings.
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Puma may be smaller than other leading athletic brands, but the German company is making tremendous gains.
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"The crosses there are much smaller than the 40–foot tall monolith at issue here," Thacker noted.
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The decline briefly meant that the British economy was smaller than France's, when measured in dollar terms.
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That means rocky super-Earth isn't much smaller than its neighbors, unlike in our own solar system.
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The streaming service company reported a loss that was smaller than expected and surpassed estimates on revenue.
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It would be the largest genome synthesized to date, though still much smaller than the human genome.
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However, that difference was quite a bit smaller than some of the other attributes in the study.
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Youngstown, a city of about 153,215 people, is about 22002 percent smaller than it was in 22014.
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Ultima is 100 times smaller than Pluto, and Pluto is about the size of the United States.
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In the United States, the terrorism threat is even smaller than it is in the West generally.
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It is smaller than the regular Home and the Max, so don't expect stellar sound from it.
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"It was the size of a large Kelpie (bigger than a fox, smaller than a German Shepherd)."
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The next four largest wealth-tech investments, by CB Insights' count, were fall smaller than Robinhood's round.
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