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amount of sympathy and fellow-feeling can be compressed in the most miniscule dialogue. ‘They
and for many, even that miniscule water supply is under threat as climate change is making dry areas even drier.
the amounts in question are so miniscule that they can't account for the abundance of water on the planet.
Engineers at Northwestern University developed the device to be so miniscule that it fits inside the tip of a syringe, and it can be injected right into a patient's chest, so no invasive surgery is needed.
Given the miniscule size of the sun viewed from Pluto and Pluto's lack of atmosphere, these are not at all interesting eclipses – the only reason they're not F-tier is that they're technically an eclipse you can see, so D-tier.
One study got up close and personal with these miniscule mysteries. Tastebuds look kind of
THE MINISCULE PRINCIPALITY HAS ALWAYS BEEN TINY,
These miniscule strings
These miniscule extra-dimensional shapes really
The glory of being able to call yourself a doctor is miniscule compared to the eight to 10 hours a day you're spending actually being a doctor Monday through Friday, month after month, year after year.
Noncitizens represent such a miniscule number of voter fraud cases, just 85 cases of this from 2003 to 2023, according to data from the conservative Heritage Foundation.