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It is a bad memory that turned into a good one as it reminded us of how precious little Rowan is to us.

And thus far, at least, there is still precious little evidence that the securitisation market is ready to flourish again.

Deep your lips on the bad guys. Precious little good, I love you. To see this picture of the word?

He fell on his knees and put his arms around his precious little girl. He begged her to forgive him for his unnecessary anger.

Mr Bush also has precious little political capital left, even with his own side, and certainly not enough to relaunch his presidency.

The show being over, the flutter in the air became quite a little storm, and the precious little bells went ringing down-stairs.

But I know from the lever rule that if I do that, I'm going to have precious little material over here.

Like everyone else on Wall Street, I'm desperately trying to do something when there is precious little to do.

The volunteer work gave me a precious little chance to say thanks to people like the little boy's father.

And unlike computer pioneers in the Allied countries, Zuse received precious little support from his government.

This comes naturally to people and, barring certain optical illusions, takes no time at all as well as precious little conscious effort.

The car was not much to look at, the young man selling it was not very convincing, and the car cost money, of which I had precious little.

The Obama White House also invested precious little capital pushing trade initiatives in Asia.

Anecdotal evidence, plus the cash absorbed by the HKMA, suggests there is still precious little secured or unsecured lending.

You'll get precious little sympathy from her.

At the moment there is precious little information about how drugs are actually used and how different drugs interact with each other.

For all the sabre-rattling North Korea has been doing these days, precious little is known about daily life in the isolated nation.

There is no open or considered mechanism to collect requirements from the community and precious little community consultation.

There had been no shortage of targets, they complained, but precious little action.

She had precious little rest : one could guess by her white face and heavy eyes .

It amounts to precious little water, less than half a percent of the world's water supply.

To hear Mr Obama's critics, you would think precious little.

As we grow, we add more tasks and suddenly we're working all hours of the day, spending precious little time with our family and friends.

"Perhaps it is fitting, at that, " he said. "There has been precious little room for Ngai in today's Kenya. "

The governing party, he argued, was therefore operating "with precious little margin for error" .

Little Princess, Little Princess, Precious Little Princess.

Yet for all the gloomy fascination that surrounds ageing, precious little research has been done into its causes.

But the president-elect has precious little breathing room.

The statistic tells you nothing about solvency and precious little about real liquidity.

Yet there has precious little debate about whether banks should keep loading up on sovereign debt.

I remember pulling away pieces of the plane, bricks and mortar, and all these precious little kids inside, buried alive.

America has precious little to show for this sacrifice apart from the disruption of al-Qaeda.

Inside, 10 practical ways to keep your precious little brain safe from those ubiquitous chirping cancer slabs. . .

"Then you're the precious little darling asleep in the cradle. Now, isn't that cute! " said Miss Su.

Some time from now, or some time long ago, a young man gave me water in this desert, although he had precious little to give.

CARLOTTA: Would you not rather have your precious little ingenue?

Beyond that, precious little is known of the younger Kim.

There's precious little left after your ticket and dinners and such are taken off.

Why put your brain on this precious little things, it is in our sin.

On the whole, his administration has done precious little on the issue.

The hapless Gordon Brown has got precious little thanks.

Would you not rather have your precious little ingenue?

My precious little cat is dying of liver cancer but her legacy lives on.

Maxwell had precious little evidence to back up his guess.

Hey, would you not worry about your precious little neck?

Grave Digger: Dont disturb me now, son! Ive got my work to do, and you have yours! And precious little time left to do either!

Ser Kevan had kept his part of the bargain. Tommen, her precious little boy, had named her champion to the Kingsguard.

There is precious little of it.

As a result, precious little evidence remains of seahorse evolution.

The precious little picture is framed now and hangs in my study.

There is precious little time to focus, so the message must be clear.

True, the latter have their own long wishlist of cuts, but there is precious little overlap.

Unfortunately, they had precious little idea how to restore that confidence.

There will be no happy ending here, and precious little healing.

"Those tiny feet, soft downy heads and precious little features change all too soon, yet are something to remember for ever, " Potter said.

to know precious little about sth.

But there is precious little evidence of much other infirmity.

Yet there is precious little sign that foreign demand is drying up.

Mrs. Brown: Oh, my dear, I h audio-videoe lost my precious little dog!

I dislike is precious little dai.

in fact, a hairy crab has precious little meat.

'cause you have so precious little to look forward to.

Precious little I've told her of the rlroad or how I was turned off.

Mrs. Brown: Oh, my dear, I have lost my precious little dog! Mrs. Smith: But you must put an advertisement in the papers!

Mrs. Brown: Oh, my dear, I have lost my precious little dog!

Time is the one thing that all faculty have precious little of, so maximizing their use of that time is critical.

It is with great sorrow that we have just learned of the passing away of your precious little daughter.

Because I do not want to hurt each other's souls, precious little dignity in that bar!

Even if America heeds its warning, there is precious little it can do about it.

"He had precious little right to complain" (James Agee)

Much of science fiction consists of precious little except the background,

and their orange pants and their precious little hats

All paleontologists know that the fossil record contains precious little in the way of intermediate forms;

Sleep, ya little termite I mean, precious little thing