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Democrats in Texas held a smaller caucus as well as a primary, which Mr Obama appeared to have won along with a primary in Vermont.

With a calm mind he divided the huge lump of gold into these four smaller lumps. Then it was easy to carry them home on four separate trips.

With a smaller stomach, you feel full after eating less food (as little as a few ounces ), so you don't eat as much and you lose weight.

Two others had been flung down at the same spot, with the smaller one pinned beneath a heavyset man sitting on top of him.

If you do not wish to have fish in your aquatic environment, consider a smaller pond that will act as a collection point for a waterfall.

Her mother being much smaller of frame, Patty felt somewhat like a grandfather clock that Joyce was endeavoring to lift and move.

The remainder, people said, would come as the bank records a tax gain from holding a smaller slice of BlackRock, the money manager.

"In recent years, herder numbers have gotten smaller, " she said. "Many herders have moved to the town to work for the mining company. "

It was designed to be a smaller and simpler version of its predecessors, suitable for writing system-level programs, like operating systems.

But I would be a little nervous about this merger if I were a vendor focused on the smaller end of the market.

Most of these Mayan pyramids had a platform on the top on which was constructed a smaller building, dedicated to any of the Mayan deities.

e. g. We now have such fast ways of traveling that this big ocean seems to have grown smaller.

A unit of two or more squadrons in the U. S. Air Force, smaller than a wing.

Calving occurs when pieces of the ice break off and float into the sea, or when a large iceberg breaks up into a smaller one.

Kostya was one year younger than I, smaller in size, quiet in appearance, but actually a scapegrace and a rogue.

In this approach, the heap is divided into a set of cards, each of which is usually smaller than a memory page.

Before you know it, a project to build a building becomes numerous smaller projects, such as excavation, foundation work, and marketing.

He said the two carmakers would be restructured, turned into smaller, but stronger firms.

In some smaller restaurants with fewer people dining, like the case of a couple of diners, the measure's adoption could be optional.

FLATOW: So if it were a little bigger or a little smaller, then all things would be different.

"However, smaller carriers are more open to the concept, as are carriers with a high exposure to the spot market, " he said.

In the long run, the net result of China's actions will be a smaller share of this lucrative market.

As you know we've merged several smaller enterprises in Los Angeles.

It may be hard to see in this smaller version, but the bullets that make up the image of Nic Cage are a sublime touch.

Although smaller sellers, eBay's traditional clientele, are up in arms, the changes seem to have stemmed the decline somewhat.

Mofcom also said the deal would have had an adverse impact on China's smaller domestic juice makers.

If the company behind one of the largest dating sites on the web is using that, just imagine what smaller shops might be limping along with.

Gathering an ideal team is often a challenge for smaller design groups and organizations with limited FPGA design experience.

At Einstein's autopsy in 1955, his brain was something of a disappointment: it turned out to be a tad smaller than the average Joe's.

Mr Ouyang said the company had already bought several coupon site groups to help it enter smaller cities, and would continue to do so.

"If I cannot debut with a top team, I will have to first prove myself with a smaller one, " he added.

Mergers and acquisitions are likely to pick up, not least because some smaller funds of funds may have to put themselves up for sale.

Because the screens are smaller, such mobile traffic tends to be driven by specialty software, mostly apps, designed for a single purpose.

NICK: Yes, I'm afraid we've had a bit of an internal reorganization here and we'll be sending a much smaller team.

Dressed in full military regalia, the general was seated in his jeep, appearing smaller than I had expected.

Whereas festivals get the big bands on the stage, smaller venues are important for new bands trying to make a name for themselves.

And yet the number of casualties in Chile appears to be exponentially smaller, with the official death toll still in the hundreds.

And on top of that smaller families combine with greater wealth to reinforce the imperative to produce a son.

As noted earlier, a large project is often broken into smaller sub-projects.

In fact, it's quite a bit smaller than I was anticipating it to be.

Lax safety tends to be more of a problem when the price of copper is high, as it is now, and smaller companies open, or reopen, mines.

'Auto makers, whether foreign or domestic Chinese, are teed up to sell a lot of smaller cars, ' he said.

Clashes ensued between the advancing Muslim crowd and the much smaller group of Christians trying to push them back.

Sir Martin is now focused on smaller acquisitions, of which the company typically makes around 30 a year.

The men's smaller appetites also appeared to be related to the increases in core body temperature that came with the hot workouts.

As I had already knew that the crabs were smaller than what I told in my early promise, so I frankly told my family of it.

I couldn't stay sat on it; it was smaller and less stable than I thought. And I couldn't pull my legs up; they hurt too much.

This lets you render different views under different conditions, or to break up complex views into smaller, more manageable pieces.

38-millimeter diameter: This Patek Philippe model is an evolution of an older model, which had a smaller face.

Flat shoulder characteristics: commonly known as the General shoulder. Shoulder arc smaller, more obvious shoulder and elbow bone.

LED solid cold light of the whole. smaller. lighter. more robust. operates only two volts. the service life of up to 10 years.

Like I said earlier, cut your model up in smaller manageable parts, this way you can keep focused and organized.

He said there was intense interest among Chinese businesses in listing on Aim, the London-based exchange for smaller companies.

Nearly a dozen smaller parties appeared to have managed to win only three seats between them.

In effect, S& P is treating the U. S. like a much smaller country prone to more political risk than would be expected of a great power.

I wouldn't really call it a new GM, it is just a smaller GM. That would be more of an apt description.

Moving together, the fish confuse the sea lions so much that they leave to look elsewhere for a smaller, less tricky target.

IPF and Provident loan out smaller sums of money (the equivalent of a few hundred dollars, typically) at shorter durations and higher rates.

But the system itself is in reality a mosaic, composed of thousands of smaller units -- building blocks which together make up the whole.

But smaller males hang out close to the nuptial pair and rush in to mate with her just as she releases her eggs.

At first glance, it looks as if a smaller galaxy has been caught in a tug-of-war between a Sumo-wrestler pair of elliptical galaxies.

With its lighter weight and smaller size, I found the Tab easy to use while standing and moving.

please see the end of the front frame is smaller than the photo inserts. The gap is shown in white rectangle shape.

"It's smaller than here, " Cao Peng said, "but at least you can breathe some good air, and there's a bit of sunshine. "

The fine print to spurt the code machine is mainly used for smaller characters, Numbers, and graphics on her cheek products spray.

They began to look different than wolves. . . They were generally smaller than wolves, with a shorter nose.

He did not care whether his name was on the right or left of the poster, and bigger or smaller than Steve McQueen's.

At Wushan we made a detour up the Daning River to see some of the smaller gorges.

I'll make the rope walker a little smaller-- you'll see shortly why I make it a little smaller.

the greatness of the city of Rome due to the combination of its smaller parts, a pyramid is only as strong as the stones it comprised of.

More than $20bn could also be raised by listings on the mainland's smaller Shenzhen exchange and on bourses in London, Singapore and the US.

For smaller companies that can offer lenders stock, debtors or equipment as security, this is often the best form of finance.

Anyway, the rest of the world may not be ready to handle a drastically smaller U. S. trade deficit.

And he felt even smaller when he was no longer a tax accountant, but a retired tax accountant.

I made sure to keep splitting the company into smaller companies, ensuring that we kept our sense of competition and urgency.

Measures like this will drive smaller players out of the market over time, allowing for higher margins for the remaining developers.

Even if the heavyweights stumble, smaller firms are ready to take up the baton.

Just how much smaller can computers and electronic devices go?

There was a little girl among them, not more than ten or so, and she too had a basket on her head, though much smaller than the others.

It seems that the world becomes smaller nowadays. You could be found wherever you are so long as you take the mobile phone with you.

At the moment, brokers are trying to rein back the funding they provide to the smaller and weaker hedge funds.

He said the smaller auction and the seasonal tendency for inflation to rise in March supported demand for Tips.

In London, you can just get on with things but with it being smaller here in terms of the city, it is a different scale.

Around this large central pool were smaller rooms, that might have dressing rooms, and smaller pools that might have been private baths .

In the beverage aisles of a Beijing supermarket, Cui Jixian said he noticed only that loaves of bread were smaller.

Yet the smaller mills are finding buoyant demand for the sort of basic construction industry steel that they specialise in.

In one instance, an eight-year-old male with a stick stepped out of his mother's nest, built a smaller nest and laid his stick in it.

There's quite a bit of overlap possible in the cost, speed, and storage capacity of larger minis and smaller mainframes.

There was another door and I could see a smaller room, next to the office. There was a smaller desk and another computer in there.

He decided the only thing to do was to break the lump of gold into four smaller lumps. Then he could carry home one piece at a time.

Moreover, some of these use cases might turn out to be large enough that they will have to be decomposed into smaller chunks.

There's quite a bit of overlap possible in the cost, speed, and storage capacity of larger minis and smaller mainframes.

There was another door and I could see a smaller room, next to the office. There was a smaller desk and another computer in there.

He decided the only thing to do was to break the lump of gold into four smaller lumps. Then he could carry home one piece at a time.

Cobe is designed to see just the biggest structure, but astronomers would like to see much smaller hot spots as well.

The smaller one was so ornate with gilt and wood marquetry that it had to be covered again with burlap to save it from the damp.

When there's a smaller gradient, air is often able to flow down from the Arctic.

"They've always got to invest in something, " notes David. "We'll get a bigger share of a smaller pie. "

Doing this enables you to try things out with a smaller investment footprint.

Smaller canoes were used for traveling around the islands, while larger canoes were used for long-distance traveling or warfare.

Doing this enables you to try things out with a smaller investment footprint.

Smaller canoes were used for traveling around the islands, while larger canoes were used for long-distance traveling or warfare.

He beat her as he had beaten snotty smaller kids long ago when he had been a tough teenager in New York's Hell's Kitchen.

Now it isn't hard to see that this cube can be divided into eight smaller cubes , hence the name octree . Take a look at this picture.

Smaller condensations of matter began to form within the gaseous cloud, slowly revolving around the Sun.

"There is a considerable increase in the popularity of smaller-breed dogs and a decrease in the popularity of larger-breed dogs, " he said.

My emergency fund is still smaller than I'd like, but at least it's something.

The front door of our apartment opened into a tiny living room, behind which was a smaller dining-room area and an even smaller bedroom.

But in a number of smaller cities where local governments have wavered in their tightening efforts, property inflation was more serious.

The quantity you ordered much smaller than those of others. If you can manageboost it a bit, we'll consider giving you a better discount.

But in a number of smaller cities where local governments have wavered in their tightening efforts, property inflation was more serious.

The quantity you ordered much smaller than those of others. If you can manageboost it a bit, we'll consider giving you a better discount.

When Henry saw Colleen at the airport, she seemed deflated, smaller in the wheelchair, as if more than her leg had been taken from her.

You know, the cost of a smaller stand at the exhibition, just the two hotel rooms, and a lower key reception.

Since the Bank of America-Merrill merger, the nonprofit now receives only one, smaller, check from Bank of America.

But while the White Garden is smaller than its reputation would lead you to expect, it is far from easy to look after.

Cultivating small joys was one of my major motivations for living smaller.

But then, suddenly, two smaller spheres dropped out of the dome and came trundling across the grass, one to his right, one to his left.

Unfortunately, with smaller screens we've seen small touch interfaces, so in today's world the stylus is often needed.

Resize the "Rooster" folder to make it a little bit smaller to match the rider size.

Unfortunately, with smaller screens we've seen small touch interfaces, so in today's world the stylus is often needed.

Resize the "Rooster" folder to make it a little bit smaller to match the rider size.

This allows you to produce a smaller size file of the graphic, thereby lowering the quality of the graphic.

A bonus is that this also requires a smaller, less specialized team to maintain it, making it a clear win over 3GL platforms.

But Lula's pledge that Brazil would be generous to smaller neighbours to boost integration has not always been reciprocated.

mesh selection Fish above a certain size are unable to pass through a net of a certain mesh size while smaller fish can escape.

BHP, although a smaller player in the iron ore market than Rio, is just as keen to see the old model of iron ore pricing break down.

It was too large to dock at Mombasa, Kenya, but could anchor in deep waters to allow the crew to come ashore in a smaller boat, he said.

But that's basically the size of Apple's new building, proposed by CEO Steve Jobs, although a bit of a smaller footprint overall.

Mr. Chan said the company aims to expand service in cities where it already operates, before moving deeper into China's smaller cities.

Mr. Chan said the company aims to expand service in cities where it already operates, before moving deeper into China's smaller cities.

It takes the primary form of a tissue capsule around the auric field and also smaller energy capsules around all of the atoms of the body.

Golfing is such a game: Objective is to hit a small ball inside an even smaller hole, and the tool is purposely designed to be unhandy.

This popular summer squash is shaped like a slightly curved cylinder, a bit smaller at the top than the bottom.

On the condition of a larger pipe inclination angle, the distribution of liquid slug lengths was more concentrated in a smaller range.

As high resolution for photos might be limited, so we might have to use smaller pics like we did for the calender.

And as to smaller-sized rooms than I had been used to, I really could not give it a thought.

As the company grows , and the technical staff represents a smaller part of it, the feeling of ownership tends to diminish .

As you can see, using favoring attributes over child tags leads to a smaller file size and a significantly faster parse time.

Picking classes was far more arcane than I had expected (or than it would have been at a smaller school).

And since the boutiques would be smaller than today's megabanks, they might be small enough to fail.

But they warn that it would be a smaller harvest, and they caution that there may be sugar shortages and higher prices down the road.

It has hard buttons and a square shape again (the last model nixed both in favor of a smaller design).

This warning indicates that the writable extent of the specified buffer might be smaller than the index used to write to it.

Helping Gonzalez overcome the tangle of forms necessary to apply to college was one of the smaller services Aspira provided students.

The specific complaint against Intel, brought by its smaller rival, AMD, was that it had bribed PC-makers to buy its own processors.

God knows how much more they'd charge us for! Even if we pay them more, they are smaller agencies.

The performance of my smaller portfolio lagged but I made up for it in spades.

"As a friend, " Mr. Axelrod said, the president "has always been on my butt about this, and as a result, my butt is a little bit smaller. "

Many doctors question the magnitude of harm from combining these medicines, and a second, smaller study suggests it may not be very large.

However, their AMOLED displays, coupled with a smaller form factor, seem to have negatively impacted their endurance.

Solution: Make your page easy to read by breaking the text into smaller, more manageable pieces. Also, use sub-headings and bullet points.

In structural applications, breaking into smaller pieces is often preferred, because these have less chance of causing injury.

The cumulative effect of executing smaller instantaneous interactions is often the most efficient way to accomplish a larger goal.

But smaller wealth managers without the resources to set up their own schools or schemes have had to take a more informal approach.

Like a game of dice, the garden cubes contain smaller cubes tipped on edge on a grass carpet, each one full of flowering plants.

To help make up for this, there is a band of smaller icons along the bottom of the screen, which offers limited customization.

In 2001, two separate teams showed that many smaller galaxies that don't have bulges also do not seem to contain significant black holes.

A strong currency helps contain inflation risks. It translates the surge in dollar commodity prices into a smaller rise in euro terms.

They will help you consolidate your bills into a smaller monthly payment, and get your credit report in good standing once more.

Working with them, we were able to tailor a smaller, more agile version of the standard process in a few weeks, which they then piloted.

On average, those who were larger around the middle were more likely to have migraines than those of the same age with smaller waistlines.

So at night, Allen would boost the smaller Gates up to the top of the company's dumpsters, where he'd look for interesting stuff.

In many of the smaller cities, where the cost of living is considerably lower, US-style fast food is often considered a luxury.

Most economies are still a lot smaller than they were a year ago. On a quarterly basis, though, they are turning the corner.

The long run answer may well be the entry of new and smaller banks into a more competitive banking industry.

"This suggests that the smaller sample size of recurrences is not the major reason for discordance, " she said.

The smaller the better, because habit change is difficult, and trying to take on too much is a recipe for disaster.

To borrow an old analogy, big gangsters often cooperate against smaller gangsters trying to muscle in.

Some parents and students prefer to attend smaller Universities to get a more personal education. This is all up to personal opinion.

At large stations you may be able to get tickets for the next train, at smaller stations you do not get.

Much of China's extra output had been driven by "speculative" investment by smaller companies, he said.

Most computer makers at the time were all using plastic, but he knew to get smaller, you had to get metal really, really well.

Numerous falconers have viewed a general concern that captive bred birds seem to be getting smaller.

"Reward-dependence" personalities stood out for having smaller volumes of tissue in the front o-striatal and limbic areas of the brain.

He looked smaller than I expected him tobe. He wore an old blue jacket.

It had never wanted to sell Opel, which despite being lossmaking is GM's main repository of expertise in technologies for smaller cars.

They both orbited Earth and sort of rose in the sky together, the smaller one trailing a few steps behind like a little sister in tow.

After the talk I sat down at my table and asked the smaller group what they thought about my remarks.

These involve smaller doses of the vaccine injected at two or eight areas of the body on the first day, followed by later booster shots.

I remembered sitting at the smaller table with my cousins and siblings, feeling as if I were too old to sit at the kid's table.

Striking the ground with the smaller area near the front of the foot is less forceful and does less damage than landing square on your heel.

Unfortunately, sadness is a part of life. If you'd like some tips on how to make it a smaller part, read on.

North Korea's shock October test may have been an attempt to produce a smaller warhead to put on a missile.

He said the cockles and crab that he buys from North Korea had been getting smaller every year over the last decade.

I picked up a notebook and pen and got to teasing out a bigger vision that would help me make sense of the smaller decisions.

Defines how much rotation curves should be reduced. The smaller value you use - the higher precision you get.

How much should I pay if I live in a smaller hotel?

There he found a rosy-cheeked boy a little smaller than himself, pulling a large cart which seemed to be loaded with good things.

Still, he said, the number of borrowers who are struggling to pay off their debts is much smaller than officials have asserted.

Each molecule of DNA can be subdivided into smaller segments consisting of a few thousand or a few tens of thousands of nucleotides.

"Since we're a smaller country, they recognize we all have to work together, " he said, referring to universities.

Surpluses of this magnitude have usually been recorded only by smaller nations growing out of a crisis, or by significant oil exporters.

As our report made clear, there was an existing planning permission for a smaller factory in 2003 when construction work began on the plant.

When we were alone and things started to heat up, he took off my bra and said "I think your tits are smaller. "

A year later, it bloodily ousted Fatah from the Gaza Strip, the smaller chunk of a proposed Palestinian state.

Then choose a smaller sub-goal to accomplish within the next week or two, and each day, work towards that short-term goal.

Use PDF vector operators. The resulting image is usually smaller in file size and can be arbitrarily scaled, but patterns will be lost.

"It was a young one as it is much smaller than the other hippos and always stayed close to its mother, " said Will, 26.

This command can be used to configure a specific set of mailboxes to have larger or smaller limits than other mailboxes in the organization.

Equally striking has been a wave of lay-offs at much smaller start-up companies, which are bracing themselves for a coming recession.

Luxury retailers in the main centres have also been trying to find ways of tapping the emerging business elite in smaller cities.

For all that, the big banks are liquid and soundly capitalized. Smaller banks are a different story.

I would not date a guy whose pants are smaller than mine The fact that i can't get my leg in his jeans. No, that's unacceptable.

It is possible that they got smaller during the winter, but I do not think so.

The man of the twentieth century can satisfy his needs with a much smaller capital and can, therefore, set aside savings.

China is buying over a billion dollars a year in gold and silver from Nevada too. . . so am I but in much, much smaller quantities, lol!

The first piece, built at Caltech, is a reactor "just a bit smaller than a gallon-jug, " Haile said.

After being taken aback, my response was that there are many reasons that your average method size should be considerably smaller.

This is a revised or our previous project as we decided to break the project into a few smaller projects.

This means that each age group is smaller than the one older than it - a trend that has proved hard to reverse in other societies.

But the list of things over which we have no control is surprisingly small, much smaller than many of us seem to realize.

Britain's self- image as a so- called pocket- superpower has long been a flimsy conceit ; now it will have still smaller pockets .

Anger makes you smaller, while forgiveness forces you to grow beyond what you were.

But this narrow approach is generally no more helpful in establishing lasting growth than simply buying up a smaller competitor might be.

She was co-founder of ICQ, which had 12m users in 1998 when the internet was much smaller and before the company was bought by AOL.

A compound sentence contains two or more smaller sentences that are connected by coordinating conjunctions.

He's too big for it now, but when the tiger was smaller he would also enjoy a day trip or two in the couple's yellow Lamborghini.

The only problem is that it needs to be supremely accurate, since the margin for error on a curling shot is much smaller at altitude.

This body shape is usually bigger up top and smaller on the bottom.

It was around that time that I began to wish mine were smaller, but I still had no intention of doing anything about it.

Eat it all in one meal (most restaurant servings of protein are at least five ounces), or eat smaller portions throughout the day.

You can set it to any size, but something much smaller than your content's font size would be a good idea.

Think of it as a long term strategy that can be broken down into a bunch of smaller steps.

The economy is going to have to get smaller in terms of physical impact.

It was just a much smaller city, and the pace of urbanization is incredible and enormous.

In a bid to redefine Conservatism, each looks back to traditional models that mix paternalism with a preference for a smaller state.

That they've now got the whole business for a much smaller sum would seem to indicate how difficult the situation was getting.

Some of the smaller PLC controllers supply their inputs with voltage from a small supply source already incorporated into a PLC.

It will make the rest of you, which might be a little chubby, look smaller and, after all, it's the whole point of the pictures!

That's not a problem over the long term, as long as you go back later and refactor the code into smaller bites.

Instead, a smaller beach event "Out in the Open" will take place in October.

It's easy to make antenna smaller for working in high frequency, but rather hard to realize broadband.

There was no sign of weakness during America's previous recession, in 2001, he notes, though the industry was smaller than it is now.

For the home's central courtyard, LeBlanc broke up the expanse of concrete, recycling it into a smaller walkway of pavers.

Epidemic-stricken spots refer to smaller areas within which pathogens spread from the source of infection or to a single focus of infection.

The galaxy's distorted shape is most likely the result of a close encounter with a smaller, unseen galaxy.

The danger of a collapse of the dollar is small and of its replacement by another currency still smaller.

That would tell you how you're gonna. . . -So you're saying it was a smaller sampling of what people were thinking.

Spiderman is now in its second run. If you want to see it, you'll have to go to a smaller theater.

In the general, this "ten thousand ice cave" has the features of a smaller entry and a bigger middle part.

Cairo is in many ways a collection of smaller cities, each with its own characteristics and way of life.

A larger version of the machine would be used in a hospital, but a smaller one could be taken to emergencies.

Two or more smaller size valves can be piped in parallel (when approved) to serve a larger supply pipe main.

He felt that this measured actual progress, while having the beneficial side effect of encouraging smaller story size.

In the application shown on the front left, the customer uses a cable-style anchor, which requires a smaller Hawse pipe valve.

But the risk for Israel is no smaller: that it will get dragged into a debilitating and open-ended campaign to free its soldiers.

Large areas of the countryside could also be planted with woodland and crops to be burnt in a network of smaller power stations.

Or, on a smaller scale, you may want to take inventory of your linens to see if you need to replenish some that have become threadbare.

The money that I make from the sponsorships is not bad, but every year it becomes a smaller and smaller percentage of my overall income.