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But it wasn't able to leverage those offerings with the relative smattering of users it had.

His intention was to create a very Chinese album with a smattering of traditional sounds that has international market appeal.

A time-lapse photo reveals a smattering of stars dotting the sky above Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.

But over and above this exciting smattering of knowledge, students should bite deeply into at least one subject and taste its full flavor.

Mr Chabot is still a recognised figure in the district, and a smattering of polls give him the edge.

Which is not to say travelling in Syria with only a smattering of Arabic is entirely straightforward.

Here is a random smattering of events that have taken place in the past week in countries that demanded this change.

The companies represent a narrow grouping of technology, retail, consumer, and a smattering of industrial companies.

Which is why in this episode, as Cam rises before his smattering of guests to introduce "Harp Attack, " Mitchell bursts through the door.

Membership is free on Skinbook, which manages to turn a small profit thanks to a smattering of nudist-related ads on the site.

Plastic crates held French books as well as a smattering of English titles, mostly movie and television picture volumes.

Standing directly in his path, however, was a smattering of protest camps that make up No TAV's 'free republic. '

When hunting became scarce, the diet switched to vegetation with a smattering of protein from fish, bugs, and small fowl.

Now, across the UK, from Torquay to Manchester, a smattering of streets is undergoing transformation.

A smattering of Mexican restaurants across the country serve roasted grasshoppers in tacos or with guacamole .

Only a smattering of heavy elements separates this star from the universe's original creations.

Despite the green hues in this image, these rocky islands are too cold to sustain more than a smattering of low-growing vegetation.

People with smattering of physics may bring up "quantum mechanical vacuum fluctuations " .

fold. The company also has been pursuing a smattering of small deals, such as its recent sale of the Myspace social network.

The software begins with the user's position on the iPhone's map and indicates a smattering of nearby establishments.

In contrast, a conceited person, while having a smattering of knowledge, shows it off and rest on what he has achieved.

There are a smattering of gay bars and clubs dotted around the city. But is it OK to be gay here?

Spouses from poorer countries must now acquire a smattering of German before arrival.

I've only got a smattering of experience with computers.

But all who read, and most do read, endeavor to obtain some smattering in that science.

Her skin is porcelain with a smattering of freckles and she is slender, almost fashion-skinny.

He expects a smattering of foreigners and Britons to attend.

Those women who have a smattering knowledge about men become men's wives at last; those who know men thoroughly become. . . at last.

We need a smattering of visionaries to advance industry, even if so many of their inventions and plots turn to dust.

She speaks fluent French and has a basic smattering of German.

We have seen a smattering of downward revisions for 2011 this month already.

Ukraine's offense had been to cozy up to the West and adopt a smattering of free-market measures.

He has a smattering of knowledge about physics.

It is dangerous that you have a smattering of superficial knowledge on a subject.

He has a smattering of French.

Action for Healthy Kids, another schools-oriented NGO, also looked at a smattering of policies last year.

At the end of the concert, the pianist was greeted with smattering of applause and a few whistles

a smattering of everything, and a knowledge of nothing(Charles Dickens)

With only a smattering of knowledge,