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Some of the tinier kids are confused and are even heard to ask, "Are we really sending him to space? "

And then I took a bite, and I wished that it was tinier, because Kobe beef is so rich.

If tinier distances can be achieved in these real-world devices, such waste could be made to walk the plank.

All it means is that your car's standard OEM air filter is able to filter tinier dust particles, at the cost of allowing less air through.

The organization of a tiny honeybee yields a pattern for its tinier one-tenth of a gram of wing cells, tissue, and chitin.

We made wires, we made conducting wires that are really really tiny, okay, much tinier than the wires now you had in your computers.

A first attempt was tiny wireless PDAs that could display stripped-down Web pages on their even tinier screens.

All these years I've been so wrong. The tinier the train, the more concentrated the fun!

In the kidneys, millions of tiny blood vessels (capillaries) with even tinier holes in them act as filters.

Even tinier, isolated cells exist elsewhere in the region, erupting perhaps once a decade.

The proportion of illicit funds that is detected is minuscule, and would be even tinier without co-operation across borders.

The Greek economy is just 2% of European GDP and an even tinier proportion of global GDP.

The tinier the bubbles, the greater their internal pressure.

"With age, we move in tinier and tinier circles, " says Professor Davey.

The "J" stands not for Japan (they say), but for Junior, as in tinier .

Right now, the tinier the chip, the more expensive the equipment.

That is less than 0. 1 per cent of last year's exports and an even tinier fraction of this year's forecast $1, 200bn.