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Standing so close to her, I could smell her perfume, I could see the tiny hairs that were growing back in her eyebrows.

And that is just a tiny bit of the stress and aggravation associated with running a business.

Do not be so unreasonably critical about tiny things. Find something better to do with your time.

It's two tiny smoke-filled rooms. The front is a shop. The back is filled with broken armor, some hammers, and a forge.

On the top of mountain, a year-round flow of a tiny spring is infiltrating and dripping.

Next, if your Android phone Wi-Fi is running on your network, you can use your computer to call up the tiny cloud.

The aircraft, known as HB-SIA, has the wingspan of a jumbo jet but just a tiny single-person cockpit.

Since then, life has never been easy for the villagers, as they have to live off the tiny pieces of land.

Penance in its time, not to mention God, is the tiny micro-organisms ---- virus cells, do not look at it.

Suddenly he saw a dim pale light in front of him. It was a tiny bug.

Although it's a scary thing to hold a tiny vulnerable baby, he said, the new findings show it does help.

It had a beak and tiny teeth only on the side of its mouth.

A giant farm dog and a tiny piglet in Germany cuddle up as if they were family after the baby pig was abandoned by its own mother.

If you are in a relationship, you will be even more amazed at the positive changes that just a tiny bit of information can cause.

His hands, four times as large, reached out slowly and held them as though they were holding up two tiny birds.

"Tiny" is not the word for your extraordinary generosity.

Then the traveler in the dark, Thanks you for your tiny spark, He could not see where to go IF you did not twinkle so.

Sokol: NetJets Co-Founder Jim Jacobs said Sokols cost cutting has cost the company customers and left it a ? tiny shadow of what it was.

At least one earlier supernova must have provided the early star with its tiny percentage of heavy elements.

Unable to sleep, I tossed restlessly in the bed and stared at the ceiling, wondering what life would be like stuck on a tiny island.

Stop making a mountain out of a molehill. It's just a tiny cut.

I'm formerly a Restless Colorado Native, grew up in tiny little town with a great big ski hill way up in the Rocky Mountains.

As a measure of India's priorities, consider that the world's second-most-populous country has no more diplomats than tiny New Zealand.

It was a year before she became head of a tiny Internet-based commodities exchange.

Both of his hands are around my tiny waist, I feel the sweat on his hands even through my clothes.

At the moment oxides of metals such as zinc and copper seem to be the favourites, but tiny tubes made of carbon are also being explored.

As the sun beat down on the tiny sculptures they stooped and slumped, lending an ephemeral quality to the already very cool installation.

Last summer I had reached the end of the rock garden and found a tiny little plant that I could not immediately identify.

Just a little bit of data, a tiny bit of data.

His mother had said that Newton was so tiny at birth that he might well have been placed in a quart-size pitcher.

He had a gold crown on his head, and delicate wings at his shoulders, and was not much larger than Tiny herself.

Unless a tiny black hole turns up in the collisions of a powerful particle accelerator, that may be the best physicists can hope for.

It would do no good for him to plan his wingspan and colors or to wish to remain in the snug safety of the tiny world he has known.

And all that energy packed in such a tiny bit of room becomes mass particles created from the vacuum And then. . . Oh yeah.

Every chunk of rock is actually made up of thousands of tiny crystals, each with its own unique age, composition and history.

Jenny always hates to be so short and tiny. However, her mother always says to her that best things come in small packages.

When I kissed her cheek, she awoke. "I've got something for you, Mamma, " she said, as a giant smile covered her tiny face.

Once upon a time there was a bunch of tiny frogs who arranged a running competition. The goal was to reach the top of a very high tower.

Pear and then we do not play the next, then a few tiny fruit is also bizarre that no one again picking up rotten ripe to fall to the ground.

The first sign of oral cancer is often a tiny white or red spot in the mouth, but the disease can be detected before a sore appears.

He took a tiny stove out of his backpack, set it on a rock teetering on the edge, and made sweet mint tea and bitter Bedouin coffee.

Small-scale settlers like those clearing the bit of forest opposite Teluk Binjai are a tiny part of the problem.

Harry stepped over a pack of Self-Shuffling playing cards on the floor and looked out of the tiny window.

The maid gave him a tiny apron, which had been left in her hands as she tried to save the child from falling.

Georgians are beginning to see a silver lining in the clouds of war that still hang over their tiny but strategically-located nation.

The bridge of the 17th century seems to be tiny from such a distance but. . .

The point of this slide is even a tiny thing like painting can get you in trouble if you're not careful about what you're painting.

The Earth will be at extremes of its orbit and so any nearby stars will seem to have shifted a tiny bit in the sky.

Wang has moved into a tiny room near the hospital and is writing a blog seeking donations for a bone marrow transplant.

I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!

He held out his hands, and there lying in his small palms was a tiny wooden box.

When glucose builds up in the blood, it can damage the tiny blood vessels in the kidneys, heart, eyes, and nervous system.

She was clearly frightened, sitting hunched on the bottom bunk of a bed which almost filled the tiny room.

"He's like a child to me, " says one Beijing pensioner of the tiny dog she carries with her at all times.

"And finally, she is great in her smallness, " he said. "She is tiny, but her longing to go out to see the world is wonderful. "

Weather experts in Australia believe the fish, spangled perch, were sucked up in a thunderstorm before being dumped over the tiny town.

Before I took the train back to Tokyo, I stopped at a ramen shop, an open-air stand with a few tiny tables set on raised tatami mats.

There was a tiny tumour, but it had not spread.

The point is that, if all you know are recipes, you're no better off once you leave the tiny domain where the recipes work.

Don't you want to take a set of those tiny cups and pots with you back to the United States?

I wish I was like a runaway balloon, like a tiny o in the sky, so tiny-tiny you have to close your eyes to see it.

it ' s a tiny amount of blood , you ' ll make it up in a day.

As they came nearer, they saw that it was a tiny dwarf with an old, withered face and a long, white beard.

Nobody knows how much probability there is that the unrecoverable and fatal accidents with a tiny possibility happen to you or me.

Nobody kept me in the dark, I may have been lax in not asking, but [the News of the World] was such a tiny part of our business.

As Brian forced himself to walk into Room No. 32 to collect Peggy's things, he saw the tiny paper dolls smiling back at him from the wall.

Instead, he hunkered down in his tiny home office here and channeled whatever remaining energy he could muster into a slim paperback.

Unfortunately this evidence is often in the form of tiny, jumbled snippets and it is frequently contaminated.

The little prince has escaped from his tiny planet, because he has some quarrel with a rose, which grows on his planet.

While one of her little hands was pointing to a tiny cloud that hovered like a golden feather above her head.

You might want to leave before I change my mind, and let her beat you to a pulp with her tiny, ineffectual fists.

The choice to have sex has everything to do with location, at least for tiny freshwater creatures called rotifers.

If I eat even one tiny piece of a nut, my head swells up like a watermelon and I drop dead.

I wonder if it can shrink to a teeny, tiny speck and may be a huge monster trying to put it on.

for someone used to the tiny creatures we get in England it was something of a shock.

Garden leek out of the tiny flowers as white as snow, white scent attracted 35 butterflies dance in the garden, half-day refused to leave.

Lying in tiny cubicles in darkness, wearing earphones, his students are able to leave their bodies and embark on their adventures.

Even though it's just a tiny little leave that seems just like the others, it came with a heart-breaking story.

It had been one of the main reasons we moved in the house - a huge dinning room adjacent to a tiny kitchen.

The fact that they ARE together - and wow, within just a few tiny degrees of one another in Taurus - is an amazing help to you.

It consists of a tiny metal finger with a tip only a few atoms wide that moves back and forth just above the surface of a sample.

We worked in Bushwick, Brooklyn, far from the train, in an office whose tiny reception area had a door that opened onto a poured tar roof.

And given that most online daters look for partners who live no more than 25-30 miles away, the real pool of potential mates is often tiny.

One type of plankton that seems to have great harvest possibilities is a tiny shrimp-like creature called krill.

Above the bed in his tiny, cigarette-strewn hotel room hangs a framed photo of him and the matronly AIDS worker.

I opened the door. The long room was dark, but there was a tiny light behind the bar. I took a seat and watched.

A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page. It said: 'This service has been suspended.

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

It may resemble a pimple, or a tiny white blister on the nipple, and is often called a milk bleb, or nipple blister.

Stretching to one side of him was a vast sweep of tall building flecked with tiny squares of yellow light.

The fact that they ARE together - and wow, within just a few tiny degrees of one another in Taurus - is an amazing help to you.

It consists of a tiny metal finger with a tip only a few atoms wide that moves back and forth just above the surface of a sample.

We worked in Bushwick, Brooklyn, far from the train, in an office whose tiny reception area had a door that opened onto a poured tar roof.

And given that most online daters look for partners who live no more than 25-30 miles away, the real pool of potential mates is often tiny.

One type of plankton that seems to have great harvest possibilities is a tiny shrimp-like creature called krill.

Above the bed in his tiny, cigarette-strewn hotel room hangs a framed photo of him and the matronly AIDS worker.

I opened the door. The long room was dark, but there was a tiny light behind the bar. I took a seat and watched.

Start off your day or your week by giving yourself several tiny tasks that can be accomplished in just a minute or two each.

But Tiny was not at all pleased; for she did not like the tiresome mole.

A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page. It said: 'This service has been suspended.

Above the bed in his tiny, cigarette-strewn hotel room hangs a framed photo of him and the matronly AIDS worker.

I opened the door. The long room was dark, but there was a tiny light behind the bar. I took a seat and watched.

Start off your day or your week by giving yourself several tiny tasks that can be accomplished in just a minute or two each.

But Tiny was not at all pleased; for she did not like the tiresome mole.

A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page. It said: 'This service has been suspended.

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

It may resemble a pimple, or a tiny white blister on the nipple, and is often called a milk bleb, or nipple blister.

Stretching to one side of him was a vast sweep of tall building flecked with tiny squares of yellow light.

When I opened my eyes, I turned to where she was pointing. Fluttering around the rearview mirror was a tiny yellow butterfly.

And in the midst of the waves appeared a tiny leaf of a boat riding over the waves as if all was perfect calm.

It may resemble a pimple, or a tiny white blister on the nipple, and is often called a milk bleb, or nipple blister.

Stretching to one side of him was a vast sweep of tall building flecked with tiny squares of yellow light.

When I opened my eyes, I turned to where she was pointing. Fluttering around the rearview mirror was a tiny yellow butterfly.

And in the midst of the waves appeared a tiny leaf of a boat riding over the waves as if all was perfect calm.

An amazing amount of power is packed into a tiny package, and you've only scratched the surface.

So, if we were to make a similar chart as the one for Internet users above, the 1995 part would be just a tiny fraction of a pixel.

Animation has become a word that encompasses so much, and my animation is just a little tiny dot over in the corner.

She plucked the tiny bag from his hands, excitedly pulling it open and revealing a citrine pendant.

To be a rackler, you had to put a tiny bird in a cage, and then coax it to sing.

She was such a tiny thing, between an infant and a toddler, with such a round little tummy.

Animation has become a word that encompasses so much, and my animation is just a little tiny dot over in the corner.

She plucked the tiny bag from his hands, excitedly pulling it open and revealing a citrine pendant.

To be a rackler, you had to put a tiny bird in a cage, and then coax it to sing.

She was such a tiny thing, between an infant and a toddler, with such a round little tummy.

This rock, which to you and me looks like a solid, has tiny little pore spaces, and that's where the oil and gas pool.

Beside her lay the tiny skeleton of a puppy, which had been deliberately killed, cradled for ever in her arms.

Growing annoyed, the clerk brought out a tiny $15. 00 bottle. "What I mean, " said Tim, "is I'd like to see something really cheap. "

All it has, including its tiny little bit of writing, photography and interview skills, are easily obtainable and negligible.

She didn't look into his eyes, and she drank only a tiny sip before going into the kitchen to fetch a bottle of water.

I hope it means that you're at least a tiny bit unsure, somewhere deep inside, about whether or not you really will end your life.

The tertiary shapes are the tiny ships, and tiny lights along the surface of the tower, many of which are just a few pixels large.

All it has, including its tiny little bit of writing, photography and interview skills, are easily obtainable and negligible.

She didn't look into his eyes, and she drank only a tiny sip before going into the kitchen to fetch a bottle of water.

I hope it means that you're at least a tiny bit unsure, somewhere deep inside, about whether or not you really will end your life.

He's planning on getting a little car with a tiny engine to make his wife a bit happier.

TINY, landlocked Rwanda is sometimes touted as Africa's high-tech economy. It is still a bit early for that, however.

Slowly, she stood. Her gaze strayed to the door. Tiny fingers still searched for her.

astonishing as it seems , this whole series of actions takes place in a tiny fraction of a second.

In contrast, corals in the Red Sea and Mauritius that did not suffer bleaching had only a tiny percentage of this same algae.

We suggest you take this guide (and you guy) to bed and tap into the insane pleasure this tiny part of your anatomy can produce.

We suggest you take this guide (and you guy) to bed and tap into the insane pleasure this tiny part of your anatomy can produce.

"It's just a regular job, " he said, glancing out briefly at the skyline behind him and the tiny ships gliding across Victoria Harbour.

And in the little cracks you saw tiny little living things scurrying about, and there was that utter silence, complete and infinite.

He set up in business fifty years ago in a tiny, poky shop in London, and now the company he found has branches all over the country.

Recalling a tiny piece of the past is always difficult while tragic memories from it are always there, ready to haunt you.

She had unruly blonde hair that hung down to her shoulders, steady green eyes, and tiny teeth, and I thought she was beautiful.

yeah, but do you know where i'd be if i'd been just a tiny bit stronger?

I showed him my tiny purse. He took it and laughed as he counted the few coins. Then he took out his wallet.

to take a random example, in tiny Stratford up on the border with Oklahoma some 54% of the children at the local high school are Hispanic.

Entering this tiny small room, I found myself in a tavern. All by myself, I found a seat, enjoying fado music and films in the dark.

He did not remember his sister at all, except as a tiny, feeble baby, always silent, with large, watchful eyes.

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.

Fern couldn't take her eyes off the tiny pig. "Oh, " she whispered. "Oh, look at him! He's absolutely perfect. "

In specific cases, tiny mass can be changed into tremendous amounts of energy, causing atomic bombs coming out on earth.

She was carrying an infant in a tiny blanket, and the woman's long brown hair kept getting in her eyes.

Week after gentleman tiny doubt, descend a moment, let out to inhale, revolve inborn vitality once again, try to break a method for sky.

He led me into the tiny living-room. "I'm alone now, sir. Lost my missus over a year ago. She used to think the world of the old dog. "

'Original production is still a tiny fraction in terms of total lengths, ' she said.

But how surprised she was to see in the middle of the flower, a tiny little man, as white and transparent as if he had been made of crystal!

Over time, these tiny threads form in the liquid into layers and produce a mat on the surface.

A year later I acquired a programmable calculator with a tiny engine that pulled magnetic memory cards through its slot.

The only tiny concession you could give is to go premium economy so the little darlings get more leg room and a larger seat.

The true face of Britain is not the tiny minority that looted, but the large majority that came out afterwards to help clean up.

A tiny, evanescent expectation can often from pure natural environment, and a strong produced expectation but is only from the Law.

Her limbs rejoiced to be outdoors again, out of her tiny cabin whose log walls had grown furry and overbearing during the long spring rains.

Asterisk footnote A tiny asterisk conducted me to a footnote at the bottom of the page.

In London, luxury complexes with tiny flats, gyms and easy access to urban pleasures are springing up for young and driven professionals.

However, when you come face to face with him, the goalmouth seems to shrink to a tiny size.

The tiny blossoms of the heliotrope turned their faces upward and followed the sun across the sky.

128Today, I looked down to see a tiny spider crawling on the inside of my leg, very close to my crotch.

Tiny spiders dripped from the wand and scurried toward their prey, growing rapidly as they went until each was the size of a man's hand.

Just as Tiny Core offers persistence options for downloaded application extensions, so does it for your home directory.

Made of two tiny tin beads usually used to calibrate electron microscope lenses, the snowman was built by the National Physical Laboratory.

But the screen door to the main building sprang open, and a tiny woman in a blue turtleneck and jeans appeared. A hammer hung on her belt.

His modest brain isn't quite up to speed and even if it was, he has very little control of his tiny tongue.

You hope, but we had a tiny picture . . . this was a year when Hollywood rewarded rule breakers.

She had an excellent figure with a tiny waist which had not thickened in spite of the six babies she had carried beneath it.

He has not ventured outside his tiny house for years because his wife is in a coma, and he does not want her to wake up and find him gone.

Below the nostrils in the open end of the tube-like trunk is at least one tiny finger-like piece jutting up.

A LITTLE OVER A DECADE AGO, NOKIA WAS AN UNKNOWN COMPANY IN A TINY country on the edge of the Arctic Circle.

This is a seven inch hat pin. it's very very sharp. And I'm going to just sterilize it a tiny bit.

There was no big quarrel or fight, just some tiny childhood misunderstanding, just for that we did not speak to each other ever again. . .

The poverty mentality thinks, "There's such a tiny bit of cake; I might as well eat it. "

There was also a tiny part of me that feared I might reach old age, or death, without ever having had sex.

The tiny lanterns which had been hung in the streets the night before, are placed into the sea when the festival is over.

While LGBT people were able to host two tiny parades in Moscow last month, it took much orchestration and ruffled quite a few feathers.

"What is so troublesome stem? Is a tiny bit extra uncomplicated and direct, how much do you want? " Tang asks after Long Nu.

And I'm going to just sterilize it a tiny bit.

I said you pick the best seed of the tallest tree in the forest, and plant it in a flower pot, and it will grow into a tiny tree.

The only thing what I do in this work is just opening my tiny two ears to hear what the space is talking to me.

As the tiny faults build up the length of our lives is determined by how quickly our body is able to carry out running repairs.

She settles down in her tiny bedroom, pulls a mobile phone out of her pocket and turns it on.

However you look at it, a dollar a day is a tiny income.

This squeezes the coloured oil into a tiny droplet in the corner of the pixel, where it cannot be seen.

So far SARS does not seem to spread in tiny airborne droplets as influenza or measles do, which would cause exponential spread.

Oil the metal cups in the popover pan and place a tiny bit of butter in the bottom of each cup from the bits you cut up.

typing, curling, concave design make brush head keep closer to eyes and make it easy to apply mascara onto tiny eyelashes on eye corner.

"When I looked off the deck of the ship, I saw hundreds and hundreds of little tiny pieces, " he said.

By contrast the thermal lily is just a centimetre wide - with tiny satin white flowers with a butter yellow centre.

The only reason why I'm fat is that this tiny body can't store all this personality.

I've seen other peoples' thumbs fly over the tiny keys, but I have large hands, and I never got the hang of it.

Billy was in the tiny square living room, a book in his hands. He set the book in his lap and wheeled himself forward when he saw me.

The most important scientific discovery of all time would seem to me to be that the Earth is so very tiny and insignificant.

His tiny hand was holding on to my finger, and I couldn't help remembering his mother's hand in mine over thirty years ago.

When the first boy didn't see a tiny sprout after the second day, he dug up the seed to see if it had sprouted.

Understanding cancer requires understanding the system in its proper context, not just a tiny bit of the problem.

She tucked the tissue-fine bit of paper into a tiny metal capsule and bound it to Hagane's leg.

She is part of a tiny minority that worries about the implications of all this for her child and her country.

He made his move because he felt guilty about the size of his residential carbon footprint, and now prefers life tiny and tidy.

She had slammed the door of her tiny apartment at the same instant she remembered she had left her keys inside.

I'm not bothered if my Sunday night shepherd's pie nibbles off a tiny bit of that figure.

"We're ready to go to Paris and extract a tiny bit of paint from the numbers and see whether they match the rest of the painting" he said.

then , among the advancing echoes , there was the tread of her tiny feet and the sound of her prattling words.

One of them takes out a tiny sleek telephone from his towel and starts talking.

Yet if you could zoom out of this tiny island to gaze across the entire expanse of Asia, you will see that she is not alone.

As a little girl growing up in the tiny Rwandan village of Mataba, I was taught that America was the land of opportunity.

The company tried to put some of the blame on Japan's earthquake, even though Japan counts for just a tiny fraction of its revenue.

Dave Schembri, president of Smart USA, said the crash type chosen, a head-on collision, was a tiny fraction of accidents.

It was just a tiny little thing done in a flat in London by some friends of Richard's- the place is called Johnnie's.

And what was not even funny, they considered the heel's pad, with a tiny fat layer there to be meant for cushioning! !

When a happy new mother moved the cloth to look upon her new baby's tiny face, she was shocked. The baby had been born without ears !

Even the ducks and hens toiled to and fro all day in the sun, carrying tiny wisps of hay in their beaks.

Named Aya, the tiny girl was placed on her mother's shoulder for a brief moment after she was born.

But a routine blood test revealed the Londoner had a problem with four tiny glands in her neck, which needed to be removed.

Tiny oceanic microorganisms solidify carbon and oxygen gases dissolved in sea water to produce a salt which settles on the sea floor.

Isn't it amazing how much code the compiler actually generates for such a tiny program?

She was a "tiny, cute baby" that looked like a fairy, her mother said, and that's why she gave her the nickname.

Except for the citizens of a few tiny oil kingdoms and Luxembourg, Americans on average live better than anybody else.

Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.

It was opened by inserting a needle into a tiny hole in the front of the coin.

If I got even a tiny drop of paint on her furniture, she would get furious. So I learned to be very careful.

Then all the flowers opened, and out of each came a little lady or a tiny lord, all so pretty it was quite a pleasure to look at them.

However, for an indoor helicopter, the equipment for such system would be too heavy to be carried for a tiny indoor helicopter.

he was but eleven months and nine days old and , though still a tiny toddler , was just beginning to lisp his first babyish words.

Still, I wasn't prepared when, rummaging in a closet, I found a case that looked to me like a tiny guitar's.

Every time I turned around there was a tiny person wanting me to pose for a picture or handing me a piece of paper to autograph.

"You think of her as voluptuous, but that combined with a tiny waist made her exaggeratedly feminine and attractive, " she said.

Without them, she said, her eyes look "really tiny" ; the lenses "make them look like they exist. "

His hands, four times as large, reached out slowly and clasped them as though they were cradling two tiny exotic birds.

But in just a tiny sliver of its history - the last few thousand years - the patterns of vegetation altered much faster than before.

Sheldon: This has nothing to do with religion. This has to do with the fact that you're a tiny, tiny man who still lives with his mother.

Jupiter and Saturn, spheres so cold and distant that the sun is no more than a tiny beacon in a vast twilight.

The aperture through which the sand runs is so tiny that first it seems as if the level in the upper glass never changes.

You can taste Tregothnan tea, grown in a tiny microclimate in Cornwall - surely one of the greatest rarities you can find in London!

The doctor's observatory rose above the labyrinth like a great isolated column, with a tiny house for a capital.

Words were on the tip of his tongue, but he was unable to say. If he opened his mouth to make a tiny sound, he would burst into tears.

The Maryland researchers inject polarised cyan light into a gold surface using a tiny optical fibre with a fine tip.

It blooms into a tiny whirlpool, growing as if it were alive.

Legco, with its echo of the children's toy, sounds like a pretend parliament in which democracy is constructed one tiny brick at a time.

This small scene in a quiet, rural town is just a tiny part of something big happening in South Korea's education system.