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  • It allows investors to have a say in the running of the mighty companies to whom they entrust their relatively tiny savings or pensions.
  • The average mortgage advance of 1982 of £ 12,000 seems small in comparison, and the average 1972 mortgage of £ 3,500 looks tiny.
  • Tiny fraction of the figures for britain.
  • Tiny by comparison, flanked the island.
  • Tiny in comparison to yours or a child's.
  • The seemingly tiny particles of wonder capture my attention.
  • Some people get tiny, red spots on their skin, especially on the arms or legs.
  • Tiny tibetan hamlet balanced on a narrow spur at 3200m.
  • It's modern, clean and very comfortable, but absolutely tiny.
  • A number of ships, made tiny by comparison, flanked the island.
  • Tiny minority in an alien land.
  • This was a very tiny village just outside of san salvador.
  • They are mostly brown but have tiny, square, white patches at the corners of their tails.
  • Tiny islands, we spotted a couple of seals basking on the rocks.
  • She seems so tiny and fragile next to jen.
  • My baby felt especially tiny when i returned to him, or maybe it was the rest of the world that suddenly felt bigger.
  • Tiny village to the first sights of the city.
  • I've wondered why i wanted a lawn, however tiny.
  • Note: if you pause the dvd at the right moment you can see tiny elven peta protestors on a hillside.
  • Tiny particles, without us ever noticing.

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