Even the clouds glimpsed in crevices between buildings above Wall Street are sliced into exiguous triangles. |
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The next step was to take the plug off the flex of the pump, and thread it through the exiguous drainage hole. |
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Given these exiguous resources, Faulkner's political achievements down to the end of 1973 were not inconsiderable. |
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So the charge made for the accommodation during her lifetime was the nominal charge referable to her exiguous state retirement pension. |
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A lot of the fun of reading these papers is seeing how an exiguous collection of commitments plays out in so many different domains. |
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Looking at them pegged on the line they look somewhat exiguous in nature. |
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The second one is that the relatively exiguous constraints on some obnoxious weapons are useless when an occupying power decides that it is at war with a population. |
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As some had been existing on the exiguous salaries paid by opposition parties to their advisers, this led to some obvious inequities. |
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They can be rammed into exiguous rental car spaces and pass most modern carry-on tests. |
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Most discussions of historiography focus on how historians tease out the exiguous meanings of documents when they are very scarce. |
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Private insurance is also exiguous, covering less than 1 per cent of the population. |
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However the carpark in front of the Temple is very exiguous and the manoeuvre with a truck would have been very delicate. |
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Finished the exiguous planes able to carry 100 or 200 passengers to the maximum. |
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It was conceived to facilitate the detection of leak, especially in exiguous places. |
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The sovereign dynasty of Grimaldi for 700 years has known to emphasize this territory, with the exiguous departure, and to make it bear fruit. |
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With their sculpted polychrome wood, red brick, and copper roofs, these temples are often grouped together in an exiguous manner. |
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However, double rooms being exiguous we strongly encourage the reservation of single rooms. |
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The judge attempted to do his best on exiguous material to measure the unmeasurable and in the result awarded compensation for the uncompensatable. |
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They are entering the market, setting up stalls on snowy streets, moonlighting to supplement exiguous incomes. |
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Now in its 84th impression in Spanish, it remains a fixture on the exiguous shelves devoted to Latin America in bookshops in Europe and the United States. |
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The path on which I then planted my feet was quite unprecedentedly narrow. I had never had to walk along a thoroughfare so exiguous. |
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This unusual architecture is reminiscent of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, or else of these Japanese arrangements where the finest details of a park are all reproduced in a most exiguous space. |
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The free accommodation provided to agency representatives in some countries is exiguous, not properly maintained and often unsuitable for their operational needs. |
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The modular elements of different widths and depths with especially reduced profiles can be inserted in passages which are often exiguous, thus providing a solution which many would not be able to provide. |
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The herdboy in the broom, already musical in the days of Father Chaucer, startles the lark with this exiguous pipe. |
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Especially designed to equip D.l. Y. machines, it may fit into the exiguous premises owing to its small size. ln option, it may be equiped with a broom kit or a cleaning kit with flexible hose. |
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The exiguous existing services are simply unable to deal with the changing routes taken by the vessels, and are in no logistical position to cope with the enormous scale on which this problem is developing. |
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The Sugnaux robot type G40 has been specially designed for small-size cellars or exiguous sites and features curing capacities of 10'000 to 13'000 loafs per week. |
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Such a stance, of course, involves taking great risks with the lives of other people one is in no position to consult, by urging on a military and political authority over which we have at most extremely exiguous checks. |
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