The children were so weak they couldn't cope when a tiny drop in the temperature came after sunset.

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Inspired by his dentist, Kelman figured out a way to use an ultrasound probe to disintegrate the cataract, a tiny vacuum to pull out the pieces, and a small incision to drop in the new lens.

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But given the size of the oil market, capturing even a tiny niche can represent hyperbolic growth potential for an entrant with a true drop-in molecule.

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If you cut out a tiny piece of the circle, a chad if you will, and drop it into a vial of bacteria, which you then chill, feed and warm up for an hour--presto!

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It might be worth sacrificing a permanent increase in inflation for a temporary cut in unemployment--if the increase in inflation were tiny, and if the drop in unemployment were big and prolonged (albeit not permanent).

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