This slender South American country is the largest lithium producer in the world.
This slender paragon, wearing only a beige body sheath, lives in an immaculate pale-gray room in an expensive clinic, known as El Cigarral, just outside Toledo, Spain.
In the last one its share of the vote was only three points higher than the Tories', but the first-past-the-post system, and the less-even distribution of Conservative voters, translated this slender preference into 356 seats in the 646-member House of Commons.
The Sheldon comes from the time of Johnson's greatest commitment to Mies van der Rohe and the International style, but Mies would not have liked the arched porticoes with their slender columns and pilasters that define this simple rectangular space.
Upon this unusual plot, which manages to seem at once slender and wholly implausible, the South Korean director Park Chanwook has constructed a highly wrought, low-lit piece of gothic, worrying away at our senses without pausing to check that his story makes any sense.
Although slender, horizontal sailor stripes are perennially popular, this season, Ms. Etro favors a wider stripe about 2 inches, she estimates.
So slender a pillar will not sustain the weight of this war.
This is particularly alarming for publishers because digital margins are almost as slender as print ones.
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At the sight of this cortege, an incongruous roaring shakes the crowd, where shaggy adults and slender youths vie for the choicest places.
This book, written by a company insider and games expert, is a slender, affectionate retrospective look at the firm's glory years, combined with a mournful account of its decline, including some well-aimed digs at those responsible.
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"This is the first time we have been able to conduct such a close examination of the Horton Plains slender loris, " he said.
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