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But this is a trifling quibble about a magnificent book.
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Though this might seem a terrible toll, it was a trifling price for a critical strategic breakthrough, the last moment of the war when Hitler might credibly have stemmed the tide in the West.
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Yet radical welfare reform will inevitably arouse far more opposition than a trifling cut in benefits.
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Thus, SM Entertainment took in a trifling 1.9 billion won in domestic digital sales in the first quarter of 2012.
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And, paradoxically, this is why people are more than a trifling upset about the government mandating absolute transparency for air travel.
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Think that her doctorate and the professorship at one of the most prestigious universities in the world is just a trifling for her?
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And that is just a trifling example of what goes on.
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Since cables that are already in the water can be upgraded at a trifling additional cost, those companies that are dropping them today could soon be pulling out treasure chests.
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At least one ex-employee claims he was capriciously fired over a seemingly trifling disloyalty.
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The fiscal cost of abolishing death duties may seem trifling, but it still means that for a given level of public spending other taxes must rise, which may harm incentives more.
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Trifling as it sounds, the game, created by a Los Angeles shop called YaYa , attracted 40, 000 players in the first week it appeared on Chrysler 's Web site.
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But trifling with Colombia-U.S. trade is only part of a larger outrage.
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