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The phrase "a bit of small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as "small" is typically used as an adjective and does not fit well with "a bit of." Example: "I need a bit of small help with my project." (This sentence is awkward and unclear.)
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A bit of small talk is typical before a meeting.
"I did manage to have a bit of small talk with Paxman.
After a bit of small talk, Hamman told him about Dahl's software.
This brace and other early examples are shown fitted with a bit of small diameter.
It's a bit of small strike zone, but eventually the players have to adjust.
10.32pm GMT Kate leans down for a bit of small talk with Jess, and that's it.
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For him, it is not just about saving a bit of small-town history and rejuvenating an area downtown, although he is most certainly doing both.
The SEC is said to be considering prohibiting such weasel words from the accounts of British firms listed in America.In German accounts, says Liesel Knorr, secretary-general of the German Accounting Standards Committee, "there is quite a bit of small-time cheating and there might be big cheating as well".
(The nose) It's not too bad, a bit of a small break in the nose".
After a bit of stilted small talk for the cameras, Davis did her roundelay of media interviews.
Through a bit of forced small talk I discovered he came from Picardie and enjoyed playing soccer.
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