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Those figures will give EVs a still tiny 2percentt share of the total U.S. fleet.

The number of women chief executives climbed from a negligible 2% to a still-tiny 6%; Denmark did similarly well without a quota.

This oblivion has paid dividends though, and today it's a perfectly preserved collection of colonial mansions, elegant plazas and soaring churches with a still-tiny tourist industry.

Recycling advertising content for different media outlets is a growing but still tiny business.

But an increasing, though still tiny, number of people are opting out of this daily grind.

It's also true that Islamic militants and foreign fighters are playing an increasing, but still tiny, role in the combat.

But mobile data usage - at 0.5 gigabytes (0.5GB) a month - is still tiny compared to fixed broadband usage, currently 58GB a month on average.

The presence of classical music is still tiny among a West Bank population of 2.5 million.

Though China's domestic stockmarkets exploded in size during the mid-1990s, they are still tiny as a proportion of GDP.

Yet that market is still tiny for a country of India's size and overall media spending.

The fourth category - true VOD - is still tiny as a proportion of total viewing time, still less than 1% among the whole population, maybe 2% for 15-34s.