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— Chelsea Lennox, a junior at Boston College, the Gothic university overlooking this natty Boston suburb, picked up a bouquet of brightly colored condom packages and put them into the envelope that she views as a tiny beacon of sexual health resources at the deeply Catholic institution.

Home, the tiny beacon of farm-to-table cooking on the West Village's Cornelia Street, had vanished.

The company still hasn't gotten a handle on abuse, has been blamed for helping to elevate the "alt-right" movement of white nationalist internet trolls, and killed off one tiny beacon of creative brilliance in the internet's morass of vitriol: Vine.

But I think that hopefully Pink Martini has always been for many people a tiny glittering beacon of hope.

Ask the inhabitants of tiny Beacon Hill who are divided smack in the middle, and have to run their lives with an added complication.

But if you've ever driven across the vast expanse of a desert yourself (especially at night), you might know how unsettling it is to not have even a tiny glowing beacon to help guide you.

Unfortunately, simulations can cover only a tiny, tiny fraction of the universe of possible evolutionary scenarios.

Her latest battle, to protect a tiny lake north of Denver from reckless development, could serve as a beacon of light for those concerned about the health of our government and property rights.

A tiny group of individuals.

A tiny portion of roast beef.

"I do a tiny bit of politics.