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According to a tiny silver plaque on one of the bones, the skeleton was originally mounted on its iron frame at the London Hospital by somebody called Willmott.

According to a log created by Fitbit, a tiny gadget that hooks onto my belt loop and tracks my activities, I had only tiny spurts of movement the rest of the workday.

Folks like us are a tiny minority, according to a Gallup/USA Today poll conducted Dec. 10 to 12, 2010, with a sample of 1,019 adults.

But its own contribution to the world wide web is tiny, according to a leak that revealed the country has just 28 registered domains.

According to a study published in 1998, even tiny amounts of epibatidine can cause severe damage to an animal's brain and muscles.

Tiny homes, according to a 2015 analysis by the Pew Charitable Trust, are "cheap and energy efficient," but "lost in the enthusiasm is the fact that in many places, it is hard to live in them legally".

He has accused the program of massive fraud and waste, even though food stamp abuse (people getting stamps who are ineligible) is at an all-time low and accounts for a tiny proportion of all recipients, according to a study by the Government Accountability Office.

According to an article by Kevin J. Kelley: "Sanders' tiny degree of support in minority communities reflects his scant name recognition there in contrast with Clinton's.

Other migrants are being held in detention centers on tiny islands like Nauru, where, according to an Australian Senate committee report, children are sexually abused and guards offer weed in exchange for sex.

According to CEO.com, a tiny 2.6percentt of Fortune 500 CEOs have an Instagram account and the few who do are mostly Internet CEOs and founders such as Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian and Mashable CEO Pete Cashmore.

According to Holman, a tiny amount of moisture can create stress in the bat and cause it to shatter.