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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and saving a small" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing saving a small amount of something, such as money or resources, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "I started budgeting my expenses and saving a small amount each month for my vacation."
Alternatives: "and setting aside a little" or "and putting away a small".
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There's always upscaling (Samsung says they've built some pretty fancy, machine learning-based upscaling here), but if nearly everything you're watching is upscaled anyway, you probably would have been better off waiting a few years and saving a small mountain of money.
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It conserves water and saves a small amount of good soil from going down the drain.
If the map you want is too large, you can zoom in and save a smaller one.
The hard work and sweat would mean saving a small fortune come wintertime.
You can always start by saving a small amount every month.
And of those who do save, they are saving a smaller proportion of their income.
The VLRE client maintains a local file to record user preferences and to save a small amount of state information, such as when the last check for OS updates was performed.
In 2008, after five years working for a firm in New York and having saved a small nest egg, she quit, thinking she was headed out on a yearlong trip.
Instead of staying in a small hospital room, you can spend your recovery time in a luxurious Four Seasons Hotel, receive high-quality medical treatment, and still save a small fortune.
However, as Nick Albery wrote in 1983, it was still a small victory for the community, which had spent the better part of a decade battling the GLC and had now saved "a small part of West London from a bleak future".
This is Britain strong and healthy and we want to save a small part of it if we can," he said.
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