Apart from a handful of tiny outpost settlements, mining centres, and Aboriginal townships, there are no towns.
She sweeps in like a mannequin, utterly cool apart from a little hankie-wringing, a tiny scratch of the wrist, a glance at the whiskey bottle.
Apart from a minor deviation for a tiny "bubble" car in the 1950s, every BMW since then has been designed with a grille that's split down the middle.
In The Tea Shop (1929), the mimsy local patrons are served by nubile waitresses, who are naked apart from a raffish hat or tiny pinny.
Strengths of this study include large sample size, availability of socio-economic indicators over several time points and in analyses for women, consideration of parity, inclusion of those in institutions (apart from the tiny proportion already resident in an institution before age 60) and low rates of non-response and loss to follow-up.
"Mvezo, however, remains a place apart, a tiny precinct removed from the world of great events, where life was lived much as it had been for hundreds of years".
Moreover, three-quarters of the population carry mobile phones, which means that pretty well everyone has one, apart from tiny tots and a few elderly people.
Twelve blissful years, apart from one tiny mistake.
The results are unlikely to change, though, apart from by tiny margins.
