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The phrase "appears in a tiny" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is visible or present in a small or limited context or space.
Example: "The text appears in a tiny font at the bottom of the page, making it difficult to read."
Alternatives: "is found in a small" or "shows up in a little".
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Yet, as with Alice, Sullivan effortlessly locates Maggie within her generation via small but resonant details, as when one of her friends appears in a "tiny tight dress in Lewinsky blue".
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Ms. Skye, who most recently appeared in a tiny role in the film "Zodiac," looks beautiful.
When you press the button, a person should appear in a tiny rectangle on your tablet within fifteen seconds to respond to your query.
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Playing her second solo recital in Carnegie Hall on May 16 (her debut recital was last season, in October 2011) she appeared confident in a tiny black one-shoulder dress, black tights and towering high heels.
His words should resonate in Europe as well where innovation appears in tiny pockets and only in the richest countries.
Busy postdocs, Anne's Web site states, "didn't have the time to read" the card's 70 words, leaving many, especially international scientists, "misinformed about the meaning of the card" because the "true meaning of the card appears in tiny print".
The third member of the Trinity appears as a tiny dove in a sunburst over the Lamb.
In a telescope, Mercury appears as a tiny "half moon".
Tiny bay scallops might appear in a chilled salad with ripe, perfect slices of papaya, ruffled purple basil and a splash of aceto balsamico.
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