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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are smaller so" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The boxes are smaller so they can fit in the trunk."
Alternatives: "are smaller, which means" or "are smaller, therefore".
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East Asian families are smaller, so tycoons more often have to find outside managers.
But then I found these great Cary Grant-size martini glasses, which are smaller, so that we can have two".
The numbers are smaller so far this year — it's early — but this crop of presidential aspirants has raised $66.9 million nationally, $3.9 million of it in Texas.
(That brand's sheets are smaller, so you'll want to reduce the amount of shallots, mustard and cheese by about 25percentt). Cut into 12 or more squares for an appetizer, and 6 for an entree (if you're using Dufour pastry; 4 if you're using Pepperidge Farm), and serve the latter with a crunchy green salad.
Children are smaller, so their "dose" of any given chemical ends up being higher.
"Yeah, but in France the cars are smaller, so it's as deep but not as wide".
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The trees are small, so environmental loadings of ice, snow, and wind are low.
The neuromodules presented are small so that their structure function relationship can be analysed.
In Eq. 15, the similarities between negative samples are small, so we let w be constant.
Startups are small, so they typically don't post jobs nationally.
The raw numbers are small so far, but Snapchat use among older adults is growing fast.
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