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The phrase "are tiny and are" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are describing something that is both tiny and has a repeated action or state, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The insects are tiny and are difficult to see without a magnifying glass."
Alternatives: "are small and are" or "are little and are".
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And populist parties led by politicians with strong Kremlin links are doing well in the run-up to a general election in October.The Baltic armed forces are tiny and are configured to support NATO efforts in faraway countries such as Afghanistan, not to defend the region against a real attack from Russia.
The teeth are tiny and are useful only in grasping.
HFs are tiny and are concealed within skin, whereas AUs are gigantic and are grown externally for visual display.
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These tomatoes tended to be tiny, and were painstakingly bred for size as well as flavor.
Both parts were tiny and were simply exposition to the main plot".
(The department already finances a similar pilot program — known as the Health Incentives Pilot — in Hampden County, Mass., but it is tiny and is scheduled to end soon).
She had attempted suicide when her first two children were tiny, and was sad that she had not given her children the family life she craved, although at least theirs was different from the one she had suffered.
But although they have plumbing and electricity, the houses are tiny and have been heavily criticised.
Still, the rooms are tiny and there are no common areas.
Although some of these creatures are tiny and unobtrusive, others are not.
Belgrade's uber-rich dress in Versace – yet average salaries are tiny and there is no social security.
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