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Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia said yesterday that its first-quarter loss narrowed slightly as sales at its smaller magazines, like Everyday Food, slowed the pace of revenue declines.

The Folk Art Museum closed its Midtown Manhattan building in 2011 because of financial difficulties and has been operating at its smaller Lincoln Square location.

Overall sales at Tesco, which has the most convenience stores, slid 2.4%, but it would have been worse without the 1.3% rise in underlying sales at its smaller shops.

Manor House, which cares for 13,000 patients in Glossop and another 3,000 at its smaller sister surgery in nearby Hadfield, is experiencing the same problems as many of the UK's 9,770 GP practices.

The Royal Opera also announced plans for at least 15 new works through that year both at the main theater and at its smaller Linbury Studio Theater, part of an effort to emphasize contemporary opera.

In "Contact," soon to open at the Vivian Beaumont Theater after starting at its smaller sister at Lincoln Center, the Mitzi E. Newhouse, the director and choreographer Susan Stroman turns dance itself into the principal narrative force of the show's three vignettes.

At its smallest, it would be about the size of Workington or Whitehaven; at its biggest, larger than Carlisle.

The smaller the circle the better the chance you will have to capture that beauty, so wait until it's at its smallest before releasing and land it inside the circle.

Planck's constant is an important number in quantum theory, a way to measure the granularity of the world at its smallest scales and it has the value 6.626 x 10-34 joule seconds.

Let, in the case, then it is obvious attains, at, its smallest value on the interval.

The Southwest has long said it has 75,000 visitors a year at its small, out-of-the-way location in the Mount Washington neighborhood.