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Equity crowdfunding will be "minuscule compared to the impact crowdfunding will have on debt financing," says Candace Klein, SoMoLend's founder and C.E.O.

Odigo may be minuscule compared to Microsoft, but that doesn't mean its engineers aren't as good when it comes to cracking AOL's blockade.

Whatever remnants of new regulation emerge, they will be minuscule compared to what needs to be done.

But critics said that any savings would be minuscule compared to the size of Dublin's enormous budget deficit and that getting rid of the Senate would deprive the Irish political system of important checks and balances.

Our ratio of breaches against hours of programming complied is minuscule compared to other licensees".

The price cuts are minuscule compared to the huge falls in wholesale gas and electricity prices.

The differences between Gore and Bradley are minuscule compared to the miles of differences between them and George W. Bush".

"The budget for countering violence and extremism is minuscule compared to the overall counter-terrorism budget," Hughes said.

As such, support for improving data and statistics is minuscule, compared to other policy areas such as education and health.

But the things that divide the party are minuscule compared to the things that hold it together.

Criminal actions by armed opposition members, while appalling, are minuscule compared to the systematic criminal repression of the regime ….