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Still, he turned up as a guest on other artists' albums and contributed a handful of songs to soundtracks.

The song was also Sledge's biggest hit, though he would contribute a handful of essential songs to the soul canon over the next few years, including "It Tears Me Up," "Warm and Tender Love," "Take Time to Know Her," and "Cover Me".

As for the others in the supposed alliance, military commitments are few and far between, though the French say they're in and Australia will contribute a handful of attack aircraft.

Six of the donor peers have contributed just a handful of times to debate in the chamber since entering the House of Lords, and one has already retired, while retaining his title.

In the 2016 election, the DeVos family contributed heavily to a handful of Republican super PACs that helped Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

Add a handful of ice.

Add a handful of herbs (optional).

Conservative mega-donors allied with the sprawling political and fundraising network spearheaded by the billionaire Koch brothers have already contributed at least $20m to a handful of Super Pacs backing Republican presidential candidates, the Guardian can reveal.

Collaboratio is a touchy thing, with each partner convinced most of the time that he has to do with an idiot or a malingerer; each furious to think that the eventual profit and glory must be shared with someone who has contributed no more than a handful of feeble-minded suggestions or a few pages of perfunctory and negligible prose.

There's A Taste of Home, with a circulation of 3.2 million and a readership that contributes all the recipes; a handful of Taste of Home offshoots, like Simple & Delicious and Healthy Cooking; a few issues of Every Day With Rachael Ray; and several cookbooks.

We highlight these examples to show that no single partition dominated in terms of contributing conflict, but only a handful of partitions are involved in significant length differences.