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Section 5 only covered a handful of Florida counties, but the entire state was subject to preclearance.

Tuesday's set covered a handful of her own songs, from nearly 30 years of records — from "Ask the Angels" (1976) to "Mother Rose" (2004) — as well as a bunch she didn't write, and a couple that she has perhaps only admired from afar.

We've covered a handful of adult-related startups here.

They covered a handful of titles that included Guitar Hero: World Tour (details on this coming later today), Quantum of Solace, Spider Man: Web of Shadows, Wolfenstein and Marvel Ultimate Alliance II: Fusion.

The site currently only covers a handful of destinations (including Barcelona, Berlin, New York and Paris), but it looks set to expand.

Instead, they can watch — or cover — a handful of horse races a year, seize on the opportunity to make headlines with a tragedy, and go back to ignoring the sport, instead of asking hard, necessary, and inconveniently complex questions that would require more of them than grandstanding on a big day.

It has since morphed into a local reviews site, which covers a handful of cities in the emerging world, with a current focus on Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

A decade ago, the asset-backed market covered only a handful of areas, primarily debt tied to homes, credit cards and cars.

No major news organizations keep bureaus in Yemen, leaving the country largely covered by a handful of freelance correspondents.

The good news is that a majority of open source software is covered by a handful of licenses, and there are just two major license categories: "copyleft" requires developers to make the source code and documentation available; and "permissive" applies minimal conditions, such as author attribution.

Thus, even though selective reporting bias cannot be studied properly on a single marker, because most markers are only covered by a handful of studies each, the combined data are likely highly informative for quantitative models of selective reporting.