The new poll stands in contrast to a December 18 , 2014We Ask America survey of 1,003 voters commissioned by The Illinois Observer in which it showed Duckworth with a miniscule ½ point lead over Kirk, 45.59-45.02% and 9.39% undecided.
All told MIT had an amazing eight of the first 14 runners, which gave them a miniscule 26 points, well ahead of second place Coast Guard's 63.
Andris appeared in only 52 games last season, played 9.3 minutes per game while averaging a miniscule 0.5 points.
Mr. Obama had a miniscule lead of 0.2 points between the eight national tracking polls that were published, reversing an equally small 0.2-point advantage for Mr. Romney in the same surveys on Thursday.
Using these parameters as a framework, Dérive creates sweeping, heavenly moving portraits of each place where each data point is a miniscule source of light.
Given the miniscule improvement by item removal, all items were retained in the analysis.
Even a point this wan and miniscule represents progress compared to recent presidential races, though, alas, hardly sufficient to turn the Democrats into the party that eschews perpetual war or stands up to Big Money and the interests of the corporate elite.
0933: Outside the exclusion zone around Fukushima nuclear plant, radiation levels are absolutely miniscule and nothing to worry about, points out the BBC's Tim Willcox in Tokyo.
This year Obama's approval in the days leading up to election day was at 92% with Democrats and a miniscule 6% with Republicans – an 86-point gap.
And tort reform would lead to a miniscule drop in costs -- as Igor Volsky points out, "Malpractice costs represent less than half of 1% (0.46percentt of total health care expenditures)." But the good news, I guess, is that you can read all about this on Facebook.
Rigs that could mine a few Bitcoins a month were now mining a few Satoshis – the miniscule parts of the Bitcoin after the decimal point and the electricity need by GPUs was frighteningly wasteful.
