The winner-take-all system generally favoured major parties over minor parties, large states over small states, and cohesive voting groups concentrated in large states over those that were more diffusely dispersed across the country.
Damage in Cuba was minor, although large portions of western Florida experienced hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall.
The effect of this centimetre displacement rate has been shown through several damage features on the dam body, including minor to large dislocation cracks on the crest and a significant deformation zone on the downstream slope.
The tics seem to come as often with the acceptance of positive occurrences as they do with feeling generally fucked by minor to large things on any given day.
The latency to the first tap was similar for small (minor) and large (media or major) ant sub-castes in males, females and juveniles (n = 20 for each, LME, P>0.44).
The cold-rolled structure is elongated, thus the area-weighted half axis of the small (minor) and large (major) axis of the grain were calculated as a measure of the grain size.
Even though a majority said that they self treated because they felt their problems were minor, a large proportion of them also said that the illness prevented them from attending work or school, indicating a more severe illness.
Even though the overall increased prostate cancer risk by BMI is minor, the large incidence of prostate cancer in older men in combination with the increasing BMI in many Western populations will increase the future importance of BMI as a risk factor for prostate cancer.
The judge, a small, pinky, fine-featured man, pointed out that no case is small or large, minor or major, that all cases are equal & are dedicated to the pursuit of justice, one of the noblest human endeavors.
"We believe that hiking prices will impact minors in large part because they don't have their own income," he added.
