What with all this excitement, the lawmakers did not have enough time to make a minuscule change in state law that would have allowed 20,000 residents to get extended unemployment benefits, which would have been paid for entirely by federal funds.
Despite its relatively minuscule part of the state's $182 billion budget, the commission is not exempt from the cutting bonanza that lawmakers are undertaking as they seek to trim $15 billion to $27 billion from the state's two-year budget.
Bob Dole, Mr. Thompson said, drew "very minuscule" interest in this state in 1996, and in 1992, President Bush took "his ill-fated train trip across Wisconsin and it was all collapsing around him".
A little over ninety thousand votes is minuscule in a populous state like California, where Harris garnered 1,584,800 votes alone during an off-year primary election.
Although this is partly true, I have visited classrooms in other countries where poor kids are outperforming suburban kids in America, and I have studied generous welfare states with minuscule poverty levels where most kids fail to learn sophisticated critical-thinking skills.
Tests in Arizona, California and Washington state have found minuscule amounts in milk, leading to concern among dairy farmers.
In the broadest sense, it could be fair to call Agalarov, the construction tycoon, a Putin-linked oligarch because, in the age of Putin, every businessperson of a certain size — and at nearly two billion dollars, Agalarov's wealth is certainly not minuscule — must keep in mind state interests, and be ready to sacrifice personal interest or profit for the will of the Kremlin.
Arrighi shows how chancery minuscule letters are made; he states rules for joining and spacing letters and for spacing words and text lines, and he supplies practice exercises.
Many states showed only minuscule average differences, particularly Arkansas (0.4percentt) and Georgia (0.2percentt).
