Nevertheless, my health has deteriorated to the point that only 20% of my lungs now work and my lung capacity has shrunk to less than the size of two Coke cans.
The Queen was taking a close interest in the referendum, and was said to have noted a poll published in the Times earlier that week, which found the no side's lead had shrunk to only six points.
At the same time, said Richards, Ofcom's budget has shrunk by 26.7% in real terms over the last two-and-a-half years.
A 2011 survey found the population had shrunk by more than 13% in little over a decade, leading to fears of a brain drain.
Italy is back in recession and approaching deflation; Germany's economy has shrunk and France stagnates.
My favourite performance is in a lesser-known film, Hope Springs, in which she plays half of a couple going through marriage counselling (Tommy Lee Jones is inflexible and uncommunicative; she's a people-pleaser who's shrunk during their life together).
Differences have narrowed considerably over the last nine months, but as the number of outstanding issues has shrunk, the differences over them have sharpened.
"The UK's ability to generate tax receipts has shrunk considerably since the financial crisis, meaning that the next incoming government will have to persevere with a credible plan to improve public finances.
Despite NHS plans to shift care out of hospitals, the community nursing workforce has shrunk significantly in the past five years at the same time as the number of nursing posts in hospitals has increased.
After two years of financial crisis, the City's expectations have also shrunk faster than its loan books.
Given that the economy has shrunk by 25% in the past five years and is still shrinking, again the answer is yes.
