Israel's tiny counter-bid has been to suggest an increase in the CIA presence at the "security" talks that are occasionally held.
Given the fact that her own mother occasionally wonders why a young lady with a master's degree from Columbia (in international affairs) would spend her days planning toga parties for 100, you have to ask if Ms. Sindi's motives aren't, in the tiniest way, a bid for social acceptance.
Productivity is tiny: the farm the bid cites as an example of good practice keeps just one sheep per hectare.
When the destinations for FIFA's flagship competition for 2018 and 2022 were decided two years ago in Zurich, Platini voted in favor of the tiny Persian Gulf state's bid.
The tiny Balkan state's bid to become the 29th member of the alliance is strongly backed by the White House and the Pentagon, but its status is unresolved in the Senate, which will end its legislative session on Thursday.
In September 1999, NBC took an ownership stake in the tiny Pax network in a bid to win access to a second, national broadcast outlet.
Then, toward the end of the session, when Mr. Wyndham had just failed to obtain a winning bid for a tiny panel by Eugène Boudin, a clerk handed him a scrap of paper.
Already millions around the world are being lured into this new flexible labour, required to bid online for tiny tasks and paid a pittance or nothing at all if the "requesters" so decide.
In any case, James Murdoch later acknowledged that, in fact, there had been more going on that night: he and Cameron, he admitted the following year, had discussed the BSkyB bid in "a tiny side conversation" which he couldn't really remember.
A decade ago antitrust regulators quashed Microsoft's takeover bid for then tiny rival Intuit.
[Calculate the spot value] of the lot they were selling and put in a bid just as tiny but above that spot value and to do this for many different lots.
