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Parallel to it, also headed to the beach, was a puny single file of cars.
The Treasury estimated raising the rate to 50% should bring in £6.2bn, but the actual return was a puny £100m.
He rebounded well, but was a puny 12 for 30 from the floor, often resorting to timid putbacks and rushed tap-ins.
Asus's first Eee PC was a puny device with a screen measuring only seven inches (18 centimetres) diagonally, a midget keyboard and flash memory instead of a hard disk.
In the United States, which had been an oasis of relative calm with a growing economy and rising employment, job growth in May, reported Friday, was a puny 69,000.
What I saw under his field cap — he had no helmet — was a puny little man, and what I heard was a Berlin drawl that you could cut with a knife.
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ALTHOUGH this amendment was passed in the name of deficit reduction, the requested money for the site is a puny $3 million a year.
But that's only because at the moment the income they're allowed to keep for so-called personal expenses is a puny £17.50 a week.
The unemployment rate is a puny 3.8percentt.
Compared to the Somme offensive, terrorism is a puny matter.
Their starting salary is a puny $31,305 a year.
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