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Meanings of smaller in English
Usage of smaller in English
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The smaller animal health unit could also slightly increase margins, Bayer said.
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Participation so far, however, shows it being used mostly by smaller institutions.
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Mr Armstrong said smaller construction companies would benefit from the maintenance work.
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The wine industry is expecting another record year, despite a smaller harvest.
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Today, the group is much smaller, but the work has hardly changed.
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But COVID-19's greatest grip is on the smaller nations of Eastern Europe.
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It is far smaller today, with 500 people employed directly or indirectly.
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The government will expand funding to better help smaller companies, he added.
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Microsoft is among the smaller number of companies building formal ethics processes.
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Mr Symons said people should aim to save smaller amounts more often.
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However on much smaller basis than with the earlier Bertelsmannpublishing house, or?
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There are other issues causing problems for countries with smaller bond markets.
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Many smaller firms, however, view the plan as a deterrent to business.
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As a result, he's had to consider moving into a smaller home.
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Tablets and smartphones, the real growth areas, use far smaller memory storage.
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Faster, smaller servers and renewable energy contracts accomplish both, industry sources said.
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