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Of this experience, Miss Burns wrote on tiny scraps of paper:
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The air was instantly thick with tiny scraps of paper.
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And I found a few tiny scraps of fabric embedded between her and the clay.
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For one is the whole, and the other is one, a few tiny scraps of the whole.
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As he did so, his eye fell upon several tiny scraps of paper lying in the vacant space.
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It consulted what tiny scraps of instructions it could reconstruct from the tatters of its central mission module.
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I seldom saw a book, and could only spare time in tiny scraps to read them when I did.
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She was drenched and wearing only a few tiny scraps of clothing that had obviously been ripped to pieces.
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Years after their death a little black box was found, containing four tiny scraps of paper, undiscovered by poems.
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That is to say, they can pick off tiny scraps of weed or dirt which settle on the animal's body.
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From their vantage point seven kilometres ahead of the Coogan they could see tiny scraps of debris floating slowly in the current.
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On its way it loses the tiny scraps of food which it contains, and carries away any waste stuff out of the Sponge.
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In his hand he held a leather case, all torn, and split at one end, and a few tiny scraps of half-charred paper.
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Though I was very close to the Crab, I could hardly see the tiny scraps which he was able to pick up so easily.
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"It is black and there are tiny scraps of something in it," pointed out Strange.
