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1
Terms of those deals showed
comparatively
small
amounts of money changing hands.
2
There are many other
comparatively
small
falls and cascades in the Valley.
3
But the number of such long words in Latin is
comparatively
small
.
4
Under cover of night the Battalion sets out, in
comparatively
small
parties.
5
The world's wealthiest continent can easily handle such a
comparatively
small
influx.
6
Cotton, saffron, opium, silk and salt are exported in
comparatively
small
quantities.
7
Only a
comparatively
small
part of his philosophical writings concern us here.
8
Their eminence seems out of all proportion to their
comparatively
small
numbers.
9
A pair of wildcats, for example, require a
comparatively
small
hunting ground.
10
For this purpose only a
comparatively
small
force, rapidly gathered, was available.
11
Leaves
comparatively
small
;
leaf-stalks below medium size, stained with red at the base.
12
The number of migrants arriving in Bulgaria is still
comparatively
small
.
13
This territory is
comparatively
small
and in it lies the city of Vienna.
14
A handful of cases have settled, although the dollar amounts are
comparatively
small
.
15
The musical and fashionable elements in the city's population had
comparatively
small
representation.
16
The rewards of protecting the lawful trade were likely to be
comparatively
small
.
comparatively
small
comparatively