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Perhaps a more exiguous form of association could be developed on the model of the dominions of the British Commonwealth, where the British head of state is also head of state of Australia, Jamaica, Canada, and New Zealand.— Foreign Policy In Focus
Thought's place in nature is exiguous, however broad the landscape it represents; it touches the world tangentially only, in some ferment of the brain.— The Life of Reason
In the buttressed hollow of one of these palaeozoic cathedrals you are ashamed of your ribs, and blush for the exiguous pillars of bone on which your breathing structure reposes.— The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 45, July, 1861
For eight-year-old Jane Eyre, poverty is more than being connected with ragged clothes and exiguous food.— A Guy's Moleskine Notebook

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