smidge

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Which is why I was slightly surprised and somewhat pleased that Newcastle increased the size of their family enclosure more than three-fold, allowing me and my son to get season tickets for a smidge more than it would have cost for just me to go to the cheap seats in the new singing section that has also been created.

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  • While the specifications might not excite, the good news is that the manufacturer has managed to slim an already pretty lightweight netbook down a smidge. —  bit-tech.net Feed
  • I know email is faster, but for the same reason it feels like it matters just a smidge less. —  sprite writes
  • In terms of GDP, tax collections also fell substantially, going from 19. 6\% in 1981 to 19. 1\% in 1982 to 17. 5\% in 1983 and even a smidge further down in 1984. —  Angry Bear
  • And more importantly, I'd like to ask the peeps of A-N, particularly those who have completed or are studying Year 12, for a smidge of advice. —  Aussie-Nintendo.com Forums
  • Spending a little while listening to Joni Mitchell and trying to be even a smidge productive, unlike I have been the last few days. —  LUSTY LADY
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