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A hen has laid Britain's smallest egg just in time for Easter.

However, the smallest increment may not always be the right choice.

Bhutan's economy, one of the world "s smallest and least developed, is based on agriculture and forestry."

And if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?

When taking a trace, try to use the smallest scenario possible to reproduce your problem; otherwise, the amount of data that is captured might be prohibitive.

When that didn't generate too many objections, I started working on a much more detailed spec, which explained, down to the smallest detail, how everything looked to the user.

Ordinary bolt connecting bolts as a permanent use, when the design requirements or questions about its quality should be carried out when the smallest lag bolts kind complex load testing and the results were consistent with national standard《mechanical fasteners, bolts, screws and stud》 (GB3098).

An atom is the smallest indivisible particle of matter.

He habitually quarried the end-notes and the smallest print.

Pick the smallest increment of new capability you can think of.

Claimed as the world's smallest bathing suit on its launch, the bikini was initially banned in conservative Catholic countries.

The RUF specialised in cutting off the hands of their opponents for what they regarded as the smallest affront, such as voting the wrong way in an election.

Someone who is happy and positive or someone who brings you down and makes you feel hopeless, or worse, guilty about even your smallest successes?

The family is the smallest social unit.

The smallest child piped up with the answer.

Circles are drawn in top and bottom halves, from largest diameter to smallest.

Because Heathrow's two runways operate at close to capacity, even the smallest hitch can cause flight delays.

What makes “Up in the Air” an ideal vehicle for Mr. Clooney is that everything he has to do in the film is just the smallest shade of difference away from his familiar amiable persona.

In the soggy ground his footsteps made the smallest sounds.

He picked up what seemed to be the smallest bottle and discreetly asked the price.

The immediate team is the smallest unit, greater than a single person, that collaborates to produce a product or discrete part of a product.

Then they lined up together, each holding a different number, and shuffled back and forth to order their Numbers from largest to smallest, then smallest to largest.

He goes out to the smallest end of the bough, where it would bend with his weight, and gently lets himself down by it, sliding down the bough.

It is one of the smallest primates, and the smallest true monkey, with its body length ranging from 14 to 16 centimetres.

Even the smallest slip could permanently paralyze the patient.

To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of ocean by the frailty of its foam.

A long string of Sony products followed: the first small transistorized TVs, the world's smallest AM radio, even the video-tape cassette recorders used by U.S. astronauts on Apollo moon flights.