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small

[smawl] / smɔl /




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They had healthier livers, gained less weight, maintained lower blood sugar levels, and developed smaller fat cells, even after being exposed to an unhealthy diet later in life.

From Science Daily

Near its tail, it also hosts a small group of worms that feed on its excrement.

From Science Daily

"If we ignore the ocean's smallest organisms, we might miss important climate dynamics," says Dr. Ziveri.

From Science Daily

"Indian farms are very small and they can't really compete with highly subsidised US agriculture," Hussain, the former agriculture ministry official, said.

From Barron's

It's a small bag or box, lined with metal mesh or foil, which blocks the electromagnetic signal.

From BBC