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little

[lit-l] / ˈlɪt l /








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But so far there is little sign that Putin is worried about a backlash from elites or Russian society.

From The Wall Street Journal

Retail analysts have described it as a “loss leader,” meaning that it is sold at little to no profit in order to entice customers to shop at the store and spend money on other items.

From Los Angeles Times

"That injury did shake me up a little bit," he said.

From BBC

Given the way the league format works with 18 games taking place simultaneously on the final matchday, it is little wonder Trubin was not fully aware of what his side needed.

From BBC

"It's important to have a little reset and to take some space away to reflect," Olivia says.

From BBC