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thin

[thin] / θɪn /






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Back in the lab, the cores were sliced into thin sections and analyzed with a highly sensitive magnetometer capable of detecting signals far weaker than a compass needle.

From Science Daily

Other U.S. data due during the week are thin on the ground but will still attract attention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Child care workers earn so little in part because child care centers typically run on thin margins.

From Salon

The district’s offer, he added, “continues to understaff our schools. Schools are already stretched thin and student services suffer.”

From Los Angeles Times

Despite this sequel’s thin and rote stretches, it once again closes strong with a few images that will stick in your head for at least a week or two.

From Los Angeles Times