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We can restore your headlights for a tiny fraction of the cost of replacement!

Nobody can be expected to know everything, or even a tiny fraction of everything.

A typical science best seller will move a tiny fraction of that number.

It is still a tiny fraction of the $30 billion global art market, but is sizeable for an emerging market.

So far just a tiny fraction, maybe 5 percent, of American debt collection is done outside the country, industry executives estimate. But new business is in the pipeline.

The perfect orientation, the scientists discovered, is for food to point at 3.2 degrees clockwise, a tiny fraction to the right of the vertical axis of the plate.

But despite the growing infusion of capital, innovation and talent, solar power will provide only a tiny fraction of the world's electricity needs for the foreseeable future.

Critically, they found that when the gas was heated a tiny fraction (only by millionths of a degree Kelvin), the oscillation slowed, signifying an increase in viscosity.

The large, anonymous crowds in which we now teem began with the agricultural revolution, and without agriculture we could survive in only a tiny fraction of our current numbers.

I mean, between Skype and Twitter and Google Documents, we've been able to collaborate with people that I've never met in person, and I think Lukas has just met a tiny fraction of them in person.

An incredibly tiny fractional variation in the system energy.