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Very small parts
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Very small — period of time
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Very small person
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Very small pin
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Very small planet
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Very small: Pref.
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Very small: Prefix
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Very small quantities
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Very small quantity
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Very small quantity of a liquid
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Very small racing car
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Very small role
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Very small-scale
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Very small serving
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Very small sum
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Very small sums
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Very small thing
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Very small toll to drive on a road through the Alps?
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Very small type
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Very small unit of matter
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Very small weight
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Very small worker
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Very smart
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Very smart person
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Very smooth
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Very soft and liquid
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Very soft fleece source
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Very Soho
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Very Soho, say
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Very soon
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Very soon, casually
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Very soon, in old poetry
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Very soon (informal)
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Very soon now
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Very soon, once
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Very soon: Slang
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Very sophisticated
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Very sore
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Very sorry
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'Very sorry to hear that'
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Very: Sp.
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Very: Spanish.
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Very spicy
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Very spicy fare
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Very spirited
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Very standoffish
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Very start
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Very start, in country slang
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Very stingy with money
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Very strange
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Very strange occasion
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Very strict group
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Very striking
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Very strong
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Very strong, as a stomach
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Very strong clutching power
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Very strong distaste
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Very strong guys: Hyph.
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Very strong wind
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Very stuffy
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Very stupid
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Very stylish
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Very successful movies
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Very successful show
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Very succinctly
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Very sudden
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Very suddenly
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Very surprised
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Very sweet
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Very sweet and full of calories
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Very sweet, as Champagne
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Very sweet confection
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Very talkative
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Very tall
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Very tall Obama cabinet member Duncan
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Very tall person
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Very tall tale
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Very tall tree
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Very tame tom
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Very tart
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Very tasty
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Very tense
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Very tense, so to speak
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Very thick
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Very thick window
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Very thick wire
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Very thin
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Very thin, as a line
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Very thin battery
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Very thin fish
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Very thin, like figures in Lowry paintings
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Very thin MacBook
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Very thin margin.
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Very thin material for book pages
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Very thin pancakes
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Very thin soup
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Very thin spaghetti
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Very thirsty
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Very tight, as a turn
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Very timely, as an unexpected blessing
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Very timid
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Very tiny
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Very tiny amount, or a Greek letter
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Very tiny organism
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Very tip of a mountain or a pyramid
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Very tired
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Very, to a conductor
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Very, to a violinist
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Very, to a virtuoso
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Very, to Chopin
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Very to Masur
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Very, to Mozart
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Very, to Ozawa
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Very, to Puccini
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Very, to the maestro
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Very, to Valdez
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Very to Verdi
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Very, to Vivaldi
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Very top
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Very tough
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Very tough thing to lick
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Very tranquil?
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Very true!
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Very turbulent situation
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Very ugly
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Very unattractive
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Very uncomfortable situation
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Very uneven
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Very unfamiliar
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Very unfit
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Very unfriendly
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Very unfriendly way to respond
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Very ungraceful, and potentially painful, dive: 2 wds.
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Very unhappy
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Very unkind
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Very unlucky
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Very unoriginal one
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Very unpleasant
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(Very) unpleasant place
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Very unpopular
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Very unpopular model
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Very unsophisticated
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Very unsure
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Very untidy
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Very unusual
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Very upset
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Very upset with
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Very urgent
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Very useful plant