It says here that Knoblauch or Spencer or O'Neill or David Justice would have cost their team an extra thimbleful of detergent for cleaning the grass stains off their pants and shirt.
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Swartz's lawyer Charles Stillman gave his closing argument a week ago, telling the jury there was " not one thimbleful of proof " that he had looted the conglomerate.
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Impossible, alas; but Miss Pearson does give us a handful of funny lines, a thimbleful of touching moments, and a tiny peephole on what may become a valid theatrical career.
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On Friday, a NASA spacecraft flew through the bright halo of a distant comet to scoop up less than a thimbleful of dust that could shed light on how the solar system was formed.
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He expresses contempt at civilians'unwillingness to forego certain comforts, such as having more than " a thimbleful of water a day " and seems genuinely shocked they refuse to accept martial law.
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Consider the bacteriophage, a virus ( i . e . an organism of sorts ) that can have as many as 900, 000, 000 individuals in a mere thimbleful of sea water.
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When eaten, the fufu is rolled into golf ball-sized balls and dipped into the spicy stew often an indentation is made with the thumb in order to bring up a thimbleful of sauce.
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It would be like trying to stop a bullet by placing a thimbleful of water into the barrel .-- 32 " "'03 : 51, 11 April 2010 ( UTC)
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The program also throws a lot of money at a single threat-missiles-without doing anything about an equally serious terrorist proposition, say a thimbleful of a deadly bacterial agent being driven across the border.
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Some types of mosquitoes can breed overnight in just a thimbleful of water, so be sure water isn't collecting in a wheelbarrow, an old tire or a flower pot you've left outside.
