a lesser

一个较小的

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一个较小的
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Attendance at a lesser-known college or university is not a ground of ineligibility and applicants cannot be refused a visa for that reason.
The number and type of gaskets is identical to that of the B-200 motor, except being of a lesser diameter.
He did this with great skill, advancing within the bank despite incidents that might have done for a lesser figure.
That of China and, to a lesser extent, of others such as South Korea, seem to be working.
This literary legacy continued to a lesser degree through the writings of his disciple St. Besa in the second half of the fifth century.
Excellence in any department can be attained only by the labor of a lifetime; it is not to be purchased at a lesser price.
But the majority of Chinese seem to think that the current system is more acceptable as a lesser evil to the power of money and connections.
I could see that the US, and to a lesser extent the UK, might be tempted to go down this road.
I continued to read about Hinduism and Buddhism when I stumbled upon a lesser known religion called Jainism .
To annex(a lesser state) to a greater state as a means of permitting the ruler of the lesser state to retain title and partial authority.
"A lesser person wouldn't be able to fight this; they would have curled up and died, " he said.
If one is telepathic , then one can communicate with those that have departed in meditation, and there will be a lesser sense of loss.
Great Britain's air force and, to a lesser extent, her ground and sea forces were largely pinned down to the defense of her home country.
The pathways of heat loss from the body are the skin, respiratory tract, and to a lesser extent, the urinary and digestive tracts.
Goldman -- and to a lesser extent, Morgan Stanley -- has maneuvered through the credit crisis better than other investment banks.
A lesser level of charity than this is when one does not know to whom one gives, but the poor person does know his benefactor.
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