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OK, it's small but not THAT small
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In summary, "small" in the context of this statement refers to something smaller than average or expected. An example of something considered "small" but not "THAT small" could be a smartphone. The size of something can impact its functionality, with smaller objects being more portable but potentially having less storage or power. "Small" is a relative term in this statement, and something can still be considered "small" and effective, such as a small tool or device.
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Haha! Maybe micromass can help explaining that. 
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"Report missing or broken sewer clean out caps"
And that's the news from Micro, North Carolina.
And that's the news from Micro, North Carolina.
FAQ: OK, it's small but not THAT small
1. What is considered "small" in the context of this statement?
In this statement, "small" refers to something that is smaller than average or expected.
2. Can you give an example of something that would be considered "small" but not "THAT small"?
An example of something that would fit this description could be a smartphone. It is smaller than a computer or tablet, but not so small that it becomes difficult to use.
3. How does the size of something impact its functionality?
The size of something can impact its functionality in a variety of ways. For example, a smaller object may be more portable and easier to transport, but may have less storage or processing power compared to a larger object.
4. Is "small" a relative term in this statement?
Yes, "small" is a relative term in this statement. It is subjective and depends on what is being compared to determine if something is small or not.
5. Can something be considered "small" and still be effective?
Yes, something can be considered "small" and still be effective. For instance, a small tool or device can still serve its purpose efficiently and effectively, even if it is not as large as other tools or devices.