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1. With so many big issues dominating this year's legislative season, a call for improved taxation for China's capital markets may understandably draw little attention.
2. Hines had done very little to attract attention in the past five months, so they gave little thought to why the camper was even there.
3. So even if a court were willing to hear such a case, there is little chance of a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
4. There's nothing better than when you are a little disappointed in what you've tried that he doesn't notice that it didn't turn out so good.
5. We should also improve our system so that there is little room left for them to be coldhearted.
6. It was so inconvenient to come and go from the village that people there knew very little about the outside world.
7. After a month of witnessing so much death and devastation in Sichuan, it was refreshing to see such a little ray of sunshine come into the world.
8. They are popular among foreigners to seek out a little Chinese culture, while the Chinese who come do so mostly for coffee and pizza.
9. " So far there is little evidence that can prove Zhai was about to commit arson, " he said.
10. Such practices have become so pervasive that it takes little more than commonsense to ferret out a solution.