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That’s a negligible difference, Gross said, and means that films don’t need to be held — or sped up — before they’re ready.

"Violence is negligible compared to previous elections. It will be peaceful elections," hopes Rohana Hettiarachchie.

And for now, Chinese-led diplomacy is all there is because Western influence is negligible.

Their output is voluminous, their methods are clear, their integrity is evident, and their impact appears to be negligible.

In this very extreme model of “cooking”—most people don’t leave their spatulas in the fryer and walk away for a quarter of an hour—most, though not all, of the samples collected had “negligible” amounts of these chemicals in them.