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marginal
adjective as in borderline; slight
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Another, in the UK, shows a more marginal benefit.
Fraga noted that Harris could very easily have offset the marginal gains Trump made with Latino voters with small pick-ups in support among white women in states like Georgia.
As of Tuesday afternoon, polling averages showed Moreno had taken a marginal lead in the race.
"It's just such a marginal difference that pushing people to an automobile loan" is often not in their best interest, said Lipman.
That includes higher standard deductions, a lower top marginal tax rate, bigger child tax credits, lower estate taxes and certain deductions tailored for small businesses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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