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1. Throw out a minnow to catch a whale.

2. These two companies are both minnows in the international market.

3. Darkness is stronger and swallows them like minnows.

4. Plenty of minnows, but I throw them back in.

5. The Diadora League minnows could have been three up in the first 20 minutes.

6. To throw out a minnow to catch a whale.

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7. Their total catch was one minnow.

8. One must lose a minnow to catch a salmon.

9. Operationally, too, PetroChina a minnow beside its peers.

10. Mullet, crabs, ray and other minnow are get together in the dock outside the Alabamian.

11. These jawless proto-fish were mostly quite small, the size of large minnows, and they were heavily armoured.

12. The bridge on State Road 46 is another good spot to catch the fish, using minnows.

13. The brass thought they could calm things down by throwing a few minnows to the sharks.

14. Fish the northern side of Bird Island with jigs tipped with minnows at dawn for best results.

15. Picture a shallow pool with a glassy surface, and in the pool picture minnows fluttering their tail fins but otherwise stationary.

16. Newly hatched wood storks cry for food, sending parents to hunt for newly plentiful minnows.

17. This man had as little sympathy for the environment as a pike might have kind feelings towards a minnow.

18. Once a shoal of respectable dace are attracted in by your feeding, the sprats and minnows will be shouldered out.

19. They appeared to have one law for the big boys and another for the minnows.

20. This rarely happened in the World Cup, even when a minnow played against a giant.

21. Even as a baby a blue whale can make a grown man seem like a minnow.

22. But the population plunged in the smallest fish species, the fathead minnow.

23. The researchers also found that the chloride-laced water samples were toxic to two endemic species—the fathead minnow and a water flea.

24. The overall predictive accuracy of the classification models using support vector machine were 95.9% for the fathead minnow test set and 95.0% for the honey bee test set.

25. Most frogs prefer a diet of flies, snails and - if them're feeling adventurous - an occasional minnow.

26. I'll a few words first , in the hope of a minnow a whale.

27. Most frogs prefer a diet of flies, snails and - if they're feeling adventurous - an occasional minnow.

1. Throw out a minnow to catch a whale.