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small change

noun

  1. coins of small denomination.
  2. someone or something insignificant or trifling:

    Those people are small change.



small change

noun

  1. coins, esp those of low value
  2. a person or thing that is not outstanding or important
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of small change1

First recorded in 1810–20
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That means as Prof Dimson puts it, "that small changes in growth expectation can lead to large changes in share value", which can effect a large number of companies at the same time.

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Other parents said their children have been having potty accidents again, speaking in baby talk or gibberish, sleeping in their parents’ bed and throwing tantrums over small changes in routines.

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The debate over eliminating the penny isn’t just about small change — it’s about who controls financial transactions and how easily economic access can be revoked.

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It taught me that small changes are still changes, that subtle shifts become clearer when you pay attention.

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"It's about making small changes to things and trying to help him and improve with the whole team," Murray said.

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