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• Exploring the minutiae of parental preoccupations, they are meticulously evenhanded.
• After a while, minutiae can be stretched only so far.
• "He doesn't bog himself down in minutiae.
• Both are informed with all the minutiae of early music scholarship.
• Reporters would be too interested in the minutiae of his life.
• That minutiae of detail, we felt, overextended his authority.
• Barkley is not one to ponder the minutiae of his success.
• The minutiae of love are as substantial as this book gets.
• Or do we want to just sit and debate the minutiae?
• But it was meaning rather than minutiae that he cared about.
• Personally, I think there is too much trivia and minutiae.
• How frustrated do you have to be to target such minutiae?
• There is no need for judicial oversight of regulatory minutiae.
• Sometimes, Marie-Jeanne and her colleagues fussed over technical minutiae.
• You have watched them debate the minutiae of state government.
• The volume of information drowns important items in a sea of minutiae.
• Their page also covers other Magic 8-Ball minutiae.
• I do not want to get back inside the minutiae.
• Not all of Klemperer's entries report the minutiae of living.
• More highlights and minutiae from Sunday's " Episode"