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Recently, though, it has been running thinly.

I replied with a thinly veiled warning.

Ricotta cheese in cream sauce with the thinly sliced potato.

But the operation has also been criticised for focusing scarce resources on thinly populated areas.

If a Western firm did this, it might be clobbered by fund managers for being too thinly spread.

Only small villages are thinly scattered in this remote and inhospitable region of Arctic tundra bordering the Beaufort Sea.

1 tablespoon of smooth peanut butter (if no risk of food allergies) spread thinly on bread or a cracker.

Such legends seem to be a thinly veiled version of pre-Christian fertility rites, rather than an allegory of Christ’s resurrection.

Trim roots and ends from scallions and discard. Wash well, and dry with paper towel. Cut crosswise into3 - inch pieces. Slice pieces lengthwise as thinly as possible.

Dr Brenner and his team embedded their worms in blocks of plastic, sliced the blocks thinly and then stained each slice so its features would show up in an electron microscope.

Spread the butter thinly.

1 small red onion, peeled and very thinly sliced.

It reportedly contained thinly veiled references to Malone and members of her family.

The volcano is situated in the remote Southern Red Sea Region of Eritrea, a thinly populated area.

In a thinly veiled reference to Barack Obama, he said he would fight to make sure "Americans are not deceived by an eloquent, but empty call for change."

Indeed the title is a thinly veiled homage to one of Koenig's heroes, Joe Strummer, several of the songs here directly influenced by both his life and the music of the Clash.

Thick spears of asparagus and fennel were draped with thinly sliced ham.

Naval cover is stretched thinly over a vast tract of ocean, so delivering suspects to Kenya, say, would take a valuable warship off patrol.

Broadway was thinly peopled with pedestrians.

He issued a thinly veiled threat to attack Col. Gadhafi's forces still on the offensive in the cities of Ajdabiya and Misrata.

Mutterings that thinly veiled protectionism would see most of the contracts go to domestic players may not be wholly justified.