a mite

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a mite

To a minor or small extent. I thought it was a mite mean to say what she did, but I'm not too upset about it.

a mite

To a small degree; somewhat: That remark was a mite unfair.

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So, if a mite population in a newly established bee colony is low during the spring, it should remain that way for at least a season.

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Each honeybee colony was equipped with a modified bottom board and a mite collection tray (mite excluder) which was placed through the back side of the hive, covered by a wire screen to prevent the bees from coming into contact with the debris without disturbing colony.

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Table 1 Cutaneous lesions identified to contain a mite during initial and subsequent follow up visits.

Effectiveness of oral ivermectin for eradicating infesting mites in patients of scabies

They stick to the outside of a mite, grow inside it and then burst."

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