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Diminishingly

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Di`min´ish`ing`ly
adv.1.In a manner to diminish.


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But it's a seduction, nonetheless; the chance of a young, privately-funded company being able to muster the vast marketing resources of a Yahoo, News Corp, or Google are diminishingly small.
When viewed from the exterior, its glass walls appear misty, yet as the observer enters the case and looks through to the external exhibits, the glass morphs from transparent to diminishingly translucent depending on the angle of sight.
 
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