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What's the difference btw small and little, big and large?



 
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What's the difference btw small and little, big and large? #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 09, 2007 14:04 pm   What's the difference btw small and little, big and large?		  
what's the difference btw small and little, big and large? actually, I want to know which are better, if we speak about family.

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what's the difference btw small and little, big and large? #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 09, 2007 21:59 pm   what's the difference btw small and little, big and large?		  
These old threads might provide some insight into your question:

Small vs little

Little vs small

Large vs big
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