Synonyms for a few
a few

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1. a few(a), a couple of(a)adjective

   more than one but indefinitely small in number

   "a few roses"; "a couple of roses"

   Antonyms:
   many

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1. Danielle Hale:

   As long as the economy continues to see progress on inflation, that should help keep mortgage rates at the lower end of the 6% to 7% range that we’ve seen over the past few months, however, any surprises in the data will likely lead to some volatility in that range.

2. Klaus Stoehlke:

   I think his personal condition is fine, he will relax for a few days more, and then I think perhaps over the weekend, or on Monday, (he will leave hospital), when I phoned him in the hospital this morning, he we had a nice chat...he seemed relaxed, he said his brain and heart are working.

3. Winston Churchill:

   Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.

4. Jasper Lawler:

   Markets have seen a dramatic shift in sentiment in the space of a few days, the rally in stocks (on Friday) is more about the oil price than hopes of stimulus from the ECB. That puts it on shaky ground.

5. Thomas Farley:

   We have n’t seen a public health emergency like this in the last century, it’s time for us to rethink our assumptions, and consider options we had n’t seen before. Unlike similar efforts by other cities, the injection sites would not need City Council approval because they would be privately run. Drug-related overdose deaths began to spoke in 2015 with the presence of fetanyl, according to Philadelphia Public Health. ( Fox News) The sites would give drug addicts a safe haven to shoot up and would offer sterile injection equipment, including needles, and Naloxone. Fox News would also give referrals to treatment centers, social services clinics and wound care facilities. The idea comes as a paradigm shift in the nation’s effort to stem the tide of opioid-related deaths.Seattle and New York have been among places that have mulled similar measures, but the efforts stalled because of either legal or bureaucratic hurdles. Canada and Europe have operated similar types of facilities for the last few decades.