Few
Few noun - A small number.
Usage example: a few of the songs on the album are good, but most are forgettable
Multitude
Both words in one sentence
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Instead, the book integrates the few surviving adults and the multitude of children from Earth with the less aggressive sentient species.This novel provides examples of: Action Girl: Technically, Action Gukuy.
Source: Literature / Mother of Demons - EropsToad plans on doing this to a multitude of characters, and has already been done so to some extent for a lucky few.
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There's also a surprisingly large group who are in it because of the multitude of surprisingly well done fan works floating around the net, to the point that few haven't even watched more than a few episodes since it debuted, or even watched the show at all!
Source: Praising Shows You Don't Watch
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