Fraction
Fraction noun - A broken or irregular part of something that often remains incomplete.
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Taking and fraction are semantically related in photo topic. In some cases you can use "Taking" instead a noun "Fraction".
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The Spanish Lady killed a much smaller fraction of a much larger population, taking many more total lives (more than were killed in WWI, in fact, but with less dramatic social impact because they were more scattered through the population instead of being heavily concentrated among young men).
Source: Hiroshima as a Unit of Measure - The Weeping Angels are always described as being supernaturally fast, to the point where simply taking a fraction of a second to blink is enough for them to sneak up on you and kill you.
- This allowed you to murder high level enemies by turning them into a pincushion by shooting them repeatedly with each reload only taking a fraction of a second of "real" time.
Source: Pause Scumming
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