We define the concept of small subsets of asymptotic resemblance spaces and obtain some of their properties. In addition, we show that if the ideal of all small subsets of a metric space X coincides with the ideal of all bounded subsets of X, then the asymptotic dimension of X is equal to zero. We also show that a subset A of a proper metric space X is small, if and only if, the interior of the boundary of A in the Higson corona of X is empty.
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