Fifty-one percent said exploratory drilling should be reduced on federal lands, with 53 percent saying it should be reduced offshore.
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Under the new proposal, the flat cap would be reduced to 0003% of the loan value and the additional cap per annum would be reduced to 10%.
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In 271 he was calling for the nation's military budget to be reduced by one-third, to $275 billion, and troop strength to be reduced from three million to two million.
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For the sentence to be reduced or be declared innocent?
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That fear in emerging markets is going to be reduced.
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Love, even in 2018, can't be reduced to your genes.
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So, one in 2019, 20, 21, 22 to be reduced.
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It's a commitment that can't be reduced to mere pleasure.
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Claims made before February 1st will be reduced by 50%.
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Again, expect that to be reduced significantly on Prime Day.
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So the support for the sovereign bonds could be reduced.
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They raise several questions: Should overall immigration levels be reduced?
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I don't think governing should be reduced to partisan sport.
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Or that prices can be reduced by, say, 30 percent?
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The statement didn't specify areas where expenditure would be reduced.
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Your capital expenditure and dividend would have to be reduced.
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Shepherd says they should be reduced as much as possible.
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The State Department's budget would be reduced nearly 29 percent.
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Viewers watch a man be reduced to a begging child.
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The state's restaurant capacities must also be reduced by half.
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The company said output would be reduced by 40,000 vehicles.
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Orchestral numbers had to be reduced; sound is subtly amplified.
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In addition, combined Board fees will be reduced by 75%.
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Sergeant Bergdahl's military service cannot be reduced to his crimes.
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Spend on advertising and IT will be reduced, he said.
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The total number of flights will be reduced by 30%.
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The battery charge will also be reduced to a misdemeanor.
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Ticket prices should also be reduced for children under 18453.
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Our lives should not be reduced to our worst moments.
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And can the world's problems be reduced to 280 characters?
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"Dust emissions will be reduced by 93 percent, while sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides will be reduced by 84 percent and 93 percent respectively, with carbon dioxide being cut by 37 percent," ContourGlobal said.
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American Airlines said it anticipates its domestic capacity in April will be reduced by 20% compared to last year and May's domestic capacity will be reduced by 30% on a year-over-year basis.
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" I asked Pompeo what he meant and his message was even stronger: "You can imagine lots of different places — intelligence sharing might have to be reduced, allocation of security facilities might have to be reduced.
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At the very least, his attorney's asking the bond be reduced.
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An effective policy towards China can't be reduced to a slogan.
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But there's a lot of -- there's real debt to be reduced.
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The 12-second turret cooldown will be reduced to 10 seconds.
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Reefs will be reduced to bleached-looking skeletons, vulnerable to disease.
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It would then be reduced by 2 percent every 60 days.
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A key unknown is whether Social Security benefits will be reduced.
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In this case the barrier would be reduced access to capital.
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Her, whatever medication she might be on, needs to be reduced.
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Shareholders in Smiles have complained their voting rights would be reduced.
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Duties on car parts will also be reduced to six percent.
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The estate tax would also be reduced and repealed in 2024.
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Later the number would be reduced to 91, then to 30.
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The EPA's funding, for example, would be reduced by 31 percent.
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Nor could the financial crisis be reduced to scary sound bites.
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Debt can be reduced by running a primary surplus, S(t).
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Once a vehicle leaves the main artery, speeds would be reduced.
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The federal person sees things that can be reduced to data.
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Medical care is very expensive and costs have to be reduced.
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Some stores might be closed and operating hours might be reduced.
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Love, she suggests, is too complicated to be reduced to flattery.
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How much the imbalance will be reduced remains to be seen.
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In "work," I don't want to be reduced to my life.
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Green groups argue that emissions can be reduced with existing technology.
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Daily reservations would be reduced to 27 from 32, he added.
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In March, the cap will be reduced further to $20 billion.
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Perhaps the numbers should be reduced further with a legalization program.
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Retail gasoline and diesel prices are to be reduced as well.
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This backlog must be reduced and never allowed to amass again.
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Nonetheless, Maait expressed confidence that the debt load would be reduced.
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This can't simply be reduced to a male versus female issue.
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As a consequence, its stake could be reduced to nearly 34%.
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VISIBILITY WILL BE REDUCED TO NEAR ZERO AT TIMES IN WHITEOUT CONDITIONS.
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"If dividends are received... the debt would be reduced automatically," Soloviev said.
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Many of these problems can be reduced and ending poverty is possible.
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Risk can also be reduced by including more fiber in the diet.
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Mainland Chinese equity markets fell Monday on concerns stimulus could be reduced.
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Today, 77 percent of Brits believe that immigration levels should be reduced.
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The amount payable will be reduced for a further 6.5% of taxpayers.
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Moore has said he agrees with Trump that rates should be reduced.
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That means the profits available to overseas investors will be reduced accordingly.
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I'm tired of those who say that gun violence can't be reduced.
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Now, there are clear signs of German wheat production will be reduced.
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Your payout may be reduced if you release them after 7 a.m.
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Every popular platform needs to be reduced into an easily-explainable phenomenon.
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Visibility will be reduced to a quarter mile or less, it said.
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Darmanin gave no details on why the numbers targeted would be reduced.
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Borrowers' mortgage installments could be reduced to reflect previous overcharges, he added.
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Eight student visa categories will also be reduced to two, Turnbull said.
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The United States Geological Survey's budget would be reduced 21% from 2017.
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The taste and smell of cannabinoids will be reduced, meaning tastier edibles.
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Plus when you're in good shape, the effect appears to be reduced.
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Production of some drugs will be reduced by more than a quarter.
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The reality is that people can't be reduced to a single story.
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An issue as complex as immigration can't be reduced to a cartoon.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the uncertainty over when leverage can be reduced.
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Also, the agreement called for some import barriers to be reduced gradually.
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The judge ordered that Bergdahl's rank be reduced from sergeant to private.
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"Their ability to engage romantically and sexually may be reduced," Varma said.
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Her $18,000 paycheck would thus be reduced by $1,377 in FICA taxes.
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To minimize disruption, they would also have to be reduced in size.
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If the price goes down, the number of visas could be reduced.
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With 5G, that latency is expected to be reduced to 1 millisecond.
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Bars and restaurants will be reduced to takeout and delivery options only.
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Express service is expected to be reduced as the snow picks up.
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Do you have any suggestions for how plastic waste can be reduced?
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Holden posited that that long commute could be reduced to nine minutes.
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Trump can't be reduced to the sum of the things he says.
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In total, production should be reduced by 40,000 vehicles, the company said.
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Checks will be reduced by $10993 for every $100 exceeding those thresholds.
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The length of the suspension can be reduced based on mitigating factors.
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Taken together, the total number of flights will be reduced by 30%.
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Bondholders had hoped that Prepa's debt could be reduced consensually, as planned.
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Then this would be reduced to as few as half a dozen.
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The primary disabled list will be reduced from 15 days to 10.
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That pension would be reduced if a president's outside income exceeds $400,000.
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That ratio needs to be reduced—a lot—in 2018, he told them.
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The price was said to be reduced by a few hundred million dollars.
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CDC's discretionary budget authority would be reduced by $1.28 billion for fiscal 2021.
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So the above inequalities can be reduced to an equality: xᵏ – j³ = ±1.
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It should not be reduced to a choice between one or the other.
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Eventually, the Jungle's population will be reduced from almost 5,000 to 1,500 people.
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Seventy-seven percent of Brits today believe that immigration levels should be reduced.
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""Success," Thiel surmises, "cannot be reduced to the overall size of the budget.
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"She apparently became fearful that her compensation might be reduced," the firm said.
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It added that the severance pay would be reduced by 660,605 euros gross.
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Rose McGowan's previous felony charge will be reduced to a misdemeanor, PEOPLE confirms.
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Lawmakers said they want that wait time to be reduced to 125 days.
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"The $5.85 billion these banks earned would be reduced a lot," he said.
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Analysts estimated that underlying earnings assumptions could be reduced by around 21 percent.
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They could all be reduced to defence mechanisms, information retrieval, and so on.
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Steel-production capacity is to be reduced by a further 03-150m tonnes.
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And that means the size of the federal workforce needs to be reduced.
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It's got to be reduced if we're ever going to get anywhere new.
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Fossil fuels must be reduced and eventually abandoned for cleaner and safer power.
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The judge also ruled that Bergdahl's rank be reduced from sergeant to private.
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In 2013, Mr. Obama said America's arsenal could be reduced by one-third.
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That is why culture cannot be reduced to art objects or musical compositions.
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There will be reduced ability to maintain proper lane position or brake appropriately.
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And, strong research shows, costs will be reduced and health outcomes will improve.
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His prison time could be reduced by about 15 percent for good behavior.
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That may change if battery technology improves and charging times can be reduced.
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It always seems to be reduced to daddy complexes or dramatizing certain things.
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How can the yawning opportunity gaps for children of different backgrounds be reduced?
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Mr. Lawson of Twilio said he was optimistic that robocalling could be reduced.
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In practice that means that all complexity has to be reduced to uniformity.
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To stabilize global temperature, net carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced to zero.
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"Revenue will be reduced through this period until projects restart," the company said.
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The overall size of GE's board will be reduced to 12 from 18.
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That will be reduced to no more than 435 under the new system.
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But distracted driving could be reduced simply by disabling phones in moving cars.
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Over 6900 years, that fund would be reduced by more than $2628 billion.
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Gapen estimated that payrolls could be reduced by roughly 75,000 jobs by Harvey.
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Some existing US tariffs will be reduced by half, one source told CNN.
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Or, alternatively, how much must be reduced before health benefits can be realized?
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What is uncommon however, is for an item to be reduced by 88%.
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Pollution in the United States, though, probably won't be reduced any time soon.
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LUFTHANSA SAYS FLIGHT SCHEDULE TO AND FROM HONG KONG WILL BE REDUCED SLIGHTLY
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The Tongo Tongo has said forces in Africa will be reduced by 10 percent.
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IT IS GOING TO BE REDUCED TRADE, MOST LIKELY, AS A RESULT OF UNCERTAINTY.
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A better test is whether the likelihood and size of crises can be reduced.
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Her predistribution agenda requires the power of such concentrations of capital to be reduced.
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Meanwhile, flight frequency on routes from Tokyo to Guangzhou and Dalian would be reduced.
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Food stamps for 38 million Americans could be reduced or even run out entirely.
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"That's just one of the many tariffs that have to be reduced," Navarro said.
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Instead, the teaser shows that several suitors will be reduced to tears — and sniffles!
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Psychotherapy, he says, is a relationship, so cannot be reduced to separate "active ingredients".
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If there's anything in the world that can't be reduced to data, ignore it.
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I understand that the IMF wants the debt burden of Greece to be reduced.
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The more cities jump on board, the more carbon emissions that will be reduced.
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Beyond Blacklists Racism, of course, can't be reduced to a blacklist of bad words.
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The tax rate for corporations and most businesses would be reduced to 15 percent.
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Most dairy products should be reduced fat or fat-free, according to the guidelines.
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Valencia's playing at third will be reduced significantly, according to A's manager Bob Melvin.
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That means the performance of the car won't be reduced when losing the roof.
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Beisner estimated that punitive damages could be reduced to as little as $10 million.
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Regional inequality would be reduced, as the pattern of state-level income convergence restarted.
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It suggests the primary surplus target be reduced to 1.5 percent of GDP thereafter.
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There now seems little chance that asset purchases will be reduced markedly anytime soon.
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The stake would be reduced over time, as the bank transitions to full independence.
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Zaw Htay also said that 77 death sentences would be reduced to life imprisonments.
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And CBO said the budget deficit would be reduced by $338 billion by 2027.
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It estimates Canada's real gross domestic product would be reduced by almost 1 percent.
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Weidmann said the risks on bank balance sheets would first need to be reduced.
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Here are some insights from other nations into how gun violence could be reduced:
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His five years of parole supervision could be reduced with credits for good behavior.
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If unemployment could be reduced, Keynes asked, why would a government refuse to act?
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Under the agreement struck on Wednesday this period would be reduced to five days.
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Rates could be reduced at a faster clip if structural reforms accelerated, it added.
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Perhaps if CBS reduced the system's noise reduction capabilities the problem might be reduced.
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Horror can be reduced to merely a feature or a sound in the background.
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By 2022, academic classes at all grade levels will be reduced by four students.
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In September, though, the maximum roster size will be reduced to 28, from 40.
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A constitutional right cannot be reduced or changed by either executive order or legislation.
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European Command did not provide details on how far U.S. forces would be reduced.
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Under this policy, payments can be reduced or suspended for up to 12 months.
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Its value cannot be reduced to a nearsighted balance-sheet calculation by either side.
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I didn't want to be reduced to nine operas a year and have rentals.
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Oil consumption would be reduced by about 21 billion barrels over the same period.
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The coming damage I anticipate cannot be reduced to sound bites, despite the devastation.
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"We don't expect the existing tariffs to be reduced any time soon," he added.
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Medicare and Medicaid will have to be reduced to pay for the tax cuts.
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This means you may either stop making payments or your payments will be reduced.
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The Grand Staircase-Escalante monument would be reduced by 222,000 acres, or 45 percent.
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It's dehumanizing to be reduced to a set of breasts and a pretty face.
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It was heartbreaking to watch these individuals be reduced to case numbers en masse.
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One obvious legitimate interest of whites is not to be reduced to a minority.
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"I needed to talk about it so new infections could be reduced," he said.
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The amount of territory open to quarrying and drilling for wells will be reduced.
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The governor of Nigeria's central bank has said he expects the sum to be reduced.
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"Until the testing is done, you don't know what you'll be reduced to," she said.
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So, how much carbon will be reduced from the ozone had it still been forest?
|
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Even some LME warehouse operators now think headline rental rates may have to be reduced.
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This stipulates that UK emissions must be reduced by 80% from 2005 levels before 2050.
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"Consumers' purchasing power would be reduced, which would weigh on household spending," the bank said.
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If achieved, CO2 emissions could be reduced by 375 million tons between 2021 and 2030.
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The result will be reduced humanitarian capacity at a time when more is urgently needed.
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To Rangarajan, its goals reflect a focus on the emissions that need to be reduced.
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High-end wines could be reduced to bargain-bin specials without constant coddling by vintners.
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Tuition will be reduced by 21989% at the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky.
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It said its profits could be reduced by 35 cents to 45 cents per share.
|
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But Chinese demand is likely to be reduced amid tighter credit and slower infrastructure investment.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS WE BELIEVE 2019 DEFICIT/GDP RATIO CAN BE REDUCED TO 2.2%
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If he does that for a year, the charge will be reduced to a misdemeanor.
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"Debt pressure will certainly be reduced," said Zhou Hao, analyst at Commerzbank AG in Singapore.
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It's a whole thing, where the sauce has to be reduced to the right consistency.
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He reiterated that the tax will be reduced 53 percentage points to 54% by 2021.
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Swiss newspapers on Sunday reported that Thiam had asked for his bonus to be reduced.
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But it's an art that can still be reduced to mathematically optimal strategies, he says.
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He reiterated that the tax will be reduced 11 percentage points to 54% by 2021.
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But a report on Friday by AFP suggested this could be reduced to $5.4 billion.
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It's important that the substance of Democratic proposals not be reduced to a blocking effort.
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The lawyer said he would appeal for the sentence to be reduced to a fine.
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Value-added taxes will also be reduced to support the manufacturing, transport and construction sectors.
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It's harder to tax something you don't acknowledge is something that needs to be reduced.
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The State Department's most senior levels of leadership will be reduced in half by Dec.
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Lawmakers said they want that wait time to be reduced to less than a year.
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As they consolidate, the amount of collateral in the system is likely to be reduced.
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It can feel uncomfortable to insist that the influence of more powerful people be reduced.
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"The human intentions around escaping racial terror can't possibly be reduced to genotype," she said.
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Virtually nothing about the VAMP protocol was individualized (although doses could be reduced if needed).
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"Fully alive characters, like people, can never be reduced to a simple diagnosis," he explained.
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Some have suggested sexual crime could even be reduced by the use of a robot.
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Yet this unmet woman, having remained faceless, refused to be reduced to a generic receptionist.
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Without the United States, the benefits obviously will be reduced, but should nevertheless be material.
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Bartlett that reservations can only be reduced or abolished if Congress expressly wills it so.
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If you start taking benefits sooner than your FRA, your monthly payment will be reduced.
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He said the tax will be reduced by 11 percentage points to 54% by 2021.
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He argues that immigration hurts American-born workers and that immigration levels should be reduced.
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People can be killed, towns can be reduced to rubble, but ideas die slow deaths.
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The Iditarod Trail Committee said the route would be reduced to three miles, from 11.
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How we talk about God and faith should never be reduced to a simple binary.
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I'm not afraid I'll be reduced to the 600 milliliters of silicone I carry around.
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If the connection to balance and falls were better known, that delay might be reduced.
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"We want to show responsibility and awareness that public debt must be reduced," he said.
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It occurs when we play notes together that can be reduced to simple integer ratios.
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But as an investor, his reasoning can pretty much be reduced to one word: Apple.
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Will all broiler chickens soon be reduced to their size of their 20th-century forefathers?
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The credit will be reduced again on July 1 and will disappear after this year.
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The entirety of a life can be reduced to an act of brutality, a killing.
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And with less revenue coming in than expected, its human footprint had to be reduced.
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Back in 2012 they held a referendum on whether the Monarchy's power should be reduced.
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When the second bridge is completed, delays will be reduced 65 percent, Mr. Cuomo said.
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In other such standoffs, military risks can be reduced by addressing the underlying political causes.
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UBS estimates that UPS' revenue will be reduced by 70% in both February and March.
|
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"Overlapping central and local government fiscal responsibilities must be reduced and standardized," the notice said.
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Meanwhile, taxes that fall mainly on a tiny, wealthy minority would be reduced or eliminated.
|
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Lawmakers said they want the wait time to be reduced to less than a year.
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Second, there is growing chatter that the top income-tax rate will not be reduced.
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The latter will be reduced by 70% from 2018 onwards, more than offsetting declining revenue.
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After the sale, Standard Life Investments' holding in HDFC AMC would be reduced to 25.9%.
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Funding for Superfund cleanups of hazardous waste sites would be reduced by about a third.
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The 2.2% target penciled in is more likely to be reduced than raised, they said.
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The benefits covered by the plan could be reduced, or cost sharing could be increased.
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The boat deck can be reduced by three feet to be transported on the road.
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The boat deck is 11.5 feet wide but can be reduced down to 8.5 feet.
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The Marine Corps is slated to be reduced from 2023,000 to 182,000 during that time.
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While that amount will be reduced by federal taxes, California does not tax lottery wins.
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Like any art, it has its clichés, but it cannot be reduced to a formula.
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The credit will be reduced to $23,2920 in July and will be eliminated next year.
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Still, after an average of six months to two years, I'll be reduced to bones.
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Preseason full-contact drills, previously unlimited, will be reduced to six total hours, including scrimmages.
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It's a response that can be reduced to I'm not saying it, I'm just saying it.
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True power was a life where unpleasant things could be reduced to merely an intellectual exercise.
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If you have more taxes withheld from your paycheck, your take-home pay will be reduced.
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"Quantitative easing will continue even though the dose may be reduced in future years, " he wrote.
|
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Saudi crude supplies to Japan will not be reduced, a senior Saudi official said on Thursday.
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A huge chunk of these costs could be reduced if we removed one big expense: pilots.
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What Congress didn't want was for victims' rewards to be reduced because we're [paying a] whistleblower.
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And 62 percent think tax breaks for tech companies need to be reduced and even eliminated.
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It should be reduced, but the truth is that antibiotics [use is] widespread in the environment.
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Then the tariffs will be reduced by 5% annually, ending at 15% in the fourth year.
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Additionally, the tax rate for corporations will be reduced from 35 percent down to 20 percent.
|
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Monte dei Paschi's headcount of 25,500 will be reduced by 12.93,500; 1,800 staff have already departed.
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The SEC report suggests the range of those fines could be reduced in a new agreement.
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That layer can just be reduced in Photoshop, without having to re-render the entire project.
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Mulvaney said that aid to Pakistan would be reduced, though he did not give concrete details.
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"Heart failure is largely preventable, and the disparities identified can be reduced or eliminated," Fonarow said.
|
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Seventy-seven percent of Brits today believe that immigration levels into the country should be reduced.
|
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be reduced to 9 percent from 10 percent.
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Prices will be reduced by an average of 20 percent on select items throughout the store.
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"Our activities will be reduced, we have a lot of security work to do," Socheat said.
|
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On Monday, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos suggested the target be reduced to 2.5 percent of GDP.
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When service begins, the travel time between Zurich and Milan will be reduced by an hour.
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"The vast majority of people have no idea their felonies could be reduced," he told me.
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"The entire Republican platform can now be reduced to three words: whatever Trump says," he added.
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It suggested communications with the papers and one other be reduced to "what is absolutely necessary".
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The left breast was supposed to be reduced to match the size of the right breast.
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That's only until they realize their base salary may fall, and their hours may be reduced.
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Forced migration can only be reduced through economic development, good governance in poor countries, and peace.
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And they certainly shouldn't be reduced to just *that* when they have a multifaceted character expression.
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The deficit cannot be reduced by growing the import pie; it simply must be sliced differently.
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Poverty, too, will never be reduced until the country checks the relentless expansion of its population.
|
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The tax rate for high-tech services firms would be reduced to 15 percent, effective Jan.
|
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Where wars have ended, other forms of bloodshed, such as gang violence, can also be reduced.
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He also proposes speed limits be reduced in order to limit the "intoxicating effects" of driving.
|
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Moise said the editorial and opinion section would be merged, and arts coverage would be reduced.
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Risk-weighted assets also are expected to be reduced by some £3 billion from the sales.
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The corporate tax rate would be reduced to 20 percent from 20.4 percent under the plan.
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This will now be reduced to 15 billion euros during the last three months of 2018.
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But Toomey is a budget hawk and believes government spending must be reduced to be sustainable.
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After the conversion, output would be reduced to 800 hours annually from 4,000 hours, he said.
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Line and color, to which all painting can be reduced, are, in Coulis' paintings, delightfully indeterminate.
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Well, our photographs are very personal—we didn't want them to be reduced to Instagram posts.
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The difference is that the amount provided for the household would be reduced under these circumstances.
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So your book is a warning cry, then, about how culture can be reduced to machinery?
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However, under the new system, the amount of the payout will be reduced by 20 percent.
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The local person sees things that can be reduced to data but also things that cannot.
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The best of our humanity cannot be reduced to assumptions about black or white — or blue.
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's credo, not everything in life can be reduced to winners and losers.
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The program will be reduced to one day a week with fewer reps during the season.
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A player can now be reduced to a YouTube compilation lasting barely a couple of minutes.
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Rick & Morty doesn't deserve to be reduced to headlines about the exploits of its worst fans.
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For others, including blue cranes and flamingoes, mortalities can be reduced by 90 percent or more.
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Production will be reduced by about 40,000 vehicles during these six days across its 12 plants.
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" He also noted that Q2 real GDP "will be reduced on purpose to meet health objectives.
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But the results of a complicated experiment cannot be reduced to a yes-or-no answer.
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Delivery commission fees will also be reduced for eligible restaurants that have already partnered with DoorDash.
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Research shows that concussion risks can be reduced by playing smarter and using the proper equipment.
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In no uncertain terms, violence must be reduced immediately for the peace process to move forward.
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If that cannot be rescheduled, then an unprecedented 22-race championship will be reduced to 21.
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In no uncertain terms violence must be reduced immediately for the peace process to move forward.
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California, Illinois, Kansas, Oregon and Pennsylvania are among the states where public pensions cannot be reduced.
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That is the only way that the risk of harm to other patients will be reduced.
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Under the proposal, immigration levels would be reduced by 25 percent overall, according to bill sponsors.
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The credits would be reduced for individuals making over $75,000 a year and families over $150,000.
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Indeed, the personal income tax rate must be reduced and achieve parity with the corporate rate.
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The population of undocumented immigrants can be reduced to a manageable level by establishing legalization programs.
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That can be reduced by switching to sport mode, but it still remains to a degree.
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"Convenience will slightly be reduced in order to extend the life of the environment," he said.
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Chevron therefore cannot be reduced merely to the separation-of-powers concern — important as that is.
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"Convenience will slightly be reduced in order to extend the life of the environment," he said.
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My life would be reduced to 30 seconds where I could not even speak for myself.
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But he cautioned in an email that the two judges should not be reduced to stereotypes.
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If gender equality is achieved, there will be no standard for men to be reduced to.
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The second source would be reduced payments to doctors, hospitals, drug companies and other medical providers.
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In the event, the "taper tantrum" meant bond buys would not be reduced for another 10 months.
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Those weight savings allow the size of the battery pack to be reduced, saving still more weight.
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A new Gallup poll finds that only 29 percent of Americans think legal immigration should be reduced.
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Sales to Europe are seen by analysts as the more likely to be reduced by the sanctions.
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His sentence will be reduced by slightly more than 7 years for time already spent in detention.
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If you earn above that, your benefits will be reduced by $1 for every $2 you earn.
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After that full rate is applied, the winner's take would be reduced by $1.323 million to $124.8.
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If flagged as false, the distribution of these Instagram posts will be reduced to limit their spread.
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He suggests that healthcare spending and administrative costs would decrease and costs for consumers would be reduced.
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Hockey said in the interview the combined workforce of 10,000 will be reduced by about 20 percent.
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Funding for satellites, like the geostationary satellites the NWS uses to track storms, would also be reduced.
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In a hearing on Tuesday, her attorney unsuccessfully petitioned for the bond to be reduced to $250,000.
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If neither play, Jacksonville's backfield would be reduced to Corey Grant, Brandon Wilds and fullback Tommy Bohanon.
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In other words, the quality of the leads should be better or the cost should be reduced.
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In any time period, it is dangerous for the female form to be reduced to its appendages.
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It could be reduced somewhat with a free-trade area or if African regional blocs clubbed together.
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But the workforce for the Paralympics will still be reduced, transport services cut and media centers closed.
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"Expectations need to be reduced," says Goran Sluiter, a professor of international criminal law at Amsterdam University.
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Without them, Mr Cottarelli's enterprise would be reduced to keeping the country ticking over until election day.
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Orrin Hatch also said Trump told him that the two Utah monuments would be reduced in size.
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Earlier, U.S. investment bank JP Morgan also estimated the U.S. fine could be reduced to $5.4 billion.
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More than 40 job training programs would be reduced to 16 and housed in the new department.
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At the high end, we'll be reduced from 6.7 times wealthier than today to 6.5 times wealthier.
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Bridenstine has said that project could be reduced to just two modules, ones for power and habitation.
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In addition, there are approximately 3,500 traffic fatalities per day that could be reduced through autonomous driving.
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It is likely to be reduced after Britain, one of its main funders, leaves the European Union.
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In exchange, Netanyahu allegedly assured the owner that the circulation of a rival paper would be reduced.
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The evidence suggests that the risks of colon cancer associated with processed meat especially would be reduced.
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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument will be reduced from 1.7 million acres to about 1 million acres.
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Twice daily Emirates flights to Boston, Los Angles, and Seattle will be reduced to once a day.
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Were SRIT to generate precisely £0 this year, the block grant from Westminister would not be reduced.
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Issuance of Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities will also be reduced by $6 billion over the upcoming quarter.
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And as a result, the average six-member crew aboard the ISS will be reduced to five.
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Economies of scale in Britain would be reduced, while other places would be too small to compensate.
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Twice daily Los Angeles flights would also be reduced in July to one a day, Emirates said.
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In theory, sharks would take the bait, and the threat of injury to swimmers would be reduced.
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Or is that a gross number, waiting to be reduced by some number of manufacturing jobs lost?
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And Trump ordered that his administration's budget proposal be reduced to $700 billion next year (The Hill).
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What is it like to make tactile work that will eventually be reduced to a flat graphic?
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In other industries, which have a 100 microgram standard, it will also be reduced to 50 micrograms.
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And teams could gradually be reduced further, the sources told Reuters, with a likely knock-on effect.
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The significance of Sarr and Savoy's report cannot be reduced to an argument that restitution is overdue.
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But as the general elections get closer, that lead may be reduced, according to The Huffington Post.
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"We understand that that is a situation that has some vulnerability that should be reduced," Pena said.
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"I don't want my work to be reduced to my personality," she said in a recent interview.
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Now those promises are colliding against a reality too complex to be reduced to a stump speech.
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The program now will include "high-quality, tax-exempt commercial paper" and the pricing will be reduced.
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Eventually, officials aim to bring the Jungle's population will be reduced from almost 5,000 to 1,500 people.
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Jobs will go, with the group's combined 52,13 workforce likely to be reduced by 6-7 percent.
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To the extent consumption can be controlled, the big peaks and spikes of demand can be reduced.
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In addition, USA Today reported June's amateur draft would be reduced to five rounds instead of 40.
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From there, the checks will be reduced by $5 for every $100 in income north of $75,000.
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To meet that deadline, officials have also said the city's inmate population must be reduced to 5,000.
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According to the International Organization for Migration, 48 percent of Europeans believe that migration should be reduced.
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The sheriff will recommend that their sentences be reduced or that they be released with time served.
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Under the proposal, immigration levels would be reduced by 25 percent overall, according to a summary sheet.
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And as previously announced, the overall size of GE's board will be reduced to 212 from 158.
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The Marine Corps is slated to be reduced from 184,21625 to 2900,220006 by the end of 2202.
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Term limits will be established, and the number of lawmakers in Congress will be reduced, he said.
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His politics cannot be reduced to supporting free opinion; he may even sometimes have ignored that principle.
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Or should it be reduced further to free up more cash flow to reduce debt more rapidly?
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Systems of oppression, like slavery, Jim Crow, and mass incarceration, must be reduced and abolished — not reimagined.
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If the plans had paid according to Medicare's formula, their spending would be reduced by over half.
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The credits would be reduced for individuals making over $75,000 a year and families making over $150,000.
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What is the mechanism whereby productivity in the United States might be reduced by immigrants' weaker attributes?
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She said the price of electricity would be reduced so citizens do not end up worse off.
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It's more likely that deaths will only be reduced, albeit greatly, by mass adoption of autonomous vehicles.
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According to the latest news, Neumann's voting shares will be reduced from 10:1 to 3:1.
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Current law requires U.S. economic assistance be reduced proportionally to what the PA allocates to these payments.
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These outcomes could be reduced, and in some cases entirely prevented, through the increase of revascularization services.
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Only a quarter of voters believed their own living standards would be reduced by leaving the bloc.
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Production will also be reduced on the 60,000 bpd coker while VDU2 is shut, the sources said.
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Venkat Viswanathan, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, says cobalt can be reduced using liquid electrolyte chemistries.
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And the number of migrants and undocumented immigrants who can be held in detention would be reduced.
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He has been charged with two misdemeanors, not felonies, and those charges may be reduced or dropped.
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He suggested that prejudice can be reduced through friendly or cooperative interactions between members of different groups.
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At the same time, financial aid would be reduced for private insurance and Medicaid would be cut.
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The federal government stake in Alrosa may be reduced to 33 percent of shares and the stake in VTB may be reduced to 50 percent plus one ordinary share, the Kremlin said, meaning that up to 10.9 percent in both could be for sale, in line with previous plans.
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Critics say the decision-making part of the current procurement process takes too long and could be reduced.
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The focus now shifts to how quickly inventories can be reduced and what the outlook is for 2019.
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The newspaper quoted prosecutors as saying that Nguyen&aposs prison sentence can be reduced if he shows remorse.
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The number of goods qualifying for preferential treatment could be reduced, or the whole program could be withdrawn.
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For the next six months, however, Britain's continuing membership will be reduced to little more than a symbol.
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Enter the code NEWYEAR25 at the checkout and applicable accessories will be reduced by 25%, just like that.
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The federal deficit would be reduced by $473 billion over the next 10 years, according to the CBO.
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If they don't, they will be reduced to a back-end utility at best, or risk disappearing completely.
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Muslim women's struggles, dreams, and resistance cannot be reduced to their dress codes; their stories are multi-layered.
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Membership fees could be reduced for young people or even made voluntary across the board, argues Ms Patel.
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But as part of a review begun earlier this year, the size of the gap may be reduced.
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Interestingly,the chairman of the commission dissented, saying that the equity exposure should be reduced to 50 percent.
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For Meghan to be reduced to such an archaic model of womanhood is disappointing, but it's not surprising.
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The problem of drug addiction, whether to crack or to heroin, can be reduced to stocks and flows.
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Applebee's: OPEN Select Applebee's restaurants will be open on Thanksgiving, and hours may be reduced in some locations.
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The size of the lower house will be reduced, with at least 25% of them reserved for women.
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A document filed by prosecutors Wednesday asked that Bosch's imprisonment be reduced to 643 months from four years.
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On the Pixel 2, you can pinch to use digital zoom, but the image's resolution will be reduced.
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Additionally, pain points such as long lines must be reduced by adding comfortable fitting rooms and mobile checkouts.
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All sunnies will be reduced to $50 for 50 hours, starting Tuesday, September 6 until Thursday, September 8.
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Comcast and Time Warner will be reduced to minority stakeholders, with 30 percent and 10 percent stakes, respectively.
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The expenses of the Australian Federal Police and Australian Border Force would also be reduced, among other agencies.
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The minimum auto-brightness of the phone can also be reduced for more comfortable use in the dark.
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Some business leaders wanted more detail on how Eskom's debt mountain would be reduced over the longer term.
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It cannot be reduced to a talking point like -- we spent $1.3 billion and got nothing for it.
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In the eyes of artist Constantinos Chaidalis, all emotional humans can be reduced to children in unfortunate circumstances.
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But states and local governments are constrained by laws which say that benefits, once promised, cannot be reduced.
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Several Democrats on the committee have already pressed Mulvaney on whether benefits could be reduced under those programs.
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Product changes will be reduced to the lowest common denominator, designed not to offend or appear too tyrannical.
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Late-night service on Washington's Metrorail system will be reduced for at least two years, starting next July.
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Schmitz repeated this might be reduced at some point but added: "We are not under pressure to sell".
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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, meanwhile, will be reduced from 1.9 million acres to nearly 1 million acres.
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However, the incentive to rebuild may be reduced by depressed oil prices that already weigh on capital spending.
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Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism.
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U.S. corporate taxes need to be reduced to encourage more companies to invest in their businesses, Bossidy said.
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After the seven-year period, tariffs would gradually be reduced until total elimination eight years later, Valor reported.
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Foal Eagle will be "reduced in scope," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon according to The Associated Press.
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He isn't about to let that heroism be reduced to a word that causes people so much pain.
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Mackay said this year's issuance would now be reduced, and it had already met its 2019 MREL requirement.
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He feared political dialogue would be reduced to "gimmickry" and that television would dictate the direction of discourse.
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In contrast, the U.S. international broadcasting budget will now be reduced by nearly 13 percent to $685 million.
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""It is important to note that, as part of this reorganization, our Community teams will not be reduced.
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The highlights: the corporate rate would be reduced to 21%, and the top individual rate would be 37%.
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First, he wrote, the time limit for acting officials should be reduced from 210 days to 60 days.
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Funds available for presidential office expenses would be reduced for every dollar a former president earns over $400,000.
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But our research suggests the variety of content may be reduced, which in the long run harms consumers.
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But the role of notoriously unreliable climate models that forecast temperatures far into the future will be reduced.
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The provision may be amended, but only with the consent of any state whose representation would be reduced.
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If Akbank does not agree a refinancing, the loan may have to be reduced or repaid, bankers said.
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According to the latest, the highest income tax bracket may be reduced from the current 39.6% to 35%.
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The official said production at Messla and Sarir fields would have to be reduced if loading remained blocked.
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Should Aveng not be able to raise 300 million rand, the transaction value will be reduced, it added.
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First, they argue that the rights of law-abiding gun owners must be reduced to stop future murderers.
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The number of MPs will be increased from 550 to 600, while the parliament's authority will be reduced.
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Under the legislation, the corporate tax rate would be reduced from the current 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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Consumption of materials needs to be reduced but material efficiency also needs to be improved, the report said.
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For example, a two-bedroom could be reduced by about $90,000 off the initial offering price, he said.
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If Italians vote in favor of amending the constitution, the power of the senate would be reduced considerably.
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Without background checks, serial numbers, or significant waiting periods, the gun-to-person proximity would be reduced drastically.
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The Kohler Art Library's holdings would eventually be reduced by 50%, with the other half moved off-site.
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The number of items qualifying for preferential treatment could be reduced, or the whole program could be withdrawn.
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If the deals are approved, an almost $4 billion claim by FEMA could be reduced to $1 billion.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, those funds were supposed to be reduced as more patients received insurance coverage.
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Other studies have suggested that gas still has an advantage (and proponents note that leakage could be reduced).
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The amount of wastewater into the Thames will be reduced from 62 million to 2.4 million tons annually.
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The fact that their art, that gender, could not be reduced, made them possible to kind of coexist.
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Cuomo: Restaurants & Cafés Restaurants and cafes will be reduced to take-out and delivery only as of Monday.
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And also this idea that things like fairness just can't be reduced to a formula, and moved on.
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"In no uncertain terms, violence must be reduced immediately for the peace process to move forward," Pompeo said.
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If their emissions could be reduced by the substitution of captured CO22, it seems an avenue worth pursuing.
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The measure also would require the volume of plastic waste to be reduced by 75 percent by 2030.
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He'd ask whether the hundred and fifty roses that she asked for in her ad could be reduced.
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By accelerating the time it takes to build the bridge, traffic delays and road closures can be reduced.
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Benefits would not be cut for retirees over 80, and cuts would be reduced for those over 75.
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Allocations on Line 1 - its main gasoline line - will be reduced by about 20 percent for two cycles.
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When introducing Azar at that ceremony, Trump several times mentioned his desire that prescription drug prices be reduced.
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By addressing the inefficiencies of the system, the cost of care and insurance will be reduced, she added.
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Experts say bias in these algorithms could be reduced by using a more diverse set of training data.
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Accordingly, under the new version of the bill, the tax credits would be reduced and eventually phased out.
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"It may mean that when we do try to address it, the rates may be reduced," he said.
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Zamani, however, is too rich and complicated a character to be reduced to any single metaphor or symbol.
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He accepted full responsibility for his actions and hopes in the future that his sentence will be reduced.
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Excrement is conflated with the stink of mortality, the waste to which we will be reduced after death.
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That total could be reduced if Manning is cut in a few days, before his bonus is due.
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What you realize in Hollywood is that essentially each of the films can be reduced to some plot.
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The number of Renault managers on Nissan's executive committee might even be reduced, one company official told Reuters.
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He also found that she acted reasonably and ruled that any damages should be reduced by 100 percent.
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In practice, it means that poverty can only be reduced if the rich also make money from it.
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At its best, manual data entry would be reduced or eliminated, and the software would work for the employee.
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Basic income proponents believe that number could be reduced by moving toward a simpler and more direct transfer system.
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Some of its current contracts with Petrobras will be reduced, by a total of $179 million, the statement said.
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And when that time does come, the withdrawals will be reduced by the shrinkage of the tax-deferred accounts.
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The authors also call for more study of how caregiver burden affects people, and how it can be reduced.
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"The roots of the opioid crisis are complex and cannot to be reduced to any single factor," Stokes said.
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From April 22016, the monthly purchases would be reduced to 26 billion euros until the end of December 6.
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Our analysis suggests that Federal outlays could therefore be reduced, perhaps by as much as $10 billion per year.
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The average reduction will hover in the double-digit range, but some products will be reduced a full 20%.
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Over time, the coverage loss would shift, until by 2026 the biggest effect would be reduced enrollment in Medicaid.
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The net amount will be reduced slightly with 16.7 billion euros of older loans due to be paid back.
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That ban can be reduced in various circumstances, such as if the player shows no significant fault or negligence.
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By contrast, the cost could be reduced to $820 billion under the same scenario if those measures are implemented.
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Several studies say that while wind turbines do affect the environment around them, those impacts can also be reduced.
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We are decades apart in age, but bonded together in a shared refusal to be reduced to our trauma.
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He added output from for the two refineries would be reduced and deliveries of refined products from them blocked.
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The company´s Shanghai studio will be reduced and refocused to support growing business in China through local partnerships.
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What's next: The sentence Manafort receives may be reduced depending on what he brings of value to Mueller's investigation.
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Will he be reduced to talking about how Hillary cared for baby Chelsea while he was out… er, working?
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So, what I'm saying is the $14 billion now from what I understand is going to be reduced dramatically.
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Agbal also said taxes would be reduced on certain housing projects, which he said would boost the construction sector.
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In the wild, there could be reduced ability of cows to defend calves from predators like hyenas and lions.
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Instead, the target should be reduced to a range of 6.0 percent to 6.5 percent next year, they said.
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If you worked 30 years, your benefit would be reduced because of the five years you did not work.
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The company has a six-month waiting period before reapplying, but Martin said that waiting time may be reduced.
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The ACA's tax credits would be kept in place, unlike the House bill — but their value would be reduced.
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Just with any research it of course cannot be reduced to a single number, single chart, or single quote.
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Earlier, U.S. investment bank JP Morgan said it also estimated the U.S. fine could be reduced to $5.4 billion.
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Costs will be reduced by between 40 to 80 percent, too, which could accommodate a corresponding decline in fares.
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Half of older workers surveyed by Fidelity thought their benefits could be reduced if an ex made a claim.
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Merkel said there was a broad agreement among G7 leaders that tariffs and other trade barriers should be reduced.
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"China cannot be reduced even just a tiny bit," she wrote, alongside a map of Chinese territory, including Taiwan.
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"That result is too large -- if only firearm suicide and firearm homicide could be reduced so easily," Hemenway wrote.
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The Extinction Rebellion campaigners are calling for emissions to be reduced to zero on a net basis by 2025.
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He also said the subsidy on capital gains tax (CGT) should be reduced from 50 percent to 25 percent.
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Spending on the program would be reduced by $290 billion over 10 years, partially by eliminating Medicaid expansion funding.
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The Constitution, however, requires that the president receive a salary, and that it not be reduced during his term.
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But after applying for her two felonies to be reduced to misdemeanors, she was cleared—and kept her lifeline.
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If neither side backed down, entire swathes of Europe—it's impossible to know where—would be reduced to rubble.
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Some of these disparities reflect differences in investment sophistication that might be reduced through information and behavioral-economic nudges.
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"This is a complex matter that cannot be reduced to a simple sound bite or clever phrase," he continued.
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It can't really be reduced to such a, well, homey word as "home," though that is its English meaning.
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The current state of both Egypt and the region can't be reduced to one or two significant causal events.
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But, if the FCC restricts the carriers' ability to collect this data, the advertising revenue opportunity will be reduced.
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There are currently 9,2023 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, a number previously set to be reduced to 5,500 next year.
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Under the Blunt-Lankford resolution, that would be reduced to two hours for district judges and sub-Cabinet nominations.
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I think our presence should be reduced, I think the support we provide our Afghanistan government should be limited.
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The partnership also means ad-tech fees charged to publishers will be reduced "significantly," Green said, without being specific.
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The current tax rate of 28500 percent must be reduced to allow U.S. firms to compete with foreign competitors.
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Culture, stories, and ethics are things that can't be reduced to equations, and economics accordingly has difficulty with them.
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Under current Social Security law, my benefits will not be reduced if I claim them at age 65. 2.
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For example, theft of the UAVs or items carried by the UAVs due tampering may be reduced or eliminated.
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Fundamentally, because with omni:us manual interventions can be reduced to a minimum, due to the supervised machine learning approach.
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It should go without saying that the value of an education should never be reduced to purely monetary terms.
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Yoga studios announced that use of some often-touched items — like pads and blocks — would be reduced for now.
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The Tax Policy Center, a research group, found that taxes will be reduced for every income group this year.
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Medicare payments to hospitals for unpaid bills and uncompensated care would be reduced by $136 billion over 10 years.
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Everything and everyone we love would be reduced to dust in a planet emptied of life and laughter, forever.
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The Commission also said paperwork for transport workers should be reduced to enable them to cross borders more rapidly.
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Prices of prescription drugs could also be reduced if patients are motivated to compare prices before buying their drugs.
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The Commission also said paperwork for transport workers should be reduced to enable them to cross borders more rapidly.
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If the court chancellor sides with CBS, Ms. Redstone's voting share will be reduced to less than 20 percent.
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Absent social interactions, blood flow to vital organs is likely to be reduced and immune function may be undermined.
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The actual outcome might be reduced opportunities in the future, it's not like we're going to get wiped out.
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The whole conversation seemed to be reduced to the question of whether you cared about suffering children or not.
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The budget for presidential office expenses would be reduced for every dollar a former president makes more than $400,000.
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The team also announced that the cost of games actually played in Jacksonville would be reduced by 5 percent.
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The frequency of scheduled flights to Beijing, Guangzhou, Shangai and Xian will be reduced, Yahya Ustun said on Twitter.
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Molchanov said demand in the first quarter will be reduced by an average of 1.5 million barrels per day.
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The existing congestion should be reduced either by introducing transit or with high-occupancy managed lanes for vehicular traffic.
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Mr. Trump said that the troop level in the country would be reduced to 8,600, down from roughly 14,000.
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Barclays chief U.S. economist Michael Gapen estimated that payrolls could be reduced by roughly 75,000 jobs because of Harvey.
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The extremely large punitive damages award is likely to be reduced on the grounds that it violates due process.
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Scientists have said emissions must be reduced by half in the next decade to reach the 1.5-degree target.
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The credits would be reduced for individuals making more than $210,2171 a year and families making more than $150,000.
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That amount would be reduced by a federal 24% withholding, or about $65.9 million, leaving you with $208.7 million.
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A report from Treasury estimated that distributions would be reduced by about $8.1 billion in 2021 with the changes.
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When the deal with Cohen closes, however, the Wilpon family will be reduced to minority investors in the team.
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Under the changes, the state's multiple stages of licensing can now be reduced to one, several experts told CNN.
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" If costs can be reduced, you'll have (people from) different walks of life coming here to shop, " she added.
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"This is because the significant competition which could otherwise exist between Amazon and Deliveroo would be reduced," she added.
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Over time, it could be reduced to just special forces in an advisory role, as is happening in Iraq.
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Another 4,940 felony cases need to be reviewed to see which ones qualify to be reduced to a misdemeanor.
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"Without developing more adequate infrastructure, there's no way cost of living can be reduced in the future," said Nakamura.
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"Without developing more adequate infrastructure, there's no way cost of living can be reduced in the future," said Nakamura.
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Mr Lighthizer said that American tariffs on around $120bn of Chinese imports would be reduced from 15% to 7.5%.
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Often, these health risks might be reduced by offering sex workers another reliable way to earn money, Willis added.
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Individuals can file for widow or widower benefits starting at age 60, but that benefit amount will be reduced.
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The current deficit of $1.068 trillion is expected to be reduced when quarterly tax payments are paid in September.
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In exchange for testifying against his old boss, Licenciado's life sentence could be reduced on the recommendation of prosecutors.
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Men's numbers will be reduced from 250 to 186 with the total of 286 boxers remaining identical from Rio.
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From our vantage point, the situation is complex and probably can't be reduced to the "fault" of a single person.
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The benefits that accrue to society as a whole from investment and well-rewarded work required that taxes be reduced.
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The answer, experts said, is a definitive yes, though they will be reduced unless there is some kind of reform.
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The ability to collect sounds would be minimized—though you wouldn't completely lose that ability—and amplification would be reduced.
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The current number of brackets will be reduced from 7 to 3, and tax forms will likewise be greatly simplified.
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So I try to bring whatever information I have, so they can change their beliefs and hate can be reduced.
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Mother's own milk is always preferred, in part because some of breastmilk's beneficial biological components may be reduced after pasteurization.
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The Fiat brand will be reduced to a few models such as the iconic 73 and the popular Panda hatchback.
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If you earn above that, your benefits will be reduced by $1 for every $2 you earn over that threshold.
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It estimates that its cashflow could be reduced by as much $1.4bn in 2.93, adding to its woes (see article).
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And if the three-pronged strategy became the norm by 2120, cervical cancer mortality could be reduced by 99 percent.
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Earn more than that and your benefits will be reduced by $1 for every $2 you earn over that threshold.
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For other MileagePlus members, the $179 annual cost of Clear will be reduced to as low as $109 per year.
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Meanwhile, the lower house would be reduced from 596 to 450, with at least 25% of seats reserved for women.
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The business tax rate would be reduced from 35 percent to 15 percent, which would bump up Alphabet's net income.
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The VAT rate for transportation and construction sectors will also be reduced to 9 percent from 10 percent, it said.
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From July 285st, the limit on single-carriageway rural roads will be reduced from 19963kph (21996mph) to 23kph (see article).
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A credit for offering onsite childcare would increase to $500,000, and the recapture rules would be reduced to five years.
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The current number of brackets will be reduced from seven to three, and tax forms will likewise be greatly simplified.
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Large parts of the stadium are temporary, meaning it can be reduced to a 25,000-capacity venue after the tournament.
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Half of older workers recently surveyed by Fidelity thought their benefits could be reduced if an ex made a claim.
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First and foremost, he said, the corrosive influence of money in politics needs to go or at least be reduced.
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Then, as now, that rate could be reduced progressively to encourage banks to meet, or then exceed, their lending quotas.
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Capacity is expected to be reduced from 94,000 to 77,500, gutting midfield seating in favor of luxury boxes and concourses.
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"(We) will make the necessary efforts before FIFA for the sanction to be ... reduced because it is unjust," Tapia said.
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When these payments are funded by Congress, families trapped in Obamacare should expect these proposed premiums to be reduced significantly.
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Much of the disruptive force of quantum computing can be reduced to a single and relatively old idea: Shor's algorithm.
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In my opinion, these movement protests shouldn't be reduced to the point of caricature for the sake of selling soda.
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The BHF said that this new procedure is "quicker and more reliable than previous tests," enabling costs to be reduced.
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Corporate income tax would be reduced to 30 percent from the current 33 percent, he said, without providing more details.
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Personal income tax brackets would be reduced to three rates of 10%, 25% and 35% under the White House proposal.
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Prosecutors said they will decide at a later time whether they believe that sentence range should be reduced or increased.
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"The whole UK Vauxhall network is around 300 dealerships and that will be reduced to around 200," the CEO said.
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Cancers due to bad diet, obesity, alcohol abuse and smoking could all be reduced a great deal in wealthy ones.
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Class hours may be reduced to two hours from three, and the orientation for new students will also be shortened.
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There will be moms in Texas who learn that their maternal child care support will be reduced or ended entirely.
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Greenhouse gas pollution must be reduced 45 percent from 2010 levels by 2030—and then by 100 percent by 2050.
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Mandatory minimum sentences should be eliminated for many offenses, and where they are still applied, their length should be reduced.
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That loophole would also get bigger under the Ryan plan, because the tax rate on capital gains would be reduced.
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The U.S. has requested that its trade deficit with China be reduced by $200 billion by 2020, media reports said.
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Contributions to Social Security and Medicare would be reduced by $24.6 billion in the same time frame, the lawsuit says.
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Average premiums would be reduced by approximately 10 percent -- a savings that will amount to billions of dollars over time.
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Among the downwardly mobile, 71 percent said the number should be reduced; compared with 46 percent among the upwardly mobile.
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Some venues had separate rooms for security, judges and officials and these will be reduced or even moved to tents.
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Carbon emissions can be reduced quickly and cheaply by switching away from coal to cleaner natural gas and renewable technologies.
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As a result of the department's new rule, student consumers will save money, and their student debt will be reduced.
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The price will be reduced until buyers are found, except no one knows how much stock is going to trade.
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The Medicare appeals backlog can only be reduced by addressing the systemic issues, not by hampering effective Medicare program oversight.
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But this won't stop jihadist attacks because the causes of these attacks can't be reduced or simplified to an ideology.
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"It moved me to witness the strength of women who refused to be reduced to a victim status," says Husson.
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Bloomberg reported that the corporate tax rate may be reduced gradually, by 3 percentage points a year, to 20 percent.
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The interest rate could be reduced by 0.4 percentage points should the bonds be listed for trade in Tel Aviv.
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Payments will be reduced for people with incomes between $75,2100 and $2000,219, and joint filers who earned $22017,2401 or more.
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Payments would be reduced for people with incomes between $75,000 and $99,5.053, and joint filers who earned $198,000 or more.
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It's time to move away from the perspective that food insecurity will be reduced if we just hand out food.
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The number of visas granted on humanitarian grounds would be reduced, and the diversity visa lottery would be eliminated altogether.
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That said, the profiles are rich enough to illustrate a complexity that can't just be reduced to algorithms run amok.
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That number could be reduced over time by increasing the use of drones for quality-control inspections and similar missions.
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We want to lift the demand side, so people dare to invest and the cost of borrowing can be reduced.
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Corker said he didn't think the plan's Medicaid cuts would be reduced — which seems like a big problem for Sens.
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The number of bodies through which workers consult on health and safety issues would be reduced from three to one.
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Additionally, the tariff rate on another $120 billion worth of imports from China is expected to be reduced by half.
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One Chinese economist has estimated that China's growth would be reduced by as much as a percentage point this year.
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That amount would be reduced by a federal 24% withholding, or about $60.9 million, leaving you with $192.8 million. (CNBC)
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Zabel explained that Klotz's basic argument—which could be reduced to "Cohen probably didn't read his e-mail"—was weak.
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As Reagan-Rostenkowski and Simpson-Bowles showed, top marginal rates can be reduced into the twenties while still retaining progressivity.
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L Brands, which would be reduced to running Bath & Body Works, is set to control 45% of the separate company.
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But that can be reduced by powering farms using renewable energy, and by increasing the efficiency of their LED lights.
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Operations costs, Ergen said, would also be reduced because Dish intends to employ new automation technologies and cloud-based networking.
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" She added that "by requiring lawyers to attend such programs periodically, the hope is that these concerns will be reduced.
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Their tax rate would be reduced from 220006 percent to somewhere in the range of 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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It was unclear which Tesla models would be affected, or by how much deliveries in the country would be reduced.
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On the business front, corporate tax will be reduced from 35 percent to 20 percent, without the phase-in period.
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As a result, the carrying value of SRL's remaining net assets would be reduced to about $13 million, Iluka said.
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He said numbers would eventually be reduced over time, but that the bank did not recognize Unite's jobs loss figure.
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Two marine monuments in the Pacific Ocean also would be reduced under Zinke's memo, which has not been officially released.
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Which means the options for stopping Iran's nuclear program would be reduced to much more drastic options — including military action.
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"Investor positioning points to further support for commodity prices as bearish bets continue to be reduced," ANZ bank said on Tuesday.
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"We have some concrete proposals on how the load shedding time can be reduced," Chabala said, referring to the electricity rationing.
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He also knows that if Mueller likes what he hears, a five-year prison term could be reduced to six months.
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They estimate that meat and dairy consumption should be reduced by 81 percent in order to meet global emissions reduction targets.
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The IMF said China's current account surplus was growing again after declining in 2015 and 2016 and needed to be reduced.
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In theory, adding Dish to the mix will mean that competition won't be reduced even if T-Mobile and Sprint merge.
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However, the sixty-year sentence can be reduced by up to 15 percent, or 9 years, by earning various sentence credits.
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Fivek said that the massive response to Trump's election can't possibly be reduced to a single Facebook event by Russian agents.
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Soon, that time may be reduced to nothing at all — but fortunately for Pussycat fans, it's for a really awesome reason.
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The market expects that the reference rate of the Fed will remain stable or be reduced in the following two years.
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Altman also said that despite the impending funding woes, retirees should not worry that their benefits will be reduced or eliminated.
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Although the overall wheat harvest will be reduced, output from the country's west is expected to offset some of the pain.
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That data is then uploaded to the cloud, analysed by Winnow's algorithm, and disseminated so that food waste can be reduced.
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Grand Staircase-Escalante will be reduced by about half and split into three new monuments: Grand Staircase, Kaiparowits, and Escalante Canyons.
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There's no cure, but Lang has found symptoms can be reduced in solar sneezers whom he also treated for hay fever.
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And even at what appear to be reduced rates, many of today's buyers may still come to rue their recent deals.
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Infrastructure lifetimes would need to be reduced to less than 22 years and capacity factors to less than 30%, for example.
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Internally, I wanted to feel tighter; externally, I wanted the appearance of the labia minora — the extra skin — to be reduced.
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Kowalczyk also said that the beetle outbreak, which environmentalists see as a pretext for cutting down trees, needed to be reduced.
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That's because ocean circulation — in which deeper, colder waters rise to the surface and replace warmer ocean waters — will be reduced.
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Incidences of such quackery should be reduced by a study published in this week's Lancet by Dr Charman and his colleagues.
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The company also said its margins would be reduced by 20-30 basis points if the tariffs were to take effect.
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A key rating trigger for a downgrade of Echo Re would be reduced strategic importance of the company within the group.
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"Government domestic borrowing could be reduced by that sum or spending from the Reserve Fund could be smaller," the ministry said.
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Arcadia's annual contributions to its pension schemes will be reduced from 50 million pounds to 25 million pounds for three years.
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In a move corresponding to Ultimate Edition's release, the price of the Season Pass — previously $50 — will be reduced to $30.
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The European Union, a collection of 28 member states, soon to be reduced to 27, finds that kind of thinking difficult.
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Her 25-year sentence will be reduced by about three years for time she has already served in a juvenile facility.
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His lifetime ban would be reduced to five years in the event he provided truthful testimony and full cooperation, USADA said.
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Ultimately, the complexity of this match up can be reduced to a few key questions: Can Nurmagomedov keep forcing the clinch?
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The number of income brackets would be reduced from seven down to just three: 10 percent, 25 percent and 35 percent.
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Costs could be reduced and quality improved by employing what has worked in virtually every economic sector — deregulation and market competition.
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Americans across all generations, including members in both Democrat and Republican parties, agree that Social Security benefits should not be reduced.
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Another board member, Laurence Simmons, is also not seeking reelection and the board will be reduced from 16 to 14 members.
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But Mr. Denton expressed hope in a new owner, and the possibility that the court penalty will be reduced on appeal.
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The Volcker Rule should be repealed because risk can be reduced at much lower cost through other supervisory and regulatory tools.
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But, apparently for Brown, women can be reduced to a sexy silhouette and a pair of legs waving in the air.
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I was even more disappointed by Zinke's initial recommendation that the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah be reduced in size.
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Under the rules change resolution that would be reduced down to two hours for district court judges and most executive nominees.
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Currently, insurance companies have to pay an interest rate of 18 percent; that will be reduced to 10 percent after Friday.
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She also said laws should be streamlined and instances of workers being misclassified as something other than employees should be reduced.
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Inflation was to be reduced to 3 percent or less — provided that its reduction would not interfere with the employment goal.
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Energy Fuels sent a letter to the Interior Department last year requesting that the monument be reduced to accommodate its operations.
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The order book has to be reduced, and they need to see who else is out there to take these orders.
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We measure that as a company metric, which is how much waste needs to be reduced in each of these areas.
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Meeting minutes released Wednesday indicated that Fed officials believe the balance sheet can be reduced with "limited" disruption to financial markets.
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Researchers in Finland said other benefits would need to be reduced to pay for a universal basic income across the country.
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Members of Congress seeking to steer the GND would be reduced to lobbying private executives and pounding the table for returns.
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That, in turn, will delay the date at which the government budget deficit might be reduced to a more sustainable level.
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Health care stocks continued to lose ground after the health insurer Humana said its bonus payments from Medicare could be reduced.
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Minutes from the meeting released Wednesday indicated officials believed the balance sheet could be reduced with "limited" disruption to financial markets.
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IMC's capital would them be reduced until Sapore ends up with a 41.79 percent stake in the company, the filing showed.
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If you earn more than that, your benefits will be reduced by $1 for every $2 you earn over that threshold.
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Over the long term, if the trends continue, truffle production in certain areas may be reduced or even eliminated, hunters lamented.
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Judge Smith, in a 15-page opinion, said the punitive damages that make up most of the award should be reduced.
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A Bayer spokesman declined to speculate on whether, and by how much, the damages award could be reduced pending Friday's hearing.
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The setup included conditions under which the shares could potentially be forfeited or the value of those shares could be reduced.
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It exchanged second-lien notes for 98 percent of existing equity, meaning shareholders' total stake will be reduced to 2 percent.
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Algorithms, or the statements that make up algorithms, can be reduced to propositional logic and so they can be proved correct.
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Her lawyer argues to the extent a jury might find Demi responsible, any judgement should be reduced to reflect Edenilson's responsibility.
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If you extend the window to 2036, federal health care spending would be reduced by roughly $4 trillion, compared to Obamacare.
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If fertility rates could be reduced, it could help boost Africa's economy, as there would be fewer children to care for.
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Systemic risk is growing on each new contract written on Libor and would be reduced if they were entered into SOFR.
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It said domestic service, which accounts for nearly three-fourths of its revenue, would be reduced between 10 and 15 percent.
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"And there will be consequences, perhaps, well beyond what immigration hard-liners believe will only be reduced numbers in selected states."
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There's a solid possibility that not only will migration to the UK not be reduced, but that it could actually increase.
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Under the new policy, that waiting time would be reduced to 20 days, with the goal of 14 days by 7653.
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Infrastructure lifetimes would need to be reduced to less than 2420 years and capacity factors to less than 2580%, for example.
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By including the latter, the curators "wanted to emphasize the fact that identity cannot be reduced to territorial lines," they said.
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Recall that he argued terrorism would never be eliminated and simply had to be reduced to the level of a nuisance.
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Here's what you need to know: L train service Starting tonight at 8, service will be reduced on weeknights and weekends.
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They realized that poverty was not going to be reduced by some innovation — some cool, new program nobody thought of before.
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She is eligible for a survivor benefit at 60, but it will be reduced for each month she claims before 66.
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If that happens, train traffic between New York City and points west would be reduced by 75 percent, Amtrak officials said.
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For people who make over $75,2600, payments will be reduced by $229 for every $2500 of income that exceeds that limit.
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Because of the mechanics of the formula for calculating the minimum tax, the tax can be reduced by moving assets overseas.
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"Training" these systems can take days, but with the new chips, the hope is that this will be reduced to hours.
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Before widespread human settlements, fuel buildup in the forests would be reduced by frequent, low-intensity fires every decade or two.
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Liberia had budgeted spending of $622.7 million for this year's budget, but that would be reduced to $552.8 million, Sirleaf said.
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With the waivers, that could be reduced to as little as five months in some areas, said a senior DHS official.
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All major penalties, except those for fighting, will be reviewed to see if they should be reduced to a minor penalty.
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Their entire identity to be reduced to 'Oh, this person is gay or a lesbian' and suddenly that doesn't matter anymore.
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However, that $25 settlement payment per person could be reduced if the number of claims exceeds the maximum class settlement amount.
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The mine's workforce will be reduced to 930 from 1360, said Glencore, which bought the mine from Rio Tinto in March.
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He estimated that = process would need to be reduced to 90 days or less to prevent deaths from an airborne pathogen.
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" The ambassador said, however, "The fact that trade tensions may be reduced, thanks to the U.S.-China deal is good news.
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Lance Lazzaro, Hernandez&aposs criminal defense lawyer, cited the letters to argue that his sentence should be reduced to time served.
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The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument will be reduced by about half and Bears Ears National Monument by about 85 percent.
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It's not uncommon for items to be reduced by 30%, 40%, or even 50%, particularly during Black Friday or Christmas sales.
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The current annual cap for most people is $6900,2628, but lobbyists had heard that the limit could be reduced to $28503,22019.
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The event, headlined by the women's bantamweight title fight between Amanda Nunes and Ronda Rousey, would be reduced to 10 bouts.
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The offer consideration will be reduced by any dividends or other distributions declared, payable or paid by Intu prior to completion.
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By making sure that donors don't have a more virulent strain of HIV, the theoretical risk of "superinfection" can be reduced.
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France has a 15 percent stake in Renault, which would be reduced to around 7.5 percent under the proposed merger plan.
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Instead, the island's crushing debt should be reduced to the maximum extent through the legal framework established by Congress last year.
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The amount could be reduced by of a slowdown in the global economy, which is likely to weigh on Britain's output.
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If the smug style can be reduced to a single sentence, it's, Why are they voting against their own self-interest?
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The assumption that every human life can be reduced to an allegiance to one country is old-fashioned; it's also painfully provincial.
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The food stamp program, which helps low-income and disabled people buy groceries, would be reduced by $200 billion over 10 years.
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The Iranian economy is deteriorating, but there is no humanitarian catastrophe, and it's doubtful Iran's oil exports can be reduced to zero.
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The agency also recommended that only low-risk LED devices be available to consumers and the luminosity of car headlights be reduced.
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John Nicholson, told reporters last week at the Pentagon that the number of US forces would be reduced to 8,450 by 2017.
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Under the new policy, the tax credit would be reduced by 50 percent every six months until it is phased out completely.
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Art can't be reduced to the small number of artists who have won a popularity contest among bigtime dealers, curators and collectors.
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The cost of attacks requiring human labour or expertise could be reduced, and new threats exploiting vulnerabilities in AI systems could emerge.
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Risk weighted assets in the markets division will be reduced by 13% to US$21bn from a previous target of US$211bn.
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The HOR has asked for the cabinet of 18 nominated in February to be reduced in size to a maximum of 12.
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Stripped of Mosul, Islamic State's dominion in Iraq will be reduced to mainly rural, desert areas west and south of the city.
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Teresa did not want to be reduced to merely a body, bred and sacrificed for the sake of her husband and children.
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Taxes need to be reduced across-the-board, heavy regulations need to be rolled back, and government spending needs to be restrained.
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These proposed two-year courses will cost the same £22003,22006 as the standard three-year course, but living expenses will be reduced.
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The causes vary widely from individual to individual, and can't be reduced to anything as simple or universal as, say, economic marginalization.
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The number of flights to the special regions of Hong Kong and Macau from Taiwan will also be reduced, the center said.
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In addition, he was sentenced to a dishonorable discharge, will be reduced in rank, and will forfeit $1,000 in pay per month.
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Dmitriev said the loan deal was on track although its size could be reduced should one of Sistema's assets be disposed of.
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The idea is based on reminiscence therapy, which holds that anxiety in dementia patients can be reduced by creating a familiar environment.
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Excitingly, the study concludes that CO2 emissions can be reduced by 203 percent by 2050 and eliminated entirely just 10 years later.
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But even if corruption can be reduced, it will take time for the unemployed youth of Burns Creek to feel the benefit.
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"What we consider the most harmful chemicals can be reduced by 50%, and that would be a huge benefit to our health."
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By going further and recovering the second stage of the Falcon 9 the cost of a launch could be reduced even more.
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You know, we&aposre starting to see also that rations in North Korea even for elite officials are starting to be reduced.
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If shareholders approve a plan to restructure the remaining board seats, director terms will be reduced to two years instead of three.
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The size of the lower house would be reduced, from 596 to 450, with at least 25% of seats reserved for women.
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In 70 per cent of stress urinary incontinence cases it suggests symptoms can be reduced or eliminated via pelvic floor muscle training.
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Arcadia's own annual contributions to its pension schemes will be reduced from 50 million pounds to 25 million pounds for three years.
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Lots of other lions are killed illegally, though—a phenomenon that might be reduced if more people were paid to protect them.
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Consumer groups also support the change, although some have said the settlement time should be reduced even further, to just one day.
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We've seen her be reduced to the "sad wife," or "childless divorcee" for years simply because she was single and without children.
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But I do think think the amount of, let's just call it 'gifts,' the amount of 'enticements,' should be reduced to zero.
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A lot of other service industries work the same way: Automation treats human labor as a cost to be reduced or eliminated.
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Now, according to reports in the South China Morning Post, a newspaper in Hong Kong, the number will be reduced to five.
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It is unclear how much the rate will be reduced from the normal vehicle purchase tax of 10 percent under the extension.
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Should there be another long period of dryness this summer, the maize crop forecast may have to be reduced, the association said.
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The current "Greater New York" coverage will be reduced and will move into the main section of paper, according to the memo.
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Dubai to Abu Dhabi, a 97-mile journey that normally takes two hours by car, would be reduced to just 12 minutes.
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Funding would be reduced by 1 percent after 120 days and again every subsequent 90 days if a deal remains elusive. Rep.
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If the eventual outcome were a Kurdish independent state, Iraqi GDP would be reduced and the country would lose some natural resources.
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It is democratic, certainly, although there are only a limited number of questions that can be reduced to a Yes/No answer.
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Bikes that go over 20 miles per hour would still be illegal, yet the fine would be reduced from $500 to $100.
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As easy as it might be to lampoon Fisher, it's unlikely he believed human life could be reduced to a dollar amount.
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Goldman Sachs warns the S&P 500 earnings could be reduced by 11% if the 2017 corporate tax cut is entirely reversed.
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Those call for food waste to be cut in half by 2030, and for food losses to be reduced by that date.
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But over the coming 2628 plus years, the globally growing (28503 percent per year) coal-fired power-generation emissions must be reduced.
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The arguments did not persuade the judge, Pamela Campbell, who also ruled that the amount of the damages would not be reduced.
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For individual taxpayers, the current seven income tax brackets would be reduced to just three: 35 percent, 53 percent and 12 percent.
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Civilian positions will have to be reduced, while reforms in health care and the military procurement system need to be carried out.
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Bears Ears, created last December by President Barack Obama, will be reduced by about 85 percent, to 201,876 acres (315 square miles).
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We suspect that the amount of weighting may be reduced further in future surveys, informed by the results of this first effort.
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Under the terms of the settlement, if more than 248,22 people sought compensation, the amount paid to each individual would be reduced.
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The number of shafts will be reduced to six from 11 with production cut to 520,000 ounces per annum from 750,000 ounces.
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Here's what Republican negotiators as of Wednesday evening had in the plan: The corporate rate would be reduced to 21%, from 35%.
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Mitigating factors remain Ahold's strong financial flexibility (share buybacks and M&A can be reduced) and a fairly strong FCF generation capacity.
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The result, experts fear, will be reduced access for Medicare patients and fewer doctors willing to enter already-strained specialties like rheumatology.
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"With this decision duties levied on the US originating aforementioned products will be reduced from $521.2 million to $260.6 million," she added.
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Respondents were asked whether they thought "the number of immigrants to America nowadays" should be increased, remain the same or be reduced.
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Under the new structure, Chinese ownership of CHX would be reduced to 40 percent, compared with 49.5 percent under the earlier plan.
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The government says that at 130 percent of GDP the debt is manageable and can be reduced via budget controls and growth.
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He added that truce violations must be reduced to "zero" and that nothing else must happen to obstruct the start of talks.
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In carrying out discretionary cuts, lawmakers should look to certain guidelines to help them decide which programs should be reduced or eliminated.
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Even those materials costs can be reduced if you drive the right volume and drive purchasing power into how you're buying them.
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It found that total United States greenhouse gas emissions would be reduced by only a modest amount, while nutritional deficiencies would increase.
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When including the tariffs that were already in place, global G.D.P. could be reduced by 0.5 percent, or $455 billion, next year.
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That night I learned what it feels like to be reduced from a sovereign human to an instrument for someone else's use.
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We should defend an individual's choice, lest one day our choices on other matters may be reduced by the convictions of others.
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But the trends that shape the global currency system, Dr. Bhagwati said, are too complex to be reduced to single McDonald's meal.
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For people who make more than $75,000, payments will be reduced by $5 for every $100 of income that exceeds that limit.
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Interest rates on loans extended as part of a state-backed package will be reduced by around 2 percentage points, it said.
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No layoffs are planned in Austria for the time being but the numbers of contractors employed would be reduced, said the company.
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Editor's note: Please note that viewing hours for this project may be reduced or temporarily suspended light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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The security company isn't worth a billion dollars, and the amount of such a verdict could still be reduced by the judge.
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The once-daily Newark to Tokyo route would be reduced to just five times a week starting March 28th through April 24th.
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"We think only when information is transparent, and people have sufficient medical knowledge, will their fear be reduced," Kolas told the outlet.
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The time an airplane spends waiting for a gate after landing or waiting in line to take off could also be reduced.
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On trade, Trump has insisted that US trade deficits be reduced and has used harsh tactics like tariffs to achieve his goals.
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Payment rates could be reduced for doctors and hospitals, while the government would have more leverage to negotiate lower prices from drugmakers.
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Otieno said the cost of building needs to be reduced if polystyrene construction is to become a popular building method in Kenya.
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This risk might be reduced by holding smaller joint exercises in Korea or the United States and larger unilateral South Korean exercises.
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"We believe the balance of debt owed by sugar and ethanol companies will not rise because investments will be reduced," Fernandes said.
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Houston was set to count $21.1 million against the cap, which will be reduced to a dead-money hit of $7.1 million.
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Raw materials should not be produced without the permission of those governments, so a black market for natural resources can be reduced.
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The truth cannot be reduced to a particular set of hard, indisputable facts about particular events that might be reported as news.
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It also has Davis, too skilled an actress to be reduced to miming ashen poses as her character unravels mentally from fright.
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The maximum offerings on term repo operations, which last two weeks, will be reduced on Tuesday to $25 billion from $30 billion.
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But no life can be reduced to a caption on Instagram, and Sharlet's endeavor, rather than being valiant, begins to feel simplistic.
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But this production insists that such desires, and their fancier manifestations, can be reduced to the all-consuming fight to stay alive.
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Mr. Trump himself has displayed no sense of responsibility to offer prescriptions for how that toll might be reduced through gun safety.
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In return, he would avoid trial and, on successful completion of the program, the felony charge would be reduced to a misdemeanor.
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The phase one deal means no new tariffs will be put in place and some of the existing ones will be reduced.
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BMW (BAMXF) earnings would be reduced by €22 billion ($2750 billion) and Daimler (DDAIF) would take a €2 billion ($2.3 billion) hit.
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They will continue to be paid for a 46-week season, but their vacation will be reduced to 28 days from 35.
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The Japanese parent's stake in Nissin Foods Co will be reduced to 12453 percent, from 100 percent, on completion of the offering.
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"Most critical infrastructure system vulnerabilities can be reduced below the level that potentially invites attempts to create a national catastrophe," it noted.
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Waterway, which says it carries 29,210 riders daily, announced on its website that service would be reduced on several of its routes.
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The company's high effective tax rate will be reduced by corporate tax cuts, raising the potential for a dividend boost for ADP.
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However, the number of people who would claim the deduction would be reduced, since the measure also nearly doubles the standard deduction.
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There was also signs that the company's valuation will be reduced, although that estimated value was not spelled out in Friday's filing.
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He and others predicted that the risk would be reduced further as time went on, as it does in patients taking statins.
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A real peace process, including an Israeli willingness to make concessions, is vital if Hamas's long-term appeal is to be reduced.
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At the same time, Department of Education spending would be reduced by about 20 percent, which would appeal to fiscally conservative voters.
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But while women don't want to be reduced to their sexual allure, they also want to prove that they've still got it.
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He was charged with two misdemeanors, and those charges may be reduced or dropped as charges of soliciting a prostitute often are.
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If you choose to get checks starting at age 37, your monthly payment will be reduced to $750, or a 25 percent reduction.
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As a result of Gallagher's reduced rank and forfeiture, his pension will be reduced, though it's unclear at this time by how much.
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"Obviously, if you drastically reduce the departures and arrivals, the problems inside the EU among individual countries will also be reduced," he said.
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This means Indian imports could be reduced even further in the future beyond any possible cuts this week should the duty be revised.
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If the majority of investors also decide not to take profits this year then the supply of equities for sale could be reduced.
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Murillo said in December the number of categories in which self employment would be permitted would be reduced and in some cases consolidated.
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" — Julia Alvarez "You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.
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Payments would be reduced by up to 236 percent for doctors and by 13 percent for dialysis clinics that fall short of expectations.
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Instead, London's erstwhile mayor and Brexiteer Boris Johnson announced in 2014 that available housing would be reduced in favor of more commercial development.
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The impact on the real economy can be substantial - and I'm not talking just about the markets - and it can also be reduced.
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The anti-dumping duty will be reduced to 40 percent in the following year and then 35 percent in the year after that.
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