We saw a cut back with Temer [the former President] and the new administration will cut back even more.
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So as Americans cut back their purchases of cars, they're likely to cut back on some of the overseas imports coming to the United States.
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This may not cut back on in-person drop bys, but it will cut back on other external interruptions that can distract you from the task at hand.
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By purchasing cleaning supplies through these sustainability-focused companies, we can cut back on plastic waste while simultaneously cut back on the dirt and grime in our homes.
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As Bitcoin sinks, industry startups are forced to cut back
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So maybe it's time to cut back on the hat?
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Meanwhile, Macron was wrestling with efforts cut back public spending.
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Airlines have sharply cut back flights to and from China.
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When she first arrived here, she had to cut back.
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Was that why you cut back on early stage investments?
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The Bank of Japan would cut back on QE, too.
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Trying to cut back on buying lattes won't help, either.
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Americans also cut back on spending at restaurants and bars.
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Cut back to Rob, depressed and insecure about his weight.
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Then, identify what you can eliminate or cut back on.
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Others may just cut back on growing crops like alfalfa.
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Nearly half of respondents said they cut back on spending.
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Conservatives want more of the Obamacare regulatory infrastructure cut back.
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The carriers haven't cut back on new aircraft orders, either.
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Cut back on red meat, egg yolks and anything processed.
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If you overspend in one area, cut back in another.
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Only boys and men need to cut back, they say.
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Investors could cut back their contributions more than just slightly.
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Beijing has also cut back dramatically on new project permits.
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Music schools and concert halls have cut back on orders.
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They've cut back on capital expenditures the last few years.
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I had cut back on all the expenses I could.
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"Just see if you can cut back in those areas."
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Most of us can find areas to cut back in.
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Sales are off as Turks delay purchases or cut back.
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Doctors cut back on the sedatives the evening of Oct.
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If my weight was up, I cut back on food.
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If that happens, he will have to cut back somewhere.
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Antitrust law worked to cut back corporate concentration and control.
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The restaurant can cut back employee hours, reducing payroll cost.
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Sethi: Let's start with the worst: Cut back on lattes!
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They cut personnel, reduced material and cut back on maintenance.
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Among the electricity grid operator's suggestions: Cut back on email.
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As growth stalled, services firms cut back on hiring plans.
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That's after he cut back, opening later on doctor's orders.
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But while car sales remained solid, automakers cut back production.
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Like the drivers, Hostess's baking operation was also cut back.
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Other companies have tried to cut back rather than fold.
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And she cut back on alcohol — for the wrong reasons.
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I may cut back some tanks but not on health.
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But it also cut back or eliminated some popular deductions.
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The United States, meanwhile, has cut back on science funding.
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Also, the budget for prison food has been cut back.
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They also tend to proliferate and have to be cut back.
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Mr. Micklethwait denied that Bloomberg had cut back on investigative reporting.
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Both had already cut back their advertising because of financial strain.
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Airlines have cut back flights both to China and Hong Kong.
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More than 40 percent of injected volumes will be cut back.
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As a sitting president, they're even now starting to cut back.
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Maybe Chase should have just cut back on the cab rides?
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After the financial crisis, many banks cut back their foreign operations.
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However, the company said it cut back on spending on advertising.
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Both dieting groups cut back on similar amounts of calories overall.
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Chances are you'll find there are ways you could cut back.
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I cut back on hair and makeup and all that stuff.
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" Further, visits from families were "interrupted, cut back, or effectively eliminated.
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Production was cut back on Tuesday as Harvey drenched the area.
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Manufacturing growth also stalled in January as companies cut back production.
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Thousands of employees were seeing their hours, and wages, cut back.
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However, few respondents said they would be willing to cut back.
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Overall, respondents didn't want to cut back on their fitness expenses.
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S. trade spat has prompted clients to cut back on advertising.
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When might it be wise to cut back on caffeine consumption?
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And chances are, you can find areas to cut back in.
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I have cut back on cheese, but I still love cheese.
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The rest of the year, Richman cut back to 60 hours.
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With his hours cut back, he earned $300 less a week.
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I've canceled trips and cut back on going to public events.
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It has cut back production and suspended deliveries of the aircraft.
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And he had cut back on regulation, as he had promised.
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All companies have cut back on retail hours with limited staffing.
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Other cities have also started to cut back on polluting vehicles.
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Uber just cut back from another market where it doesn't dominate.
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So, we're able to cut back on some of those investments.
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In the meantime, let it strengthen your resolve to cut back.
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Some even cut back on housing costs by crashing at home.
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He has also cut back on material possessions and miscellaneous spending.
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Retailers are hoping to cut back on their own shipping expenses.
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So how do you cut back on that years of process?
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To save money, Ms. Faye cut back on the home aides.
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After all, you can only cut back your expenses so much.
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A review of previous randomized controlled trials found that LSD helped alcoholics cut back on their drinking, while a much smaller study found psilocybin treatment helped people diagnosed with alcohol dependence cut back on their drinking days.
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Perhaps you should you cut back on your work hours this week.
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N, which is pushing department store operators to cut back on promotions.
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I am really trying to cut back on my spending, I swear.
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Perhaps you'll find another "latte factor" that you can cut back on.
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We've seen some cities manage to cut back on water pretty impressively.
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U.S. wholesale businesses cut back their stockpiles while sales rose in October.
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Consumers also continued to cut back on spending on sports and hobbies.
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Sure, we can probably all cut back on eating factory-farmed meat.
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Once you've determined where you can cut back, set up automated transfers.
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Odds are that it will stay higher, as many producers cut back.
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Many have had to cut back production due to the work stoppage.
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He was cut back in September and is currently a free agent.
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I even cut back on my meds a couple of weeks ago.
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At some point, you can't cut back on your lifestyle any more.
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That progress would be at risk if governments cut back on funding.
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That makes sense why they would push the corporate tax cut back.
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Companies also cut back on capital spending ahead of elections, Subramanian said.
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The low-cut back is deliberate, and meant to show her scar.
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Apple isn't the only company trying to cut back on annoying ads.
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We cut back to the war room and see a big screen.
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Acacia has been forced to halt exports and has cut back production.
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Humana has also announced it will sharply cut back from the exchanges.
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The middle class has cut back on everything from groceries to education.
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Services firms also suffered from weak demand and cut back on hiring.
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"No, it's my turn!" she cut back in, and Bennet backed off.
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But you also cut back to the initial explosion at the plant.
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How can you save money when there's less to cut back on?
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But whenever they meet their promises, we will cut back gas injection.
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The economy might also slow as US consumers cut back on spending.
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Several banks have already cut back their loan books to conserve capital.
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Then manufacturers of paintball equipment consolidated and cut back on ad spending.
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This mentality helped him cut back on his biggest vice: dining out.
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Mr. Cherpeski has had to cut back on repairing streets and bridges.
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Post-crisis reforms slashed those fees and free accounts were cut back.
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They were also slightly more willing to cut back on this expense.
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There's an economic argument to be made for workplaces to cut back.
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The South Virginia tobacco economy collapsed as Americans cut back on smoking.
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After Chávez's death, in 2013, Venezuela drastically cut back the oil shipments.
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I cut back on my social life more than most college students.
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I had already cut back on the meat because it's much cheaper!
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"People do not want to cut back on their lattes," he said.
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Could the trade fight cause him to cut back on his hobby?
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A couple years ago, I realized that I needed to cut back.
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The move would follow another quarter-point rate cut back in July.
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Mr. Cherpeski has had to cut back on repairing streets and bridges.
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Scientists say the move could slow efforts to cut back carbon emissions.
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Clearly relieved, the president said he would cut back his campaign trips.
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You should do everything you can to cut back on unnecessary expenses.
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"We're one of the few retailers that didn't cut back on service."
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While they have cut back on writing policies, they have not withdrawn.
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They plan to reduce budgets and cut back on activities like conferences.
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I've cut back tremendously on poultry and I don't eat red meat.
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If factories can't open, employees will likely see their hours cut back.
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President Donald Trump campaigned on promises to cut back on environmental regulation.
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The league has cut back in recent years, but they still exist.
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It has also cut back on labor costs, relying more on automation.
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You may assume you should try to cut back in little ways.
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She insisted she is trying to cut back in her own way.
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Here's what we're watching: • Tesla's plan to cut back on capital expenditures.
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Despite that, I've tried to cut back on how often I'm flying.
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And Medicaid will be cut back, with the damage worsening over time.
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But smaller employers, particularly in certain industries, may choose to cut back.
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Why did they cut back a certain feature in the print edition?
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Rather, it's time to cut back rules that unnecessarily encumber energy development.
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But if you're a frequent flyer, you may want to cut back.
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"Alternate with seltzer/sparkling water can help you cut back," she added.
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And working hours have been cut back, to give residents a break.
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But suppose you, personally, decide to cut back on your meat consumption.
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Still, Ms. Caudle said she is trying to cut back on vaping.
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Meanwhile, the company has cut back on sharing its profits with employees.
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But, I guess my question is this: while it may at least temporarily protect those workers, aren&apost there more workers down economic stream who are using steel and when you drive up the price of steel, more and more of those industries go out of business or they cut back on R&D, they cut back on wages and benefits or they cut back unemployment, period.
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He cut back on his between-starts throwing and immediately noticed the effect.
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As a result, the Atlanta resident is looking for ways to cut back.
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"This just adds an additional reason to cut back on antibiotics," Yolken said.
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However, it's unlikely that SpaceX will cut back on its ambitions anytime soon.
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The addiction crisis has already led doctors to cut back on prescribing opioids.
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There's plenty of other ways to cut back without browning out your greenery.
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Many even continued to work, even though they did cut back their hours.
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Musk has since cut back his hours, acknowledging his schedule was not sustainable.
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But Americans cut back on apparel purchases and spending at restaurants and bars.
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Rationing of electricity forced offices to cut back on lighting and air conditioning.
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This is part of a larger initiative to cut back on plastic waste.
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Businesses in the communities with GM plants have been forced to cut back.
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Finances are a place for men to excel and women to cut back.
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" A cut back to Mr. Trump: "We have to look at the positives.
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But the meat industry didn't want the government telling people to cut back.
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The combined group can now cut back on subsidies and focus on profit.
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It would encourage champagne guzzlers to cut back, as well as scrumpy swillers.
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And if you're pregnant, cut back to a cup a day at most.
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If you're looking to cut back on your data usage, look no further.
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Other insurers have also cut back their participation, ostensibly for the same reason.
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The company has cut back on staffing over the years, according to Variety.
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The earlier version also misstated when grants for incarcerated people were cut back.
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If something didn't bring you that much happiness, cut back in that area.
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He recommends others cut back on the amount of clothing they have, too.
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Unfortunately, people generally cut back on needed care as well as wasteful care.
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The increase comes at a time when other nations continue to cut back.
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Hoyer recommends going through your day to see where you can cut back.
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Fitch expects spending may be cut back in the event that revenue disappoints.
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Blanch said he doesn't expect Russia or OPEC producers to cut back more.
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Groceries in Alaska are expensive, but there are always ways to cut back.
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The move will cut back on red tape and costs, Trump officials say.
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Mr. Roberts cut back on daily energy drinks, which are loaded with B12.
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From there, you can determine if and where you need to cut back.
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If you're sticking to a tight budget, or just looking to cut back, .
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She saw opportunities to cut back on clothing, food, and personal care products.
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Other companies and groups also cut back on directly lobbying policymakers in 2202.
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The couple was then able to decide where they needed to cut back.
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The early scripts cut back to Rick after he shot the little girl.
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But, "at some point very soon," he will cut back, Trump said Tuesday.
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Influenced by nouvelle cuisine, he cut back on butter, cream and heavy sauces.
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But there are ways to cut back, like traveling during an off-season.
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The airline announced it would cut back the schedule more than previously planned.
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Equally important, some states that have fully expanded Medicaid could cut back coverage.
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"We had an agreement last night that they cut back today," said Sen.
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Systems in San Francisco, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia have already cut back services.
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Some cities have tried to cut back on plastic by banning plastic bags.
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Relatives say they have to cut back visits to one day a week.
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So I cut back on booze dramatically and started tinkering in the kitchen.
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The Trump administration cut back funds for public education, advertising and consumer assistance.
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Even as starvation bites, some are reluctant to cut back on their habit.
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Nonetheless, performance at the unit remained lackluster as it cut back risk-taking.
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Plus, they can help you cut back on your carbon footprint a little.
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It is followed by Europe, Canada, India and China, which has cut back.
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Even when mothers cut back at work, they are not paid proportionately less.
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The senators may opt to cut back on their digital time for good.
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One of my new year&aposs resolutions was to cut back on meat.
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You have to cut back the trees trying to stretch over the roof.
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He previously cut back federal funding for a California high-speed rail project.
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When the program was cut back, the number of robberies began dropping again.
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I cut back on all that academic and historical and biblical, archaeological info.
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If people cut back on their consumption enough that we have a recession.
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This has forced many states to cut back on other safety net programs.
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Cut back to Amber holding the royal baby, her makeup not even smudged.
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Yes, I had to cut back on eating steak for a couple years.
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Where you choose to cut back is "up to the individual," explains Boneparth.
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The issue is they also cut back on the complexity of the story.
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One way to cut back on transportation costs is to go car-free.
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It's also cut back its electric bike and scooter operations in several cities.
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Amid the manufacturing problems, senior Tesla executives have departed or cut back work.
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"Strategically, if they have to cut back a little they would prefer to cut back the expensive offshore production and sustain the lighter crudes," said Sadad al-Husseini, an energy consultant and former senior executive at state oil giant Saudi Aramco.
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If corporations are in distress, they fire workers and cut back on investment spending.
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The bank also cut back on its investment banking activities in Russia last year.
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We also agreed to cut back our coffee intake, rather than totally eliminate it.
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At the same time, America has drastically cut back on its appetite for coal.
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Sharon Cutler and her husband cut back substantially on dinners out and extravagant spending.
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He said he had drastically cut back spending on clothes and stopped eating out.
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We're not going to cut back CO2 emissions in time to prevent that outcome.
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Most major airlines have stopped flying to the capital or severely cut back flights.
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Americans also spent more on sports and hobbies but cut back on eating out.
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See if there's anywhere you can cut back and commit to making those changes.
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Like Mike and Pat Boggs, another 33% cut back on their children's educational expenses.
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If that, in turn, caused widespread defaults, banks might cut back on mortgage lending.
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Cut back on refined carbs to balance out the extra calories from adding protein.
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Even as conflicts spread, the peacekeeping mission is being cut back, to save money.
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Leave voters got what they wanted, so why should they cut back on spending?
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On my 30th birthday, I decided to cut back on my drinking and drugging.
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That's key if wineries have to cut back on their water use during droughts.
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The coalition can't force states and companies to cut back on carbon emissions, either.
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The Lego Movie actor added that he also plans to cut back on working.
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Oil majors cut back on spending on new projects in order to protect dividends.
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Beijing will have to take drastic action to cut back its national steel glut.
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Not only do these candles cut back on risk, they're so simple to use.
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Convincing Russia and other suppliers outside OPEC to cut back remains a huge challenge.
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Official data released last week showed shoppers cut back on their spending in January.
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The world's second largest economy has cut back Treasury positions for five straight months.
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Some did in the past, but have cut back or stopped in recent years.
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The movie doesn't simply cut back and forth between interview and scripted re-enactment.
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And they are also going to be cut back on grains, particularly refined grains.
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O.P. tactics that cut back on polling places and workers are causing huge lines!
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He learned to cut back on calories and fat; her preferences included stuffed vegetables.
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But now we've been trying to cut back on the meat intake in general.
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So maybe we should quit, and not just cut back, if we still can.
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Those deficits will be used as an excuse to cut back on important investments.
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Should the government cut back, the ill effects would multiply in the same way.
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Is he really going to dramatically cut back funding on the Environmental Protection Agency?
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They have cut back on what qualifies for the lower, long-term tax rate.
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However, BB&L drastically cut back the number of new hires they were planning.
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Firms expect to cut back on most forms of capital spending, the survey showed.
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Plus, people find it difficult to cut back on meat eating, the authors said.
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One way to cut back on stress is surrounding yourself with a great team.
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If you drink coffee, gradually cut back on the number of cups per day.
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But stopping Uber's losses may require companies to cut back spending on these projects.
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Research funding in all areas of academia has been cut back significantly as well.
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Zimbabwe's biggest hydro power plant, Kariba, has cut back electricity generation by 62 percent.
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What are you going to do this year to cut back a little bit?
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Conway also noted that Flynn's responsibilities hadn't been cut back in the last month.
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Recessions can cause politicians to cut back on pension funding, compounding future fiscal challenges.
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His live show is now only one hour, cut back from three last year.
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The financial crisis of 2008 forced the authority to cut back on maintenance spending.
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Fearing reprisals, European and Asian companies have already cut back purchases of Iranian oil.
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I have had to cut back to Sunday only, and read on my iPad.
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When my health deteriorated, my husband was finally willing to cut back his hours.
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Airlines around the world have cut back on itineraries as COVID-803 hamstrings travel.
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They also persuade people to cut back even on stuff that they really value.
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Pause any recurring subscriptions and make an effort to cut back on online shopping.
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Cathay Dragon, the company's regional airline, will also cut back by the same proportion.
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Workers are worrying about how they'll pay the rent as hours are cut back.
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U.S. airlines have taken drastic steps to cut back on flights in recent weeks.
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He cut back on his shifts and started teaching more at the medical school.
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Maybe it won't cut back on the marketing budgets of legal opioid sellers much.
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Money was tight, and they cut back on movies and vacations, among other expenses.
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One of the first things they cut back on was in-flight meal service.
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The store also cut back on local advertising, Mr. Oliver said, hurting foot traffic.
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Some felonies seemed to drop off more precipitously after the program was cut back.
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The Journal also reported that the administration could look to cut back press briefings.
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But the Reagan administration's effort to cut back on regulation ran out of steam.
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If you have a lot of debt, cut back on entertainment and eating out.
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They cut back on spending, don't go to the doctor and forgo retirement savings.
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After the strike, they cut back dramatically on the number of films they made.
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Use that to your advantage to help cut back your budget to the essentials.
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And though he slowly cut back on his commitments, he continued to inspire others.
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Low oil prices should cause producers with high costs to cut back on drilling.
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The political reaction led many localities to cut back more generally on ICE cooperation.
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Global cigarette sales volumes are in decline as more people cut back or quit smoking.
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He has experience with major haircuts, as he did Judge's drastic cut back in September.
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Trump has vowed he would slash taxes for U.S. businesses and cut back on regulations.
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We do see some evidence, though, of hours being cut back in low-wage jobs.
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One step toward that goal is to cut back your use of devices, said Howes.
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The very ones whose choices matter most seem least inclined to cut back on consumption.
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The royal chose a bridal gown with a low-cut back for the same reason.
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Residents have had to cut back on watering landscaping, taking long showers and washing cars.
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He also said he cut back on drinking, sticking to mostly wine on the weekends.
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The new approach discovers what people eat instead of red meat when they cut back.
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Brady, 41, has seen his preseason workload cut back in recent years given his age.
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When we cut back on calories, our body responds by increasing hunger and slowing metabolism.
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Nervous consumers cut back, firms shelve investment plans, asset prices fall and banks curtail credit.
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It has also cut back joint courses, like accounting and finance, which students enjoyed less.
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Ford is the second US carmaker to cut back its India business in recent years.
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And if the economy didn't, the government would have to cut back on its spending.
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Specially-designed eartips cut back on the loudness of noises, but they're not enough alone.
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Food companies are trying to cut back on it in a few of their products.
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People who drink sugary beverages don't necessarily cut back on their calorie intake to compensate.
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That might encourage firms, conscious of their carbon footprint, to cut back on business travel.
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America has said it may cut back intelligence-sharing with countries that ignore its warnings.
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Bellamy's recently cut back sales to other distributors, restoring daigou to prime position once again.
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But a few specs are being cut back to account for the $10 price reduction.
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Under the 1968 agreement, Arizona has to cut back on water use before anyone else.
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Lower oil prices caused energy companies to cut back on orders of equipment and pipeline.
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By contrast, employers have displayed more concern and they cut back on investment throughout 2018.
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Earlier this year, a bill was introduced in Congress to cut back on legal immigration.
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But conservation measures, mandated by the state last year, meant she had to cut back.
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So Joe has to cut back on his drinking, since he can't afford it anymore.
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Perry Ellis noted that many customers cut back shipments due to a challenging retail environment.
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The Downton family considers further downsizing its staff, though the estate has already cut back.
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Nightfood also cut back on sugar and fat, meaning fewer calories than some traditional pints.
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But Americans cut back on spending at restaurants and bars, with sales dropping 1.8 percent.
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Perdue is proposing that we cut back standards of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act.
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But definitely they will cut back on their livestock and complement it with crop farming.
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TV that there is no real national security reason to cut back on refugee admissions.
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What are you already doing that's working and where can you afford to cut back?
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Try to cut back on ordering take-out and going out for lunch at work.
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Instead, they take a hit to their profits or cut back rather than alienate consumers.
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Farmers have also been asked to cut back on livestock in order to reduce nitrogen.
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The company also said it would cut back on new store opening for the brand.
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Then identify expenditures that can be cut back — which involves making some very tough decisions.
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The ban, which aims to cut back on pollution, is expected to begin next year.
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It's probably more than you think — and chances are, there are areas to cut back.
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If it does and you don't cut back somewhere, you may end up in debt.
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She laments that new equipment has cut back on storage of bulky prints and negatives.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Online betting markets cut back Hillary Clinton's prospects of winning the Nov.
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Some automakers also continued to cut back on low-margin sales to rental car fleets.
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Let's cut back the occupational licensing regulations and encourage the next generation to start working.
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If you're trying to cut back, you definitely want to look beyond the salt shaker.
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They have had little success, in many cases, and many have cut back on staff.
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But it had now cut back on the ongoing political noise and as yields fall.
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Banks suffer losses on bad loans, so cut back sharply on lending, which destroys confidence.
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The team cut back on some of his work in the second week of camp.
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Work requirement waivers to cut back coverage for adults will almost certainly face legal challenge.
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But as it expanded its footprint, the Bowery Mission also cut back on some efforts.
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The easiest path for companies to goose earnings would be to cut back on investment.
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U.S. airlines have also taken drastic steps to cut back on flights in recent weeks.
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That would be the best way to cut back quickly on the right to abortion.
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At the same time, Saudi Arabia cut back on both crude and refined product exports.
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We would have to cut back even more, and honestly, find out where to cut.
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Once-reliable advertisers — hotel chains and airlines among them — have cut back or canceled campaigns.
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As retirement costs have grown, state and local governments have cut back on infrastructure investments.
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States, in fact, cut back on mental health spending even more after the Great Recession.
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It cut back all of that technical stuff and went straight into story, character, music.
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Yes, China has cut back on directly subsidizing exports, a clear violation of W.T.O. guidelines.
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Austin cut back to his right before trotting across the goal line at an angle.
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There's evidence that people cut back on care when faced with a deductible, he added.
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Airlines around the world have cut back on capacity as COVID-19 saps travel demand.
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Meetings and travel have been cut back, and its mug refill program has been paused.
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Typically, the first area households cut back when feeling pinched is going out to eat.
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Americans also cut back on spending at restaurants and bars, as well as on hobbies.
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This is not the time cut back on your contributions to your retirement plans, either.
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But it has been forced to cut back on at least two of those sources.
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Just use regular garlic, but cut back how much you use to about a tablespoon.
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When there is less demand for goods, manufacturers cut back on production and employment drops.
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Boeing raised concerns on Wednesday about the outbreak as airlines cut back service to China.
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I also have difficulty falling asleep and I cut back on drinking as a result.
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So, Mr. Lal said, his family has cut back entirely on green vegetables and milk.
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See where you can cut back on monthly expenses that are chewing up your cash.
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Cut back correctly Going cold turkey is tough and may set you up for failure.
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The Republican governor is fighting to push people off Medicaid and cut back teachers' pensions.
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The resulting reduction in revenues could compel firms to cut back on new research projects.
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He cut back to one a week in July 1997 and retired "Observer" on Dec.
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Then, when we were away again, they cut back the tree in our front yard.
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For more ideas, check out Meadows' round up of 100 small ways to cut back.
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Already, there is evidence that automakers are being asked to help cut back excess capacity.
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Saudi Arabia has said it would only cut back if all producers do, and Iran has said it will not cut back until it restores its exports In the private sector, the pain is being felt from the smallest producing companies to the largest.
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After the tragedy, the church could have closed its doors or cut back on public events.
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Prentice even started the hashtag #TimIsNotMonty in order to cut back on some of the hate.
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I'm trying to cut back with him on the gifts because he gets very, very spoiled.
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OPEC and other oil exporters agreed in November and December last year to cut back output.
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Jones said that WhatsApp has also cut back on mistaken bans through its enhanced spam detection.
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No -- no president, even during full terms, has cut back anywhere near what I have done.
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That email is the main reason why I've cut back on my own use of them.
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But Medicaid funding is facing severe financial strains in many states, with services being cut back.
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Whole Foods Market's plan will approximately to cut back on 800,000 pounds of plastic per year.
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But Eskom cut back power exports to Zimbabwe because of unpaid debts of around $33 million.
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Trading operations have been cut back, and a difficult decade has increased pressure to cut costs.
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"While demand from some hyperscale customers bounced back nicely, others paused or cut back," Kress said.
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Foreign shoppers have already cut back on spending in the U.S. because of the stronger dollar.
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When I asked why they didn't just cut back on their spending, she was suddenly indignant.
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In parts of Europe and China, investment in renewables is slowing as subsidies are cut back.
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Some students who currently work part time would reduce their hours or cut back to zero.
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Finding ways to cut back on things like restaurants and groceries is "thinking small," he says.
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Reusable water bottles are a must for anyone looking to cut back on their waste production.
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But Joyce said travelers were ready to cut back on retail spending in order to fly.
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Here's what we know about how that can impact your health, and how to cut back.
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But the government cut back its funding and the army refused to let civilians command it.
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I've cut back on these to maybe one every couple weeks, but today it's much needed.
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But in 2013, Republicans moved to cut back early voting from 35 days to 28 days.
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However, retailers predict weaker sales growth in January and plan to cut back orders with suppliers.
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And the Obama administration said the federal government would cut back its use of private prisons.
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It's likely more than you think, and, chances are, you could find ways to cut back.
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He was going to take a risk and cut back on writing and do other stuff.
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The company said it was seeking to markedly cut back on cardboard usage on environmental grounds.
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In response, the Islamic State has cut back on governance and salaries, its two biggest expenses.
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"Against this backdrop, firms continue to cut back on their purchasing and hiring activities," HSBC said.
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Millennials should see where they can cut back without it negatively impacting their quality of life.
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But North America saw an even steeper cut back, with spending falling 41 percent in 2015.
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U.S. shale drillers have been ramping up production as OPEC and other major producers cut back.
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The rules shackling banks have led them to cut back on serving less profitable smaller customers.
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True to form, Frank doesn't seem to have cut back on her color or her flair.
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If the government were to cut back, Japan would suffer from a disastrous shortage of demand.
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It's likely more than you think and, chances are, you could find ways to cut back.
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The move may be a jab at Amazon, which cut back on price-matching last year.
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Combined, these changes should make it easier to cut back the number of alerts you're getting.
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OPEC and Russia cut back on output beginning in 2016 because of a massive supply glut.
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Just because you know you should cut back on takeout and Ubers doesn't mean you will.
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Conversely, if they are not, 90 percent of the respondents said that they would cut back.
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Patients making under $100,000 a year were most likely to cut back on their insulin use.
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Joe Udo cut back on his biggest bill — childcare — by becoming a stay-at-home dad.
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Ms. Morano, who has cut back to two eggs a day, lives a very simple life.
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Households also spent more on clothing, groceries and grooming last month, but cut back on furniture.
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In April 2018, Starbucks announced it would cut back on its limited-time offerings by 30%.
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The kingdom has cut back on entitlements, subsidies on things like fuel, and even on salaries.
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He uses teleprompters at rallies now and has cut back on press conferences and media interviews.
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The state's residents generally support Republicans and liked Trump's promises to cut back on cumbersome regulations.
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Refinery shutdowns in China also propped up the market as state oil majors cut back exports.
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The administration has cut back on advertising and outreach, though, which Democrats fear will depress enrollment.
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Some airports have experienced longer wait times at security checkpoints, while others have cut back operations.
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General Motors, Ford and Honda have all cut back on production as the auto market cools.
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And the administration has vastly cut back efforts to fight disease outbreaks internationally during Trump's presidency.
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COVID-19 is battering the U.S. economy, causing many businesses to cut back and close down.
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Ms. Dinezza hired Mr. Mancinelli several years ago after another local shop cut back his hours.
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Before the credits rolled, we cut back to the dark main stage, where RuPaul sat alone.
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But he said the tariffs would force his company to cut back on its expansion plans.
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When people are feeling strapped, they tend to cut back on buying those types of products.
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She and her husband cut back on their student loan payments to cover the $1,200 bill.
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Investors have been pressing oil companies to cut back on spending and increase returns to shareholders.
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In part, they have room to cut back because many factories were previously running full out.
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Apple's move to cut back its disclosures also should serve as a jolt for all investors.
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During times of economic uncertainty, consumers tend to cut back on the things they don't need.
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In response, China has cut back on its imports of agricultural goods from the United States.
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Or, at least, it might cut back your DoorDash addiction down to three times a week.
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She cut back on insulin and tried to manage her blood sugar levels by eating less.
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The cut-back will temporarily affect growth and delay its Montana-based Blitz project, it said.
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And consumers, long buoyed by the rising value of their stock investments, may cut back spending.
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The refinery has not made plans to cut back production or shut units, the sources said.
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The people losing jobs in March are going to have to cut back on their spending.
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But he pauses too long, looking to cut back, and instead tries to nutmeg his man.
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But one frequent tip is to actually cut back on social media and constant update-checking.
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In the meantime, customers can do their part to cut back on minis in other ways.
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Besides, while halting flights to China has a risk-reduction effect, it doesn't cut back altogether.
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He lightened up the rhythm section, replacing piano with guitar, and cut back on improvised solos.
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Cut back to the summer of 2015 and a meeting between Robbie and screenwriter Christina Hodson.
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Neither does The Story of Stuff, whose raison d'être is to, well, cut back on stuff.
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Location matters when you're trying to stick to a budget and cut back on living costs.
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They've since had to cut back on everything from toys for their children to holiday decorations.
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And, of course, Donald Trump won the Presidency, promising to drastically cut back on financial regulation.
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The Department of Energy and federal regulators are already taking steps to cut back red tape.
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I've cut back on how much I'm reading about the coronavirus, I'm sticking to reliable sources.
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Nate, a driver in Las Vegas, said he has cut back his hours across the board.
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The host told listeners to cut back on retirement savings and instead invest in real estate.
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"We tried to cut back as much as possible to make ends meet," Mr. Lamport said.
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President Trump on Thursday will participate in an event on his agenda to cut back regulations.
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"As other people cut back from that, we think the free space is a substantial opportunity."
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Nearly a quarter had to cut back on spending to pay for health care or medicine.
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Some frackers have decided to cut back on expensive drilling to adjust to lower oil prices.
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There are concerns that lower house prices could encourage builders to cut back on new projects.
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Many burned out doctors cut back their hours to cope, and a disturbing number commit suicide.
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But the Trump administration has cut back on prosecutions of these crimes and assistance to victims.
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And many countries are considering efficiency measures to cut back on oil consumption for environmental reasons.
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The company told Gizmodo the move was intended to cut back on moviegoers exploiting the service.
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Although the USAID budget has been cut back by 38 percent, funding for East affairs has only been cut back by 11 percent, showing the Trump administration feels there are good reasons to maintain economic engagement in the Middle East at similar levels to previous administrations.
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The beauty of finding ways to cut back on your big, recurring expenses is that you keep saving that money every month with no additional effort, whereas if you're following the "latte factor" and trying to cut back on small things, that requires willpower every single day.
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Trump has bragged about his effort to reduce regulations and has challenged government agencies to cut back.
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Cross sees blockchain technology as a way to reduce high-level fraud and cut back office costs.
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The cut back to seven years prior seems to imply an answer: The veil has been lifted.
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If there's one message that most people get about their diet, it's to cut back on fat.
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Banks have cut back on their own trading and the leverage they give clients to trade with.
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Instead, the new show explores ways to earn extra cash or cut back without cutting things out.
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It's also not clear that taking up an e-cigarette actually helps cut back on smoking cigarettes.
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Ansari said that he and his friends still play the game, but they've cut back on it.
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So many airlines started flying to Havana that supply outstripped demand; this year some have cut back.
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Chrissy Teigen got candid in an interview with Cosmopolitan, admitting that she's cut back on her drinking.
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Hoping to cut back on the practice, he no longer sells full-sized containers of many staples.
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A Thursday Bloomberg report, however, stated that the airline was slashing routes to cut back on costs.
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The Volcker Rule, a number of people have suggested, that could be significantly simplified or cut back.
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You may decide to cut back on discretionary areas or re-adjust how you divide things up.
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Domestic customers, who might have provided a bulwark, have also cut back on travel since the putsch.
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To cut back on your artificial sweetener use, she recommended consuming actual sugar or honey in moderation.
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The couple cut back on their food costs by only eating out once or twice a month.
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Trump promised to cut back on regulations, slash corporate taxes and promote a more business-friendly environment.
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So the easiest way to cut back is to avoid prepackaged foods (and restaurant meals) wherever possible.
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Sources in the advertising industry suggested many agencies had cut back their dealings with Unilad before Thursday.
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We should cut back on military spending if we have to, or raise taxes on the rich.
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Facebook cut back on glitzy launch events following one it threw for Facebook Home, which immediately flopped.
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We've cut back so much on regulation and all the waste and the all of the abuse.
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During the recession, Congress cut back on certain aspects of the program, like funding for summer semesters.
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The commodities tumble at the beginning of the year meant industrial companies cut back on capex spending.
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In an effort to cut back, Reformation promises its new line of denim uses about 230 gallons.
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A new report found the number of sensors on Uber's self-driving cars was drastically cut back.
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This has forced state-owned Sinopec and PetroChina to cut back operations, and reduced their crude buying.
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Do they cut back on their hours at work, or drop out of the labor force altogether?
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When consumers become meal kit subscribers, they naturally cut back on their food spending in other places.
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How far to cut back the ACA's regulatory infrastructure -- This is, once again, the state waiver issue.
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That means, make it extremely difficult to provide the necessary ID. Second, cut back early voting hours.
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Iran's participation has been questioned after India cut back its Iranian crude oil imports following U.S. sanctions.
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I love pasta, but now I'm eating chickpea pasta because I had to cut back on wheat.
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He spoke with CNBC Make It about how to break that cycle — or at least cut back.
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In order to return to profitability, they have cut back on capacity, ditching many loss-making routes.
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After the last Triple-E ship entered service last year, it cut back on ordering new vessels.
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The singer has quit smoking entirely and seriously cut back on drinking, she tells the fashion magazine.
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If less sodium is added to foods during processing, it's much easier for consumers to cut back.
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But typically the chains are strongest when the economy is weak and consumers need to cut back.
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Both Ankara and Washington have cut back issuing visas to each other's citizens as ties have worsened.
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That means the next president would have to request supplemental funding or cut back on planned activities.
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People with hypertension who are consuming more than seven grams of salt a day should cut back.
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As a result, some producers have cut back on production or closed facilities and laid off workers.
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That makes Starbucks vulnerable if consumers decide to cut back on spending because of the economic downturn.
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Facebook has also cut back on the amount of access ad-tech companies have to its platform.
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Cut back on carbs and go back to eating lots of high-fat meats and dairy products?
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The liberal progressives cannot deal with having to make the hard choices of what to cut back.
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These are all just some of the ways you can cut back on data usage, of course.
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The country is working to cut back on spending, this week cutting ministerial pay by 20 percent.
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United is the biggest airline in Houston, where oil-industry companies have cut back spending on flights.
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He's cut back on the number of Nerdist podcasts he records each week, from three to one.
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While evictions are unlikely, landlords may have to cut back on maintenance and improvements in their buildings.
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This is the main rationale for the White House's aim to cut back on "job-killing" regulations.
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The Trump administration has threatened to cut back on employment-based immigration and end the DACA program.
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The GOP also cut back the committees, diminishing institutional memory by getting rid of permanent committee staff.
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Compare that to what's happening with the Strategic Petroleum Reserve — which is getting cut back, not strengthened.
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But President Jair Bolsonaro's administration has cut back on policing of such activity since he took office.
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Major oil importers cut back on their purchases from Iran, contracting Iran's economy despite high oil prices.
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Over the past year, Malaysia, Myanmar, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, among others, canceled or cut back BRI projects.
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If there were ever a time to cut back on the lattes and suspend subscriptions, it's now.
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Some hospitals have begun to cut back on non-emergency procedures to prepare for expected coronavirus patients.
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In that case, operators would have to cut back on investment in mobile networks or fiber broadband.
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His treatment hours have been cut back to save fuel for the generators that power the center.
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Sophie explained that she's cut back because, while still obsessed with Diet Coke, she's no longer addicted.
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"When times are tough, employers start to cut back on the generosity of their benefits," Fronstin says.
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How many more scholarships could private colleges afford if they cut back on exorbitant presidential pay packages?
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The law also cut back early voting, preregistration and other measures to protect the right to vote.
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The exit poll pool cut back its efforts since 290, when 22004 states were surveyed in depth.
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He had cut back his schedule and was to call about half of the Sabres' 210 games.
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Nissan is trying to cut back on the discounts just as the overall market enters a downturn.
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As more readers have moved online, many newspapers have cut back on how often they are published.
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Rocha has had to cut back on staff because of the lack of visitors to his store.
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If your outside activities are too time-consuming, try to cut back on those that are expendable.
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Ask yourself why, exactly, you want to save more of your paycheck or cut back on restaurants.
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Like Bravo, one recipient was able to cut back on work and spend time with his kids.
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He added that luxury goods also get hit because of expectations that Chinese tourists will cut back.
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International oil firms cut back on exploration, especially in areas considered expensive to develop such as deepwater.
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He entered the presidential contest as a big spender on Facebook ads, only to cut back substantially.
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Lime is hardly the only e-scooter company that's had to layoff workers and cut back service.
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Cut back on whatever you need to in order to contribute enough to get that full match.
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The euro was last at $1.1017, up 0.4%, as hedge funds cut back their extreme short bets.
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The Trump administration has signaled that it also may soon cut back on humanitarian aid to Africa.
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Luckily, there are things both individuals and companies can do to cut back on the boomeranging packages.
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So, if that means traveling by plane, there are ways to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions.
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You need to cut-back on spending all of your money and time on crap and entertainment.
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A new interim government has vowed to cut back state enterprises and subsidized loans to private companies.
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At the farm, let's cut back on the pesticides and herbicides going onto and into our food.
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Coach Dave Cameron wants Hoffman to cut back on his giveaways and play better without the puck.
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"When employers give you more in health benefits, they just cut back on your wages," Mehrotra says.
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"Cut back by one serving per day until you're down to one drink per day," Drayer said.
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Growers have said they may cut back overall plantings if the next government's policies go against production.
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We're told he's willing to try to cut back on cigarettes, but there's no talk of quitting.
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Those kinds of services will now be "re-evaluated and cut back if necessary," the person said.
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It would cut back on financial assistance for relatively low-income insurance shoppers above the poverty line.
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It's progress that McDaniel believes will resonate with voters and cut back against the narrative from Democrats.
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Clinics that refuse to stop discussing or offering abortion have had to cut back across the board.
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"With such an epidemic of obesity, nowadays most of us need to cut back," Ms. Moyer said.
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They should cut back on the platitudes and make sure children get to keep their health insurance.
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But a push to cut back on incentives and sales to rental fleets have slowed the company.
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Some services have already come to a halt, and even more are due to be cut back.
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This could have been an easy area for Apple to cut back on features, too, but it didn't.
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"I think we individuals with a high carbon footprint do need to cut back climate pollution," she added.
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But I do feel like I've had more energy than usual, even as I cut back on caffeine.
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After reviewing December's alarming credit card statement, I felt the need to cut back … in a big way.
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Ceará has had to cut back on irrigation, hurting flower and melon exporters, cattle ranchers and dairy farmers.
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"This cut is the exact opposite of the original Safe Haven cut back in 2013," Capri tells us.
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And less than 9 percent receive prescriptions for drugs that might help them cut back or stop drinking.
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Scroll on fellow singles, for three tips to help you creatively cut back while still filling up, too.
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Those in financial distress are likely to cut back sharply on spending, which is bad for the economy.
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Faced with this existential risk, they cut back on their marketing budgets and focused on mollifying their tormentors.
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So, maybe cut back on your avocado toast habit to save for an avocado-themed vacation this fall?
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Most paralegals are funded by foreign donors; this can mean that programmes are cut back when fashions change.
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Mr. Guzmán retreated farther into the mountains, cut back his guard, and limited his communications, Ms. Gómez said.
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Many schools are going to have to cut back their staff because they won't have money coming in.
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Uber and Lyft have cut back on incentives and bonuses in more established markets to attract new drivers.
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Struggling with high crude prices and a weak rupee, Indian refiners are preparing to cut back crude imports.
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With restrictions implemented by Valve, both CSGOLounge and Dota2Lounge started to cut back on their item betting operations.
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And the Wall Street firms who cater to them get less business, so research budgets are cut back.
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"The one consistent finding in every study on HSAs is that people cut back on healthcare," Fronstin said.
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Najari already counsels men who use marijuana regularly to cut back because of the effect on sperm count.
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There were worries they were running out of government bonds to buy and would cut back on that.
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Many of those countries were quickly overwhelmed by the volume and have also now cut back on imports.
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Honey Boo Boo, telling her mom to cut back on the cheese and asking her to forgo surgery.
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After decades of increasing the number of commercials shown each hour, many networks are beginning to cut back.
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Many growers already cut back on winter wheat acres, which were seeded last autumn for harvest this summer.
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The state is dependent on oil revenues that are dwindling and has cut back services over the years.
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The carriers haven't cut back on new aircraft orders, either, in a buyer's market for cutting-edge jets.
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The administration has cut back on advertising spending, halved the enrollment period to six weeks, and reduced outreach.
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It was already clear that we needed to cut back on the indiscriminate and unnecessary use of antibiotics.
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The Trump administration submitted a proposal on Thursday to cut back fuel efficiency standards the Obama administration established.
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Additionally, the restaurant revamped its menu to cut back on the amount of required kitchen labor, he noted.
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American, Lufthansa, LATAM, AeroMexico and Air Canada have either ended service or severely cut back flights as well.
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To hit this 22 goal, the world will need to cut back even more on ozone-depleting chemicals.
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Williams previously said it would need to cut back its payouts if the Energy Transfer deal fell apart.
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Maybe your beloved hates Mexican food (pro tip: dump them), so you cut back on your taco consumption.
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Mary Fallin said the research justifies action taken by Oklahoma earlier this year to cut back on injections.
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Agencies, such as the National Park Service and IRS, have been forced to suspend or cut back operations.
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If you're looking to cut back on your oil intake, this minty one can fit on your counter.
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That's for good reason, as dollar stores tend to cut back on store staff to keep prices low.
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When ridership declines, they often cut back service, which reduces ridership still further, leading to a death spiral.
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Carriers are hesitant not to cut back on service, particularly as low-cost carriers expand their international service.
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Even a local government agency weighed in last week, calling for people to cut back on smartphone use.
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With Mao Xin's encouragement, I cut back my hours at the hotel and devoted more time to training.
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If she does not pay, she risks having her salary and allowances as an EU lawmaker cut back.
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You want to reduce friction as much as possible, to cut back on blisters and sores and such.
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Retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on purchases of clothing and other goods.
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Arguably, the U.S. could cut back on some foreign engagements and pay more attention to pressing domestic problems.
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However, JCPenney showed promise in its ability to cut back operating losses and ultimately boost its profit forecast.
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Cut out processed and manufactured foods, reduce or eliminate dairy foods, and cut back on foods with gluten.
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The mercurial dictator has renounced state-sponsored terrorism, and cut back on the torture and executions of dissidents.
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The kingdom steered OPEC on Wednesday to cut back on the oil spigot in order to boost prices.
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Businesses have been generally high on the Trump administration's promises to cut back financial regulations and reform taxes.
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We cut back as best as we could, but soon we found ourselves living off our credit cards.
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In 2013, he told Muckmouth that he'd even taken up e-cigs in an effort to cut back.
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Such a land-tax revolution would reduce property speculation, lower property prices and cut back on property debts.
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At some point, the numbers will become unsustainable and the studios will have to cut back their slates.
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"In the long run the only reasonable solution is to cut back on mass surveillance laws," he said.
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And Leo DiCaprio's cut back in September sealed the deal, officially ushering in the beginning of the end.
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That said, Chelsea would be well served to cut back on putting the ball in their own net.
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Data showed U.S. retail sales barely rose in November as households cut back on purchases of motor vehicles.
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Reusable cups are a simpler way to cut back waste because they bypass the complex recycling system altogether.
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Two good chances for Brazil quickly, with a ball driven deep and then cut back to Gabriel Jesus.
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Now more than ever — women cannot afford for conservative ideologists to forcefully cut back access to abortion services.
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And out of 381 counties in the study, about 43 percent of them cut back on voting locations.
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It's unusual when a major corporation boasts about its decision to cut back on doing business with Amazon.
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Those adjustments could come in handy as businesses are forced to cut back again in the coming months.
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In a recent Mintel survey, 36 percent of diners said they wanted restaurants to cut back on packaging.
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Some conservatories, including the Juilliard School, have cut back on piano students, fearing that the market is saturated.
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If consumers are forced to pay for those increases, they could be forced to cut back on spending.
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By 2011, the company cut back its promotional spending to $752,000, mostly aimed at the general consumer market.
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England made every cross, cut back, through ball, knock down and killer pass, but couldn't finish a thing.
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He tried to cut back on the international organizations that would coordinate with the rest of the world.
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Mr. Trump, meanwhile, defended his continued use of Twitter, despite pleas from his own staff to cut back.
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Kilduff said if they move the meeting, they could cut back even more production on an emergency basis.
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The airline also said it would cut back on amenities such as hot towels, pillows, blankets, and magazines.
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As far as broader ambitions for the region, Trump would prefer the US to cut back its involvement.
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But she's cut back to her real passion -- teaching -- so she can advocate for improved public school conditions.
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She has switched to low-energy bulbs, eats locally grown organic food and has cut back on meat.
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Nasir's team determined that 12.6% of the survey participants had cut back on their medications due to cost.
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Uncertainty over the price of raw materials could prompt factories to cut back from their recent hiring spree.
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Since the Great Recession, many kitchens have cut back on what they considered superfluous luxuries, obliterating pastry departments.
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Since the Great Recession, many kitchens have cut back on what they considered superfluous luxuries, obliterating pastry departments.
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The slowdown appears to have been caused by a cut-back in Saudi state spending late last year.
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Years later, I find out that that's where the editor made the cut back to Tchaikovsky's own version.
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Trump has also been able to cut back on Obama-era regulations with the help of the House.
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"I'm considering having to drop out or cut back, because I can't make ends meet," Ms. Perez said.
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As long as businesses hold firm and don't cut back further on hiring, the economic expansion should continue.
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So officials can cut back on, say, flight training or live-fire drills with little fear of blowback.
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This also spills into the broader economy, harming business owners whose customers must cut back, tourism and travel.
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And in the meantime, this is definitely not the time to cut back insurance for officers and directors.
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If he gains more than half a pound, I cut back a little on his meals and treats.
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To save money, she gave her dog to her brother and cut back on groceries and air-conditioning.
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OPIC's expansion into venture capital comes during an administration that has tried to cut back on foreign aid.
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He added that the family had also cut back on luxuries like long-distance travel and fancy restaurants.
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And unfortunately, the current administration has cut back on the very tools needed to get the job done.
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If one grows up too high, it means it's got to be slashed and cut back down to size.
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I cut back on compulsive Twitter checking and intuitively scrolled quickly past anything that reeked of a Trump story.
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"I'm trying to cut back with him on the gifts because he gets very, very spoiled," Tyga told E!
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He said it was "just a matter of time" before oil producers would begin to significantly cut back production.
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Eating out at restaurants is one area where consumers will cut back if they grow worried about the economy.
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U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on purchases of clothing and other goods.
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With liquidity a prime concern, small-cap positions were cut back with the effect of reducing active share levels.
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Several firms have cut back space and host planemaker Airbus is halving staff attendance and slashing catering, insiders said.
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But the currency regained losses to rally against the greenback as traders cut back bets of a hard Brexit.
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That typically causes drilling companies to cut back on their purchases of steel pipe, machinery and other drilling equipment.
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But so far there is little sign that sterling's weakness is causing them to cut back on foreign jaunts.
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I pay extra for almond milk since I'm trying to cut back on the amount of dairy I consume.
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That doesn't come without cutting some corners, of course — and HTC found places to cut back just about everywhere.
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In its last quarter, Freeport actually increased its oil production and barely cut back on copper despite falling prices.
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I cut back between two parked cars and popped up in the path of Mr. Bush on the sidewalk.
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He has cut back on the use of new oak, harvested earlier and become more delicate in the winery.
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"Saving as much as possible is great but it doesn't mean we should cut back on everything," he says.
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Although it is the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide, China has made a determined effort to cut back.
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The impending threat of climate change has also added pressure on local officials to cut back on carbon emissions.
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"For those women, if they cut back on exercise, their ability to ovulate and conceive may improve," he says.
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At the local level, pension obligations are forcing some cities to cut back on basic services like road maintenance.
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From here, my dad could cut back or at one point maybe decide to give up his Juul altogether.
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Here's a roundup of some of their favorite resources that helped them cut back and also grow their money.
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These conservative groups say school districts need to cut back on non-teaching staff rather than seek bigger budgets.
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"It's a fabulous company, but I do worry that Samsung will have to cut back on orders," Cramer said.
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"They realize people are gaming the system and they have taken measures to cut back on it," Mayerowitz said.
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They cited concerns over China, the world's second-biggest economy, as a reason to cut back on auto stocks.
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This means a legislature determined to cut back state support for higher education could lead to big tuition spikes.
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With sales growth slowing, businesses also continued to cut back on inventories to avoid getting stuck with excess merchandise.
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Americans believed that Goldwater might actually cut back federal safety nets for the old, the sick and the poor.
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Venezuela, which subsidised Cuba after the Soviet Union no longer could, is itself imploding and has cut back support.
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It may also cut back participation in the soccer World Cup which Russia is hosting in June and July.
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We have suspended, cut back or delayed important military exercises with our allies on the Korean Peninsula several times.
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When people are trying to cut back on junk food, often then take it all our of their house.
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SMH. One small way you can cut back on your e-waste problem is by purchasing a refurbished device.
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Here are a few options for you if you want to cut back on your carbon footprint this season.
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The chair also comes with a tube system that blows air around the person to cut back on humidity.
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The diplomatic spat has also cast a pall over Turkey's tourism sector as Russians cut back on trips there.
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But the White House has cut back drastically since the president returned from his trip abroad in late May.
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Meantime, the last statewide insurer in Iowa said it, may have to cut back on coverage in the state.
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Now is not the time to cut back on our support for foreign aid, but to make it better.
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As people live longer, more of them prefer to cut back on their work, but not stop working completely.
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During one moment when the cameras cut back to Hernandez's parents, her dad was most definitely smiling – with pride.
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That being said, Panera offers plenty of options if you're simply looking to avoid or cut back on gluten.
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And President Trump has only promised to further cut back on opioid prescriptions as hospitals are already facing shortages.
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"Air traffic is being restored to the normal situation" after capacity had been severely cut back, the statement said.
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China's overall car market has also slowed this year after a tax break for smaller cars was cut back.
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In recent years she had gone blind and cut back on her civic activities, gradually receding from public view.
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It may also cut back participation in the soccer World Cup, which Russia is hosting in June and July.
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In the past, whenever Turkey has needed to cut back on Iranian oil, Iraqi crude emerged as the alternative.
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Monday's lawsuit, filed in Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix, says that annual payouts have since been cut back.
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To prove that everyone can easily cut back on sugar even in everyday life, we invented the Lidl spoon.
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Some may tell you to just cut back on fried foods altogether, but is that really the only option?
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Perhaps taking a cue from Congress, the military has started in recent years to cut back on its own.
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It has also said that it would cut back U.S. bond trading and the business that services hedge funds.
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If you're in over your head with debt, cut back as much as you can to pay it off.
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Amid a broader push towards cleaner energy markets, the IMO's changes will specifically look to cut back sulfur emissions.
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And two-thirds of older adults would like to cut back on the total number of medicines they take.
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Citadel's Ken Griffin said Monday that Republican efforts to cut back taxes may be going a bit too far.
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If you want to cut back on food costs but still eat well, there's a simple solution: Go homemade.
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The cuts also came without plans to cut back on the number of rigs drilling into U.S. shale formations.
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It also plans to cut back trading in investment banking to help reduce earnings volatility and free up capital.
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U.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell in April as households cut back on purchases of motor vehicles and other goods.
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The country for the first time had to sell bonds, institute austerity measures and cut back on other subsidies.
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While the Federal mine has cut back on production, some of his other mines are poised for a rebound.
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You don't have to cut back on being social, just on how much you're spending while you're with friends.
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"When you deploy these intermediate systems in Europe, it is going to cut back on decision times," Nunn explained.
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She also said the government should consider making stronger recommendations to older people to cut back on their exposure.
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Then the injuries began, forcing him to cut back his workouts to one and a half hours a day.
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But it wasn't true, and the scene soon cut back to Lawrence standing in her doorway, bidding Issa goodbye.
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On Sunday, the justice minister, a Netanyahu appointee, cut back on court hearings, citing the need for social distancing.
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To be better prepared, you need to cut back on expenses, like shopping sprees, cable TV, and other purchases.
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To pay off debts quickly, Takeda plans to slash thousands of jobs and cut back on duplicated drug research.
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If you're concerned about your sodium intake now, you don't have to wait for food companies to cut back.
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"These cities, where employment is scarce, have become hot spots of unrest," particularly as the government cut back subsidies.
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Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung are relying on a cash cushion and plan to cut back on living expenses.
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He has cut back his hours, from 8 o'clock to around 3, and takes a car service to work.
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More recently, Mr. Carter has cut back on teaching Sunday school in Plains, but is still there most weekends.
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It also canceled all non-essential international travel and is looking at plans to cut back on domestic travel.
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The coronavirus outbreak has led to softer demand for crude as people cut back on travel, among other things.
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As the Obama years proved, sanctions never forced the Iranian government to cut back its security and military budgets.
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And because this is France, officials have warned the public to cut back on greeting each other with kisses.
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In April 2018, it cut back on its unlimited plan, allowing users to see only four films a month.
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"With economic uncertainty, consumers cut back first on discretionary spending and purchases of big ticket items first," said Franco.
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As they expand to the full 20 percent, the schools will have to cut back on their initial offers.
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To prepare, I've cut back on my spending and have been depositing $600 each month into my Marcus account.
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Meanwhile, demand in many countries has been hit as consumers cut back on going out to shops and restaurants.
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Of course, it's hard to cut back on caffeine if you've become psychologically or even physically dependent on it.
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But instead of shooting he tries to cut back, and a well-placed Hector heel breaks up the chance.
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A strong economy is a precondition for any move by the central bank to cut back its bond buying.
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A few years later, even Mandarin usage was cut back in favor of the global language of commerce, English.
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Several Republican and Democratic lawmakers have publicly pushed back any suggestion troops should be cut back on the continent.
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To reach that goal, the university system will have to both cut back on energy use and purchase offsets.
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It has plans to cut back another 8% if the stock continues trading around its book value, Cramer said.
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Trade tensions and wilting global growth have seen businesses cut back investment in the second quarter of the year.
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"Women are told to cut back on coffee to save up for a new pair of shoes," Boden said.
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She's cut back on expenses like subscriptions and put traveling on hold to free up more cash to save.
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Fiat Chrysler said sales dropped 10 percent to 161,477, as it also cut back sales to daily rental fleets.
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Studies show that cost, convenience and health concerns are among the top reasons Americans have cut back on beef.
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His decision to change his role at NBC comes as other major sportscasters have cut back or moved on.
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As progressive as those measures may be, they have had relatively little impact on getting Turks to cut back.
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Do Californians still have to cut back their water use an average of 25 percent from pre-drought levels?
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I couldn't afford to lose the job (financially or career-wise), so I cut back on after-work activities.
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He planned additional actions to cut back on legal immigration, including barring Syrian refugees from entering the United States.
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The president of the superpower to the south was moving to block Syrians and cut back its refugee program.
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As part of its turnaround plan, Abercrombie has cut back on what were considered to be immodest campaign ads.
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Judge Gorsuch's decisions in libel and related cases show no inclination to cut back on protections for the press.
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And while he still lifts weights, he has cut back because he didn't think the extra lifting was necessary.
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Using more vegetables than usual makes it possible to cut back on the barley without letting the beef dominate.
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The idea was to cut back on some of the tuition discounting that typically erodes small colleges' pricing power.
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The cast concrete is especially durable, to cut back on maintenance and endure the intense drills and practice runs.
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It also canceled all non-essential international travel and is looking at plans to cut back on domestic travel.
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They've cut back on spending and investing, which is taking a serious bite out of the country's economic growth.
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One in five patients unable to pay their bills had to both cut back on both food and drugs.
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She tallied items like her cellphone bill, gym membership, utilities and incidentals, and looked for places to cut back.
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This was the case during the euro zone crisis when governments cut back on spending despite an economic slowdown.
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And that could be cut back, at which point we could have thousands of people suddenly unable to work.
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Your best bet is baking your own because you can control the ingredients and cut back the sugar, she says.
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If flyers continue to buy the cheapest seats available for their itineraries, airlines will continue to cut back on comfort.
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Lined up next to Carr in the shotgun, Richard took a pitch right, cut back and turned on the speed.
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For the lactose intolerant or those who just want to cut back on dairy, almond milk is a beloved alternative.
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As for the most negative part of my routine, it wouldn't kill me to cut back on the espresso shots.
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People who cut back on Facebook may still want to spend hours a day staring at posts on a screen.
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I eat leftover soup, which I'm getting a little tired of, but I'm trying to cut back on eating out.
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Are there expenses you can cut back on in order to save more for an eventual home, car, or kid?
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Here's what I've learned you should do if you want to cut back on shopping or on spending in general.
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But I really do just try to cut back on carbs and sugar and desserts and just eat super clean.
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Sure, takeout ordering in the early 2000s still involved talking on the phone, but it cut back on human interaction.
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U.S. retail sales declined last month, as Americans cut back their spending on clothes, appliances, and home and garden supplies.
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American companies as a whole have cut back sharply on investment and expansion, in part because of Trump's trade conflicts.
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Sharon Cutler, who lives in Chicago with her husband, decided to cut back substantially on dinners out and extravagant spending.
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A quote has been partially paraphrased to clarify Gore's position that fossil fuels must be cut back to reduce emissions.
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Alternatively, he might need to cut back on other areas of expense like travel, staging rallies, or running television ads.
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So we cut back her tube feedings by 40 percent, and over the next two weeks, Violet began to eat.
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To get there, he could temporarily cut back on buying art or eliminate one nice dinner a month, suggests Westlin.
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On the other hand, keeping your nose to the grindstone demands that you cut back on many of life's pleasures.
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I'm trying to cut back because of stomach pain, but I feel like ONE mini Hershey's bar won't kill me.
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Citing a lack of demand — perhaps due to the internet — the network has decided to cut back on adult film.
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Sharp cut back its overseas TV business and licensed Hisense to use its brand in the United States in 2015.
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A number of health insurers have cut back their presence in Obamacare markets for 2017, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna.
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Fewer than a quarter said a higher minimum wage would hurt profits or prompt them to cut back on hiring.
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If they cut back on the burn, talented people will get the sense the company's prospects are dimming and leave.
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" The bill's architects and its supporters often say their populist agenda must cut back legal immigration to "historically normal levels.
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Are legislators going to cut funding, forcing universities to cut back or increase tuition, the next time there's a recession?
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Boeing has cut back production and suspended deliveries of the aircraft, which is also contributing to the weakness in manufacturing.
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Within the United States, crude prices were also up as drillers cut back the number of rigs tapping new production.
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I'm trying to cut back on how much I pay the toll, but it makes a huge difference in time.
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Because of the fire, production at Exxon's 560,500 barrel-per-day (bpd) Baytown refinery remains cut back, the company confirmed.
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When we cut back, she's going down on the instructor, but it's hot, Hannah's sweaty, uncomfortable, and wants to stop.
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Housing price falls tend to discourage spending because home owners feel less wealthy, save more, and cut back on purchases.
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DealBook readers, Andrew wants to know if you've deleted or cut back on Facebook because of the Cambridge Analytica news.
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Saudi Arabia had cut back dramatically on its exports of heavy crude to the U.S. but increased them last week.
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A bill in Ohio's state Senate would cut back on the state's renewable energy portfolio standards, the Columbus Dispatch reports.
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The district agreed to cut back on administrative costs, and will eliminate about 1803 positions in the school's central office.
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Some may tell you to just cut back on fried foods all together, but is that really the only option?
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USDA officials do say dieters should cut back on saturated fats, which can be found in meat, poultry and dairy.
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DP: If we could cut back, could we save a million lives a year with, you know, advances in technology?
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John Cryan, the bank's new CEO has announced his plans to cut back on businesses considered too small or risky.
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But neither feels it can afford to cut back too far for fear of weakening itself compared with the other.
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Nearly 70 percent of Americans say they waste money on eating out, but they're willing to cut back on that.
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The camera cut back to Oliver chuckling to himself as he mocked the device and the people who use it.
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The defeat of the penny tax also required the agency, facing a budget shortfall, to cut back existing bus service.
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The company said it would cut back on new store openings, and instead focus on improving margins at Kate Spade.
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Manufacturers, distributors and retailers cut back on new orders in an effort to reduce stocks to a more normal level.
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A U-lock is built into the bike, which the company believes helps cut back on bike clutter and dumping.
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They cut back on their day-to-day expenses, downsized and started setting aside 70 percent of their combined income.
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Merging programs like research and development or skills training across civilian and military sectors helps cut back on military spending.
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The company said it would cut back on new store opening for the Kate Spade brand it bought in 2017.
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We cut back to the sex scene, then to her slicing prose, cranked out in the middle of the night.
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If you can't, financial expert Tom Corley says you might be living beyond your means and need to cut back.
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A guide to drinking less Whatever the motivation may be, there are ways to cut back on your alcohol consumption.
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As such, consumers will likely be keen to use a bank that allows them to cut back on such fees.
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CNBC Make It rounded up five innovative ways to cut back, from living in a trailer to biking to work.
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Immigration advocates say the plan in the regulatory agenda appears to be another step to further cut back their power.
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If they can't collect payment from uninsured patients, they will have to cut back on services or seek revenue elsewhere.
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A third had at least one unemployed member and 40 percent said they had to cut back on food spending.
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In different ways, the House and Senate bills would cut back on the deductibility of state and local taxes (SALT).
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As the world tries to cut back on carbon emissions, rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns haven't made it easy.
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Large enterprise customers, such as Barclays, IKEA and Deloitte, use its programs to cut back on the use of spreadsheets.
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Starting in 2011, the two executives' five-year plan made the bank cut back on global operations, shuttering businesses worldwide.
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Above all, she would have to drastically cut back on travel — virtually never fly and heavily favor walking and biking.
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Bank traders report slowing trading activity as investors sit on the sidelines and corporates cut back on their hedging strategies.
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And they say those reductions will not happen unless the Saudis lead the way on an agreement to cut back.
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"If they get too high, guys will just cut back," said Todd Lewis, president of Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan.
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They will cut back on the art movies that are risky and do not have an easy path to profitability.
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The high school senior came up with an idea: He would cut back on his insulin by about a third.
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"Your goal is to cut back your regular spending the second you get the 'save the date' notice," Orman says.
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The agency is also expected to raise fares and tolls in 2021 and 2023 and cut back on 2,700 jobs.
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Supporters of abortion rights fear the Court's solid conservative majority is poised to cut back or even gut court precedent.
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That is in part because government efforts to cut back on overcapacity and pollution have fallen largely on private factories.
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Gimmicks aside, some eateries have cut back on hours because of the decrease in demand and others have shuttered temporarily.
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And they're hoping to cut back on in-person courtroom appearances that can be conducted over the phone or computer.
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Another demonstrator, Bethany Webb, 57, told me she'd cut back at work to devote more time to anti-Trump activism.
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This means they could put employees off work "until further notice," or they could just cut back in certain ways.
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Many retailers cut back workers' hours when traffic to stores dies down, including in the fall, before the holidays arrive.
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She said she immediately lost many regulars, about 5 percent of the annual clientele, and others cut back on orders.
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Thus, every time we cut back to Thor and company, we've moved on to another episode of The Thor Show.
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U.S. businesses have cut back on their investment and expansion plans amid the trade war's uncertainty and exports have declined.
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They eliminate same-day registration, close polling stations in minority areas and cut back early-voting hours and Sunday voting.
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He was clearly fouled by Alexander-Arnold as he cut back in on the left wing, but there's no call.
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"But the president has said he wants to cut back on the sea crossings," he added, referring to Mr. Macron.
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Though many newspapers have cut back on print, we've gone the opposite direction — adding new special sections like Puzzle Mania!
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Because of that, Trump's cuts are likely to have to be cut back substantially, closer to the level of Ryan's.
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I've been wanting to cut back on touring to make more records, and that's something I started doing last year.
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"Our approach is not to cut back," Mr. Chan, also known as Chan Soo Khian, said of the shifting market.
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But Wolfe keeps making a target of Bernstein, who had just cut back his duties at the New York Philharmonic.
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In order to do so, and to be a mother as well, I've had to cut back on my travel.
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ECOPETROL IS MONITORING EFFECTS OF VIRUS ON CRUDE DEMAND, CHINA HAS NOT CUT BACK PURCHASES OF ITS CRUDE YET -CEO
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"It will be easier to cut back expenses in your 50s than it will be in your 60s," Ghilarducci said.
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The refinery's two CDUs were cut back in January because of clogging in the initial intake sections of the units.
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If auto supply chains are broken and factories close for a time, they could see their hours cut back significantly.
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I realize some people love that sense of generosity, and who am I to ask a chef to cut back?
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Secretary Perdue has worked relentlessly with the USDA to cut back the standards of the Healthy, Hunger-Free, Kids Act.
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He cut back on lower-priced gifting options, revamped marketing to target younger shoppers and pursued greater expansion in China.
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Wade was precedent, it doesn't mean he couldn't later vote to either overrule it or cut back on its holding.
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Lower oil prices led to a cut back in oil drilling, which hurt demand for the steel tubes and pipes.
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Having cut back on travel and eating out, "we saved in order to make this a reality," Mr. Jankowski said.
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The U.S. Department of Justice announced last week that it will cut back on hiring private monitors for corporate wrongdoers.
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ST. LOUIS — This past week, President Trump and House Republicans took initial steps to cut back the social safety net.
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But, it also forced us to cut back on primary state staff and effectively limit our ability to reach voters.
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One of the best things you can do for your health is to cut back on foods with added sugar.
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"It (SARS) meant we did cut back on some international capacity but it rebounded very fast," Qantas Airways Ltd (QAN.
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However, at first, it was nice to slowly cut back my hours with them while looking for additional consulting clients.
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It would also cut back new funding, established under the Affordable Care Act, to help states insure more poor adults.
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Factories also cut back on purchases of raw materials, indicating they do not expect a marked pick up in demand.
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Smarter Living: One of the best things you can do for your health is to cut back on added sugar.
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This could lead tp some clients struggling to raise funds over the year-end period if banks cut back lending.
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Retail sales dropped 1.33% last month as households cut back spending on motor vehicles, building materials, hobbies and online purchases.
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Sales have held up despite signs from other British companies that rising inflation was making consumers cut back on spending.
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Lowe's jumped 7.5 percent after the home improvement chain promised to cut back slow-moving products and unsuccessful business projects.
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And you'll see processors that are buying equipment to make cookies, edibles and drinks start to cut back as well.
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The Supreme Court recently cut back on patent abusers' ability to pick and choose troll-friendly jurisdictions for their lawsuits.
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Faced with an imposing bottom-line issue, Access has cut back on its initial plans and churned through several CEOs.
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The organization cut back on its multimillion-dollar digital advertising campaigns after Steyer jumped into the Democratic primary in July.
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The problem is that when cost-sharing increases, people cut back on valuable services as well as less-valuable ones.
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In his late years, as he cut back on public appearances, he has become almost surgical in delivering rebuke bombs.
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But either way, a successful focus on reducing the number of guns on the street has been greatly cut back.
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US shale producers have also been under pressure from investors to cut back on spending and to slow their expansion.
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The answer certainly isn't that we should cut back on virology and pathogen research — research that has saved countless lives.
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That could lead them to cut back on payrolls as well as investment in order to make their interest payments.
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Further tariffs will cause a chain reaction where retailers cut back orders, raise prices and lay off workers, he says.
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The Armory has cut back in the past few years from 300 galleries to this year's 198, representing 33 countries.
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Scant volatility is also prompting bond and equity managers to cut back on hedging, typically used to insure against losses.
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Safe-haven assets, including the Japanese yen, government bonds and gold rallied as investors sought to cut back on riskier assets.
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You may have heard about Facebook's recent pledge to cut back on News Feed traffic coming from brands, businesses, and publishers.
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Next, cut back on that expense and direct those savings towards an investment account, where your money will compound over time.
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No president, even during full terms, has cut back anywhere near what I&aposve done and we have more to do.
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Activists who desperately want us to cut back may need to think harder about what messages American consumers really respond to.
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The "Forever Young" singer also opened up about what he does when he wants to cut back and have some fun.
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Try tracking your expenses to get a better idea of how you spend your money and where you can cut back.
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Lower oil prices have also weighed on manufacturing as energy firms cut back on capital spending in response to reduced profits.
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Often, after an emergency ends, state and local governments cut back on spending earmarked for disaster, as happened after Hurricane Katrina.
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The parent company has cut back across emerging markets, aiming to become a "transatlantic" bank with a U.S. and UK focus.
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I have been recommending that people cut back on both diet and regular soda for both weight control and improving health.
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Meghan continued her royal duties as the couple went on tour, but ultimately had to cut back ... especially on-air travel.
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These now underpin its decision-making about capital and lending, and Zions is not inclined to cut back on their use.
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Vera pointed to another factory closure in Chivilcoy near Buenos Aires last December after Nike-rival Adidas AG cut back orders.
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Plus, they can help you cut back on your carbon footprint and spending, which should make you feel great about yourself.
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The automaker plans to cut back on its showroom staff and direct customers to order its electric vehicles through their phones.
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It played havoc with the public finances: faced with large deficits the coalition government chose to cut back on public spending.
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Even for Remainers, Brexit remains vague and some way off, so they see little reason to cut back on spending yet.
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So, around 7 months, I cut back to half-days at the office so as not to miss any important feedings.
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It's up to you to figure out your priorities and decide where you are most willing—and motivated—to cut back.
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They cut back, with Mr. Waltuck doing most of the work in the kitchen and Mr. Stinson in the dining room.
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It runs at a constant 60 frames per second with slightly cut-back character models and occasional minor drops in resolution.
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Offshore drilling companies have come under pressure as oil companies have cut back on spending to cope with lower oil prices.
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Lyrically, it's so dense, there's so many words, it is quite referential and things cut back and forth from each other.
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Stop-and-frisk peaked in 2011 under the Bloomberg administration, but was cut back amid protests and lawsuits against the practice.
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After three quarters of rising investment at early through growth stage, VCs have cut back in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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In doing so, they cut back on safe haven bonds, utilities, consumer staples and real estate investment trusts, the survey indicated.
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There's still a chance now for us to cut back emissions and prevent the increase in temperature from being so dramatic.
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But it also means you may have to cut back on fruits and certain vegetables, which are also sources of carbohydrates.
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The 225,000-bpd Texas City, Texas, refinery hit full production over the weekend after Valero cut back production during the storm.
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Meanwhile, bricks-and-mortar retailers are fulfilling more online orders from their stores, allowing them to cut back on delivery times.
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Joule stresses that consumers can even wear the bracelet if they were asked to cut back on caffeine for medical purposes.
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Pick two or three elements of the wedding to focus on, and cut back on those expenses that have lower priority.
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Again, your theoretical two-minute wait might become four minutes to cut back someone else's wait time in this holistic approach.
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But he cut back on his hours, working three days for the man and two days on this new space venture.
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Republicans also have vowed to increase defense spending and cut back on spending for domestic programs -- a big problem for Democrats.
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And that's led drillers to cut back, abandoning rigs in towns across the country, and sometimes even shuttering their operations completely.
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Why it matters: It's another step Facebook is taking to curry favor with premium publishers and cut back on fake news.
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Lowe's surged nearly 8 percent after the home improvement chain promised to cut back slow-moving products and unsuccessful business projects.
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In turn, workers have less to spend on housing, food, and transportation, while downstream businesses are also forced to cut back.
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Once you see how much you spend on clothes in a typical month, for example, you may decide to cut back.
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At 91, she still regularly carries out official duties but has cut back on her number of engagements in recent years.
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That raises further questions about Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein's contention that the firm can win market share as others cut back.
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Now all we have to do is more fully accept natural gas, and perhaps cut back on taxpayer subsidies for renewables.
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Tengler cut back on shares of Apple and financials in the first quarter but still likes health-care stocks right now.
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Reflecting growing concerns over domestic demand, Chinese factories continued to cut back on their import orders for foreign goods last month.
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