Reduced revenues mean reduced money for investment in the rail network and reduced manufacturing job growth.
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"And there are a lot of other benefits as well — reduced weight, reduced cardiovascular risk, reduced diabetes risk."
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One thing you might have noticed in the IPCC chart above is that the word "reduced" appears a dozen times: reduced soil erosion, reduced deforestation, reduced grassland conversion to cropland.
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Possible contributing factors scientists have identified include reduced core body temperature, reduced cellular divisions, lower metabolic rates, and reduced DNA damage.
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It dramatically reduced file sizes which greatly reduced our hosting costs.
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"Reduced volume does not necessarily reflect reduced brain activity," said Hoekzema.
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Mistargeted and expensive regulation ultimately leads to reduced growth and reduced employment.
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Reduced emissions today won't show up as reduced climate impacts for decades.
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But as Prohibition reduced drinking, it also reduced alcohol-induced violence, like domestic abuse.
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Perhaps if CBS reduced the system's noise reduction capabilities the problem might be reduced.
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From the fog of anxiety, the seemingly endless choices can be reduced and then reduced again and reduced again and they eventually are whittled down to just two.
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It also found that reduced federal Medicaid funding would likely result in reduced enrollment, a greater uncompensated care burden for providers, lower state revenues, and reduced economic activity.
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The research concluded that eating 153 portions per day was associated with a 24% reduced risk of heart disease, a 33% reduced risk of stroke, a 28% reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, a 13% reduced risk of total cancer, and a 31% reduction in dying prematurely.
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But according to the Kickstarter page, the rock promises many benefits, including reduced anxiety, reduced stress, reduced likelihood of depression, enhanced sleep, boosted brainpower, increased productivity, improved creativity, improved long-term health.
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They mean reduced IQs and chronic stunting and wasting in children, and reduced work capacity in adults.
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"Some firms looking at reduced work weeks for reduced pay as a way to avoid harder choices."
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But for stimulants, deadly harms can't be fully reduced until levels of consumption are reduced as well.
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This has caused a reduced lung capacity, with his maximum breathing capacity reduced by up to 20 percent.
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Conventional wisdom, simple maths and plenty of recent evidence shows reduced global trade leads to reduced economic activity.
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Setting nets at shallower depths reduced the by-catch but also reduced the amount of tuna being caught.
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And the tobacco company can't market the devices "with claims of reduced exposure or reduced risk," the FDA said.
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Ageing power plants also suffer from rising operation and maintenance costs, increased outages, reduced reliability and reduced thermal efficiency.
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If you started taking a reduced benefit at 62, it will stay reduced on your 66th birthday and beyond.
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Aging power plants also suffer from rising operation and maintenance costs, increased outages, reduced reliability and reduced thermal efficiency.
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Some companies will suffer first, but the most important thing our populations will suffer from reduced growth, reduced employment.
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"We will operate at reduced capacity for as long as our staffing levels are reduced," the U.S. Embassy said.
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In the Mashable Store, that price has been reduced to just $49.99, and then reduced again to a stunning $34.49.
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The reduced transfer of heat from surface to droplets showed that the water bowls greatly reduced interaction between the two.
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Studies suggest that Seguro Popular has drastically reduced the number of Mexicans facing catastrophic health costs and reduced infant mortality.
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We reduced the murder rate which is a statistic that is very difficult to fudge, we reduced it by 50%.
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In South Carolina, the rate was reduced by 30 percent, and in New Mexico, it was reduced by 18 percent.
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In 28503, eight countries reduced their corporate tax rates, and Hungary reduced its corporate rate to a mere 22019 percent.
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The club's fine was reduced from $250,000 to $200,000, while Coach Andy Reid's fine was reduced from $75,000 to $60,000.
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We have tipped toward success and we could tip back in a moment with reduced resources with reduced political commitment.
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Sixty-six percent of workers whose hours or pay have been reduced say their employer isn't covering that reduced pay.
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"We didn't sit around, when they (P5+1) reduced their commitment (to JCPOA), we also reduced our commitment," Rouhani said.
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"We've reduced car crash deaths, we've reduced smoking, we've reduced the number of deaths from HIV by using a good strong public health approach, and I'm confident we can do the same thing for gun violence," Ranney said.
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Under the plan, global temperatures would have been reduced by just 0.018 degrees Celcius, with atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide reduced by less than 1 percent and the rise in sea levels reduced by 0.3 millimeters by 2050.
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"Prior investigations revealed that depressed patients often display flattened or negative affect, reduced speech variability and monotonicity in loudness and pitch, reduced speech, reduced articulation rate, increased pause duration, and varied switching pause duration," the USC paper notes.
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They discovered that daily egg consumption is linked to 26 percent reduced stroke risk and 18 percent reduced cardiovascular disease risk.
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Fifty-one percent said exploratory drilling should be reduced on federal lands, with 53 percent saying it should be reduced offshore.
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"At this point, research is still too nascent to say with certainty that reduced exposure translates into reduced risk," she said.
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Plus, if the spouse who died was receiving reduced benefits, the survivors benefit is based on that amount, and therefore also reduced.
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In fact, reading reduced stress levels by 68 percent, while music only reduced levels by 61 percent and walking by 42 percent.
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When positive expressions were reduced, people produced fewer positive posts and more negative posts; when negative expressions were reduced, the opposite occurred.
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First, economic principles worked, as a reduced supply of labor led to higher wages that primarily reduced the demand for farm workers.
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The introduction of V.A.R. in Italy has reduced such protests, and also significantly reduced the number of red cards given for arguing.
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Reduced complexity means a reduced chance of error and difficulty with assembly — whether we're talking about space infrastructure or a sports car.
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In Seattle, a minimum-wage increase from $11 to $13 resulted in reduced hours worked and reduced payrolls for minimum-wage earners.
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Shorter telomeres are associated with, among other things, reduced lifespan, decreased physical capacity to recover from stresses like wounds and reduced skin elasticity.
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As a result of Gallagher's reduced rank and forfeiture, his pension will be reduced, though it's unclear at this time by how much.
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Additionally, the NATO standing command structure, which was reduced from 14,000 to about 8,800 several years ago, should be further reduced and streamlined.
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The UK reduced coal usage by 78% since 2013 (mostly by adding renewables) and as a result reduced total CO2 emissions by 21%.
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Reduced supplies: Cities from Texas to Maryland are going to see "significantly reduced or unavailable supply," according to Mansfield Oil Co., WSJ reports.
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Until then, the government should only be in a catastrophic backstop position, with the guarantee fee reduced to match its significantly reduced exposure.
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Side effects can include sleepiness, reduced muscle tone, tunnel vision and reduced sharpness of vision, he said adding that they can be irreversible.
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Airlines which suspended some flights, or reduced capacity: - Singapore Airlines: reduced capacity on flights to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Xiamen and Chongqing.
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As part of the deal, fines were reduced from $0003 million to an estimated $243,000 and all criminal charges were reduced to civil charges.
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We cannot afford to have people's health-care benefits reduced, their costs going up, their costs reduced on the proposals on the tax bill.
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Food markets closed, no fuel for cars (including Teslas), health care compromised, no schools, reduced phone service, reduced emergency services, no internet, cold homes.
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He reduced the cost of tickets to make games more accessible, and reduced the cost of concessions for the first hour of the game.
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J.P. Morgan is also overweight Lennar but its analysts reduced earnings forecasts for fiscal 2019 and 2020 based on its reduced gross margin estimates.
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But if you choose to retire before the NRA (traditionally 65), your benefits are reduced — and they are reduced more the earlier you retire.
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The coal industry has produced a brazen wish list of its own, including reduced payments to miners with black lung and reduced royalty payments.
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In both the yoga and physical therapy groups, about half the participants achieved reduced pain and disability, and about half reduced their drug use.
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An earlier study found that interventions to address substance use disorders save more in reduced crime than they save in reduced health care spending.
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Wong, 203, was sentenced to eight months in prison Thursday, reduced to six months on account of previous community service, while fellow defendants Nathan Law, 24, and Alex Chow, 26, were sentenced to 10 months, reduced to eight, and eight months, reduced to seven, respectively.
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If a sustained trade war were to emerge, reduced productivity growth would be expected to compound losses to the economy from reduced trade, Carney said.
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We provide captable and repository tools for companies to benefit from real time transfers, reduced costs associated with middle office fees and reduced paper work.
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Switching to foods high in polyunsaturated fats reduced mortality by 2698 percent and switching to foods high in monounsaturated fat reduced it by 24637 percent.
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But my doctors told me I had reduced my risk of developing breast cancer from 87% to about 1%, and I reduced my anxiety by 99%.
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Not surprisingly, systems that can stop the car completely reduced vehicle speeds by 79%, while those meant to slow the car down reduced speed by 40%.
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But it also leads to reduced per capita energy consumption, as well as reduced birthrates, and it reopens old habitat in abandoned rural areas to wildlife.
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The GST council meeting announced relief measures for exporters and SMEs as it reduced rates on 2940 items and 225 services, and reduced the compliance burden.
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That reduced stream of cathode from mines feeds into the ICSG's reduced refined metal supply growth forecast of 0.5 percent, down from 2.3 percent last October.
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Reduced expectations Even as the nuclear talks themselves face a steep climb, however, the initial meeting scheduled for next week now appears to have reduced expectations.
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People who are negatively &aposmarked&apos by Eccleston have their salaries reduced, sales territory reduced, or are made to feel so uncomfortable they leave the firm.
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Prosecutors initially, privately demanded one year in jail, and then publicly reduced their recommendation to 4 months behind bars, but ultimately reduced it to 1 month.
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It found that the car-sharing service reduced private vehicle ownership and miles traveled in cars in those cities; this, in turn, reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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They've created $2202 billion in annual environmental benefits from reduced air emissions, 2628 billion gallons in reduced yearly water consumption, and $28500 billion to $6900 billion in reduced consumer energy prices according to top U.S. national laboratories, including 2628,28503 American jobs and $22019 billion in annual GDP.
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Compared with people who drank fewer than three cups of tea a week, those who drank more had a 20 percent reduced risk for a cardiovascular incident, a 22 percent reduced risk for cardiovascular death and a 15 percent reduced risk for all-cause premature death.
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Independent of the number of pregnancies, one to six months of cumulative lifetime exclusive breastfeeding was associated with a 5 percent reduced risk for early menopause, seven to 12 months with a 28 percent reduced risk and 13 to 18 months with a 20 percent reduced risk.
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The amount of force transmitted to your body is greatly reduced and a wearer will not feel the blow — or at least experience a significantly reduced impact.
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I WANT THEM TO HAVE, YOU KNOW, SOME OF THESE BURDENS REDUCED FROM THEM WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE REDUCED ON US. I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH THAT.
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FDA staff this week said that iQOS contains fewer harmful chemicals than cigarettes but that it was unclear whether reduced exposure translates into reduced risk of disease.
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Increasing the size of our app from 28MB to 2000MB reduced installs by 2200 percent, and the increase to 150MB reduced installs by 66 percent in total.
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The 70,000 bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit and 92,000 bpd coker were running at reduced production levels due to reduced feed supply, the sources said.
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Value-added tax on restaurants will be reduced to 13 percent from 24 percent while the reduced VAT bracket will fall to 11 percent from 13 percent.
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Under the new proposal, the flat cap would be reduced to 0003% of the loan value and the additional cap per annum would be reduced to 10%.
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And, because most states fund public schools on a per-pupil basis, reduced student enrollment means reduced funding for programs and educational activities that all students enjoy.
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At those levels, the CDC says, drivers usually experience reduced coordination, difficulty steering, reduced ability to track moving objects and a slower response to emergency driving situations.
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Although airlines reduced their schedules to SFO for the period, the reduced runway capacity has led to major delays and cancellations since they began this past Saturday.
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Better sanitation and clean water supplies reduced the rate of bacterial infection, while improved medical and treatment protocols reduced the spread of infection and improved treatment outcomes.
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The company also blamed a technical glitch that temporarily reduced the number of notifications sent to users this quarter and a product change that reduced automated activity.
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They are deemed effective when the target population is significantly reduced, and reduced uniformly across all sites, at just the right time and for an extended period.
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With the initial success of seven days of reduced violence, I was cautiously optimistic that 2020 could be the first year we see this number drastically reduced.
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The company says reports of iPhone 6S shutdowns have reduced by over 80 percent, while incidents involving iPhone 6 devices have reduced by more than 70 percent.
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The firm says its input reduced time spent on-site by 200%, and vastly reduced the impact on local wildlife through the use of less invasive methods.
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Sanders believes that those savings would largely result from reduced administrative costs, reduced payments to physicians and lower prescription drug prices resulting from a single-payer system. 2.
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This isn't the first time HTC has reduced its smartphone output; back in 2012, the company notably reduced its handset output to focus on its top-tier smartphones.
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The study also demonstrated a high-bran diet reduced the risk of liver cancer by 30 percent, while a high-germ diet reduced the risk by 11 percent.
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Left to right: A smooth gradient, the original gradient reduced to eight colors with no dithering, the original gradient reduced to eight colors with 100 percent dithering applied.
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Free meals should go only to those students who are eligible for free meals, and reduced-price meals should go only to students eligible for reduced-price meals.
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For it, this means losing some of its best people, reduced missions, fewer opportunities for promotion, reduced capacity to award contracts, fewer post-retirement jobs for senior officers.
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Satellite operator OneWeb has confirmed that its workforce has been reduced via layoffs, after TechCrunch learned that it reduced its workforce by as much as 10% this week.
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So the revisions reduced the gains during Obama's final three years by 7.83,27.8 jobs, but it reduced the gains during Trump's tenure by a total of 236,22020 jobs.
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Ms. de Sousa was initially sentenced to seven years for kidnapping; that was later reduced to four years, and President Sergio Mattarella reduced it on Tuesday to three.
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Lumentum, one of Apple's facial recognition suppliers, reduced its outlook for the quarter, citing a reduced shipment request from one of its biggest customers, which everyone assumes is Apple.
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Given these results, Dr Reifen-Tagar and Dr Idan wondered whether the reduced anger induced by the noun form would translate into reduced support for hostile action toward Palestinians.
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The three entities said trading commissions for the Tadawul and the CMA had been reduced, while fees for new offerings and annual registration charges for issuers were also reduced.
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The ratings on the three transactions' class A and B notes are not sensitive to reduced recovery rates, even when reduced to zero, assuming all other factors remain constant.
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Lower government spending in the face of reduced natural gas revenues implied a somewhat reduced fiscal impulse, but broader monetary, credit and salary policies have remained supportive of growth.
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Among the men, those percentages were 34.1% attributed to a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease death, 22.8% attributed to a reduced risk of cancer and 43.1% to other causes.
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In almost three years, the system handled 85,250 specimens, reduced testing time from as long as a week to just one day, and dramatically reduced the specimen rejection rate.
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Indonesia and Thailand could see their GDP reduced by 6 percent in 2030, while in China GDP could be reduced by 0.8 percent and in India by 3.2 percent.
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Tony Davies, a Welsh farmer benefiting from the scheme, has reduced his flock by two-thirds - to 600 animals - since 2005, which has reduced his overheads and boosted profits.
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Every health decision weighs benefits and harms, and birth control provides benefits beyond preventing pregnancies, including reduced rates of some cancers, regular cycles and reduced bleeding and menstrual cramps.
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Similarly, people ages 113 through 54 had a 57 percent reduced risk of death and people age 55 through 74 years had about a 50 percent reduced risk of death.
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YouTube has reduced the number of predatory comments that appear on videos, disabled live-streaming for minors unless accompanied by an adult, and reduced recommendations for videos that star kids.
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Finally, Dell execs were subject to the same reduced payment in their regular corporate bonuses — the same ones that were reduced in the memo sent to all employees last month.
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The amount of time a drop was in contact with a surface was reduced by about 40 percent, which also reduced the amount of time there was for thermal exchange.
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Inequality was also substantially reduced: The ratio of the income of the richest 10 percent to the bottom 10 percent was reduced from 36 in 21625 to 2900 by 220006.
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Among the 15,537 people with high blood pressure, those using antihypertensive medicine had a 12 percent reduced risk for dementia and a 16 percent reduced risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
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Waters told reporters on Wednesday that her committee would seek to understand why the Trump administration reduced sanctions on three companies after Deripaska reduced his ownership stake in the firms.
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Recent polling shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans agree that if effective tax rates for large corporations are reduced, effective tax rates for small businesses should also be reduced.
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In the first group, compared to meat and fish eaters, vegetarians had a 49 percent reduced risk for stroke; in the second group, vegetarians had a 48 percent reduced risk.
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Delhi (DEL) Reduced from four-daily to triple-daily from 19 March until 28 March Mumbai (BOM) Reduced from four-daily to triple-daily from 19 March until 30 April.
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In 1934, however, F.D.R. introduced a new approach to trade policy: reciprocal agreements with other countries, in which we exchanged reduced tariffs on their exports for reduced tariffs on ours.
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It declined to respond to Reuters' query if it had reduced run rates after measures taken by the government to curb the spread of the coronavirus have reduced fuel demand.
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There was also a 52 percent reduced risk for respiratory disease, 39 percent for diabetes and 75 percent reduced risk for infectious disease in those who ate the most nuts.
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Evidence-based home visiting models have shown positive long-term impacts on children in the long term, via increased school readiness, reduced child maltreatment, and reduced lifetime arrests and convictions.
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Its government reduced personal income taxes and implemented a groundbreaking new approach to regulatory reform — one that's reduced the number of provincial rules by an astonishing 47 percent to date.
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Previous research found that states that maintained a government-operated monopoly for alcohol kept prices higher, reduced youth access, and reduced overall levels of use — all benefits to public health.
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Verallia reduced the margin on its €1.375bn loan to 375bp over Euribor with a 0% floor in December, having reduced it previously in June 2016 to 1.53bp with a 1% floor.
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EIA pegs the drop to "reduced demand for natural gas by the power generation sector, driven by slower economic growth and lower-priced competing fuels, [which] resulted in reduced LNG consumption."
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As dealers cut orders, many plants furloughed workers or reduced hours, including Renegade, which has reduced its headcount of 2750 by about 2000 workers since May at its two factories here.
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While the program may have reduced the number of pregnancies in women who take the drug, the number hasn't been reduced to zero, according to the study published in JAMA Dermatology.
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Waters told reporters on Wednesday that her committee would seek to understand why the Trump administration reduced sanctions on three companies after the billionaire reduced his ownership stake in the firms.
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In 271 he was calling for the nation's military budget to be reduced by one-third, to $275 billion, and troop strength to be reduced from three million to two million.
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Verallia reduced the margin on its €1.375bn loan to 375bp over Euribor with a 0% floor in December, having reduced it previously in June 2016 to 350bp with a 1.53% floor.
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"The thinking there is that the market had gotten priced for a pretty constructive outlook of reduced recession risk, reduced trade risk and (is) now paring back some of that optimism."
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Previous research found that states that maintained a government-operated monopoly for alcohol kept prices higher, reduced access to youth, and reduced overall levels of use — all benefits to public health.
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Proposition 64 reduced most felony and misdemeanor penalties for marijuana offenses and made those changes retroactive so that people can get their sentences reduced and old convictions taken off their records.
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Tired: "I helped with an initiative that reduced order fulfillment time by 20%" Wired: "I orchestrated an initiative that reduced order fulfillment time by 20%" You didn't just help — you orchestrated.
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BURFICT'S SUSPENSION REDUCED Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict had his N.F.L. suspension reduced from five to three games for his egregious hit on a Chiefs running back during a preseason game.
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By rotating crews, the Navy can solve two challenges caused by heightened operations and reduced forces: a reduced operational tempo for its crews, resulting in more training time for refreshed crews.
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Social Security shortfall : Higher taxes, reduced benefits to come?
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HAHN: Obama -- he reduced the budget deficit every year.
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Funny thing, though — that 2900 fee never got reduced.
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Cost: $14.50 on Bath & Body Works (reduced from $24.50)
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A Le Creuset Dutch oven — $349.95, reduced from $460
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A chef's knife by Shun's — $149.95, reduced from $175
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A WiFi extender by Netgear — $250.19, reduced from $299
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JetBlue on Wednesday reduced fares ... capping them at $159.
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He suggested a limited reform that reduced middle class taxes, reduced the corporate rate from 35 percent to 15 percent, offered a repatriation tax break for offshore corporate incomes brought back to the United States and reduced tax burdens for so-called pass throughs, like limited liability corporations and partnerships commonly used by small businesses.
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A 2018 National Bureau of Economic Research study of the political effects of "right-to-work" laws found that they reduced Democratic vote share in presidential, congressional and state legislative elections, reduced Democratic turnout, dampened labor contributions to Democratic candidates, reduced the number of working-class candidates and moved state policy in a conservative direction.
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The cables that were needed to tighten and fasten the HyperAdapt could be embedded into this woven upper, and the smooth polyester reduced friction, which in turn reduced stress on the motor.
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TIM, a subsidiary of Telecom Italia SpA, reduced costs by 0.7% in the fourth quarter over a year earlier, as the company reduced sales costs by streamlining processes and cutting marketing expenses.
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In these final hours of the Obama era, the truth is that the American mission is almost wholly focused on fighting terrorism, after ambitions for the country were reduced, then reduced again.
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Sparkfund installed smart thermostats in Marriott-owned hotels, which reduced their carbon emissions by roughly a million pounds per year and saved them $172 per room per year in reduced HVAC runtime.
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"I found that students who were randomly assigned to an interracial roommate relationship exhibited reduced prejudice levels and reduced intergroup anxiety by the end of the first semester," Dr. Shook tells VICE.
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People who lived alone with a dog had a 33 percent reduced risk of death, and an 11 percent reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, than people who lived alone without a dog.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Reduced risk of deterioration in asset quality (likely manifested by reduced appetite for loan growth), core capitalisation and risk-adjusted profitability may lead to the Outlook being revised to Stable.
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BAY's ratings could also be negatively impacted if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support BAY - which may, for example, be seen via a significantly reduced shareholding or reduction in operational integration.
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By providing the foundation for the domestic biofuel industry with its enactment in 2005, the RFS has generated jobs, reduced oil imports, lowered gasoline prices, reduced air pollution and revived rural economies.
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ITEP found that from 6900 through 2628, the tax changes have reduced federal revenue by $28503 trillion, and by the end of 22019, they will have reduced federal revenue by $10.6 trillion.
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Those who'd also used psychedelics had a 27 percent reduced risk of opioid dependence in the past year and a 40 percent reduced risk of opioid abuse in the same time frame.
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The residual crude comes from the crude distillation units, so if the coker is at reduced output, production on one or both of the Beaumont refinery's crude units will likely be reduced.
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It is possible that the corporate tax rate will be reduced, and that companies might be given a "tax holiday," a window within which to repatriate foreign cash at a reduced rate.
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If optimized correctly, the number of cars you'd get off the road because of reduced demand for Uber and Lyft should vastly outweigh the traffic displacement and reduced number of parking spaces.
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Lower borrowing costs in Brazil reduced net interest payments by nearly a third, while the appreciation of Brazil's currency against the U.S. dollar reduced the cost of servicing foreign debt in reais.
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The analysis didn't find a correlation between omega-3 supplements and a reduced risk of any other allergies, but using probiotics during late pregnancy and early breastfeeding reduced eczema risk by 22%.
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Both Torbjörn and Symmetra had their turret damage reduced by 30 percent, only on consoles, balancing the heroes out to match the reduced accuracy that controller users experience compared to mouse users.
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The Logitech K120 business keyboard is down to under £10, the Rii RK100 3 gaming keyboard is reduced to £12.99, and the Logitech G374.993 Prodigy gaming keyboard is reduced to £34.99 from £59.99.
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BAY's ratings could also be negatively affected if BTMU shows a reduced propensity to support BAY - which may, for example, be seen via a significantly reduced shareholding or reduction in its strategic role.
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The union said in a statement that output from at least six of France's 19 nuclear plants had been reduced by 0900 GMT after members walked out or reduced output at some sites.
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FDA staff in a preliminary review of Philip Morris' application said that iQOS contains fewer harmful chemicals than cigarettes but that it was unclear whether reduced exposure translates into reduced risk of disease.
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"The revolving credit facility... having recently been reduced following the sale of two properties in Amsterdam, the company's level of indebtedness likewise reduced by a commensurate amount," the company said in a statement.
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Retailer True Religion Apparel Inc said on Friday its Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan went into effect with its term loans reduced to $113.5 million from $471 million, providing for reduced debt service payments.
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Four cars were reduced to their metal frames and ash.
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"I want to see abortions in America reduced," he said.
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The blast reduced those two buildings and another to rubble.
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Those charges were reduced as part of her plea agreement.
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Over 15,000 homes and businesses have been reduced to ash.
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Grain elevators and processors also shut down or reduced operations.
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For the sentence to be reduced or be declared innocent?
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Noise leakage has been significantly reduced compared to other Grados.
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I often feel like I am reduced to this growth.
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That fear in emerging markets is going to be reduced.
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Love, even in 2018, can't be reduced to your genes.
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He also reduced holdings in PayPal (PYPL) and Nuance (NUAN).
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The Slims River, meanwhile, was rapidly reduced to a trickle.
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Supporting futures were signs of reduced supply from OPEC members.
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These higher rates and home prices have reduced buyer affordability.
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This is heavily reduced from the normal price of £199.99.
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The judge pointed to concerns from groups about reduced competition.
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One other refinery reduced output and other were considering shutting.
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Nineteen falls, or 8 percent, resulted in reduced walking ability.
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Chapman and Khan already had their sentences reduced once before.
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The balance sheet has been reduced by about $400 billion.
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It doesn't work with unlimited or reduced fare passes yet.
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Majorities in 12 countries, meanwhile, want to see immigration reduced.
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There were also improvements from various ages that reduced pollution.
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Garrett appealed the suspension but his punishment was not reduced.
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He had been reduced to a guest with squatter's rights.
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This can lead to reduced quality of care for patients.
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A similar experiment in November 22016 reduced queuing by 18%.
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Today, after her hours were reduced, she's making half that.
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About 13% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
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The pay was reduced to £1,300 in January last year.
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About 21% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
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HARLEY SAYS ASEAN MARKETS BENEFITED FROM REDUCED PRICING ENABLED PLANT
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A home east of Napa, California, is reduced to ashes.
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Now, my depression is gone, and anxiety is greatly reduced.
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So, one in 2019, 20, 21, 22 to be reduced.
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The tax bill has since been reduced to $300 million.
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That means the scope for forced selling is greatly reduced.
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Policymakers have also reduced taxes and pledged higher infrastructure spending.
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That number was reduced to 20% for the other group.
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El Paso, Austin and Dallas also reduced their traffic levels.
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Hydroelectric dams have also reduced the river's flow of freshwater.
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That sentence was ultimately reduced to 10 years in prison.
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New education policies, which reduced school exclusions, helped such work.
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Then a judge reduced her sentence and changed her fate.
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I paid a reduced fare for lunch at the cafeteria.
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Draymond Green later told reporters it reduced Curry to tears.
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Overall, Sumitomo has reduced overtime by 5 percent since 2016.
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Now, she's reduced to photos and videos from the past.
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Sweanor was anxious to promote the concept of reduced harm.
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Power to some areas was also reduced as a precaution.
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The tax law in 2017 reduced those taxes to zero.
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It's a commitment that can't be reduced to mere pleasure.
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However, Taiwan banks have generally reduced their most risky exposures.
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He also said dry weather may have reduced bean size.
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The suspension was later reduced to between Wilmington and Philadelphia.
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That further reduced the incentive to export sugar, Bores said.
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Not working reduced my stress and improved my mental health.
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Given signs of a reduced benefit from Chiptopia in August.
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The company reduced its 2019 financial outlook as a result.
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Horchow: Up to 25% off sitewide, including already reduced prices.
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The lifetime impact for those children would be drastically reduced.
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But they, too, would benefit from reduced downtime for maintenance.
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With that introduction, they essentially reduced me to an object.
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The National Assembly has been reduced to an impotent NGO.
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Sachem Head Capital Management reduced its position by 57 percent.
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Go deeper: ACA reduced racial disparities in cancer treatment access
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Claims made before February 1st will be reduced by 50%.
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She did not comment on the reduced level of sampling.
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China's ability to coerce the Philippines has also been reduced.
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To date, they've reduced more than 100,000 tons of CO2.
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Again, expect that to be reduced significantly on Prime Day.
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It reduced rates for small business by a similar quantum.
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Safe to say, this is greater security via reduced convenience.
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Priceless heritage, like Mosul's old city, was reduced to rubble.
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Lush forests turned to soot, vibrant neighborhoods reduced to ash.
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Signs of reduced global oil supply also supported crude prices.
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You can pick up top products at massively reduced rates.
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Production of the aircraft has been reduced and deliveries suspended.
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Therefore we have somewhat reduced our forecast for oil prices.
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These have improved their balance sheets and reduced their debt.
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So the support for the sovereign bonds could be reduced.
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And even the print outlets are much reduced in importance.
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An increase in the ratio marks reduced profitability over costs.
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Not surprisingly, recipients who got Medicaid reported reduced financial strain.
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That's reduced 95% for 10 hours of extremely valuable training.
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CBD also helped them calm down and reduced their anxiety.
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Once it has reduced, remove the mixture from the heat.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced awards.
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AND THE THIRD IS THERE IS SOME REDUCED REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT.
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Everything is reduced, no matter how new or in demand.
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This saved lives and reduced some of the economic costs.
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They raise several questions: Should overall immigration levels be reduced?
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Information provider Genscape said Keystone was running at reduced rates.
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Rail operator Aurizon said trains are running at reduced speeds.
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We reduced the roof pitch and height of the house.
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Even with his reduced royalties Monopoly made Darrow a millionaire.
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Thousands had already been put on leave with reduced pay.
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Irmia is reduced to Category 4 as of Saturday morning.
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This in turn has reduced activity in offshore debt futures.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced award.
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He says the group is much reduced, but ever evolving.
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Endurance is reduced to 32 hours with this maximum payload.
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A firm Brazilian real currency reduced incentives for producer selling.
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The distraction of merger talks slightly reduced revenue, Tronc said.
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A reduced need for parking may be the most significant.
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It did not say how the deficit had been reduced.
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The stake has since been reduced to under that level.
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We should strive for high voter turnout, not reduced engagement.
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Analysts reduced their earnings forecasts for the year as well.
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Fox's reduced size was not an immediate concern for investors.
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Cook until the wine has reduced by half, 5 minutes.
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The United States last year sharply reduced its embassy staff.
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Bears Ears was reduced in size by over 80 percent.
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Two years later, this amount was reduced to 23.2 percent.
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The BCRA also sharply reduced funding for the Medicaid expansion.
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Pyongyang's ability to hit the South with missiles is reduced.
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Wages have also been reduced for some staff, he said.
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Why it matters: Former administrations have reduced the nuclear arsenal.
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It has also reduced the number of products it sells.
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By using photos and text chat, the problem is reduced.
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The recession that followed the crisis temporarily reduced these imbalances.
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My travel was reduced to a bathroom tour of England.
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One other refinery reduced output and others were considering shutting.
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Knowledge of those reduced restrictions was not widespread, she said.
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I don't think governing should be reduced to partisan sport.
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One study showed childhood exposure linked with reduced lung function.
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Testing time has been reduced to two days per test.
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Overregulation manifests as reduced innovation, stagnant wages, and lost jobs.
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Or that prices can be reduced by, say, 30 percent?
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This treatment reduced her bleeding, but did not end it.
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The number, the letter said, has been reduced to 237.
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The statement didn't specify areas where expenditure would be reduced.
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Not just reduced the rates, we've changed the tax code.
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The study attributes the reduction to reduced immigration from Mexico.
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It also reduced CIB operating expenses by 6.2% to €1.9bn.
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Your capital expenditure and dividend would have to be reduced.
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Her salary was drastically reduced and she lost her benefits.
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Over time, he reduced costs by eliminating about 19843,000 jobs.
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WE REDUCED THE HEAD COUNT OF BARCLAYS BY 56,000 PEOPLE.
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He hopes his cooperation will lead to a reduced sentence.
|
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Later, a judge reduced her harasser's sentence to six months.
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Complex policy arguments are reduced to 280 characters or less.
|
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The scene reduced many witnesses to tears, one traveler said.
|
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And we have reduced prices for electricity, gas and medicines.
|
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However it had reduced the amount of unscheduled factory work.
|
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People, companies, NASA itself, don't like to have things reduced.
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Once Obama was elected, that number was reduced by half.
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The surge of snowmelt was greatly reduced by dams upstream.
|
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In October, Berlin reduced its growth forecast to 1.8 percent.
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Shepherd says they should be reduced as much as possible.
|
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His sentence was reduced to 18 months earlier this year.
|
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Aggressive mosquito control has reduced the risk of further cases.
|
|
Nonetheless, the transaction reduced business diversification and heightens execution risk.
|
|
And another, reduced to carbonized flesh, apparently kneeling in prayer?
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The stressed EV is reduced by 10% for administrative claims.
|
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His coin collection was reduced to a few melted pieces.
|
|
Bankers say U.S. sanctions, though reduced, have choked the economy.
|
|
Symptoms include mild cough, difficulty breathing, sneezing, and reduced appetite.
|
|
But excessive prosecutions have reduced the pool of potential witnesses.
|
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This change immediately reduced the provider payment for these services.
|
|
However, in August, he reduced the price to $22.5 million.
|
|
Under President Trump's leadership, we've reduced taxes and cut regulations.
|
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An outdoor bistro set by Novogratz — $150, reduced from $164.99
|
|
Many have either left the industry or severely reduced benefits.
|
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You might have a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes.
|
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Swaths of trees had been reduced to stumps, he said.
|
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Using Twitter has also reduced the need for some jobs.
|
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Some of the nearby buildings had been reduced to rubble.
|
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What he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence.
|
|
Or, reduced: Hill is good enough to strike out Rizzo.
|
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The State Department's budget would be reduced nearly 29 percent.
|
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So people now understand and the stigma has been reduced.
|
|
Row upon row of homes and businesses reduced to ashes.
|
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After some attacks, we have had cancellations and reduced bookings.
|
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"This is a sign of reduced financial flexibility," Levenson said.
|
|
It has reduced its head count by about 5,700 jobs.
|
|
Citi reduced the stockpile by almost $7 billion last year.
|
|
Since lawmakers acted, that number has been reduced to zero.
|
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It has also reduced pay for some of its workers.
|
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Experiments have shown that they have a reduced startle response.
|
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Yes, there would be full functionality, but reduced glans sensation.
|
|
A damaged cornea left him with reduced eyesight, even now.
|
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"Their anxiety around death was dramatically reduced," he tells me.
|
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Viewers watch a man be reduced to a begging child.
|
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Once this is reduced you will see inflation reduce significantly.
|
|
The building is reduced to a blotch under his marker.
|
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Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, in particular, has heavily reduced uncompensated care.
|
|
Plus, the vaccine reduced outpatient visits by 42% last season.
|
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But the scale needed for chip making has reduced competition.
|
|
The company recently sold its bank business, which reduced revenue.
|
|
It reduced rates for small businesses by a similar amount.
|
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The cheese tray was reduced to a sad few rinds.
|
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Great among nations, mistress among provinces, reduced to forced labor.
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Beauty parlors, flower shops, and banks were reduced to ashes.
|
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Under his plan, corporate taxes would be simplified and reduced.
|
|
Reforms have successfully reduced the backlog, and this must continue.
|
|
This has, in turn, reduced the crowding on Vesey Street.
|
|
No games mean no ticket sales and reduced media payments.
|
|
The company also reduced its revenue outlook for the year.
|
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The state's restaurant capacities must also be reduced by half.
|
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Officials said the clinics reduced testing time by a third.
|
|
This reduced the Republican majority to one in the Senate.
|
|
Last week Wayne LaPierre was reduced to gibbering like Gen.
|
|
This longer run may have contributed to their reduced response.
|
|
Taylor was fined $214,212015 but it was reduced to $2190.
|
|
Andrew is sobbing, a man of 27 reduced to helplessness.
|
|
More than 600 of its staff members have reduced schedules.
|
|
Under those limits, emissions would be significantly reduced by 2035.
|
|
The competition helps promote reduced price, innovation, and better security.
|
|
His government has drastically reduced its enforcement of environmental laws.
|
|
Like the reduced "El Niño," Mr. Lang's piece is brief.
|
|
Figures are reduced to color and shape; lines describe themselves.
|
|
Financial shortfalls have forced staff cuts and reduced operating hours.
|
|
Instead, he said, it lowered food prices and reduced malnutrition.
|
|
That lasted a year before the company reduced its staff.
|
|
Jay Inslee will also require reduced occupancy for retail outlets.
|
|
The devastating Camp Fire that reduced much of Paradise, Calif.
|
|
The reduced supply of shares tends to push prices up.
|
|
The reduced supply of shares tends to push prices up.
|
|
GM has reduced the number of shifts at five plants.
|
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Many businesses were reduced to shattered glass and smoldering piles.
|
|
The glare has been reduced over the last two months.
|
|
Meanwhile, in New York City, the taxi commission reduced oversight.
|
|
A 2015 trade agreement between the two countries reduced tariffs.
|
|
That would have supported an argument for a reduced punishment.
|
|
The company said output would be reduced by 40,000 vehicles.
|
|
Other airlines have reduced capacity, including Delta, Lufthansa and United.
|
|
The Fed reduced rates in three 0.25% moves last year.
|
|
Low interest rates have greatly reduced the government's borrowing costs.
|
|
Among those under 21, fatalities have reduced by 80 percent.
|
|
Orchestral numbers had to be reduced; sound is subtly amplified.
|
|
In addition, combined Board fees will be reduced by 75%.
|
|
YouTube and Netflix had previously reduced streaming quality in Europe.
|
|
"You might get reduced hours, a pay cut," she said.
|
|
Germany's Federal Statistical Office blamed the setback on reduced exports.
|
|
Many responded to steroids, which reduced inflammation in the lungs.
|
|
In year one, illegal immigration was reduced by 99.8 percent.
|
|
Rabobank reduced its worldwide growth projections below 3% on Wednesday.
|
|
It's a size 3 and it's been reduced to $5.99.
|
|
However, methane generated from organic waste in landfills is reduced.
|
|
Restaurants already on the program will receive reduced commission fees.
|
|
That unavoidably leads to reduced levels of employment, hurting workers.
|
|
Sergeant Bergdahl's military service cannot be reduced to his crimes.
|
|
The amounts of fat, sugar and salt were drastically reduced.
|
|
They cut personnel, reduced material and cut back on maintenance.
|
|
Layoffs, furloughs, and reduced hours aren't the only concern, though.
|
|
Since then, she expects that lead content has been reduced.
|
|
The index was heavily affected by reduced trading around Europe.
|
|
Because of budget cuts, the museum's security staff was reduced.
|
|
The falloff in Chinese shoppers may have reduced transmission, too.
|
|
He hung in there, with noticeably reduced power and accuracy.
|
|
Spend on advertising and IT will be reduced, he said.
|
|
But with the reduced bulk, he finally made it inside.
|
|
The result is fewer firms, reduced employment and widespread corruption.
|
|
Reduced to those longings, are any of us so dissimilar?
|
|
Boeing continues to produce the Max at a reduced rate.
|
|
O) has reduced its stake in supplier ASML Holding (ASML.
|
|
Those officers ultimately pleaded guilty and received significantly reduced sentences.
|
|
BAT is not seeking a reduced risk application for Eclipse.
|
|
We are reduced to numbers and stripped of our identity.
|
|
"I have reduced refugee resettlement by 85 percent," he said.
|
|
The total number of flights will be reduced by 30%.
|
|
Another reduced its water usage 55 percent in four months.
|
|
Widespread factory closures have also reduced demand for sulphuric acid.
|
|
In Australia, vast tracts have been reduced to open habitats.
|
|
So everybody grabbed their food — a reduced menu — and left.
|
|
"The government claims it has reduced emissions," Mr. Hare said.
|
|
But the medication reduced the swelling and eased the pain.
|
|
The battery charge will also be reduced to a misdemeanor.
|
|
But the reduced price would not have covered his expenses.
|
|
The benefits were reinstated this month but reduced by $30.
|
|
In those places, stigma and discrimination have been significantly reduced.
|
|
Closing the borders reduced competition and commerce, prolonging the Depression.
|
|
Most of them have reduced their greenhouse gas emissions, too.
|
|
Everything he says is reduced to the simplest possible formulation.
|
|
Global warming has also reduced snow cover and degraded permafrost.
|
|
Though at least wait times on calls had been reduced.
|
|
Officials, though, have highlighted the reduced violence in the country.
|
|
The transfers reduced the population at the prison to 45.
|
|
The strike reduced French power generation by more than 10%.
|
|
Notably, elevated glucose significantly reduced the repair of DNA damage.
|
|
Leverage was low in 2014 because Vanke reduced land acquisitions.
|
|
Short positions on the Philippine pesos PHP= were marginally reduced.
|
|
Ticket prices should also be reduced for children under 18453.
|
|
Ms. Kusama reduced them to miniature, possibly taunting, feminine gestures.
|
|
Our lives should not be reduced to our worst moments.
|
|
A judge later reduced the total award to $78 million.
|
|
Trump, however, has reduced the entire problem to Democratic governance.
|
|
The BOJ's massive asset purchase programme has reduced market liquidity.
|
|
Weak growth in China would have reduced demand for oil.
|
|
The operating margin there consequently reduced to 10.9% from 14.8%.
|
|
The principle: The congressional Republican caucuses must be substantially reduced.
|
|
Our ability to understand that has just been dramatically reduced.
|
|
The trial judge later reduced the judgment to $78 million.
|
|
And can the world's problems be reduced to 280 characters?
|
|
For example, Louisiana's extensive voucher plan unambiguously reduced student achievement.
|
|
Somehow, over a decade, we reduced the number of reporters.
|
|
It has reduced religion to the primary issue of abortion.
|
|
They reduced their Mexican growth outlook to 0.6% from 1.0%.
|
|
And Parliament's powers are reduced, including oversight of the budget.
|
|
Many businesses are closing, and others are seeing reduced demand.
|
|
In addition, the pricing of the facility has been reduced.
|
|
The Fed has reduced the size of its balance sheet.
|
|
You've reduced complex human beings to simple good versus evil.
|
|
Get this wine glass attachment for $19.99, reduced from $9.993.
|
|
Nine out of 10 students receive free or reduced lunch.
|
|
When I saw his reduced level, I didn't believe it.
|
|
ISIS has now been reduced to a sliver of territory.
|
|
If so, will it replace batteries at a reduced rate?
|
|
Passenger train operator Amtrak ran reduced service in the Northeast.
|
|
Add the wine and cook until slightly reduced, 2 minutes.
|
|
For the global poor, the reduced ambition could prove disastrous.
|
|
Indeed, budget cuts have reduced audit rates across the board.
|
|
Reduced Neuroticism helped people, too, but to a lesser extent.
|
|
People were reduced to machines, treated like animals for labor.
|
|
After a few years, the FCC backpedaled and reduced obligations.
|
|
Needless to say, this "freedom" was greatly reduced and marginal.
|
|
Balili may yet be acquitted, or receive a reduced term.
|
|
In the absence of human intelligence, capabilities are greatly reduced.
|
|
When subject to reduced recovery rates, the Class A note rating declined to 'AA+sf' under the mild, moderate and severe scenarios, whereby recovery rate assumptions are reduced by 10%, 25% and 50%, respectively.
|
|
"Dust emissions will be reduced by 93 percent, while sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides will be reduced by 84 percent and 93 percent respectively, with carbon dioxide being cut by 37 percent," ContourGlobal said.
|
|
The reduced-fat turkey bacon and cage-free egg white breakfast sandwich with reduced-fat white cheddar cheese is also a filling, calorie-controlled option, with 16 grams of protein and only 230 calories.
|
|
The three entities said trading commissions for the Tadawul, the Middle East's largest exchange, and the CMA had been reduced, while fees for new offerings and annual registration charges for issuers were also reduced.
|
|
Fitch would view a spinoff of Wyndham's timeshare segment as a net positive for its business risk profile, with reduced business diversity offset by the reduced volatility and capital intensity of the remaining businesses.
|
|
And who paid any attention to the financial reforms that reduced estate taxes, allowed carried interest deductions and reduced capital gains with the net effect of excluding vast amounts of personal income from taxation?
|
|
They also found high-quality evidence that omega-3s reduced the risk of low birth weight by 10 percent, and moderate-quality evidence that it reduced the risk of perinatal death by 25 percent.
|
|
American Airlines said it anticipates its domestic capacity in April will be reduced by 20% compared to last year and May's domestic capacity will be reduced by 30% on a year-over-year basis.
|
|
In reality, even if this provision is eliminated (as it should be), children who have always been eligible for free and reduced-priced meals would still remain eligible for free and reduced-priced meals.
|
|
The military soon began a counteroffensive; since then, the militants' numbers have been greatly reduced, much of Marawi has been reduced to ruins, and hundreds of thousands of people have fled to refugee camps.
|
|
One view is that not only has the years-long spell of high unemployment reduced pressure on employers to offer pay raises, it's reduced pressure on employers to find ways to be more productive.
|
|
Additionally, today's action is not a decision on the separate modified risk tobacco product (MRTP) applications that the company also submitted for these products to market them with claims of reduced exposure or reduced risk.
|
|
Similar work in Connecticut showed that even lead levels between 3 and 4 µg/dL are associated with reduced reading scores, and levels between 4 and 5 µg/dL are associated with reduced math scores.
|
|
Friday's results showed BBVA, the country's second biggest bank by assets, reduced its non-performing loans by 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in the quarter, while Sabadell reduced its problematic assets by 500 million euros.
|
|
" I asked Pompeo what he meant and his message was even stronger: "You can imagine lots of different places — intelligence sharing might have to be reduced, allocation of security facilities might have to be reduced.
|
|
"Reduced business confidence implies reduced investment, which would negatively affect growth in South Africa's already-weak economy, and will ultimately make fiscal consolidation more challenging," Moody's senior analyst Zuzana Brixiova said in a research note.
|
|
"Children who were moved from an institution into family-based environment demonstrated signs of improvement in their intellectual functioning, attachment patterns, reduced signs of emotional withdrawal, and reduced prevalence of mental health conditions," it said.
|
|
In the Defense Department budget set to be unveiled next week, those large programs are likely unfunded or sharply reduced, and there is little doubt many other programs will be zeroed out or sharply reduced.
|
|
They found that daily fish oil supplement intake significantly reduced a person's risk of heart attack risk and daily vitamin D supplement intake significantly reduced a person's risk of death from all types of cancer.
|
|
"These groundbreaking electric tractors are poised to usher in a new era in improved safety, reduced environmental impact, and reduced cost of ownership," Juan Perez, UPS' chief information and engineering officer, said in a statement.
|
|
This is concerning to people both because most Americans have a strong belief that people ought to work for a living, and because reduced work effort means reduced production — in other words, an economic slowdown.
|
|
"The furlough plan calls for reduced working hours at reduced pay, or no working hours at no pay, for the hopefully short period of time when AMC's theatres are all closed," the AMC spokesperson said.
|
|
"The appetite for the local players to hold all of the available sports content exclusively has reduced and the appetite to spend ever-increasing amounts of money on sports content has also reduced," Watson said.
|
|
"He's reduced personnel and reduced unnecessary expenditures and has basically done what any other businessman would do in a situation where you're selling a bunch of stuff but you're not profitable" on a sustained basis.
|
|
Efforts to improve services for customers has "reflected in reduced churn, reduced calls into our call center, along with the solid uptick in digital adoption," chief executive Joseph Natale said on a call with analysts.
|
|
Jeff Sessions, Mr Trump's attorney-general, has long championed reduced immigration.
|
|
They will become the main opposition party, but with reduced numbers.
|
|
Then Ariely reduced the price of each chocolate by one cent.
|
|
Nevertheless, the company said it boosted advertising sales and reduced expenses.
|
|
Penalizing certain majors in the form of reduced funding is another.
|
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Combined with short rotation tree farming, this significantly reduced these ecosystems.
|
|
Electricity and water subsidies were reduced for expats and wealthy Bahrainis.
|
|
Choose the reduced-fat spread if a plain bagel won't satisfy.
|
|
In Schumer's hands, Beyoncé's twerking, cornrowed feminism is reduced to nothingness.
|
|
In the 1970s the microprocessor radically reduced the cost of computers.
|
|
The firm reduced its price target estimates from $230 to $210.
|
|
Nomura's reduced its price target for Yum to $69 from $70.
|
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Cook until reduced by at least half, 5 to 8 minutes.
|
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Myth: Title II regulations haven't reduced infrastructure investment and broadband deployment.
|
|
Two years later, the asking price was reduced to $67 million.
|
|
And there is an injustice to being reduced to a body.
|
|
That has reduced concerns about the Fed making a policy error.
|
|
The bill also reduced spending for the SNAP food assistance program.
|
|
Not surprisingly, low sperm counts are also associated with reduced fertility.
|
|
That change is reduced Booker's sentence from life to 210 years.
|
|
It's possible there could be some outsized moves given reduced liquidity.
|
|
However, they are eligible for their sentences to be "commuted" — reduced.
|
|
Stronger stocks on Monday also likely reduced demand for the greenback.
|
|
Moreover, he said the manpower of ISIS has been reduced sharply.
|
|
Monthly mortgage payments were reduced in 88.3 percent of those modifications.
|
|
Iran was producing that much before Western sanctions reduced its exports.
|
|
It subsequently began researching and selling "reduced-risk" products, like vapes.
|
|
The new vaccines reduced side effects such as fever-associated seizures.
|
|
"Adverse foreign exchange movement reduced profits to some extent," it said.
|
|
The price was reduced several more times in the following years.
|
|
The airline reduced its fleet by four planes earlier this week.
|
|
A gap remains, but the ratio has been reduced to 25.
|
|
Cost cutting has also reduced incentives to cut production, said CRU.
|
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If you are single, then the exclusion is reduced to $250,000.
|
|
At the very least, his attorney's asking the bond be reduced.
|
|
Bikes are reduced to faint blue rectangles that look like skateboards.
|
|
WH: In my personal life, it has a reduced presence. For
|
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BI: The ECB recently reduced the volume of quantitative easing (QE).
|
|
Farmers' usable acreage has been reduced, and there's no going back.
|
|
With this testbed, increased efficiency and reduced weight are the goals.
|
|
Reduced demand from Singapore might discourage illegal mining in nearby countries.
|
|
Cooler ocean surface temperatures have been linked to reduced hurricane activity.
|
|
Stroke survivors living alone had a 27% reduced risk of death.
|
|
In short, reduced trust in law can lead to more lawlessness.
|
|
A million poor children lost access to reduced-price school meals.
|
|
HPE services has reduced costs and focused on more profitable deals.
|
|
About 0003% of their students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
|
|
This is reduced from £80 to just £44.80, saving you £35.20.
|
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It has cut supply routes, reduced imports and caused severe inflation.
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" Mr Lew said: "Pensions in some cases have already been reduced.
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He's reduced the number of stocks in his portfolio to 75.
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Overall, arbitrators reduced or eliminated discipline in 22013% of cases. 246.
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It also reduced the number of tabs in the bottom navigation.
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The result is reduced neuronal excitability, and, with it, respiratory suppression.
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In fact, abnormal weather mostly contributed to the hole's reduced size.
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Only by improving all of these can it be permanently reduced.
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Another retailer, Nordstrom Inc, also reduced its sales and profit forecasts.
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Latency on the Apple Pencil has been also reduced even further.
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We reduced testing, we increased parental participation and empowered local districts.
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In turn, pain is reduced, and range of motion is improved.
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A campaign against militant groups has sharply reduced deaths from terrorism.
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A grand total of 55 banks has been reduced to 14.
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Our young are no longer satisfied with being reduced to survivors.
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Simmer until thick and reduced by half, about 15 minutes. 5.
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Roughly chop the rib meat and toss in the reduced sauce.
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However, the storm could have reduced the average workweek in October.
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It's revenue-neutral; so other taxes are reduced to counterbalance it.
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Its other thermal oil sands sites were operating at reduced levels.
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An effective policy towards China can't be reduced to a slogan.
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Chromecast is still there, but its role has been dramatically reduced.
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They have reduced the president to sour frustration and even inertia.
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Reduced profits have already prompted some cattle producers to cull heifers.
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By spreading their bets the farmers reduced their risk of starvation.
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A company that makes machinery cited softening demand and reduced backlogs.
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Cook until reduced and thick, about 45 minutes to 1 hour.
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He was awarded £1 million in compensation, later reduced to £400,000.
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Longtime residents reap the rewards of reduced crime and better amenities.
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They eventually faced a reduced charge of causing a public nuisance.
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Even a deal that reduced or abolished them would damage competitiveness.
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Stakes of other firms in the consortium have also been reduced.
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That award was later reduced to $78 million and being appealed.
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Cheaper machines, coupled with reduced labor and complexity of getting parts.
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For instance, copyright has been reduced from 70 to 50 years.
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But the process of falling in love is reduced to tokens.
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Compared to the previous version, Microsoft has drastically reduced the bezels.
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The drug is already approved to treat "reduced fraction" heart failure.
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It also reaffirmed its recently reduced guidance for the full-year.
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Our most sacred values reduced to a crass, tacky negotiating strategy.
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When did political debate become reduced to 280 characters on Twitter?
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It's all functional, very minimalist, very reduced in everything they did.
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Thankfully, a smaller version exists for the reduced price of $65.
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This reduced the ideological overlap between the two parties in Congress.
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Worse, every region saw reduced demand from an unimpressive first quarter.
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First, the sodium content has been reduced by more than 20%.
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Pakistan LNG also reduced its requirement for December and January deliveries.
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But it also found that discontinuation of opioids reduced the risk.
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Their vision of art is reduced to luxury trappings for oligarchs.
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Simmer for 5 minutes until reduced by 1/3 and thickened.
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Beyond that level, donations are reduced to $5 per 1,000 points.
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The French firm reduced it—just as Mr Azar would counsel.
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Side parking places are reduced 153x, which is achievable with carsharing.
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It reduced its sales guidance to $5.9 billion from $123 billion.
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Rick has been reduced to humiliating cameo appearances on variety shows.
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Distell had reduced the size of its premium portfolio in 2017.
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Energy stocks continued to fall on concerns about reduced worldwide demand.
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This has reduced calls to the human-concierge desk by 30%.
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But the others all basically reduced the role of the state.
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He trash-talked American generals, saying they've been 'reduced to rubble.
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Victoria's lawmakers reduced that to six months, with a few exceptions.
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Now I'm reduced to relying on others, and I hate it.
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Reduce until the mixture is thickened and syrupy- reduced by about ⅔.
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That's reduced from a list price of £399.00, a £60 saving.
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Pivotal reduced its price target on Alphabet to $950 from $970.
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In Ottawa, a Canadian official confirmed Celil's sentence had been reduced.
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Rubis reduced the par value of its shares to 1.25 euros.
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Starbucks has gradually reduced selling non-core products in its stores.
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The group proposed a reduced dividend of 0.25 francs per share.
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The power cuts had been reduced to 2,000 MW by Thursday.
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As we predicted, that reduced Snapchat's growth rate by 88 percent.
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The light rail downtown will also operate on a reduced course.
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The cuts would also lead to reduced staffing levels, it said.
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Seniors, people with disabilities and some students already receive reduced fares.
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Analysts had reduced their forecasts for big banks in recent weeks.
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Unsurprisingly, the microbial diversity from recent antibiotic takers was drastically reduced.
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A running layup by Thomas reduced the lead to two points.
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His policies consistently center around tight immigration controls and reduced taxation.
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The Kenwood Chef stand mixer is reduced to £156 from £329.99.
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However, it has exempted reduced tariff plans in times of emergency.
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Bring to a simmer and cook until slightly reduced, 7 minutes.
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Intesa reduced its assets to preserve capital in the last quarter.
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But there's a lot of -- there's real debt to be reduced.
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The reduced expectations of a Fed hike also lifted other commodities.
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Cuomo said the main CSX line was open at reduced speeds.
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Today, we've drastically reduced the cost of hero unlocks in #StarWarsBattlefrontII.
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Appaloosa reduced its holdings in Allergan, Mylan, Teva Pharmaceutical and Pfizer.
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THERE WILL BE 1,200 JOBS REDUCED AT HEADQUARTERS OF COCA-COLA.
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This is reduced from £199.99, meaning you save an astonishing £186.
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The court ultimately approved a reduced fee award of $55 million.
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The 12-second turret cooldown will be reduced to 10 seconds.
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Vector by Anki is now available for £149.99, reduced from £249.99.
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Too often women are reduced to their pain, or their love.
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There were several days when output was reduced with over-compliance.
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Reefs will be reduced to bleached-looking skeletons, vulnerable to disease.
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Add the white wine and cook until reduced slightly, 2 minutes.
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Berlin is already suffering from reduced housing stock, according to reports.
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They have reduced their carbon emissions by 78% in three years!
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In November the fine was reduced to $3.9 billion on appeal.
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SMA Type II also often leads to a reduced life expectancy.
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Strangers who knew nothing about me reduced me to an object.
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Extra pay for nightshifts is also reduced from 50% to 37%.
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Yet, there is no evidence that capital punishment ever reduced murders.
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Posting photos was also linked with reduced mortality in the study.
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Icelandic banks have reduced their credit risks and increased liquidity ratios.
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This makes patients feel more in control and has reduced admissions.
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Hit Points reduced by 323: 11 (weapon damage + strength) - 6 (armor).
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And this: Buff gained: Strength +1, Energy loss reduced by 50%.
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Stir until the wine is reduced by half, about 2 minutes.
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But interdependence has reduced the risk of war, the researchers argue.
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Natural gas supplies from Russia have been reduced to a trickle.
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Many work several jobs with reduced health coverage thanks to ObamaCare.
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In addition, the reach of the program has been greatly reduced.
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Excess drug draining out of the eye would be significantly reduced.
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A better measure is reduced fame and lack of media attention.
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The game of two legs has been reduced to one game.
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This reduced the variables and increased the odds of success exponentially.
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It would then be reduced by 2 percent every 60 days.
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Another benefit sometimes mentioned is a reduced risk of penile cancer.
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It cracked down on gang members and reduced the murder rate.
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Andry could exit her lease or stay and pay reduced rent.
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A key unknown is whether Social Security benefits will be reduced.
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After the abatement of $85033,025, his taxes were reduced to $207,549.
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More phone time, reduced sentences, 'compassionate release,' and early release credits.
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Let simmer until reduced by about half, about 30 minutes. 5.
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In this case the barrier would be reduced access to capital.
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Her, whatever medication she might be on, needs to be reduced.
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The buyback also may have reduced the rate of mass shootings.
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How will the colonists deal with the effects of reduced gravity?
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In 1996 and 2000, the interval was reduced to two weeks.
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Another potential gain from improved fitness is reduced health-care costs.
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A century later, that number was reduced to around 1 percent.
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In the process, they have reduced many Kurdish cities to rubble.
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Does that mean the policy has reduced the domestic terror threat?
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The whole rigmarole reduced his actual pay by about a third.
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Bessie doesn't know who she is in her reduced, vulnerable state.
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"We drastically reduced our grocery and going out spending," she said.
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Oghi's body, to put it simply, had been reduced to shreds.
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Just Group specialises in annuities for people with reduced life expectancy.
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Shareholders in Smiles have complained their voting rights would be reduced.
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Historically, organised labour has led the charge for reduced working hours.
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The only thing reduced about your Innovator experience is the price.
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Duties on car parts will also be reduced to six percent.
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The new study reduced the second estimate to 6.5 million deaths.
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Canadians reduced their holdings in foreign bonds by C$1.13 billion.
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But what is important is the fact that it is reduced.
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They have also reduced the debt load carried by those properties.
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Monopolization means less competition, higher prices, and reduced quality of care.
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He also reduced his fiscal 2019 forecast to $5003 from $5.14.
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But when the slave trade began, it was reduced this way.
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He also reduced his estimate for 2018 to $138 from $146.63.
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Aedes aegypti mosquito populations there have been reduced, but not eliminated.
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Companies have a reduced financial reason to invest in better drugs.
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The estate tax would also be reduced and repealed in 2024.
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The Ifo institute last month reduced its forecast to 1.1 percent.
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Even though Rayyan pleaded guilty, however, his sentence was not reduced.
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The law increased MTBE's popularity because it helped reduced tailpipe emissions.
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Last year, the company reduced Mr. Kent's grants by almost half.
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Russia reduced to zero its wheat export duty from Sept. 23.
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The restructuring of several businesses also reduced revenue, the bank said.
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BYD attributed the decline to reduced subsidies for electric vehicle purchases.
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Sears said this reflected its "significantly reduced ... dependency on vendor financing."
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The USPS has reduced its workforce substantially by not replacing retirees.
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The iPhone isn't Apple's only gadget getting a reduced-size makeover.
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Much of this great city of Seoul was reduced to rubble.
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Each time, my pimples dramatically reduced in both size and pain.
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Fifty billion dollars a month, he reduced it to twenty-five.
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Reduced political uncertainty in Britain and Japan have also buoyed shares.
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But there's no evidence that stiffer penalties have reduced drug overdoses.
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After one year, these attempts to increase personal significance reduced extremism.
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We have long encouraged reduced-risk choices for adult tobacco consumers.
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I related more to the idea that neat spaces reduced stress.
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Therefore, the force between two vehicles is reduced when they collide.
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Meanwhile, the estimated benefits are primarily consumption-related, like reduced risk.
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Roth IRAs also come with reduced benefits for higher-income workers.
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The Verizon labor dispute probably reduced information sector jobs by 35,100.
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Obama's NPR reduced – ill-advisedly – the role of U.S. nuclear weapons.
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Later the number would be reduced to 91, then to 30.
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A Sagaform wine carafe with oak stopper — $38.99, reduced from $50
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A mixing set from Crafthouse by Fortessa — $65.99, reduced from $81.68
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A marble rolling pin by Fox Run — $16.56, reduced from $18.40
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A rectangular baking dish by Emile Henry — $39.99, reduced from $60
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SMART HOME: A robot mop by iRobot — $449, reduced from $499.99
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That uncertainty has not been eliminated, but it has been reduced.
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For instance, he said he reduced Italy bond positions in November.
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The role of the Colombians was reduced to that of suppliers.
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But the snowfall has reduced drastically over the past few years.
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Reduced lending rates could encourage stronger credit growth, supporting the economy.
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They reduced links between banks by forcing derivatives into centralized clearinghouses.
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They claimed the reduced standards would make new cars more affordable.
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Three specific policies, when implemented in states, reduced gun homicide rates.
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The rebels are now reduced to an area just kilometers across.
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The price has just been reduced ... from $14.5 to $12.5 mil.
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The EPA's funding, for example, would be reduced by 31 percent.
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It reduced its estimate for Brazil's harvest by 20.6 million tonnes.
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You can now buy this breadmaker for £85.99, reduced from £139.95.
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It also reduced some constraints on banker pay at small lenders.
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Nor could the financial crisis be reduced to scary sound bites.
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Debt can be reduced by running a primary surplus, S(t).
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One item causing the improved sentiment was reduced concerns about inflation.
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But the personality ratings drastically reduced their chances of getting admitted.
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It reduced the pain a bit, but caused intense mood swings.
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"Splashing is reduced or even eliminated," Style and his team write.
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Punishment: Bowl ban reduced to two years, scholarships and wins restored.
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The tactic reduced their risks, but it also yielded unpredictable results.
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Has she been reduced to body parts, or photoshopped beyond attainability?
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That reduced the participants' ability to focus, leading to lower scores.
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Once a vehicle leaves the main artery, speeds would be reduced.
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A decade in active addiction had reduced me to rock bottom.
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"This has reduced overdose deaths there by 80 percent," said Kendall.
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What happens when tech use is reduced among the highest users?
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The moves have significantly reduced volatility in the markets, Ertem said.
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The medications also reduced obsessions and compulsions related to the disorder.
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You stood by as your precious parents were reduced to headlines.
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For some, detecting allergies (and avoiding those foods) has reduced problems.
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In particular, banks' exposure to unsecured retail lending has reduced significantly.
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The Obama administration has reduced mass federal incarceration, to a point.
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Those include better performance, increased happiness and reduced stress, amongst others.
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Then they want to give those people a reduced premium subsidy.
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The ice cream shop was reduced to a heap of rubble.
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Still, the prospect of reduced privately funded research is an issue.
|
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Her bill was reduced after she called the company to complain.
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It can also lead to reduced yields in the short term.
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But he said it can be slowed and its impact reduced.
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That could have reduced the Saudi government's leverage over trading partners.
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Some have offered employees unpaid leave and paused or reduced hiring.
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A few decades later, the span was reduced to 30 days.
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The federal person sees things that can be reduced to data.
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And we may find ourselves watching another Palmyra reduced to rubble.
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She was driving past houses that had been reduced to ashes.
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Games were reduced to 90 seconds, from two minutes, in 1998.
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"Your training burden is massively reduced as well," said Ms. Day.
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"He's lying, very simply, to get a reduced sentence," Trump said.
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Cook until charred and the milk has reduced, about 15 minutes.
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Though the damages were eventually reduced, the site was taken down.
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He was fined $1,100 but it was later reduced to $550.
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He was fined $1,600 but it was later reduced to $800.
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He was fined $3,300 but later had it reduced to $1,100.
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In Mosul, centuries-old mosques and markets were reduced to rubble.
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It also seems likely that they won't have reduced regulatory uncertainty.
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Workers lose leverage when the number of potential employers is reduced.
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Medical care is very expensive and costs have to be reduced.
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She testified against Chapo in hopes of receiving a reduced sentence.
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"This plant has reduced the seizures by 80 percent," he said.
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