The sauce consists of caramelized stock from the monkfish, mushroom reduction, seaweed reduction and a miso reduction.
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On average, the pain medication group experienced a 284% reduction in usual pain, a 227% reduction in maximum pain and no reduction in disability.
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The pretty significant reduction in size doesn't mean a reduction in battery life, though.
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California implemented a carbon reduction plan requiring a 40% reduction below 1990 levels by 2030.
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The U.K. has shown a substantial sodium reduction in food and a reduction in mortality.
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We must strike the right balance between supply reduction and the other "battlefront" — demand reduction.
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"There's a reduction in carbon emissions precisely because of the reduction in transportation time," Rada said.
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We found payment reduction was far more effective than principal reduction at helping borrowers avoid default.
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It is true that no individual reduction can achieve a measurable reduction in global climate change.
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One program, for example, resulted in a 85033 percent reduction in inpatient admissions, a 10.3 percent reduction in ER visits and an 8.5 percent reduction in specialty visits for kidney failure patients.
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This was a 7% reduction from the previous year and a 17% reduction from the previous month.
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Hence most of the emissions reduction achieved by a floor price will translate into a global reduction.
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Eating just 20 grams of nuts each day was linked to a 30 percent reduction in coronary heart disease, a 0003 percent reduction in cancer, and a 22 percent reduction in premature death.
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From the data that we see on the average reduction in rent, the average reduction is about $250.
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"Some organizations may value cost reduction, while others may prioritize risk reduction or maximizing sales growth," he explained.
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"Thus, we are confident that the reduction in CIN3 will lead to a reduction in cancers," Palmer said.
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That's an overall reduction in crashes by 20163 percent and a reduction in injury crashes by 15 percent.
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"So for instance, I've seen numbers like a 7% reduction in corn, 6% reduction in wheat," she said.
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The report says that following these guidelines would lead to a dramatic reduction in the amount of red meat eaten by the population, with an 89% reduction for beef and a 63% reduction for lamb.
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Papadopoulos recently set up a private-sector risk reduction network with the U.N.'s Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.
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On average, high-intensity statins achieve about a 224% reduction and moderate-intensity statins achieve about a 22019% reduction.
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TRUMP 2020 BUDGET CALLS FOR $17 BILLION REDUCTION IN FOOD STAMPS AND $22 BILLION REDUCTION IN ALL WELFARE PROGRAMS
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DEBT REDUCTION Last August, as Glencore was putting together its hasty debt reduction plan, Silver Wheaton got a call.
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That's how you get almost a 20053 percent relative reduction, but an absolute reduction of only 0.1 percentage points.
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The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, which set goals for the reduction of nuclear weapons, might not survive 2020.
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"The reduction in capex and further reduction in wafer starts is a meaningful positive for the industry," Bernstein's Newman said.
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Make a nice meat and melon platter and drizzle the the reduction over it as you would a balsamic reduction.
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" Harm reduction programs were obliquely encouraged by the drug summit, although the summit has deliberately avoided the words "harm reduction.
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The 15 percent reduction in staffing is being accompanied by an 80% reduction in its concierge business for the moment.
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Executives and senior leaders are taking a 25% and 30% reduction, respectively, and board members are taking a 20% reduction.
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Federal Prison Industries, a work skills program, has seen as much as a 24 percent reduction, while education programs have seen a 85033 percent reduction, and residential drug abuse treatment programs have seen a 15 percent reduction.
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These tools are transforming the world, contributing to a 28500 percent reduction in the number of deaths from malaria, a 6900 percent reduction in the number of child deaths, and a 2628 percent reduction in maternal mortality.
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Still, "industrial demand is coming off pretty steeply because of this reduction in drilling activity, reduction in rail activity," he added.
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That reduction represents the difference between a $215 trillion decrease in direct spending and a reduction of $2600 billion in revenues.
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"This is a harm-reduction approach," Chelsi Cheatom, program manager of Trac-B Exchange, a harm reduction center, told KSNV-TV.
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North Korea is stating clearly that what is on the table is merely tension reduction and possible ultimate global arms reduction.
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That reduction represents the difference between a $1.2 trillion decrease in direct spending and a reduction of $883 billion in revenues.
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Given in one dose, Zostavax had shown a 51 percent reduction in shingles and a 67 percent reduction in nerve pain.
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"If folks want to get involved with harm reduction, [I recommend finding] their local harm reduction center or organization," Soprano continued.
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A 65% reduction in plastic waste leakage in those five countries would lead to a 45% reduction globally, the report claims.
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President-elect Trump is suggesting a major reduction in tax rates financed by a major reduction in tax deductions and exemptions.
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But she said another analysis looking separately at heart attack found a 23 percent reduction among those taking fish oil, with a 40 percent reduction in people who eat little fish and a 77 percent reduction in African-Americans.
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They added that a reduction in government spending was more likely to generate a lasting reduction in the debt-to-GDP ratio.
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The age group with the smallest reduction in the uninsured was 26- to 34-year-olds, who had a 36 percent reduction.
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Asus claims the VivoWatch BP represents a 70 percent reduction in size and 50 percent reduction in weight relative to comparable alternatives.
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Though they did deliver a modest reduction in rear-end accidents, there was not a statistically significant reduction in injuries from crashes.
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A reduction 1000-fold reduction in the cost of engineering DNA sequences might sound overly optimistic, but there is a historical precedent.
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The Jardiance trial last year showed a similar 14 percent overall relative risk reduction and a 38 percent reduction in cardiovascular deaths.
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The report claims that a 65% reduction in plastic waste leakage in those five countries would lead to a 45% reduction globally.
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That's a 2202 percent reduction over fiscal 2628 sales and a 28500 percent reduction over PREPA's previous sales forecast for fiscal 6900.
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"So we found a 9 percent reduction in the energy consumption during walking and a 4 percent reduction during running," Malcolm said.
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His plans do not give any attention to harm reduction programs, but he's spoken favorably about harm reduction on the campaign trail.
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One study in Bangladesh showed a 63 percent reduction in flu cases among infants born to vaccinated mothers, a 36 percent reduction in the number of serious respiratory illnesses for mothers, and a 28 percent reduction in those illnesses among infants.
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The first major study of AOT in New York State, by the Office of Mental Health in 2005, found that participants experienced a 74 percent reduction in homelessness, 85033 percent reduction in incarceration, and 77 percent reduction in psychiatric hospitalization.
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Cost reduction measures implemented by the bank, and the reduction in Austrian bank levy charges from 2017 will provide some medium-term relief.
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One area, San Bernardo, saw a modest reduction of just over 20053 percent, while Gran Vía saw the highest reduction of 31.8 percent.
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The capital reduction of up to 722 million dirhams is in addition to a previously planned reduction of 992 million dirhams, it said.
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That study found a 28 percent reduction in inpatient hospitalization and 9 percent reduction in ED visits, when members received medically tailored meals.
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One of the major shortcomings of the CPP is the assumption that a reduction in U.S. carbon emissions is a net global reduction.
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In return the state demonstrated a 40 percent reduction in its teenage pregnancy rate and a similar reduction in the rate of abortion.
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But that's not a big dip compared to refugees from the rest of the world from 22018 to 245: a 2000 percent reduction in refugees from Latin America and the Caribbean; a 20173 percent reduction in refugees from Africa; a 22017 percent reduction in refugees from East Asia; and a 2120 percent reduction in refugees from the Near East and South Asia.
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The revenue reduction is offset by a similar reduction in fuel and energy purchases and will have no impact on core earnings, he added.
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From 2000 to 23, there was a 62% reduction in malaria deaths, according to WHO, and a 41% reduction in the number of cases.
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By contrast, the placebo group averaged a 21996% reduction in both usual and maximum pain, while reporting nearly the same reduction, 29%, in disability.
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Its goals are ambitious: a 40 percent reduction in preventable harm for a range of conditions and a 20 percent reduction in hospital readmissions.
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We're coming together, and it's interesting: I spent my entire career working against big companies, but, in this case, harm reduction is harm reduction.
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The assumed benefit of VLNCs would be a reduction in smoking rates, followed by a reduction in diseases that kill 480,000 people every year.
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The group that got their regular treatment had an average 9 percent reduction in usual pain and a 16 percent reduction in maximum pain.
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Women in the yoga group showed a 66 percent reduction in hot flashes while those in the wellness group showed a 63 percent reduction.
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One of the biggest sources of co-benefits is the reduction of smog from burning coal, particularly the reduction in "fine particulate matter" (PM2.5).
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A $1 billion reduction would amount to a reduction of less than three-tenths of 1 percent of the American trade deficit with China.
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Since then, the city has reported a 63 percent reduction in speeding in those school zones, and a 17 percent reduction in traffic injuries.
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A big part of the spending reduction that the CBO estimates for the AHCA is driven by the coverage reduction that the CBO estimates.
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The reduction in Iranian exports has not yet shown up in the market, but the Saudi reduction in output created nervousness in the market.
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It's a reduction in demand for the power supplied by the grid operator's power plants — a somewhat predictable reduction, but not a controllable one.
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According the Fifth Domain, the partial shutdown has resulted in 85% reduction in the National Institute of Standards and Technology's workforce, a 60% reduction in the Director of National Intelligence's analysis and operations staff, and 45% reduction in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency workforce.
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Our upgrade of Iceland's sovereign rating to 'A-'/Positive in July reflected a continued reduction in external vulnerability, rapid debt reduction, and robust economic growth.
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"The main component that will help in the reduction of the deficit will be the reduction in the subsidy to the power sector," he added.
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From 2000 to 2015, there was a 62% reduction in malaria deaths, according to the WHO, and a 41% reduction in the number of cases.
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Claire Zagorski, a wound care paramedic at the Austin Harm Reduction Coalition in Texas, said she informally surveyed other harm reduction groups about their experiences.
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"We would likely have less homophobic name-calling," she says, "a reduction in teen dating violence, [and] a reduction in sexual assault on college campuses."
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The company said it saw a reduction of its production value of about 12% compared to 2018, versus a previous forecast for a 10% reduction.
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These include a reduction of the top individual tax rate, a repeal of the estate tax, and a massive reduction in the corporate tax rate.
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There's a big thing about harm reduction going on, and there were all these classes you had to take to become a harm reduction specialist.
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"We'll continue to see reduction in territory, reduction in freedom of movement, reduced resources and less credibility in the narrative," he told a Senate hearing.
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A Netflix spokesperson told CNN Business the reduction may mean some users "see a reduction in perceptible video quality," while others won't see any change.
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In announcing the end of the reduction, Fed officials acknowledged that they were stopping short of what many analysts had expected when the reduction began.
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In addition, GM's executives are taking a 25% reduction, while top leadership is taking a 30% reduction an board member will see a 20% decrease.
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The $375 billion reduction predicted by JPMorgan reflects both a decline in net government supply in the United States and a reduction of corporate issuance.
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Announces charter rate reduction of five of partnership's vessels as part of hyundai merchant marine financial restructuring * Total charter rate reduction for charter reduction period for hmm vessels aggregates to approximately $37.0 million * Charter reduction compensation is expected to be delivered by july 23, 2016 * Agreement provides for reduction of charter rate payable under charter parties by 20% to $23,480 per day for a 3-year period starting in july 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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In sub-Saharan Africa PMI money led to an 11.6% reduction in malaria rates and an 18.3% reduction in childhood deaths from malaria under age 5.
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"If you look at the production of content, clients don't want a 5 percent reduction in the cost, they want an 80 percent reduction," he said.
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Two of the organizations affected were a harm reduction group called Shot in the Dark in Phoenix, Arizona, and Southside Harm Reduction Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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The devices with the modern management system saw an 85% reduction in boot time and an 85% reduction in crashes and a doubling of battery life.
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Trump administration efforts to reign in financial regulations has led to a 25-percent budget reduction and a headcount reduction of one-third for the OFR.
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Future reduction A statement released by the office of the South Korean President Friday also refuted suggestions the US was considering a reduction in troop numbers.
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He also said that a new commitment to negotiations may be needed for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), which governs reduction of strategic offensive weapons.
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For the beet reduction: We use the previous day's leftover beetroot to make a reduction: Boil the roughly chopped beetroot in double the quantity of water.
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The company will make an "overall capacity reduction in the next few months of 40% -- the largest capacity reduction in Delta's history, including 2001," Bastian wrote.
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That reduction thus far from the China tariffs is most likely small, but it is, in those calculations, almost certainly a reduction and not a rise.
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In a press conference Tuesday night, Interim Chicago Police Superintendent Charlie Beck also announced a 17% reduction in robberies citywide and an 18% reduction in burglaries.
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The ratings and Stable Outlook reflect: FCF Debt Reduction Priority: Fitch expects Dell will continue to prioritize debt reduction (other than debt related to the financing business and VMware) and the company has repaid roughly $9 billion of gross debt reduction since closing the EMC Corp.
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Those with a favorable lifestyle, compared with those with an unfavorable lifestyle, had a 45 percent reduction in coronary events among those at low genetic risk, a 47 percent reduction among those with intermediate genetic risk, and a 46 percent reduction among those at high genetic risk.
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The SIG1459 users had an average reduction in acne severity of 77 percent, while the benzoyl peroxide users saw an average reduction in acne of 56 percent.
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"The trial was disappointing due to the disproportionate, large reduction of LDL but only modest effect on outcomes [such as] heart attack and stroke reduction," he said.
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A reduction in SCB's propensity to support SCBT, which might be seen, for example, in a material reduction in its shareholding, could result in negative rating action.
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While HAMP lagged on principal reduction, nonprofits like mine have picked up some of the slack with privately financed principal reduction programs — and have found them successful.
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But it eventually will want to return to the negotiating table to get a reduction in sanctions and continued reduction of joint military drills in the region.
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The observations that led to that conclusion were supported by animal research and validated by a reduction in smoking-related diseases concomitant with a reduction in smoking.
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The 226.5% reduction in Ebitda guidance is a "sizable reduction, no question about that," Pete Trombetta, an analyst at Moody's Investors Service, said in a telephone interview.
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HHS has since specified targets of a 6900 percent reduction in new HIV infections in five years and at least a 2628 percent reduction in ten years.
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In one study, two weeks of mindfulness training produced a 60 percent reduction in smoking, compared with no reduction in a control group that focused on relaxation.
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Contraceptive users had a 40 percent risk reduction for ovarian cancer, with the risk reduction significant in smokers, the obese and those who got no regular exercise.
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The result was stark — 14 percent reduction in crime, 8 percent reduction in incarceration, saving $444 million in corrections expenses and $20 million direct savings for taxpayers.
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"Initially, we thought there might be issuance reduction in the 20-and 30-year sectors, but it seems that due to a lack of tax revenue, the reduction will come from the short end only, which disappointed some people believing there would be some reduction next year," he said.
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Therefore, the reduction in freight and handling charges, the potential reduction of 10% purchase tax, and the reduction of exchange rate risk, the optimization of supply chain costs and labor costs, and the promotion of China's new energy policy will benefit Tesla's "Chinese-made" sales model in overall.
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The EPA itself has said any reduction in CO2 in coming years will almost entirely be market-driven and would only amount to about a 0.7–1.5% reduction.
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The egg group lost 65% more body weight, 16% more body fat, experienced a 61% greater reduction in BMI and saw a 34% greater reduction in waist circumference!
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By 2020, it would mean a reduction of 0.3 percent of global oil demand, by 2025 the reduction would be 1.7 percent or 1.7 million barrels per day.
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Between 2000 and 2015, there was a 62% reduction in malaria deaths, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), and a 41% reduction in the number of cases.
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In fact, according to Weatherburn, when factoring in the downward trend, there's only been a 210% reduction in Kings Cross, and a 22016% reduction in the Sydney CBD.
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Getting only two and a half hours of weekly exercise was associated with a 220 percent reduction in premature death, and a 290 percent reduction in heart disease.
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Specifically, the inclusion of meat contributed a 15% reduction and the slicing and pounding a 12% reduction, which Dr Lieberman calculates equates to 2.5m fewer chews a year.
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But wait: If the huge reduction in Syrians is also a huge reduction in Muslims, maybe there was little to no effect on admission of non-Syrian Muslims?
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"As part of the cost reduction plan announced in January, Qualcomm is conducting a reduction of our full-time and temporary workforce," the company said in a statement.
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While this proposal would see a further reduction in the asset base, the impact could be counterbalanced by the extent that the proceeds are directed to debt reduction.
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Eating a one-ounce serving five times a week was associated with a 14 percent reduction in cardiovascular events and a 20 percent reduction in coronary heart disease.
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The bulk of the reduction in demand for fossil fuels through 2040 or so, in most successful 235 degree scenarios, is accomplished by reduction in overall energy demand.
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BP achieved a 2.6 million ton reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions between 85033 and 2018, and it is aiming for a 3.5 million ton reduction by 2025.
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"As part of the debt reduction and deficit reduction goals, the budget will reflect the basic choices on how and when to implement the (government) programme," he said.
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The profit warning was due to supply chain issues that led to a reduction in stock availability, challenging hire sales and reduction in store footfalls, the company said.
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The study found that real estate firms would see a 25-point reduction in their effective rates next year, and financial firms would see a 12-point reduction.
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"But it is surprising that this improvement in metabolic diseases resulted in so pronounced reduction in medication for these diseases - such as more than 70 percent reduced use of drugs used for treatment of diabetes, 40 percent reduction for antihypertensive drugs, and 23 percent reduction for drugs against hyperlipidemia," Gribsholt said.
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But it also found that Philip Morris had not demonstrated that the reduction is "reasonably likely" to result in a "measurable and substantial" reduction in disease and/or death.
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That may not please the Commission because it would show no reduction from this year, in defiance of EU rules, which require steady deficit reduction toward a balanced budget.
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School districts under court order almost immediately experienced a reduction in black-white segregation, an increase in per-pupil spending and a reduction in class sizes for black children.
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Patients receiving 70 milligram of the drug, erenumab, experienced reduction of 3.2 days from baseline in monthly migraine days, while those on 140 milligram experienced reduction of 3.7 days.
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Direct risk reached EUR1.96 billion at end-2016, following reduction for the second year in a row (2% reduction in 2016 and 2015 each), due to lower capital expenditure.
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This coupling didn't just sustain the continued drastic reduction in crime; it fostered a cooperative relationship with the inner-city community by forging an alliance on crime-reduction efforts.
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A study found a 23 percent reduction in CAUTIs in Michigan hospitals in the year 2250/10—compared to a 6 percent reduction in the rest of the USA.
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Though VCE doesn't calculate them, this reduction in CO2 would be accompanied by a reduction in particulates and other local pollutants, which would translate directly into reduced health costs.
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Scientists estimated a 7% reduction in the flu hospitalization rate and a 26% reduction in the flu intensive care admission rate for the fourth week compared to the last.
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The travel behemoth, which paid $2000 billionfor OpenTable in 2249, also predicted a "material reduction in forecasted long-term financial results and a reduction in investment" in the business.
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They're cheaper than before: The Model S Long Range starts at $79,2000 (a $299,2990 price reduction), while the Model X Long Range starts at $2102,2000 (a $2104,20193 price reduction).
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That would be the ideal time to make one simple but powerful change to the tax bill: Replace the unconditional tax rate reduction with a merit-based tax reduction.
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Mr. Thiam, who joined the bank in July, did not indicate the size of the reduction in his bonus, but said his was the largest reduction within the management team.
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Outside California, the biggest news was Maryland, where the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act of 2200 reaffirmed the state's emission-reduction program and extended the target to 21 percent by 24.
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Gabon last week announced further austerity measures that included a 15 percent reduction of spending by government institutions and administration and a 10 percent reduction the salary of cabinet members.
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GW Pharma's study revealed that patients taking 20 mg of Epidiolex had a medium reduction in monthly seizures of 42 percent versus a 17 percent reduction for those on placebo.
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This program has invested $2628 billion over the past decade, and it's produced real results: a 28503 percent reduction in fatalities and a 22019 percent reduction in rail trespassing fatalities.
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The main tenets of the proposal are a sharp reduction in corporate taxes, as well as a reduction in the number of brackets and a break for middle-income filers.
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The phrase "Harm Reduction" carries a lot of meaning in society and politics but obviously these songs are free of lyrics—what's the relationship with harm reduction in these songs?
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The huge scale of the production, coupled with reduction of waste and a vastly reduced supply chain, provide significant savings and ultimately a 30 percent reduction in battery production costs.
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The travel behemoth, which paid $2000 billion for OpenTable in 2249, also predicted a "material reduction in forecasted long-term financial results and a reduction in investment" in the business.
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The MINT-TLC group had a systolic blood pressure reduction of 16.53 mmHg after six months; members of the health education group had a systolic blood pressure reduction of 10.74.
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There was a 23 percent reduction in total use of force and 11 percent reduction in officer injury over several years, on top of reducing racial disparities, according to Goff.
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A 40 percent reduction in the amount of electricity needed for cooling, which Google describes as a "phenomenal step forward." savings of hundreds of millions of dollars After accounting for "electrical losses and other non-cooling inefficiencies," this 40 percent reduction translated into a 15 percent reduction in overall power saving, says Google.
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The U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) said compiling a complete picture of how countries were affected would protect the most vulnerable, and show which risk-reduction strategies worked best.
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At best, corn ethanol provides a 20 percent reduction in greenhouse gas pollution over gasoline, while cellulosic fuel produces an 80 percent reduction in that pollution and doesn't compete with food.
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"GLEN's H1-16 results are encouraging as there is good progress with debt reduction and better visibility on cost reduction & FCF (free cash flow) generation," UBS analysts said in a note.
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"While we remain on pace to deliver $350 million of cost reduction in 2016, we fell short from a timing perspective on our internal stretch target for cost reduction," he said.
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"Therefore, you may see a reduction in cancer death but not see a reduction in the first diagnosis, which might take a much longer trial," she said in a telephone interview.
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Most of the studies found no statistically significant reduction in work; only one, the Seattle/Denver experiment, found a reduction, and it saw the employment rate fall by 4 percentage points.
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The Council said the move will contribute "to a further reduction in Hungary's external vulnerability, a more stable financing of government debt and a reduction in the costs of debt financing".
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There was a 23 percent reduction in total use of force and an 11 percent reduction in officer injury over several years, on top of reducing racial disparities, according to Goff.
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Between 2628 and 28500, Arizona saw a 6900 percent reduction in state uninsured hospitalizations, Nevada a 2628 percent reduction, Tennessee a 28503 percent drop, and West Virginia an 22019 percent decline.
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"The plan includes cuts to the University of Puerto Rico, a reduction in pension benefits and a $550 million reduction in the island's annual health care budget," Marketplace reported in March.
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And the next day, he noted the focus is currently not on a reduction of cases but instead on a reduction in the rate of increase in the number of cases.
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A reduction of 1.53 percent, which is what his models project as a consequence of the superblock plan, would allow complete implementation with a reduction in auto intensity across the city.
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Among Republicans surveyed, 21 percent said deficit reduction should take priority over tax cuts for corporations, while 13 percent said deficit reduction should take priority over tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Indeed, even after Democrats pushed an unpopular deficit reduction package through — one that paired tax increases with a broad range of spending cuts — he kept publicly agitating for more deficit reduction.
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"For the large tech companies, the overall reduction to the corporate tax rate is not nearly as important as this proposed reduction in the tax on repatriated foreign earnings," Kessler said.
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"The interest rate reduction is a consequence of the reduction by the European Central Bank of its monetary policy rates by 0.10 percentage point," the central bank said in a statement.
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Accusations of overreach exploded in 2015, when Mr. Brown made a push to require a 50 percent reduction in petroleum use in motor vehicles by 2030, with CARB managing the reduction.
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Firstly, it is expected that the Fed will officially announce the start of its balance sheet reduction as previously it had already fully disclosed the scale and time of the reduction.
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"This dramatic reduction in costs on a service imperative to managing systemic risk in swaps is entirely worth the trade-off of a minuscule reduction in balance sheet protection," Giancarlo said.
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Such a plan might be centered on a more reasonable pace of budget reduction, serious economic reforms — especially to its rigid labor market — and a major reduction in its debt burden.
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The company increased its planned capital reduction by up to 0.7.98 million dirhams because of potentially unrecoverable receivables, in addition to a previously planned reduction of 992 million dirhams, it said.
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Countries with partial bans saw no reduction in violence among boys, Elgar said, but there was a reduction in violence among girls: 56% the rate found in countries with no bans.
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The cut follows Trump's proposed 28 percent budget reduction for diplomacy and foreign aid, including an unspecified reduction in financial support for the United Nations and its agencies, announced last month.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Any workforce reduction at Italy's UniCredit (CRDI.
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And children had an even larger reduction — by 23%.
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Battery life: Up to 5 hours of continuous listening with noise reduction, up to 20 hours with case rechargesNoise cancellation: Yes (Bose active noise reduction) Wireless charging: NoSweat/water resistance: Yes Amazon swooped into the truly wireless market this fall with the Echo Bods, which feature Bose's noise reduction technology and strong bass performance.
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"There's significant noise reduction, and there's potential for CO2 reduction because of reduced drag and improved fuel economy," said Dean McConnell, director of customer programs for advanced driver assistance systems at Continental.
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Tesla said it will continue to make progress reducing the cost of the product, including through volume growth, lowering material cost, reduction of labor hours per vehicle and reduction of logistics costs.
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Patients also showed a 90 percent mean reduction in levels of serum creatine kinase, an enzyme tied to muscle damage, with one brokerage saying that the reduction was higher than its expectations.
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"Carbon reduction investments and the price are tied to current state emissions reduction targets of roughly 25 million tons per year by 2035," says Becky Kelley, president of the Washington Environmental Council.
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The researchers found the largest effects for universal background checks, which were associated with a 39% reduction in death, and ammunition background checks, which were associated with an 18% reduction in death.
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Some weaknesses in FIBank's lending franchise and a reduction of risk appetite are putting pressure on lending margins, and further potential reduction in funding costs may not be sufficient to mitigate these.
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"Some countries have made good progress in the reduction of childhood deaths and reduction in poverty, with Tanzania being a good example," said Gates, during a visit to the east African country.
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For example, in children with asthma, reductions in fine particulate matter were associated with a 32-percent reduction in symptoms, while lower levels of ozone were linked to a 21-percent reduction.
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It'll be doing the same at Manchester's Albert Hall and giving quarterly onsite harm-reduction advice at Fabric, where it has been training up management to deliver in-house harm-reduction welfare.
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" Another group read what the authors called an "autonomy brochure" that assumed participants' "inner motivation for prejudice reduction was encouraged by emphasizing choice" and explained "why prejudice reduction is important and worthwhile.
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"We think that harm reduction, and the potential of harm reduction, for these products cannot be dismissed," said Brittani Cushman, the board president of the Vapor Technology Association, an industry trade group.
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Under the two-step approach prepared for the ministers' discussions on Thursday, the euro zone would move on risk sharing and risk reduction in parallel, but with more emphasis on risk reduction.
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GW said on Monday the 120-patient trial showed patients taking Epidiolex achieved a median reduction in monthly convulsive seizures of 13 percent compared with a reduction on placebo of 13 percent.
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Cuban argued that the best tax cut to spur growth would be employment tax reduction such as the 2-percentage-point payroll tax reduction that former President Barack Obama signed in 2010.
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But each is a concern that might outweigh the need for particular kinds of deficit reduction, or might temper the urgency of deficit reduction as a goal, given other goals society has.
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The level of response actually varied amongst patients — "We saw some patients with 100% reduction in migraine, others with 75% reduction," Stephen D. Silberstein, M.D., one of the researchers, said in a statement.
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Patients taking a 350 mg dose of the drug, VTP-43742, showed a 24 percent reduction, while patients who took the 700 mg dose showed a 30 percent reduction compared to a placebo.
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Key drivers of the reduction in debt underwriting net revenue were lower leverage finance activity and the reduction in equity underwriting net revenue due to a continued slow initial public offering (IPO) market.
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Many who supported principal reduction also believed that the subsequent increase in housing wealth would spur consumption, without addressing the fact that principal reduction that leaves borrowers still underwater is hard to monetize.
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While the new regulations do call for an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and may serve to prevent industry back slide, critics claim they fail to accelerate the pace of emission reduction.
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Jeremy Galloway is a harm-reduction coordinator at Families for Sensible Drug Policy, program director at Southeast Harm Reduction Project, co-founder of Georgia Overdose Prevention, and a state-certified peer-recovery specialist.
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So far this year, Chicago has seen a 22 percent reduction in killings and a 26 percent reduction in shootings compared to the same period in 2017, according to Chicago Police Department statistics.
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There are some upsides to the reduction in power, however.
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It now says it will extend that reduction by 2020.
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That's a significant reduction on the usual price of £4.49.
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In total, the bond reduction has been about $400 billion.
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But we always worked on representation through abstraction and reduction.
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Participants who got smaller doses showed less of a reduction.
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The company also announced a $250 million cost reduction program.
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This reduction in traditional cars was a long time coming.
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A harm reduction group set out to prove that wrong.
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The 35 percent reduction "doesn't look much better", he added.
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That reduction comes to more than 14,000 jobs being cut.
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Good news: Our volunteer found a significant reduction in spots.
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The average rate reduction is around 216 percent, he said.
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Deficit reduction is a key part of the IMF deal.
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BofA's results were helped by a sharp reduction in expenses.
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"There is no employment reduction target," spokesman Doug Alder said.
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The biggest reduction is on the Breville VKJ755 Impressions kettle.
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That's a considerable reduction on the normal price of £42.64.
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I noticed reduction in redness and spots within two weeks!
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He forecast a slight reduction in the company's crude intake.
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This was the biggest reduction anywhere in the rich world.
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The IMF applauded Ecuador's recent reduction of its fiscal deficit.
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The company did not give the reason for the reduction.
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There was also a sudden, drastic reduction in passenger demand.
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That's around a 50 percent reduction in risk for dementia.
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Many market players think a reduction in buying is inevitable.
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This would ultimately lead to a reduction in capital ratios.
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Instead, it criticized harm reduction therapy and promoted drug abstinence.
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That means a "very strong reduction in risk," Imbourg said.
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Unfortunately, men who seek breast reduction surgery still face stigma.
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Hollande had already granted Sauvage a sentence reduction in January.
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This is fundamentally a corporate tax reduction and restructuring bill.
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There's also no guarantee the judge would grant a reduction.
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Competition is heating up when it comes to car reduction.
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In short, the lower reduction will be an easier sell.
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He underwent breast reduction surgery, and started on testosterone treatment.
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The remedy was, of course, a reduction in the production.
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A similar reduction in size (58%) pertained to lung tumours.
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It is the fifth reduction in just over a year.
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That's an absolutely incredible reduction of £550 on list price.
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The size of the possible capital reduction is under consideration.
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Also new in High Sierra: Definition, Noise Reduction and Sharpen.
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That's a 72% reduction on the list price of £299.99.
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The reduction in performance ranged from 30 to 71 percent.
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The size of the reduction could not immediately be learned.
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It also stipulates a reduction of American troops in Europe.
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A 11 gram, or 6% reduction in weight to start.
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This can be interpreted as a reduction in risk appetite.
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It doesn't make any difference towards reduction of their debt.
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Anecdotal evidence is then a reduction to cause and effect.
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That is a far greater reduction than what Trump said.
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The Commission had proposed the 2.2 linear reduction rate originally.
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Continued reduction in capital ratios could trigger negative rating action.
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So you have an interest in harm reduction strategies then?
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Avoiding an even sharper deficit reduction has forced heavy borrowing.
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It isn't really about risk reduction from a portfolio perspective.
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Harm reduction for the rich; the homeless have to smoke.
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It is the first time the reduction has been reported.
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Military commanders appear likely to recommend against such a reduction.
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The study attributes the reduction to reduced immigration from Mexico.
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Set aside 13 teaspoons vinegar reduction in a small bowl.
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"A reduction of 5,000 is entirely plausible," the person said.
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For many expensive drugs, the reduction could be much higher.
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The second step is to seriously pursue risk reduction measures.
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Sam Nunn (D), his partner in nuclear threat reduction efforts.
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He expects a 50 bps reduction this month or October.
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News reports on reduction in IRS filings & refunds are misleading.
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The bond reduction is currently set to end in September.
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The overall bank, though, saw a 0.1 percentage point reduction.
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While originally thought to be a "harm reduction" mechanism, i.e.
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This is the largest corporate tax reduction in American history.
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Food loss or waste reduction is not a perfect solution.
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One type of reduction could lead to another becoming larger.
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Individual tax reduction, or even just simplification, also faces obstacles.
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The company has also committed to PHE's sugar reduction program.
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Second, the reduction in particulate emissions will prolong some lives.
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For those getting the placebo, the reduction was 13 percent.
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"And that's where we're giving the big tax reduction to."
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One of them involved Medjool dates and a balsamic reduction.
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This reduction in capital reserve inherently makes the banks riskier.
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The size of the flow reduction was not immediately clear.
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IN OTHER WORDS, RISK REDUCTION IN ALL THESE AFOREMENTIONED DEALS.
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The Global Fragility and Violence Reduction Act, introduced by Reps.
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The shrews' reduction in size doesn't only affect the head.
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We've seen the greatest reduction in global poverty in history.
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Neither side is concerned with symptom reduction, with soothing me.
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Moreover, the accompanying video again led with deficit reduction numbers.
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National Bank of Canada's reduction will be effective from Wednesday.
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What is unique here is the extent of reduction required.
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Relative changes — like a 25 percent reduction — always sound impressive.
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Sanchez had mixed feelings about the reduction of his suspension.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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Newmine is one such startup focusing on returns reduction solutions.
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The Taliban have thus far offered a reduction in violence.
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That's a massive reduction on the list price of £699.95.
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Other research links strength training to a reduction in anxiety.
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The accord resulted in a dramatic reduction in Chinese activity.
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A reduction of approximately 15 percent more than was forecast.
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That results in a marked reduction in the mosquito population.
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Risk management was an essential part of legal claim reduction.
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I'm not on any kind of reduction plan right now.
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Advocates tout health benefits from anxiety reduction to pain management.
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There's also a noise reduction feature to improve audio capture.
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The point is to see a reduction in all shootings.
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Iraq was seeing a really big big reduction in violence.
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" Bose noise-reduction headphones "I have to travel with these.
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Eliminating them could finance a significant reduction in tax rates.
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That's a 10% reduction on the usual price of £1099.
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This will reverse any reduction in content distribution you've experienced.
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We have a shared mission of poverty alleviation and reduction.
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CoolSculpting, for fat reduction, it's been around six, seven years.
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Poverty reduction in China alone is unprecedented in human history.
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Thus, the pace of asset reduction must be stepped up.
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That suggests that they also got a reduction in inflammation.
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The figures showed the biggest reduction came from Saudi Arabia.
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This reduction in risk is sometimes called the herd effect.
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But beyond source reduction, there is no real systemic plan.
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In that world, a reduction in credit could hurt consumers.
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The bills, which were opposed by most Republicans, extend the state's greenhouse gas emissions reduction program to 2030 and require a reduction in carbon emissions to 40 percent below the level released in 1990.
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When carb consumption drops, the reduction in sodium means a reduction in the amount of water being retained and you can lose a significant amount of weight—water weight—right out of the gate.
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NASA combined three technologies, including Landing Gear Noise Reduction, landing gear cavity treatments, and the Adaptive Compliant Trailing Edge flexible wing flap, to demonstrate a reduction in airframe noise in excess of 70 percent.
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US officials had said such a reduction would be tied to a negotiated deal with the Taliban that would result in a reduction in violence and therefore allow for the smaller US military footprint.
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The decline in fiscal 33712017 was due in part to an extra week in 33717, a voluntary volume reduction in lower margin categories at retail, and slower than planned price reduction on retail shelves.
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Patients with chronic migraine getting once monthly 120 mg doses experienced a reduction of 4.8 days from baseline in monthly migraine days, while those on 240 mg experienced reduction of 4.6 days, Lilly said.
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While several studies have indicated that a reduction in taxes could boost earnings 8% or more, (see my Trader Talk from yesterday), a reduction in regulations can also have a significant boost on earnings.
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RBS economist Vaninder Singh, who predicted a cut on Thursday, said he still expects 50 basis points of reduction by year-end as there's been a "sharp reduction" in Indonesia's domestic and external vulnerabilities.
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The initiative includes several other programs, including criminal justice assistance, demand reduction, drug supply reduction, global crime and drugs policy, combating cyber crime and organized crime, aviation support, international peacekeeping operations, and program development.
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She has studied cranberries and UTI rates in college-age women (no reduction) as well as in a specialized group: post-gynecological surgery patients with urinary catheters, who had a 50 percent reduction rate.
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Walker said that if the legislature takes no action, there will be a 75 percent reduction in public safety services, a 67 percent cut to education, and an 80 percent reduction in transportation services.
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The notes rated 'BBBsf' may be downgraded if there is a deterioration in performance, with losses being above expectations, a significant reduction in payment of LMI claims or a significant reduction in excess spread.
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At 8 weeks, the acupuncture group showed a 33.9 percent reduction in the frequency of symptoms like hot flashes, while the group that did not get acupuncture treatments showed a mere 3.3 percent reduction.
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A 2013 study, also from RAND, linked the program to a 12 percent reduction in repeat DUI arrests and a 9 percent reduction in domestic violence arrests at the county level in South Dakota.
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The company says the interior panels and seatbacks are made out of "flax-based composites," which account for an 80 percent reduction in plastic waste, as well as a 50 percent reduction in weight.
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The EU's goal for 2030 has gone from a 40 percent reduction to a 50 percent reduction, with the added goal for 2050 of eliminating 100 percent of the bloc's net greenhouse gas emissions.
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Echo Buds Echo Buds are wireless Alexa-integrated earbuds fitted with Bose Active Noise Reduction Technology, which means you can turn on Active Noise Reduction to cancel the noise around you whenever you want.
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Similarly, the highest maternal levels of a mixture of 11 organochlorine pesticides were associated with a 4.7mm reduction in fetal head circumference, a 3.5mm reduction in abdominal circumference and 0.6mm shorter fetal thigh bones.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The Negative Outlook reflects the following risk factors that may, individually or collectively, result in a downgrade: - Further slippage in the government deficit reduction path, leading to a slower debt reduction trajectory.
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As we talk about prison population reduction and recidivism reduction, we need to talk in terms of people - an investment in the people in our custody, in our corrections systems and in our communities.
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Across all the projects, the program resulted in a 40 percent reduction in inpatient days, a 26 percent reduction in emergency department visits, and an overall savings of 15 percent in Medicaid health expenditures.
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This reduction in SH4 expression was accompanied by a reduction in the hybrids' seed-shattering index, a measure of the strength of a plant strain's stalks and the number of its seeds in the soil.
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"PADD 3 crude stocks unchanged on a modestly large reduction in imports into P3 and a reduction in run rates in P3," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at the Energy Management Institute in New York.
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One study measured a 17.7% reduction in eye wrinkle volume after 8 weeks of ingesting a hydrolyzed collagen, but it remains unclear whether that reduction is significant enough to produce visibly appreciable changes, Farris explained.
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"With four months of the October-March period passed and two to go, it would take a very steep 20-percent reduction in February-March to get to the 3-percent reduction target," said Myllyvirta.
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On top of an almost 20 percent, or $6 billion, reduction next year, Trump more recently called for a $1.2 billion reduction to this year's budget as well, prompting an outcry from the scientific community.
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The province has seen a reduction in fuel usage by 16 percent, a $760 million reduction in provincial taxes, and a GDP per capita growth rate that has outpaced the rest of Canada since 2008.
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A similar switch from saturated fat to monounsaturated fat, such as olive oil and avocados, was associated with a 13 percent reduction in total mortality and a 29 percent reduction in death from neurodegenerative diseases.
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To stabilize the Outlook, Fitch would need to see a public commitment that Coca-Cola will adhere to a more balanced capital allocation strategy including a reduction in share repurchases resulting in gross debt reduction.
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Elimination in this case is defined as a 90% reduction in new chronic infections and 65% reduction in deaths compared with a scenario in which interventions would continue at the level they were in 2015.
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Suddenly, the entirety of our economy is being managed by this independent body, and that's a massive reduction of power for Congress and therefore a reduction of the public's ability to control their economic fate.
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After accounting for other risk factors, the researchers found a 5.1 percent reduction in crash risk after these drivers' first cataract was removed and a 23 percent reduction in accidents after their second cataract operation.
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Last year it committed to a 10% reduction in ad breaks.
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The hospital association estimates that this reduction has saved 3,600 lives.
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A radical reduction in emissions is the cornerstone of the plan.
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We have already done some tax reduction for lower income workers.
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"This is certainly an initiative aimed at cost reduction," said Gelfand.
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There's no noise reduction technology, no EQ modes, or companion app.
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"But if you look forward, there has to be debt reduction."
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On cohesion funding, a reduction of 5-10 percent might suffice.
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This change has resulted in staff reduction of approximately 30 employees.
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The result is a 90 percent reduction in the PPO enzyme.
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A 25% reduction would bring assets to about 260 billion euros.
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So any cost reduction claims also come with some major caveats.
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Its proposals include: Continued funding of the cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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Few Democrats will support a plan for individual tax rate reduction.
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He did not comment on the government's fiscal deficit reduction plan.
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Net zero carbon emissions means emissions are offset by reduction measures.
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It offers a 30 percent reduction on a creditor's total claim.
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Currently, she says, the United States lacks effective cyberbullying reduction programs.
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The Navajo Nation is looking at a 28503 percent revenue reduction.
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Has that resulted in a reduction in concussions and other injuries?
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That's a massive 63% reduction of the list price of £29.99.
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This was due mainly to a reduction in FDI into China.
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It should prevent any reduction of the key pre-Brexit standards.
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I think they should be going for much more significant reduction.
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China has been a hero of the world's poverty-reduction efforts.
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The country also complemented these harm-reduction interventions with prevention programs.
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Walking, on the other hand, was linked to a 10% reduction.
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The earlier reduction amounted to about 40% of the university's budget.
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But harm reduction remains a third rail in the national discourse.
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Cars with zero emissions would get a mandatory 75 percent reduction.
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Ford's CEO laid out a cost reduction plan in late 2017.
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UPS does not believe the proposed reduction complies with the law.
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That would be the biggest reduction for the sector in history.
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And it's forecasting another reduction in sales for the coming quarter.
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He ultimately received a bad conduct discharge and reduction in rank.
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Such a reduction would equate to 350,000 tonnes of methane annually.
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It won't commit to paying the law's cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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He suggests a method that he calls "placebo-controlled dose reduction".
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But the old data reduction and data economy paradigm is outdated.
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The disease causes a reduction in your central, or detailed, vision.
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It's not like there hasn't been significant reduction on both sides.
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To view a graphic on Shell carbon reduction goals, click: reut.
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Preliminary data shows a further moderate reduction in stocks for June.
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Only three showed a reduction in mortality due to specific cancers.
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Many trans people do only "top" surgery—breast reduction or enlargement.
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That reduction in trend, costs -- the dollar costs actually went down.
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"We never really looked at it for NOx reduction," he said.
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The biggest reduction in the past decade has been in Colombia.
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That's a reduction in the ratio of CO2 emissions to GDP.
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On Friday, MTN denied paying a bribe to secure the reduction.
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But most of Tanzania's poverty reduction isn't attributable to economic growth.
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Hopefully these pollution reduction pledges will get MORE AMBITIOUS over time.
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To create the idea of working time reduction as common sense.
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And clearly, the biggest source of savings is the reduction of
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For reference, that's a 90 percent reduction from eight years previous.
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On inflation reduction, by contrast, Republicans have the top four places.
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The real issue is whether there is a share count reduction.
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That reduction helped drive down U.S. commercial crude inventories last week.
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Kim's regime may also be interested in a reduction in sanctions.
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It also pared back its ambitions for near-term debt reduction.
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This much Celsius reduction in global temperature by the year 2100.
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Those figures would mark a significant reduction from previous spaceflight costs.
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MORE and House Republicans on deficit reduction could not be reached.
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The Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act was approved by 230-188 vote.
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Democrats want to fund the cost-sharing reduction subsidies through 2019.
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Market analysts expect another reduction of up to 500,000 this year.
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" They also can't use the phrases "Paris Agreement" or "emissions reduction.
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It had previously forecast a reduction of half a percentage point.
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The reduction is being made in two equal stages, effective Jan.
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EU rules call for a minimum 21.5 percent reduction every year.
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Some have even reported a reduction in their quality of life.
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Assuming the winner had no reduction to their taxable income — i.e.
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They saw demand reduction as a useful tool to reduce crime.
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Businesses generally, due to the reduction in the corporate tax rate.
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This, however, marks a $50 reduction in the company's official price.
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They aren't the only ones pushing for cost-sharing reduction payments.
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But Friday's reduction appeared to have caught the market off guard.
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That's a massive £65 reduction on the list price of £154.98.
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The bottom line, however, was helped by a reduction in discounting.
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More important is a reduction in processes, regulations and the like.
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The findings on suicide reduction need further research, the authors said.
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Would they guarantee Cost Sharing Reduction funding for an additional year?
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The reduction in suspension of stocks has also been quite important.
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By comparison, a 1000-fold reduction in cost seems pretty modest.
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The reduction is partly a consequence of less favorable climate conditions.
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But the risk reduction element here is only half the story.
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It also would temporarily fund the ACA's cost-sharing reduction payments.
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Spain and Portugal were spared fines for missing deficit-reduction targets.
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It was an extraordinarily crude reduction of Wilson and Kelling's view.
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Without good data, it is hard to set targets for reduction.
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The focus at Swarm now is on speed and cost reduction.
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The first step I took is the road to harm reduction.
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This inflammation could outweigh the benefits of cholesterol reduction, they say.
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We recognize gray areas when it comes to discussing harm reduction.
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It had in 2008 set an 80% reduction plan by 2050.
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This correlates with a reduction in ISIS power and territory globally.
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The Fed's balance sheet reduction program just recently hit full-speed.
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Growth and mortality rates far outpace fuels reduction and timber harvesting.
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Over 65 percent of Elevate borrowers have experienced a rate reduction.
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" City officials said the sites would be a "harm-reduction measure.
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Advocates of limited government welcome the resulting reduction of federal revenue.
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Double tapping the Echo Buds turns noise reduction on and off.
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We're fighting the Taliban, to pressure them into reduction of violence.
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A small additional reduction to the rate, that always helps consumption.
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Iraq was seeing and, really, a big, big reduction in violence.
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But the deduction reduction is not rainbows and sunshine to all.
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Our results suggest a potential unintended consequence of the rate reduction.
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That is well below the usual reduction of about 4 percent.
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There will, of course, be no reduction in Monday night games.
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That is a 97% reduction in list price, which is staggering.
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A case in point is the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program (CTR).
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You've got a number of options with regards to tax reduction.
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A similar tax reduction produced strong sales in 2009 and 2010.
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The cabinet could then formally agree the reduction on Nov. 22.
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We therefore believe that a pragmatic, harm reduction response is necessary.
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With this reduction, SBI's offering is the lowest in the market.
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The company claims its products go beyond regular data reduction techniques.
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A 1,200-person layoff means a staff reduction of roughly 11%.
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A drizzle of a balsamic reduction finished the whole thing off.
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In 2006, when I was 22, I had breast reduction surgery.
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It could mean a huge reduction in crashes and embarrassing bloopers.
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In a small bowl, whisk the beet reduction with the vinegar.
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And the Treasury will collect about $7 billion for deficit reduction.
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Might "harm reduction" lend spurious legitimacy to all types of FGM?
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But the reduction in short positions in the week to Sept.
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Yet U.S. foreign assistance spending still does not prioritize violence reduction.
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The Global Fragility and Violence Reduction Act would do just that.
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"We're putting in a tax reduction of 10 percent," he said.
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A massive reduction in service is already happening before their eyes.
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Effective emission-reduction strategies must focus on emissions, not specific fuels.
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Over decades, the reduction in stored carbon would likely become permanent.
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Harm-reduction approaches — like syringe exchanges — focus mainly on injectable drugs.
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Supervised consumption sites take a tamer, but similar, harm-reduction approach.
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And it found no significant reduction in workers' health care costs.
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If not, a reduction to 1% is considered certain by August.
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Recall, California is not targeting a cumulative reduction in greenhouse gases.
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Such a reduction would have profound consequences for the global economy.
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That reduction would have a drastic impact on the festival's economics.
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They're seeing a real reduction in the growth rate in infections.
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"Instead of stress reduction workshops or meditation, reduce stress," he said.
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Obviously, Toyota's top talking point is the reduction of carbon emissions.
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All had marked reduction in withdrawal symptoms, with no adverse events.
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The economy could slow further as Beijing intensifies debt reduction efforts.
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But the reduction still won't be enough to stabilize the climate.
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This reduction wasn't seen for other types of homicides Cunningham analyzed.
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That's a 983 percent reduction to the existing Medicaid budget plan.
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"Still, there will be a reduction" in the number of employees.
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"Crime reduction will clearly be a priority for this White House."
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The administration also proposed a major reduction in the agency's budget.
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They will see a reduction in tax rates to 20 percent.
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The reduction in foot patrols is a reversal of past tactics.
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In 1993, Bill Clinton had signed his major deficit reduction bill.
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Some of the most important deficit-reduction packages have been bipartisan.
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It has had a profound impact on sustaining violent crime reduction.
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All except quercetin showed a strong association with Alzheimer's risk reduction.
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It is SIB Fixed Cost Reduction, not SIB Development and Consulting.
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Make no mistake, this sizable reduction in crime is no coincidence.
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CCS now provides nine percent of cumulative emissions reduction through 2050.
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The establishment, expansion and reduction of national monuments are no exception.
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The term "harm reduction" is part of a paradigm of pragmatic
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Cities are using buybacks as part of broad crime-reduction strategies.
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Despite the reduction in size, Jabra has increased battery life significantly.
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The Verge's review commended their sound quality, comfort, and noise reduction.
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EWR-NRT reduction to five times weekly for April (from daily).
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SFO-KIX reduction to five times weekly in April (from daily).
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But a reduction in the initial list propped up some sectors.
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But a serious DPRK threat-reduction strategy would not do so.
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He was laid off in a CBS staff reduction in 21982.
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In all, the reduction includes 332 round trip cancellations between Feb.
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It is one of the best harm-reduction measures we have.
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Fighting for the reduction of tens of thousands of nuclear weapons?
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Hazard reduction is more complex than some would have you believe.
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The agreement puts the carbon emissions reduction onus on wealthier countries.
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Organic balance sheet reduction commenced the following month in October 23.
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The deal would provide ObamaCare's cost-sharing reduction payments to insurers.
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However, the reduction will still be relevant to our credit assessment.
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It is not a piano reduction; it is a pianistic work.
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Supply reduction refers to regulation and criminalization of the drugs themselves.
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But those who took the placebo had a 33 percent reduction.
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Flood risk reduction is the real goal and it is achievable.
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Cannabis medicalization is associated with a reduction in opioid-related hospitalizations.
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It had to endure a sharp valuation reduction to get out.
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They know about the detailed plan for the balance-sheet reduction.
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This much-needed reduction will increase investment and spur economic growth.
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Stress reduction exercises like massage and yoga will also be available.
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However, Russia has said its planned output reduction would be gradual.
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JBC estimates OPEC delivered on 88 percent of its pledged reduction.
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Liberalization alone is not the only factor contributing to poverty reduction.
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That's a 30 percent reduction on the list price of £29.99.
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With a reduction in mental health care, this bill will balloon.
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The detention bed reduction was a non-starter, Shelby told her.
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This year's spending cuts follow a 23 percent reduction last year.
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The country got a nearly 33-percent reduction in worker pay.
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But the women's letter demanded that Mr. Hall accelerate the reduction.
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Neither major party appears to be making debt reduction a priority.
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"Any reduction in warming will reduce tree die-off," he said.
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"It was far more a reduction of his role as conduit."
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The latter accounts for three-quarters of the reduction in inequality.
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Unless that changes, the rate of poverty reduction could go down.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger issued an order establishing carbon-reduction targets through 2050.
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But I didn't expect the stress release and reduction in anxiety.
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A study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University published in 2012 found a statistically significant reduction in non-fatal violence in the four neighbourhoods they patrol, and a significant reduction in killings in two of them.
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In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series , we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe, and explore what artists, organizers, harm reduction groups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.
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In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series, we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe, and explore what artists, organizers, harm reduction groups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.
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After letting the fix simmer on customer devices, Apple now has statistics to share on how it has improved the issue, citing 80 percent reduction on iPhone 6s and 70 percent reduction on iPhone 6 devices.
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In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series , we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe, and explore what artists, organizers, harm reduction groups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.
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Of course we'd like to see even more of a reduction in all violent crime, but what true opponent of gun killings 23 years ago wouldn't have embraced a 50% reduction in those killings with joy?
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The European Commission's environmental goals for the air transport industry by 2050 include a 75 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, a 90 percent reduction in nitrogen oxides and a 65 percent fall in noise pollution.
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In response to a proposed reduction of tax rates on foreign earned profits, U.S. multinational companies expect to use savings from the proposed reduction to pay down debt, increase share buybacks and pay out more dividends.
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" He said that after that change in January 2016, "we saw a sudden decrease in total low wage hours about a 9 percent reduction in hours and a 5 percent reduction in total number of jobs.
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For the lowest income taxpayer who is among those Americans who actually pay at least some income tax — say $1 — the 99 percent reduction will mean he will only see a tax reduction of 99 cents.
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"No event organizers, from my knowledge, have ever been persecuted from offering harm reduction services at events in the US," agreed Linnae Ponte, the Director of Harm Reduction at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).
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The drug, formerly known as SAGE-547, achieved a significant reduction in depression symptoms after only 60 hours, a rapid reduction in treatment time compared to the options currently available to those suffering from the condition.
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The 'AAA' breakeven OC has decreased to 10% from 12% due to the reduction in the asset disposal loss component to 123% from 5.1% and a reduction in the credit loss component to 6.8% from 7.7%.
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The group increased its three year net debt reduction target to at least 20.2 million pounds, from 212 million pounds previously, forecasting a reduction of at least 221 million pounds in the current 21.6-203 year.
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The change appeared to work: There was a 23 percent reduction in total use of force and an 11 percent reduction in officer injury over several years, on top of reducing racial disparities, according to Goff.
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In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series, we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe and explore what artists, organizers, harm reduction groups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.
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Julie Felgar, a senior Boeing manager dealing with environmental issues, said Boeing had made a 70 percent reduction in fuel use since the dawn of the jet age, as well as a 90 percent reduction in noise.
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But with two pro-monument Navajo on the commission, they would be able to shift San Juan County's official stance on the reduction — effectively undercutting the federal government's claim that the reduction was made with local support.
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The limitations: UCSD scientist Kimberly Cooper wrote it is not yet clear which mutations act together to replicate wing reduction in this flightless bird, or whether wing reduction and flightlessness are even necessarily advantageous to this species.
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Jason Lord, an LNG analyst at Genscape, said the feedgas flow reduction was due to a reduction in storage capacity at the site, after federal regulators ordered operator Cheniere Energy to shut two of five storage tanks.
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"I've not seen a significant reduction of forces by the Russians, nor have I seen less support for the regime than there was before they announced that reduction," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen.
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The total discretionary budget request of $85003 trillion for fiscal year 2018 is a $14.8 billion net reduction from 2016's enacted total and a reduction of $2.7 billion from this year's enacted fiscal year 2017 total.
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But unlike the harm-reduction efforts aimed at, say, providing clean syringes for heroin users or safe places for them to get high, Kosmicare is a pioneer in psychedelic harm reduction, specifically drug use at musical festivals.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his emissions reduction minister Angus Taylor say Australia does not need to cut carbon emissions more aggressively to limit global warming, pointing out it has beat its emissions reduction targets for 2020.
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Morrison said Australia should adapt to changing weather patterns that would make bushfires more frequent, but "when it comes to practical safety of people living in bushfire zones, hazard reduction is even more important than emissions reduction".
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To be consistent with the Paris agreement requires deep mitigation• 53°C: 50% reduction by 2030, net-zero by 2050, net-negative thereafter• 2.0°C: 75% reduction by 2030, net-zero by 2070, net-negative thereafter5/ pic.twitter.
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The cut would include a significant reduction in subsidies to the municipal governments, an increase in the cost per credit at the University of Puerto Rico, and a 10 percent reduction across the board in government pensions.
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Marijuana legalization can also help: Nearly a dozen studies now show that medical marijuana is associated with a reduction in use of opioids for both pain and for addiction, as well as a reduction in overdose deaths.
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A modest arms reduction treaty with Russia seemed like a first step.
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"It was a matter of reduction and justification for ideas," added Abasi.
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The market should not over-interpret whether China's Treasury reduction is strategic.
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Bangladesh peaked at a hunger reduction rate of 10.9% from 1997-2002.
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Along with her breast reduction surgery, Rose also had her cellulite zapped.
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The reduction is necessary to bring down the smuggling and unauthorised sales.
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Greater reliance on debt financing would slow the pace of debt reduction.
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"Any reduction in what we currently have is a pretty sizable risk."
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The annual reduction would then come close to 1.5 percent of GDP.
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But the reduction of jobs for journalists is not all technology's fault.
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Washington should ask Beijing for a prompt reduction of its trade deficit.
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There's been a 20% reduction in HIV transmission in the last year.
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That suggests a sharp trade-off between crime reduction and civil rights.
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Obtained via Freedom of Information Act from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
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You have a capex reduction story in the next couple of years.
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We had a 95 percent reduction in seizures right of the bat.
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Only the plaque reduction neutralization test (PRNT) can do that with certainty.
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In that time, Uber saw a 10 percent reduction in harsh braking.
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However, Russia has said that its planned output reduction would be gradual.
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And socialists and progressives admire its promise of poverty and inequality reduction.
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Q: How much reduction in ETF purchases can be expected, and when?
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A reduction in capital spending would make companies less competitive over time.
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Harm reduction groups and needle exchanges have been distributing it since 1996.
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Terrell said he found a 25% noise reduction when using the panels.
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A total of $321 billion in deficit reduction, according to the CBO.
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A reduction of student numbers will require a two-tier visa system.
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They may also provide naloxone or refer people to harm-reduction services.
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Yes, we can do that, and for carbon reduction, every contribution matters.
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He added that mosquito abatement and reduction activities are also taking place.
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AHRQ noted a particularly strong 28% reduction in drug-related adverse events.
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Oil producers compliance with the supply-reduction agreement was 168% in April.
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By 2017, total advertising revenue collapsed to $16.5 billion, a 67% reduction.
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But the last stage of poverty reduction will be the most difficult.
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"But a reduction of more than $10 billion could happen," he said.
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A small discount is great, but a £200 reduction is seriously impressive.
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Amazon's price reduction could put pressure on its largest rival: Walmart (WMT).
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Massive Regulation Reduction and Tax Cuts are making us a powerhouse again.
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They claim a 2350x reduction in human monitoring needs with their tech.
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The reduction in the dividend until end-2017 should also support this.
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TC: You see Juul as a technology company focused on harm reduction.
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The accompanying cabernet franc reduction and garlic aioli was very good, however.
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One study found that the reduction in air travel after the Sept.
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It's been harm reduction and this work when my leg was gone.
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It's harm reduction and this work that keeps me alive every day.
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Greater equality in the workplace would require a reduction of that burden.
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Banks are aiming for a 37 percent reduction by December next year.
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And also, we don&apost like the reduction in benefits or money.
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Credits are a one-to-one reduction of the taxes you owe.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER TRIA SAYS GOVT MUST HAVE CLEAR DEBT REDUCTION PATH
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Meanwhile, Western Areas will continue to focus on cost reduction, he says.
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Investors also see a 20.1% chance of a 21-basis-point reduction.
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Investors also see a 11.19% chance of a 265-basis-point reduction.
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The Fed's $50 billion a month reduction includes both Treasurys and mortgages.
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The company pointed to its cost-reduction initiatives, which began in May.
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"Almost always, phased retirement results in a reduction in income, " McMahon said.
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The aggressive benchmark had been something like an 80% reduction by 2050.
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But opinion amid the pastis and theboules is solidly against the reduction.
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Violence-reduction strategies in New Orleans, for instance, included social-service programmes.
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That pleases Jokowi: poverty reduction is the thing he truly cares about.
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American automakers should refrain from celebrating, however, until the reduction actually happens.
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Positively, the 15% balance reduction was achieved at relatively nominal loss rates.
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"You see this [reduction] in them about seven years later," Dunbar said.
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Dudley has repeatedly opposed setting Scope 3 reduction targets for that reason.
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The move marked the first reduction in the funds rate since Dec.
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"That would be a really big reduction in their risk," he says.
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Paid-for corporate income tax reduction — which is not a Democratic priority.
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The results of the star's January breast reduction were also on display.
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Riots erupts after the court refused Karnataka's request for a further reduction.
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The Model X 75D's price reduction should help stoke that demand further.
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Rieder said the Fed should move to end its reduction of bonds.
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WE'RE SEEING A REDUCTION IN MORTGAGE ORIGINATION BECAUSE REFINANCE ACTIVITY IS DOWN.
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Over 35 years, that's a whopping 25 percent reduction in retirement savings.
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Air pollution reduction: Trees absorb carbon and remove pollutants from the atmosphere.
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It was not fully clear what led to such a sharp reduction.
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Current pathogen-reduction technology is not approved to treat whole red blood.
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In 2017, the U.K. saw a 10 percent reduction in FDI projects.
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"We are already facing a reduction in our balance sheet," he said.
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Excess cash flow supports prison construction, debt reduction, and other corporate activities.
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Exxon said it did not expect the staff reduction to affect output.
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It was the fifth such reduction in the space of a year.
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That's a huge reduction of 56% and a saving of over £50.
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CA has a strong, cost effective GHG reduction pgm under #AB32 candt.
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He would not be drawn on the reduction of fighters or Syria.
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Having quiet time to analyze your thoughts is associated with stress reduction.
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That is a reduction of 22000 percent in shares outstanding since 225.
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Those are effectively a reduction of the rates for a time period.
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The bad news: Cost sharing reduction payments to insurers are due Aug.
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The size of the reduction is not yet known, the company said.
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But many investors had hoped for an immediate reduction of interest rates.
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I would advocate for a reduction in that program but not elimination.
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Short of a massive breakup effort, the reduction in competition is permanent.
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So any reduction to children's Medicaid funding has a disproportionately greater impact.
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Symantec expects the workforce reduction will reduce costs by $115 million annually.
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It also signaled that the balance sheet reduction would end in September.
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Nomura expects a 25 basis-point rate reduction to come in April.
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But Verizon agreed to a $350 million reduction in the purchase price.
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I believe we are on a course of getting meaningful Co2 reduction.
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The amount of unexploded ordnance in Laos hinders development and poverty reduction.
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Smart strategies include favoring debt reduction over saving or downsizing your home.
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Unfortunately, it will entail a reduction in force on the retail side.
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The tax rate reduction will be in place for years to come.
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After a reduction, and several offers, it was reportedly sold on Sept.
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Note that the Paris "breakthrough" reduction promises are nothing of the kind.
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What still has to happen before there's an actual reduction in fighting?
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Strawberry pizza with fresh mozzarella, basil, and, yet again, a balsamic reduction.
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We've seen a transition towards empathy and more harm reduction-oriented resources.
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But those in the control group also saw a 9.3 percent reduction.
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These were the ones who saw a big reduction in medical costs.
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The 34 per cent reduction figure is a median of these tests.
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Mr Obama has made progress on nuclear-arms reduction and non-proliferation.
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Could you talk a little bit about CSSDP's approach to harm reduction?
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It is this, and not deficit reduction, that truly animates Republican policy.
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The reduction, in turn, likely benefits smaller companies to a greater degree.
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Tone reduction or spasticity is so common, and these technologies combat that.
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On Thursday, the NHL and NHL Players' Association jointly announced the reduction.
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Those in the placebo experienced a 1.8-day reduction, the company said.
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Those, too, failed to show any reduction in mortality from heart disease.
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No government has control over the emissions-reduction plans of other governments.
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"The reduction follows an application by Equinor, which was granted," he said.
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Too often, however, the focus is not on "reduction", just on "harm".
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She says he eventually coerced her into the reduction surgery in 2013.
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OPEC members are still in talks on details of the output reduction.
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John comes to Dr. Lee asking for a breast-reduction, of sorts.
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His subject was the very serious matter of arms reduction and peace.
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It's not the most dramatic reduction yet but it's going to be.
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Wells Fargo in April projected a 0.2% reduction in second-quarter GDP.
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It also raised forecasts for cost savings, cash flow and debt reduction.
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But those plans are largely rollbacks of Obama-era emission reduction plans.
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"Scale is key to cost reduction, especially when operating globally," he said.
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And conservatives aren't the only critics of a potential payroll tax reduction.
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The corporate tax reduction to 20 percent from 35 percent is permanent.
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It was the largest reduction in El Salvador's legal history, he said.
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Rates have been kept steady since the last reduction in October 2015.
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The winning proposal produced a $750 million CDN reduction in future cost.
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New York recently approved a 50 percent reduction goal for power plants.
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As a frontline measure, successful harm-reduction programs offer points of engagement.
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As a result, prices would not benefit from a reduction in supply.
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Finally, there could be a reduction of discretion on spending by agencies.
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Immediately after the reduction, the company said it would appeal the decision.
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Another nearly $39 million would come through a reduction in unspecified contracts.
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The increase in vacancies needs to lead to reduction in property values.
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The reduction was paired with a 90% cut in Obamacare's advertising budget.
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While completely voluntary, the service resulted in significant reduction in energy expenditures.
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He cited Ford's recent long-term cost reduction target of $25 billion.
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A single, $52,000 earner claims a 36 percent reduction in tax liabilities.
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The move follows an undisclosed price reduction and updated clinical trial data.
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The noise reduction isn't too shabby on the S7 Edge pic, either.
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The market had forecast reduction year on year by about 1 percent.
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Patients who have used it reported a reduction between 25% and 50%.
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