"It delivers almost half of the smog reductions and more than half of the methane reductions and 90 percent of toxic air pollution reductions," he said.
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These funding reductions translate to reductions in readiness, and the consequences can be severe.
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That is why reductions in the subsidies yield sharp reductions in the market for rooftop solar systems.
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The only practical way to get substantial reductions from the power sector is to require aggregate reductions.
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The key near-term opportunity for additional cost reductions remains reductions in the company's Legacy Assets & Servicing (LAS) segment.
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While most retailers saw cost reductions as a result of the amendment, those reductions were never passed onto shoppers.
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The only practical way to get substantial reductions from the power sector (the BSER) is to require aggregate reductions.
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Vancouver saw reductions in overdose deaths, reductions in crime in the surrounding community, and more individuals entering addiction treatment.
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The reductions are separate from the voluntary job reductions Boeing is making in its commercial airplanes unit, she added.
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Moreover, reductions in public spending on scientific research are more likely to lead to reductions, not increases, in private spending.
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After that, U.S. reductions in tariffs for non-NAFTA countries approximately matched NAFTA reductions, so Mexico gained no relative advantage.
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However, the pace of price reductions slowed and portfolio rate reductions for the major European reinsurers were kept to low single digits.
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"Using data on actual operations, we find that in practice plants achieve negligible reductions in (sulfur dioxide) emissions, and the reductions in NOx and (mercury) amount to about half (or less) of the reductions required," according to the nonprofit's study.
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Given the need to reach deep emission reductions, a policy overly focused on cheap and easy reductions could prevent us from achieving the final goal, either because we won't have enough time to develop new innovations or because the initial reductions will be achieved in a way that excludes the new technologies and practices needed to reach the final block of reductions.
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Courts in 13 states have upheld reductions in cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) for retirees' pension payments, but have struck reductions down in four.
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According to Variety, the bulk of staff reductions are slated to come from the television unit, but the company's film studio will also face reductions.
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No similar reductions were seen in suicides by other means, and no reductions were seen in neighboring jurisdictions that were not subject to the law.
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Look at the components of the plan: big corporate reductions, big pass-through reductions for business, much more tax cuts for businesses than for individuals.
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And the studies only evaluated voluntary reductions in opioid doses; it's entirely possible that involuntary reductions in opioid doses would lead to sharply different outcomes.
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The Breakthrough Institute, an environmental think tank, has noted that CO2 reductions attributable to natural gas far have far outpaced reductions attributable to renewable energy.
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Nearly every country involved has pledged specific emission reductions and committed to a system whereby those reductions will be regularly reviewed and the information transparently shared.
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Substantial payment reductions were more effective at reducing defaults than payment reductions designed to reach a predetermined affordability target, such as a debt-to-income ratio.
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The Trump administration's proposal would delay the next phase of salt reductions by three years and could get rid of reductions slated to happen after that.
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In addition to its existing goal — 17 percent reductions from 2005 levels by 2020 — the US also pledged to reach 202025 to 28 percent reductions by 2025.
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Later reductions in numbers of uninsured people stem from changes made to how people are subsidized for purchasing individual plans, and reductions in federal support for Medicaid.
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The basic case for social distancing is that even small reductions in the virulence of an epidemic can lead to huge reductions in the ultimate death toll.
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The recent layoffs and work reductions followed reductions in 8007 due to reduced 8007 Max production, a current employee, who asked to remain nameless, told Business Insider.
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Nearly all patients saw clinically significant reductions in symptoms, and a majority saw such drastic reductions that they no longer met the criteria for a PTSD diagnosis.
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These benefits included significant improvements in overall health status, reductions in use of emergency rooms, higher rates of employment and reductions in the numbers of people uninsured.
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Instead, reductions in the bank's VR could come from a material increase of the refinancing risk reflected in reductions of funding sources combined with a weaker liquidity cushion.
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There's not so much as a mention of whether these particular subsidies to large energy incumbents might produce the emission reductions needed, or any emission reductions at all.
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VR Reductions in the bank's VR could come from a material increase of the refinancing risk reflected in reductions of funding sources combined with a weaker liquidity cushion.
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The agreement was reached as police chiefs, corrections officials, judges and prosecutors joined calls for substantial reductions in prison and jail populations, to match reductions in crime rates.
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First, where demand-side policies typically foreground carbon reductions, the benefits of which are widely spread in time and space, RSS policies target fossil fuel reductions, with a wider range of benefits — air and water pollution reductions, health improvements, and punishment for big fossil fuel companies, which are politically unpopular.
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The bottom line: Two progressive immigration leaders who've analyzed the proposal believe it could lead to reductions of 40-50% in legal immigration — the biggest reductions since the 1920s.
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But the only reductions that interest Trump and his party are reductions to the very social safety net that ensures access to affordable mental health care to begin with.
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It is possible that the GM strike did cause more than 46,000 October job reductions, but it is far from certain that the number of additional reductions was 14,000.
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Without belaboring the legal intricacies, Congress intended EPA to be able to implement the Clean Air Act to achieve meaningful pollution reductions, reductions that require the CPP's energy planning approach.
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They were talking about 23 to 353 percent price reductions compared with lot 235 and you're looking at the price reductions above 2600 percent (on the F-21A and F-35C).
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Insurers are facing uncertainty regarding the fate of federal funding for cost-sharing reductions, which are reductions to out-of-pocket costs that insurers must offer to low-income marketplace enrollees.
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The company said it was on track to deliver cost reductions of 1.1 billion Swedish crowns ($13 million) this year but was not happy with the pace of cost reductions in Sweden.
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EBITDA Stable with Substantial Cash Flow Management has achieved over $1.25 billion in expense reductions (with $250 million additional reductions announced), and savings are being reinvested into growth initiatives and sharper prices.
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"We are likely to extend these reductions to other countries if/when they increase their isolation measures," the food trader said, indicating that further reductions on its global consumption projection are possible.
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It might mean asking people to take salary reductions (it's pay cuts or headcount reductions — depending on the team, the leaders need to figure out which puts the business in better shape).
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Last year, at least two million exchange enrollees missed out on cost-sharing reductions by not choosing the silver-level plans on the marketplace, the only plans to which CSR reductions are applied.
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We believe this is achievable, with the bulk of gross savings coming from the wind-down of the SRU and larger-than-expected cost reductions in GM, including workforce reductions and platform rationalisation.
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An explicit limit on the proposed reductions, whether by explicitly defining a larger force to accommodate or by capping the scope of proposed reductions, would go a long way to satisfying that concern.
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Most carbon tax models project huge CO2 reductions in the electricity sector (where, from past experience, we can see that utilities are very sensitive to price) but scant reductions from transportation and industry.
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It's important to distinguish between buybacks and share count reductions.
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As anticipated, Saudi Arabia delivered the lion's share of reductions.
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In some ways, progress towards emissions reductions is already underway.
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Unfortunately, families don't usually feel much relief from these reductions.
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That still produces large fuel savings and reductions in emissions.
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Yet the biggest reductions would go to the biggest earners.
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He said 2020 and 2021 would see "significant revenue reductions".
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Ford's planned reductions are much less drastic than initially reported.
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Still, payroll reductions tapered between the first and second quarters.
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Such a move, they said, risks making MINURSO's reductions permanent.
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One is substantial reductions in funding for state Medicaid programs.
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And how will these severe budget reductions improve the economy?
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And he has proposed reductions to Medicaid and Medicare funding.
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They remain split on exactly when to start those reductions.
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Stores will remain open where these rent reductions are achieved.
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At this point, though, emission reductions may not be enough.
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He wants to protect Social Security from any spending reductions.
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Courts can only permit increases in assessed valuation, not reductions.
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A lower score can mean reductions in reimbursements by Medicare.
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Even modest reductions in noise can have a positive impact.
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Reagan acted aggressively, however, and achieved significant trade deficit reductions.
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These enrollment reductions would naturally produce significant savings for taxpayers.
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Stores would remain open where these rent reductions were negotiated.
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More risky are breast augmentations and reductions with periareolar incisions.
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Despite the consternation, the reductions did not immediately cause problems.
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Most Australian economists expect two more rate reductions to 0.50%.
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Most Australian economists expect two more rate reductions to 0.50%.
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The Affordable Care Act included substantial reductions in Medicare spending.
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Extensive use of biofuels could produce much more significant reductions.
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There's not as many reductions as you might have expected.
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Did you get the maximum tax reductions from the state?
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Several BuzzFeed News staffers acknowledged the pay reductions on Twitter.
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But Beijing is now discussing slight reductions in those restrictions.
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The reductions in lymphomas may not be all that surprising.
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Chicago isn't the only city to see recent crime reductions.
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In the other cohort studies, similar relative reductions were seen.
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They can't suddenly make up lost sales from SNAP reductions.
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Markets also see more reductions on the way in 2020.
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The agency also approved reductions in the recommended Mifeprex dosing.
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The U.S. export expectations of NAFTA's tariff reductions were nullified.
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Research on the impact of federal sentence reductions suggests otherwise.
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Deforestation increased by 29 percent last year following previous reductions.
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Many of these sales also came with sizable price reductions.
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But some worried about the potential impact of future reductions.
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It's a Trojan horse with deep government reductions stuffed inside.
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But the researchers found no reductions in their body mass.
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Oregon would be only the second US state to mandate not just greenhouse gas emission reductions in the electricity sector, as so many other states and cities have done, but economy-wide emission reductions.
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And the reductions demonstrated in the labs often do not translate to actual pollution reductions at power plants, according to a Reuters analysis of EPA data, interviews with utility executives, and disclosures by power plants.
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But some other interventions on the prescribing front fare better: reductions in acute pain prescribing, reductions in prescribing for transitioning pain, drug reformulation to make opioids less prone to misuse, and more excess opioid disposal.
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I found promising examples of industry workers relentlessly pursuing leak reductions.
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Sewage treatment plants are responsible for the biggest reductions in pollution.
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They experienced significant reductions in the hormone leptin in their bloodstreams.
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"Reductions in nonfirearm homicides were also observed," Santaella-Tenorio et al.
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Continued reductions in direct operating debt enhance the province's budgetary flexibility.
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The workforce reductions were first reported by Bloomberg earlier on Wednesday.
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There are cost reductions, and more up time for the machines.
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Participants reported significant reductions in tension, anger, fatigue and depressed mood.
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It said it expected further cost reductions for the fourth quarter.
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Like all European deals, headcount reductions would be difficult, Tweedie added.
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Eliminating coal is one of the best options for CO2 reductions.
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ANA's reductions and suspensions are slated to continue until Mar. 28.
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The reductions, due to come into force at 27.503:01 p.m.
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The reductions come as the service looks to make gains elsewhere.
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When these are included, she said, emission reductions are more negligible.
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Marginal reductions restrict how much borrowers benefit from the repo cuts.
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His proposed corporate-tax reductions could also benefit restaurants and retailers.
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Many of the groups opposing the reductions also promised to sue.
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Mike Lee's office disputed that the reductions were against the law.
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The reductions, due to come into force at 1:01 p.m.
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Economists have not ruled out further reserve requirement reductions this year.
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NEXT SAYS ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN RENTS ON STORE LEASE RENEWALS
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Boeing did not indicate the number of reductions the company planned.
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The CVA also involves rent reductions at a further 57 sites.
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Mr Turnbull was ousted after attempting to mandate reductions by law.
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The companies did not say how steep the reductions would be.
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Before the reductions, MINURSO had nearly 500 military and civilian personnel.
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What Republicans are saying: They're happy with the overall premium reductions.
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Much of the coverage loss stemmed from the reductions to Medicaid.
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The scale and timeframe of the reductions were not immediately clear.
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For most banks, it came in part through head count reductions.
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She avoided explaining any potential negative impacts of the budget reductions.
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Further reductions were set to take effect by July 1, 2022.
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Still, doubts remained that all producers would fully implement planned reductions.
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"It's a relentless focus on automotive unit cost reductions," he said.
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On the other hand, sentencing reductions for drug offenders are expanded.
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The Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland had dramatic reductions in overdose deaths.
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Insurers are still on the hook to provide those cost reductions.
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They can tolerate reductions in certain species populations ... until they can't.
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Leftists also claimed that that the tax yielded paltry carbon reductions.
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"We have seen population reductions in the past," Mr. Tettlebach said.
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Investors will focus on its guidance for any further rate reductions.
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Ob-gyns are performing breast augmentation, breast reductions and tummy tucks.
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Further reserve cuts are widely expected after four reductions this year.
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Usually just in $5,000 to $10,000 reductions for the most part.
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Large reductions at some other agencies would offset these increases, however.
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No job reductions are planned as a result of the deal.
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Many analysts believe that Nokia will find even more cost reductions.
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Instead, it outlines mere deficit reductions over a five-year window.
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Republicans have said they want to make household tax reductions permanent.
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He has promised reductions in corporate income and dividend income taxes.
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The reductions are taking place across various areas of the company.
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In reinsurance, the firm said there were "single digit" rate reductions.
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So incarceration cannot account for the last 22019 years of reductions.
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Unfortunately, options for containing premium increases and coverage reductions are limited.
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Reductions will hit home with core Trump supporters in any case.
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THOSE PEOPLE WILL GET SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS, SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE BUSINESSES.
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The reductions will cost the company $20 million to $25 million.
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The price goes up to $133 million for performance-fee reductions.
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Most individual cuts would expire, while corporate tax reductions would not.
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Any recommendation of reductions could herald a move into unchartered territory.
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Several researchers have found only small carbon emission reductions from RPS.
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There were also significant reductions in peanut and egg allergies alone.
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The mission is emissions reductions, not shutting down coal plants, right?
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It's simply that benefit reductions got bigger and enhancements got smaller.
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The CEO has also been studying cost cuts and staff reductions.
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Supply reductions led by OPEC have also helped crude futures rally.
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Retirements and other departures accounted for around half of the reductions.
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The bill includes reductions of sentences for certain low-level crimes.
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Industries have made reductions and still have been able to operate.
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Warren also proposes large reductions in payments to health care providers.
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But the proposed reductions for NOAA and NASA were similarly drastic.
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That means further reductions because of global crises become more important.
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The Senate bill requires an additional month before any job reductions.
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The 210 class size reductions were scrapped for lack of funds.
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Those reductions would be severe, starting at 20 percent and rising.
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And those who receive cost-sharing reductions have lower deductibles still.
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Queens and the Bronx have seen the greatest reductions in riders.
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Price reductions ranged from 2000,20203 yen ($22020) to 21,2106.9900 yen ($84).
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The domestic service reductions also include several changes to Canada routes.
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Global supply chain issues are being matched by reductions in demand.
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The Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad grant faced similar reductions.
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Some people can see reductions in cholesterol only through pharmacological intervention.
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True tax reform is not just rate reductions and patchy simplifications.
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Further regulatory reductions would support more of this high-quality reporting.
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The findings point to significant reductions in adolescent drinking in Britain.
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That is a lot of revenue to offset tax rate reductions.
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The result can be dramatic reductions in both violence and enforcement.
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However, two of those reductions amounted to 22004 percent or less.
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There were large reductions in child mortality associated with these expansions.
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Globally, the need for more emissions reductions is even more daunting.
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The company did not give a figure for the employee reductions.
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Analysts noted that diplomatic reductions are among the simplest countermeasures possible.
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The new staffing plan will effectively extend the staff reductions indefinitely.
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The Wall Street Journal was first to report the staff reductions.
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The decision followed three consecutive reductions to borrowing costs in 2019.
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That has caused a number of operational adjustments, including fleet reductions.
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The industry agreed to give up $80 billion in cost reductions.
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The reductions, first reported by CNBC, take effect on April 16.
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"If it doesn't exist, emissions reductions will be diminished," Coequyt said.
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The U.S. and E.U., meanwhile, have agreed to negotiate tariff reductions.
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These will be absolute reductions, which is what the world needs.
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Could the technology not then lead to reductions in social inequality?
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Notably, these Medicare spending reductions tell only part of the story.
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Activists want it to model, and commit to, more rapid reductions.
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They also had the biggest reductions in lead in children's blood.
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"[W]e observe that co-benefits from reductions in conventional pollutants are sufficiently large that even without accounting for reductions in climate change, every region receives a net benefit from participating in the agreement," it states.
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"Sharper reductions in output and demand drove the Japanese manufacturing economy into contraction during the midway point of Q1, compounding reductions already recorded in January," said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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Some of these reductions would have occurred anyway as plants shifted from coal to cheaper, cleaner-burning natural gas, and the reductions are a small fraction of the total greenhouse gases generated in the nine-state region.
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And that's the best-case scenario, with drastic reductions in carbon emissions.
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The Federal Reserve has forced similar reductions in leverage across the board.
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He added that further reductions in the rate were possible if merited.
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GoPro's financials improved due to the Karma drone and some cost reductions.
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Moreover, swingeing reductions in council budgets provide a backdrop to the fire.
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An Opal spokeswoman confirmed the reductions were linked to Poland's legal challenge.
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The 2018 MacBook Air with Retina Display is also seeing further reductions.
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Estimates for carbon emission reductions from applying the new standards vary widely.
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Eleven other exporters including Russia contributed reductions of 558,000 barrels a day.
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However, those reductions were not broad enough to close the racial gap.
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As Reagan discovered, large spending reductions will not be easy to find.
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"Democrats, they've never been real enthusiastic about corporate tax reductions," Hatch said.
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"Glacial engineering is not a substitute for carbon emission reductions," he said.
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Alongside major tax reductions, Trump also wants big boosts to defense spending.
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Both are exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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The most notable proposal made individual tax reductions passed last year permanent.
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"I'd say it's pretty aggressive price reductions," said Morningstar analyst Chris Higgins.
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Negotiations with Ramos and others have slowed the rollout of tariff reductions.
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Nordstrom's bottom line got a boost from lower expenses and inventory reductions.
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"The Air Force force reductions will be a violent fight," Harrison said.
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Are these pictures of an individual, or reductions to a psychological type?
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These differences were similar to the reductions seen in the weekend warriors.
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"We don't think about robots necessarily as job reductions," said Ford's Hettle.
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The ACA led to reductions in the uninsured rates through several avenues.
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Given the pledged reductions total 2129.696,211 bpd, that equates to 212019% compliance.
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Targets are not the best way to go about reductions, they argue.
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Markets are currently pricing in four quarter-point reductions by April 2020.
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So Trump administration officials have fitfully been highlighting reductions in US emissions.
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It was unclear how far along any troop reductions might already be.
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That's similar to reductions typically seen with the use of statin drugs.
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Low-income working families, veterans and retirees would also see tax reductions.
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The CCC says those banked reductions should instead go toward increased ambition.
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And the U.S. reductions are part of a larger, decade-long trend.
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They will likely be a recurring target for reductions throughout this administration.
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So we got big reductions and we ought to keep that going.
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They must file "WARN notices" 90 days ahead of the planned reductions.
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Adjusted for inflation, the tax reductions are not actually the biggest ever.
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The paper said the price reductions will focus on produce and meat.
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We're pleased to learn that Trump recognizes the value of nuclear reductions.
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That is, unless the tax cuts are offset by reductions in spending.
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Achieving just 40 percent carbon reductions by 83 is an outdated desire.
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"Tax reform and spending reductions go hand-in-hand," wrote the group.
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Pourbaix said there has been no effort among producers to coordinate reductions.
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Accompanying elimination of these grants is steep reductions to ONDCP staffing levels.
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First, responsible spending reductions use a scalpel rather than a meat cleaver.
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The tariff cuts this time are more broad-ranging than previous reductions.
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And you could anticipate some reductions ... broadly over the next several years.
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They'll want any spending increases to be fully offset through corresponding reductions.
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The agreement introduced major reductions in US and Soviet strategic nuclear arsenals.
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"[Reductions in industrial emissions could] substantially reduce the magnitude" of potential impacts.
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Government officials can mandate carbon emissions reductions to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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He added that the extent of tariff reductions depends on the negotiations.
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Most individual tax reductions under the plan would expire within a decade.
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Simply put, weight and healthcare cost reductions can go hand in hand.
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The shutdown may well have curtailed that oversight with temporary staff reductions.
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Punishments suggested would be a suspension from a race or pay reductions.
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At the same time, reimbursement for bad debt has seen significant reductions.
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The power authority debt and debt-service reductions are modest at best.
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They would pay that bill through taxes, reductions in services or both.
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These cuts are not merely the result of general reductions in government.
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With significant reductions in carbon pollution, we can hold warming in check.
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The cuts would result from automatic spending reductions triggered by the bill.
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Warren has broken down her timeline for carbon emissions reductions by industry.
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Regulations can be reinstated if the desired emissions reductions are not achieved.
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Details on the amounts of the supply reductions could not be confirmed.
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Only 19 states would be hit by spending reductions under 30 percent.
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But the shippers' demands for government-imposed prices reductions ignore economic reality.
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Arms reductions — which still leave all of us vulnerable — are not enough.
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In practice, this would force substantial reductions in what programs could do.
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The wealthiest households would see by far the largest reductions in taxes.
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Precinct commanders were held accountable for producing substantial reductions in reported crime.
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YOU WANT TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ITEMIZED REDUCTIONS DOWN TO THREE.
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"It never went entirely away, but the reductions were significant," said Alperovitch.
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"This week it's reductions; last week it's an arms race," Acton tweeted.
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Obama's EPA counted those efficiency savings as reductions in the rule's costs.
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Trump cut off key payments to insurers known as cost-sharing reductions.
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To pay for all of this, providers would see drastic payment reductions.
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Reductions in volatility have come over the last several months, she said.
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The Saudis are clearly planning to absorb the bulk of the reductions.
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Most of the reductions were in urinary tract and surgical site infections.
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In part this is because of government regulations that mandate price reductions.
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Large developing nations, including China, also pledge reductions, though they are voluntary.
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But all travelers could encounter increased security screenings or airline service reductions.
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"Without payment of those cost-sharing reductions, Americans will be hurt," Sen.
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Without drastic reductions in fossil fuel use, the entire nation will drown.
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Some banks have already announced rate reductions on loans for vulnerable borrowers.
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"Companies will use it for substantial headcount and cost reductions," he says.
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Mr. Trump is not the first president to push for troop reductions.
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With reductions in equities and bonds, what are they going to buy?
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In August, Mr. Zinke proposed reductions to four monuments, including Bears Ears.
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Given the pledged reductions total 814,000 bpd, that equates to 158% compliance.
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Those reductions were often small, and were sometimes offset by enlargements elsewhere.
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In the midst of those reductions, the newsroom has continued to hire.
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The cost reductions are "remarkable," Jefferies analyst Howard Rubel told CNBC Wednesday.
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And not all nonequity partners are the result of reductions in rank.
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And no one has pursued those reductions more aggressively than the Republicans.
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Reductions in levels of the pollutants varied across communities over two decades.
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The reductions will affect both front and back office work, it said.
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Finding a palatable way to encourage momentous carbon reductions is now paramount.
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Conservatives have traditionally supported reductions in individual tax rates across-the-board.
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Nevertheless, additional interest rate reductions and doses of quantitative easing are likely.
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They are targeting the agency for major reductions in power and independence.
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The reductions would come largely from those brought in through family connections.
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Because the staff reductions are not required to take place until Sept.
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When the gases are captured and destroyed, the emissions reductions are permanent.
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This is a critical element in getting large reductions in forest loss.
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Parents reported bigger reductions in snoring and breathing difficulties with surgery, too.
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He has set his sights on sharp reductions in downwardly redistributive spending.
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Aside from staff reductions, that included shrinking operating hours at some theaters.
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There was a small clearance section, though the further reductions were meager.
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Policy, enabling deployment of CCS, is a central driver for cost reductions.
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Given the pledged reductions total 2128.9,2129.65 bpd, that equates to 211% compliance.
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The lawsuit had demanded reductions of between 20153 percent and 40 percent.
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Democrats in Congress are also strong supporters of the cost-sharing reductions.
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Lowering Medicaid reimbursement rates lead to reductions in staffing, particularly of nurses.
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The genomics revolution has been exponentially advanced by drastic reductions in cost.
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These changes will lead to reductions of both tariffs and state transfers.
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However, retailers and automakers have led staffing reductions over the past year.
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Wolbachia has also led to reductions in disease in Brazil and Vietnam.
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Reorganizations, workforce reductions, and budget cuts are common and difficult to absorb.
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AHIP urged action in several areas, including to protect cost-sharing reductions.
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To pay for all of this, providers would see drastic payment reductions.
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The planned reductions brought the sharpest weekly crude price rises in years.
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Tesla declined to comment on the job reductions in the delivery team.
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Trilobites Flies deprived of sleep didn't see reductions in their life spans.
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Insurers probably won't get a firm answer on cost-sharing reductions tomorrow.
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A change to cost-sharing reductions is exactly that kind of news.
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This was almost entirely a result of reductions in personal belief exemptions.
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Social benefits: Models often omit or undercount social benefits like health improvements and reductions in premature mortality from lower air pollution, reductions in disaster management costs, and the, uh, "use value" of a clean environment (hiking and stuff).
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According to research from McKinsey & Company, organizations that use AI in sales cite an increase in leads and appointments of more than 50 percent, cost reductions of 85033–60 percent and call time reductions of 60–70 percent.
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It appears that the recent lower readings on inflation are partly the result of a few unusual reductions in certain categories of prices; these reductions will hold 12-month inflation down until they drop out of the calculation.
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The proposed cuts include 2628 percent reductions in research on chemical safety and sustainability, 28503 percent reductions in research on sustainable communities, and 22019 percent reductions in research on air and energy compared to the fiscal year 2018 continuing resolution budget, as well as the complete elimination of the Science to Achieve Results (STAR) research program and the indoor air and radon management programs.
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The Paris pact allows countries to transfer emissions reductions among themselves using carbon credits, but they have yet to agree on how to do that to ensure the reductions are not counted twice where they are produced and purchased.
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A high tax with revenue spent on further carbon reductions would be great.
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Brazil leads the world on carbon reductions, due to the fight on deforestation.
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But you don't need fully autonomous cars to get big reductions in parking.
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Ford (F) said the reductions would be made primarily though voluntary redundancy programs.
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A representative for Stribling declined PEOPLE's request for comment on the price reductions.
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They open the door to emissions reductions in otherwise-difficult sectors like aviation.
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Staff reductions soon followed as Thrun sought to get a handle on costs.
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Steady reductions in myelin as people age may be slowing down these connections.
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From Aachen in Germany to Zapopan in Mexico, cities are pledging emissions reductions.
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Most of those reductions will be in the form of income tax cuts.
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When it was introduced in 2013, some households saw massive reductions in payouts.
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Cost reductions in clean energy will continue, though they will likely slow down.
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This bill would achieve more reductions in carbon emissions than the last version.
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Some see rate reductions overseas as building the case for reducing U.S. rates.
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What I know they need to do is show those documents without reductions.
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He noted some U.S. emissions reductions have come because manufacturing has gone abroad.
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More reductions in consumer confidence could increase chances of a recession, he said.
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Large tax cuts without even larger spending reductions mean explosive deficits and debt.
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Small reductions in sentences are enough to induce guilty defendants to waive trial.
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He said he learned of the proposed tariff reductions through his trade association.
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Aside from pay reductions, he has not flagged where the cuts will come.
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Those reductions are all bigger than anything in the Obama or Bush plans.
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It is a signal that carbon reductions are being prioritized over energy tribalism.
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Many cities managing these projects have faced defaults or reductions in bond ratings.
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In 39 of the 50 largest markets, the share of price reductions increased.
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Tax reductions to encourage the reentry of capitals are not new in Italy.
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But she has also ruled out any "arbitrary" reductions in the prison population.
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The decrease is achieved by reductions in staff and selected non-pay areas.
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Share count reductions translate into higher earnings per share, all else being equal.
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It's easy to achieve low-hanging emission reductions with a suite of regulations.
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Given the pledged reductions total 812,000 bpd, that equates to 135 percent compliance.
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Previous helium production reductions saw some facilities having their supply reduced by half.
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Beer, wine and liquor producers would reap tax reductions under the Senate measure.
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We are particularly focused on cost reductions and sharing services around News Corp.
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Such reductions could allow for reduced uses of pesticides and other control measures.
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But politically, the scope for reductions in pensions is likely to be slim.
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Morgan Stanley attributed TSMC's weak guidance to order reductions from Apple iPhone processors.
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Those service reductions hurt people who are not even citizens of any nation.
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Through a series of successive reductions, it fell to 21 percent in 2004.
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Without further intervention, however, those price reductions don't get passed along to consumers.
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What's made these reductions possible is good, old-fashioned American innovation and ingenuity.
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So with that, we're going to start a meeting now on tax reductions.
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There have been reductions in opioid overdose deaths and untreated opioid use disorders.
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The extraordinarily high demand for "Hamilton" tickets makes inventory reductions a good proxy.
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This was primarily due to fixed income trading revenue declines outpacing cost reductions.
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The F.D.A. released voluntary guidelines for food manufacturers and restaurants urging gradual reductions.
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Nor does it set numerical goals for reductions in children's blood lead levels.
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To be sure, some companies may start counting barrels and making reductions immediately.
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We already saw through sequestration how disruptive and illogical such reductions can be.
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Economists characterized the telegraphed balance-sheet reductions as "fairly aggressive" compared to expectations.
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But even small successes in addiction treatment will lead to reductions in demand.
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The changes will likely include some benefit reductions and tax increases, Weller said.
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Even modest reductions in costs can have a significant effect on retirees' savings.
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The staff reductions included the company's CFO, Rob Hill and COO, Sean Rathbone.
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"However, we don't expect expense reductions to be linear going forward," Rueda said.
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"The reductions are so significant they are really hard to fathom," Walker said.
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The job reductions had been announced last year and workers had until Feb.
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And they show that significant energy reductions are both practical and cost-effective.
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Second, the 22019-year budget window unduly encourages the phasing in tax reductions.
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That suggests a further 565 job reductions in 2016, and more next year.
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Tesla said the reductions sought were for long-term projects not yet complete.
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So with that, we're going to start a meeting now on tax reductions.
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Cost reductions can't come soon enough for those who depend on hearing aids.
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The cut disclosed Sunday includes the reductions in flights already announced at United.
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And it forces natural gas utilities to continually funnel money into GHG reductions.
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Some object on principle to polluters "buying their way out" of pollution reductions.
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The reductions of roughly 20 percent on average are just a starting point.
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More realistic economic assumptions are enough to wipe away those deficit reductions entirely.
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Declines in invested wealth, or reductions in lending, can infect the broader economy.
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CARB designed the system of emission reductions, including the cap-and-trade system.
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Pay reductions for delivery-only workers ranged from 6 percent to 21 percent.
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The sharpest reductions in speed were between 2012-13 and 2014-15 — i.e.
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But having one standard created a singular focus on cost reductions and innovation.
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Mr. Corbett said he expected to end the service reductions in mid-January.
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The defense sought the release of the accused or reductions in their sentences.
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So the Senate bill proposed $772 billion in Medicaid reductions over a decade.
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Forever 21 continues to negotiate with landlords to try to earn rent reductions.
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If costs still keep rising too sharply, the law calls for further reductions.
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Given the pledged reductions total 1.17 million bpd, that equates to 133% compliance.
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But none of the previous reductions were contested in court, Mr. Wilkinson said.
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Nike responded by changing its policy, waiving performance-pay reductions for pregnant athletes.
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Force reductions and pension cuts have further alienated them from the political process.
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Combining innovation and climate policies will enable even cheaper and faster emissions reductions.
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Bigger and faster emissions reductions are possible if environmentalists and industry work together.
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The relative reductions in events were similar at all levels of genetic risk.
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That means your purchase didn't result in any additional reductions in greenhouse gases.
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Reductions to SNAP will hit Walmart, big-box chains and dollar stores, too.
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"We have statements out of Washington about significant reductions in foreign aid," Gen.
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Reductions in tuition in exchange for teaching and research assistantships are not income.
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Given the pledged reductions total was 2114,2129.57 bpd, that equates to 2129.68% compliance.
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Within Delhi, pollution reductions will have to come from switching to cleaner energy.
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A 2017 study linked low socioeconomic status to significant reductions in life expectancy.
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South Korea utilized its strategic nationalist economic policy to overcome their tariff reductions.
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Large budget deficit reductions are very difficult to effect without one's own currency.
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It called for — and delivered — disproportionate reductions to the U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal.
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Taken together with staff reductions, several curators have expressed unhappiness with the museum.
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But emissions reductions alone won't be enough to ensure a livable, prosperous future.
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We are examining extra reductions from our transport, maritime, agriculture and forestry sectors.
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Pundits often blame defense spending and tax reductions for the current debt levels.
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Werman: So, Nick, last week you and I discussed troop reductions in Afghanistan.
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Speaking Friday at the White House, Trump touted the reductions in border crossings.
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The company added that it was looking whether further reductions may be needed.
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Mean weight reductions could range from 0.5 to four percent, the study claimed.
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Foreign Policy was the first to report on the document and planned reductions.
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For the US, the pledge involves 26 to 28 percent reductions by 2025.
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All of these cases find reductions in work that are, at most, modest.
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Any reductions in government achieved by this shutdown will be minor and temporary.
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Shell's chief executive, Ben van Beurden, said the company expected to make further reductions to capital spending in 23.7 and staff reductions in both Shell and BG Group, the natural gas company Shell is taking over following shareholder approval last week.
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But more importantly, it compares the total GHG reductions of RNG blended in the natural gas supply (which would marginally reduce the emissions of all natural gas uses in all sectors) with reductions through electrification in the building sector alone.
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But the reductions were unpopular with some voters, and Mr. Dunleavy won election last year promising not only to restore the full dividend payments for the future but to fight for catch-up payments to make up for past reductions.
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"The bill's reductions in funding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) exacerbate the damaging reductions inflicted on the IRS since 2010, and irresponsibly cut funding for the agencies charged with implementing Wall Street reform," the Office of Management and Budget said.
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But climate economists at the World Resources Institute found that because the plan "offers states considerable flexibility in how to achieve" emission reductions, firms like NERA can cherrypick more-expensive routes to enact those reductions, making the plan look more expensive.
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The price reductions did not attract customers outside Whole Foods' traditional upper-income demographic.
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Bank of America's economists believe there will be three reductions by early next year.
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That was offset by reductions in exports, in business investment, and in residential investment.
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But the 3 percent reductions last year weren't enough to offset the revenue slide.
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It will look for reductions in heart attacks and strokes, for example, Bradbury said.
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However, most of the emissions reductions have occurred in the power and waste sectors.
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If that happens, CARB could still pursue emissions reductions with other mandates and regulations.
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The reductions occurred across every major shale patch, from the Permian to the Bakken.
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Those reductions occurred in 2005 after the Supreme Court tossed out mandatory sentencing guidelines.
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It would be Brazil's first emissions reductions market, although limited to the fuels industry.
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There's no way to fairly credit EOR's carbon reductions until they can be quantified.
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Pinera also proposed a new, guaranteed minimum wage and reductions in public transportation costs.
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Nordstrom said its bottom line got a boost from lower expenses and inventory reductions.
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In his view, population reductions sit on a spectrum from totally voluntary to coercive.
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"It became possible after workforce reductions and more efficient use of workspace," he added.
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Putting portfolios into run-off can be attractive because of the potential cost reductions.
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Continued implementation of these reductions should support its pricing position and EBITDA through 7503.
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Funding activity has slowed in recent months, and private valuations look ripe for reductions.
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Where it stands: This chart shows where the greatest emissions reductions can come from.
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The new revenue would help offset reductions in state oil company Pemex's tax burden.
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We believe the capital reductions will not significantly undermine capitalisation at the two companies.
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Staff reductions following cuts in the prison budget have, for example, taken their toll.
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"We are continuing to make incremental reductions in costs across the business," McCaffrey said.
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It represents "the most significant reductions by any president," as the Washington Post explains.
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Mr Howard refused to commit Australia to stringent reductions by ratifying the Kyoto protocol.
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These new networks will support dramatic gains in capacity with significant reductions in latency.
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Medicare is one of dozens of mandatory programs under discussion for the cost reductions.
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This will assuredly lead to staff cuts, reductions in patient rolls, and early retirements.
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"This boost in demand will contribute to further reductions in commercial inventories," Barkindo said.
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FREEPORT-MCMORAN CEO SAYS NO MAJOR DEBT REDUCTIONS PLANNED FOR NEXT TWO YEARS -INTERVIEW
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Ford is counting on its planned cost reductions to reinvigorate its North American operations.
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Transport emissions, which have not fallen since 1990, are a particular target for reductions.
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Cost reductions remain in focus given Deutsche Bank's still high 84% cost/income ratio.
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Ammann says the cost reductions lowered GM's breakeven point in Brazil by 40 percent.
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Suffice to say, a price that low doesn't do much to drive emission reductions.
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And the marginal benefits of further reductions in speed is likely to be low.
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Reductions in mobile charges by Japan's major mobile carriers also weighed on the index.
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Surely, then, BC's carbon tax must have caused the most reductions in that province.
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Good arms control agreements are those that exchange stabilizing, verifiable, and mutually beneficial reductions.
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With stockpiles growing, investors are seeking indications that OPEC will extend reductions beyond June.
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Reductions in the cost of batteries could open up Tesla's technology to emerging markets.
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CAP said it wants business tax reductions paid for with other business tax increases.
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Cost reductions are being driven in particular by new technology, such as bigger turbines.
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His secretary of state, Cordell Hull, actively pursued reciprocal tariff reductions with other countries.
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The reductions spending will be sensible and rational, but they will also be tough.
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In addition, the segment's low fixed costs allow for cost reductions during a downturn.
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Le Bugey 4 and Cruas 2 reactors reported some load reductions early on Monday.
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These included: campus and academic program eliminations and consolidations, tuition spikes, and payroll reductions.
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Only 10% of the projected gains from TPP, for instance, come from tariff reductions.
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The bank's move follows similar reductions in pension allowances at other major UK banks.
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"It also is critical to fund cost-sharing reductions during this time," he said.
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And keep in mind all these mileage requirements include significant reductions in CO2 emissions.
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So long as they tell "the truth," they receive enormous reductions in their sentences.
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Absolute rate reductions of 1-2 percent over one to two years were seen.
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Of course, whether the president's proposed increases and reductions materialize will depend on congress.
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The plan involves the closure of 92 stores and rent reductions at 113 others.
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Its legal advisor says maturity extensions, coupon reductions and even write-downs are possible.
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Massive reductions in carbon emissions with minimal societal disruption require these three steps: 1.
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And our biggest opportunity for methane reductions comes from the oil-and-gas sector.
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Each of these countries "has already demonstrated significant reductions of Iranian crude," Pompeo added.
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"The reductions are getting more difficult as we get lower and lower," he said.
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In addition, the donor receives up to $6900 in federal income tax liability reductions.
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Still, reductions in salmonella, listeria and other key pathogens have not occurred, he said.
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Most important, they yield clinically meaningful cholesterol reductions as confirmed by a clinical trial.
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Among the possibilities, she mentioned investment in education and infrastructure and reductions in regulation.
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The reductions will be made in two stages on January 15 and January 25.
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In 1766, miners working for Spanish colonists protested wage reductions and poor working conditions.
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That would surely mean huge reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the meat sector.
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Sometimes, hearing loss is temporary; but repeated, prolonged episodes can result in permanent reductions.
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Budget cuts over the past several years have necessitated substantial reductions in our forces.
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But the trade war doesn't account for the across-the-board reductions in prices.
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There's been a 20-25% reductions in birth defects among children living near sites.
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The government said reductions were in line with a decline in start-up costs.
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The Energy Department (DOE) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would also see major reductions.
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And let's also not forget the Trump administration's massive reductions of burdensome business regulations.
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But it is not known yet whether those reductions will result in better health.
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D. rules; fewer polling places and voting machines; and reductions in early-voting periods.
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Bongers believes reductions in accident frequency and severity will eventually offset higher repair costs.
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A compliance committee will meet later this month to assess reductions by participating producers.
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This means paycheck reductions, job losses, and even closures of many farms across America.
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Unacceptable reductions in capital will be tackled when the PRA reviews changes to models.
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Stephanopoulos pushed back on Conway's claim that the reductions over time were not cuts.
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"These reductions in daily milk volumes are highly unusual," Fonterra said in the statement.
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"HelloFresh seems to be filling the void left behind from Blue Apron's marketing reductions."
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Rate hikes may be nearing an end, while balance-sheet reductions are just beginning.
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Even with stringent emissions reductions, some further warming is in the pipeline, carrying risks.
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When we speak about the Hispanic electorate in America, we often speak in reductions.
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Without drastic reductions in emissions (or possibly risky geoengineering), global temperatures will keep rising.
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With the program facing a solvency crisis, he proposed immediate reductions in retirees' benefits.
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American officials say the waivers are temporary and conditioned on steady reductions of imports.
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But gradual reductions in police numbers may not have an effect, researchers have said.
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Ideas: payroll tax reductions, more generous unemployment insurance benefits, federal lending to small businesses.
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Spending cuts would result in reductions in patrol routes, lights, cameras, sensors and personnel.
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Kurz said in total those reductions would be worth 4 billion euros a year.
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If not, then the offset isn't leading to any new reductions in greenhouse gases.
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That's why it's tough to create offsets that lead to meaningful reductions in emissions.
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The Medicaid changes make up the bulk of the coverage reductions in the estimate.
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States have the flexibility to come up with plans to meet their target reductions.
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Still, the plan includes no explicit emissions reductions targets, the staffers told VICE News.
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They are now suffering massive reductions in the standard of living of their people.
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Critics say uncertainty over the cost-sharing reductions is helping to drive premiums up.
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"[Clients] have been very aggressive about looking for reductions in costs," de Chateauvieux said.
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"Generally, in South Indian music we improvise in reductions," Swaminathan said, for my benefit.
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Three changes have taken place over the last 26 years, all of them reductions.
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In all, they imply more than 256.06 basis points of reductions by year end.
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Some analysts now expect more companies could soon announce reductions in their capital spending.
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That proposal would have also resulted in major reductions in federal spending over time.
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It's real actions and verifiable emissions reductions that will be the measure of success.
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In all, they imply more than 20.4 basis points of reductions by year end.
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Its modular design allows for easy repairs as well as reductions of wasted parts.
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The emissions reductions have been smaller, on the order of 5 to 15 percent.
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A disconnect exists between the announced level of the cuts and the actual reductions.
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Even reports of reductions in Central Line-Associated bloodstream infections may not be accurate.
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In essence, Trump is trying to double-count the impact of his regulatory reductions.
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And families with incomes over $1 million would receive 58.9 percent of tax reductions.
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Gas also will be critical for major short-term reductions of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Surprisingly, some of the newest models are being discounted, though the reductions are meager.
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The beverage maker said its fourth-quarter sales fell due to international inventory reductions.
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We find evidence that licensing growth is correlated with reductions in absolute upward mobility.
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Unions would be barred from negotiating over health insurance, workers' evaluations and staff reductions.
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Reductions to provider reimbursement are possible but depend on negotiated levels and payment models.
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Under an ECTC, only companies that increase hiring and wages would receive rate reductions.
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Fidelity's announcement was partly in response to recent price reductions from Vanguard and Schwab.
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Insurers want to know if Congress or the administration will fund cost-sharing reductions.
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But the central bank signaled a higher bar to further reductions in borrowing costs.
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Ultimately, I was given cost and head-count reductions and told to execute them.
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Clearly, the key changes here are the MAX interruption and 26 rate reductions. Mgmt.
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The pullback of intelligence officers is not driven only by the planned troop reductions.
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Yet the TPP could bring about significant reductions in trade barriers for certain products.
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Brown issued an EO establishing a new target of 40 percent reductions by 2030.
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There would also be reductions in federal payments for cost-sharing reductions, which compensate insurers for required discounts that they must provide to lower-income customers, and another Obamacare fund that allows states to set up their own insurance programs for poorer residents.
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Green group Transport and Environment, however, estimated reductions closer to 300 million tonnes over the same period, while the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) projected the standard would only require carbon-dioxide reductions from new aircraft of 4 percent over 12 years.
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This change is overwhelmingly due to $880 billion in reductions in federal Medicaid spending -- a one-quarter reduction in Medicaid spending by 2026 -- and to reductions in the ACA's subsidies for insurance coverage for lower-income Americans, which are cut by $673 billion.
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"You have a number of states that have taken data-driven approaches to try to see if reductions in crime can be translated into reductions in prison populations," said Marshall Clement, director of state initiatives at the Council of State Governments Justice Center.
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GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS SLOWING UNDER TRUMP: Reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are slowing down under the Trump Administration, with the harmful gasses falling just half a percent in 2017, according to the latest data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released Thursday.
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Meanwhile, OPEC's compliance panel meets to make its first assessment of output reductions on Jan.
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He urged the government to offer reductions in sales tax to help the struggling industry.
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In January, OPEC said participating producers had made 86 percent of the reductions they promised.
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Around the world, cities are setting more ambitious emissions reductions targets than their nation states.
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That reduction of SOD1 led to reductions in how the ALS disease affected the body.
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OPEC producers Iraq and Kuwait have also told buyers of their crude about planned reductions.
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There are also further reductions on gift sets from Toni & Guy, Bomb Cosmetics, and Impulse.
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And indications are that the program was already on target for cost reductions through 2019.
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And when it came to reductions-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: And did everybody around him did anything.
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Uncertainties remain over final calibrations, and further reductions in UniCredit's RWAs would cut its needs.
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Seniors would change their behavior to lower their reported income and avoid the benefit reductions.
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Official data shows Canada currently has no chance of meeting its 2030 emissions reductions targets.
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Exporters' earnings forecasts were already cut and Matsui expected further reductions into the next quarter.
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Its initial programme was populist: big wage increases, rent reductions and a radical land reform.
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In the same way, people who qualify for cost-sharing reductions will still receive them.
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Or if it does, it goes down because of efficiencies and not because of reductions.
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Reductions in the generosity of social security and disability insurance have also had an impact.
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His across-the-board tax-rate reductions for individuals and businesses will boost the economy.
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In March, VW said it would cut 7,000 jobs on top of previously announced reductions.
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Reductions in drug costs come from insurance companies and other payors negotiating with pharma companies.
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This study targeted endurance athletes, since endurance exercise has been associated with reductions in testosterone.
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Eventually, they persuaded executives to keep the facility open but the compromise involved staff reductions.
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The subsidy reductions forced Chinese panel makers to find new buyers on the export market.
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In response, multiple organizations, including PATH, sent letters asking Congress to reject the proposed reductions.
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Autonomous local transportation also might have the greatest impact when it comes to emissions reductions.
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They were seen as a way to help countries make reductions in their greenhouse gases.
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Storage upgrades for the MacBook Air, iMac, and Mac mini have also seen price reductions.
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What "character" is more recognizable than the flattest reductions of common human states of feeling?
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Like Trump, Pence has slammed Obama for reductions in the size of the American military.
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"It's tough to show the same level of emission reductions at full scale," he said.
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Non-OPEC Russia will also join output reductions for the first time in 15 years.
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Malloy also proposed an additional $13.6 million of reductions from judicial and legislative branches combined.
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There were also price reductions on must-have new releases like Red Dead Redemption 2.
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Salvini said the government was thinking of two or three tax reductions schemes for families.
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They stand in a circle, with maquettes, fragments, and reductions of the figures surrounding them.
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However, reductions in risk have not led to fewer women receiving double mastectomy, he added.
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Regulations, not carbon pricing, have been the main driver of California's carbon reductions to date.
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Given the pledged reductions total 212019,000 bpd, that equates to 101 percent compliance. Feb. Jan.
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Think of wasteful irrigation coming up against water limits and threatening reductions in food production.
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Emirates said the reductions will affect five of its 12 U.S. destinations, starting next month.
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Much of this increase would be offset by other reductions in public and private expenditures.
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They say the proposed reductions will make it more difficult for hospitals to deliver care.
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Its potentially reusable spacecraft seem to promise continuing reductions in launch costs in the future.
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The sharpest reductions came in Mexico (84 percent), Hungary (103 percent) and Ireland (73 percent).
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Reductions in staff mean that there is also more incentive to experiment with online programmes.
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It could not be learned whether GE plans other reductions in power operations in Europe.
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The biggest and most meaningful fix to ObamaCare is to authorize the cost-sharing reductions.
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The reductions would be two-phased, cutting sodium over two years and over 220 years.
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The tourism first industry boomed in the 1980s due to opportunities created by tax reductions.
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Still, Reagan never lost his tough edge even after meeting Gorbachev to negotiate arms reductions.
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By contrast, 48 percent said they oppose the troop withdrawals and reductions, the poll found.
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Among children with asthma, air-pollution reduction was consistently associated with reductions in respiratory symptoms.
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A significant number of the reductions will be made in its home market of Germany.
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It declined to say whether further reductions were planned or comment on the hiring freeze.
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Sales slipped 2.9 percent to 1 billion shekels due to discounts, promotions and price reductions.
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Several big banks this week reported slumping profits, and many are planning reductions and cutbacks.
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The report undercut the White House argument that tax reductions would effectively pay for themselves.
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Treatment of ovarian cancer has improved, too, but not significantly enough to explain these reductions.
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The Republican budget proposed roughly $85033 trillion in reductions to such programs over a decade.
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"We're seeing huge increases in output and reductions in the cost of delivery," he said.
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Mr. Kaine supports "targeted spending reductions" but wants to close tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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What it can't achieve through emissions reductions, it is attempting to achieve through creative accounting.
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Shipment Zero only commits to net carbon reductions, which allows us to continue to pollute.
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"Significant reductions in cost with no change in quality: That's called improved value," he said.
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Conversely, rate reductions mightn't be steep enough to make up for diminished credits or deductions.
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Also from the Tax Foundation, the biggest tax-liability reductions come to the middle class.
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The reductions are in an effort to restore the struggling business to profitability come 230.
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Without drastic reductions in emissions (or possibly risky geoengineering), global temperatures will continue to increase.
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The Paris Agreement is simply a series of individual targets for reductions in carbon emissions.
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Although disappointed by the 22.74 reductions, investors liked the upbeat projections for the coming year.
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But further reductions in enrollment are possible, particularly given the end of the individual mandate.
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They have already shown "significant reductions" in their imports of Iranian crude, according to Pompeo.
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He's kept the flow of money to health insurers for cost-sharing reductions shut off.
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It's getting more challenging to address the problem after more drastic reductions in earlier years.
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BOI UK's upgrade reflects further reductions in the bank's legacy commercial book and sound capitalisation.
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Good tax reform slashes individual rates so that reductions and loopholes are no longer necessary.
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While many of these civilians do essential work, there is still considerable room for reductions.
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The bank said it found it erred in how it calculated some of those reductions.
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Italy has been a world leader in its reductions of greenhouse gases in recent years.
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Nike is known for offering big bonuses for exceptional performances but also negotiating big reductions.
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The United States, history's largest polluter, is nowhere close to meeting its emissions reductions targets.
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Traffic boom BuzzFeed avoided layoffs through salary reductions, but that strategy isn't being implemented everywhere.
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It had laudable elements, including arms reductions and a ban on weapons of mass destruction.
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It has even been thought that baby-led weaning might lead to reductions in obesity.
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Research suggests that gatekeeper training is associated with reductions in youth suicide deaths and attempts.
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"The magnitude of those reductions predicted how bad their A.D.H.D. symptomatology was," Dr. Mahone said.
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The reductions in risk in those who took the Rotarix vaccine were not statistically significant.
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The two leaders signed treaties mandating historic reductions in their countries' nuclear and chemical weapons.
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That's how they can extract substantial reductions relative to prices paid in the United States.
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A few companies, including Royal Dutch Shell and BP, are linking compensation to emissions reductions.
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All five banks received separate 10 percent reductions for acknowledging their participation in the cartels.
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His reductions in perks and allowances for state employees were reversed after almost seven months.
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But there have also been stunning reductions in the cost of solar and wind power.
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This can happen if cuts lead to reductions in workers who perform important clinical functions.
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Unacast uses reductions in travel for an index of how well people are socially isolating.
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Polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, are linked to reductions in children's intelligence and alterations in behavior.
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Yesterday, United Airlines also announced drastic schedule reductions for both its domestic and international operations.
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All 3,400 field office staff reductions since 2010 have come through attrition, Mr. Hinkle said.
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Although the reductions are not automatic, nearly 3,000 inmates could be affected by this change.
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The package included rent reductions for government housing, extra social security payments and school subsidies.
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The reductions would be small, perhaps 4 percent or less on average, the study said.
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The broader reductions follow moves recently announced by Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd and British Airways.
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The current egotiations with China should now include further tariff reductions made by both sides.
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"In fact, we have a little battle cry: 'No reductions on your deductions,' " he said.
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Halliburton Co shares gained 6.4% after the oilfield services provider detailed further planned cost reductions.
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The researchers found that it would most likely lead to reductions that were too gradual.
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A majority of those reductions would happen in the next two years, the bank said.
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Negotiated contracts could end up with health insurance benefits increasing without offsetting reductions in salary.
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"Those reductions were much larger for poor children than for richer children," Ms. Currie said.
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The plan would harness the power of the market to drive emissions reductions at scale.
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Others, including the U.S. State Department, seek to improve global security before pursuing additional reductions.
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Technology was heavily discounted last year, with notable reductions on Amazon tablets, iPads, and smartphones.
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But investors looking for meaningful clues about the likelihood of future reductions were left disappointed.
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He also said cheap oil was forcing supply reductions that would help rebalance the market.
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The Paris Agreement calls for each country to set voluntary targets for reductions in GHGs.
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It is more likely he will agree to incremental reductions and call it a victory.
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Nonetheless, Imaz says these emissions reductions are good for business — at least in the longterm.
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He also noted the Federal Reserve's three rate reductions in 2019 under Chairman Jerome Powell.
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The study does show, however, that there have been major reductions in sepsis since 1990.
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Troop reductions have prompted the rushed closure of five additional bases since peacekeepers left Pinga.
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The person familiar with this year's plan said those reductions will largely remain in place.
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The reductions will be phased in through 2020 using early retirement and other voluntary measures.
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Office of Management and Budget officials have not specified where the overall reductions would occur.
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Families with incomes over $200,000 would receive 84.6 percent of the tax reductions in 2026.
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He says there's more to think about than global gains in greenhouse gas emissions reductions.
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The United States wanted far larger reductions in the number of boots on the ground.
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Samsung has launched its Black Friday sale with cost reductions on mobiles, TVs, and watches.
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Sustained reductions in problem assets resulting in lower impairment needs would strengthen internal capital generation.
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These reductions would be enough to expect a meaningful improvement in performance in race conditions.
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If you have convergence in both those things, you're going to have reductions in trade.
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But reductions during Obama's remaining less than 10 months in office are unlikely, he said.
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Various other research has also indicated little impact or small reductions in crime after slowdowns.
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Both approaches would lead to major reductions in the number of Americans covered by Medicaid.
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The key drivers of this additional growth are rate reductions and full expensing for businesses.
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While seasonal run cuts for work are common, reductions for purely economic reasons are rare.
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Far from discouraging climate action, more talk about geoengineering could increase support for emissions reductions.
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He said analyses that show smaller emissions reductions than the Clean Power Plan are unfair.
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That's in addition to Cal Fire's regularly scheduled prescribed burns and fuel reductions, he added.
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Thus, small expansions in overall centrifuge numbers could translate to disproportionate reductions in breakout time.
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But Nyathi knows that the impact from emissions reductions can't come from here in Zimbabwe.
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They are expecting to hear from the landlord this week about possible further rent reductions.
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Some states have seen much bigger reductions in the share of the uninsured than others.
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The legislation changed sentencing laws, prompting 800 sentencing reductions already, according to the Justice Department.
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And they point out that delaying rapid reductions arguably makes the overall task more difficult.
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But it's not impossible — and the budget still calls for another $85 billion in reductions.
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Without accompanying spending reductions, the budget would hugely expand the deficit, according to some estimates.
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But countries could get even bigger reductions on top of that by shifting their diets.
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Through subsidies, known as cost-sharing reductions, the federal government helps insurers offset these cuts.
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Such deep reductions in discretionary spending would inevitably have devastating effects on public schools in all but the wealthiest communities, almost undoubtedly causing teacher layoffs, larger class sizes, reductions in engaging courses and extracurricular activities, and less support for students struggling to afford college.
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But at least half experienced reductions of 213 parts per billion (ppb) in annual average concentrations of nitrogen dioxide, as well as reductions of 8.9 ppb ozone, 8.1 micrograms of PM2.5 per cubic meter of air (ug/m3), and 4 ug/m3 of PM10.
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With its two revolvers, which were announced last week, Johnson Controls is prioritizing several Key Performance Indicators (KPI) including goals on employee safety, greenhouse gas emissions reductions from energy efficiency and renewable energy customer projects, as well as greenhouse gas emissions reductions from internal operations.
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But the centerpiece, according to campaign advisers, will be a version 2.0 of Obama's Clean Power Plan (which Trump has also rolled back), targeting 80 percent power-sector carbon reductions by 2028, as well as sharp reductions in local pollutants like SO2 and NOx.
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In June, the Trump administration trotted out its replacement for Obama's signature climate change regulation, which eliminates state-specific carbon dioxide emissions reductions and replaces them with a narrower plan enabling states to upgrade the efficiency of power plants to drive carbon dioxide reductions.
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A way to avoid this is to create an accounting rule which would ensure that emissions reductions generated in one place cannot be counted both by the party generating the cuts and the country using those reductions toward its own target under the Paris Agreement.
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She said many who joined the administration with high expectations for arms reductions now feel disillusioned.
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Two other policies that have contributed to carbon emissions reductions appear to be on surer footing.
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Signaling further capex and costs reductions would boost investor confidence in the stock, according to Whall.
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It's hard to imagine cuts of that scale occurring without major reductions in services or programming.
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Tax reductions, regulations, confidence levels are the highest in 18 years, really soon to be historic.
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The reductions are part of a restructuring plan that the company says will save $6 billion.
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However, gains were limited by continuing investor doubt that OPEC producers would adhere to output reductions.
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EPA sets the best system of emission reductions and then states set the standards of performance.
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This will make it worth fighting for carbon reductions, no matter how warm the planet gets.
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Mr. Portale hits the accents harder, and underlines the heartier flavors with reductions and other tactics.
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He noted that the bank was reinvesting the savings made from branch closures and staff reductions.
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Experts worry it could lead to unintended consequences, political favoritism and/or no actual emission reductions.
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"Significant capacity reductions and large-scale layoffs could worsen the nation's domestic demand outlook," he warned.
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Tax reductions, regulations, confidence levels are the highest in 18 years -- really, soon to be historic.
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They had the greatest reductions in sugary beverage intake and larger improvements in their metabolic health.
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They say years of budget reductions have decimated public school systems in favor of tax cuts.
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GE Capital continued to reduce its liabilities, completing $1.1 billion in asset reductions in the quarter.
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Both are under U.S. sanctions and exempt from the voluntary reductions under the OPEC-led deal.
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This is the FCC's second action on disclosures for "unlimited" data plans subject to speed reductions.
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Mattis also reportedly opposed the reductions to the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan Trump has sought.
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So in October 2018, Faraday Future began a series of rolling layoffs, furloughs, and salary reductions.
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That flexibility, he added, applied as well to the monthly reductions to the Fed's balance sheet.
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Tax increases and spending reductions were expected once a government was formed following April 22019 elections.
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Those better margins have also come from about $1.4 billion in cost reductions during Joly's tenure.
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Western conservatives, meanwhile, praised the reductions, saying they would be a boon to the local economy.
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The ones most benefitted by abandoning our carbon reductions pledges, are no surprise, fossil fuel companies.
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"We're seeing reductions in the mid-teens in terms of overnight adjustments to value, " he said.
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After all, the market already is pricing in at least reductions this year and probably three.
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Earlier, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said tax reductions would be paid for by faster economic growth.
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In the best-case scenario, that incremental improvement translates to carbon emissions reductions of 33 percent.
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Eating less beef resulted in pollution reductions equal to removing 210 million cars from U.S. roads.
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She said Trump's across-the-board tax cuts would "explode" the U.S. deficit with revenue reductions.
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CORPORATE TAX RATE REDUCTIONS TO MAKE US MORE COMPETITIVE ON A WORLD STAGE WOULD BE HELPFUL.
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But Iraqi officials have been stressing that reductions - both in production and exports - would be made.
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Reality check: That's true, but most of those reductions occurred long before Trump was in office.
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Some analysts said they were disappointed that more progress on cost reductions were not being made.
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"That skews against Republicans because of course [with] tax cuts, you get tax reductions," he said.
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Three who previously predicted no change in the policy rate now expect a reductions in rates.
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Even the cost-sharing reductions to insurers — which Republicans bemoaned as an illegal "bailout" — are restored.
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In setting its goal, the United States factored in emissions reductions achieved through Obama-era rules.
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I was a little surprised by the prominent role of the industrial sector in emission reductions.
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With investors focused on central bank guidance for any further rate reductions, trading was predictably quiet.
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Those reductions in production capacity triggered a frenzied price rally and depleted domestic stockpiles this year.
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The emissions reductions required to meet the 1.5°C goal are drastic and would be costly.
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In a speech at the Boao Forum for Asia he offered tariff reductions on car imports.
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The Fed also signaled it may slow or end reductions to its $4 trillion balance sheet.
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"I don't know if it is so much reductions," he said on "Squawk Alley " on Thursday.
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Stronger economic growth anticipated from those tax reductions was premised in part on higher business investment.
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Halliburton Co shares gained 5.4% after the oilfield services provider detailed plans of further cost reductions.
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We continue to expect 50 basis point rate cut and 400bp reserve ratio reductions this year.
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He added that oil and gas companies could only to manage the downturn through cost reductions.
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Inslee would set milestones for three sectors that could drive major reductions: power, transportation, and buildings.
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Reductions of 0.7 to 1.5 percent are basically a rounding error, within the margin of error.
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Making any sort of significant carbon emission reductions will still help our future cause, perhaps mightily.
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With the economy slowing, 41 percent of European firms are planning cost cuts, including staff reductions.
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And those adjustments or those reductions in the cuts are about 22016 percent of the budget.
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"Steady reductions in sea ice are opening new passageways and new opportunities for trade," he continued.
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E.ON boss Johannes Teyssen said he was hopeful the reductions could be done without forced layoffs.
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Office of Management and Budget officials have not specified where the overall budget reductions would occur.
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Already companies are embracing the burgeoning 5G technology, which promises ultra-high speeds and cost reductions.
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In the meantime, hundreds of communities have suffered air service reductions as the pilot shortage worsens.
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Japan's 38.5 percent beef tariff fell under CPTPP to around 27 percent, with further reductions coming.
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"I do not see any way philosophically they can continue the cost-sharing [reductions]," Scully said.
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Here's what is happening: Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing noise reductions for airplanes.
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That has forced reductions in staffing, classes and school days in the more poorly financed districts.
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Many of the supporters, however, want Trump to change the nonbinding emissions reductions that Obama promised.
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The threat of the output reductions also boosted Shanghai Futures Exchange copper by nearly 2 percent.
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But all four of those reductions also followed cuts in August – clearly not applicable to 2017.
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But the never-implemented plan sought only 28503 percent emission reductions from 22019 levels by 2030.
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That will help avoid triggering reductions in the amount of water allotted to Arizona and Nevada.
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They incentivize emissions reductions wherever and however they can be achieved at the lowest possible cost.
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In exchange, retirees agreed to pension reductions, and the city relinquished its claims to the art.
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Without accompanying spending reductions, the tax cuts would hugely expand the deficit, according to some estimates.
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Sure. Do a lot of the EPA reductions aim at reducing the focus on climate science?
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Kenny did not say whether the production cuts would lead to workforce reductions at other facilities.
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Garland said the reductions in production would be needed to reduce oversupply in refined product markets.
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In 2027, that would extend to all income groups under $75,000, as individual tax reductions expire.
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Mr Zhang was released from jail in 2013 after two sentence reductions, according to court records.
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Ford was among several automakers that posted sharp reductions in sales during August compared with 123.
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Waiting to act only deepens the challenge and increases the cost and pace of reductions needed.
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Automakers want lower requirements, while clean-air advocates are pushing for big reductions in vehicle emissions.
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Pfizer instead needs to "make a firm and clear commitment" to permanent price reductions, Baldwin wrote.
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Over time these reductions would compound and hurt, but they would not rattle Iran in 2018.
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ConocoPhillips made the reserve reductions at the Surmont, Foster Creek, Christina Lake and Narrow Lakes projects.
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The cuts can be avoided through increased revenue, benefit reductions or some combination of the two.
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"Steady reductions in sea ice are opening new passageways and new opportunities for trade," he enthused.
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Meanwhile, seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage will see premium increases of $245 dollars and benefit reductions.
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Regardless, the Bush tax reductions borrowed heavily from the supply-side ideology that underpinned Reagan's cuts.
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And critics of spending reductions have argued that proposed cutbacks have resulted in low agency morale.
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My review of trade research pegs roughly 25 percent of current trade to NAFTA tariff reductions.
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These would be the largest tax cuts for the wealthy since the Reagan reductions of 1986.
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E.ON boss Johannes Teyssen has said he hopes job reductions can be done without forced redundancies.
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The 203 budget is still under discussion but we expect further reductions in non-current expenditure.
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"We have been implementing tax cuts and fee reductions on a massive scale in recent years".
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The bill came in reaction to President Trump's threats to end these cost sharing reductions (CSRs).
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" He said these cost reductions "are more than belt-tightening efforts in response to the downturn.
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The study estimated the economic benefit from these reductions could be as high as $570 billion.
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" "The State Department has the ability to issue waivers around significant reductions in the oil markets.
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On the plus side, EBITDA was 21%(~26m) better than expected as cost reductions drove upside.
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HSBC's reliable profit generation and expected relief from further RWA reductions allow it to return capital.
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Redeye analyst Greger Johansson said the firm will probably need to look overseas for further reductions.
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The figures come against a backdrop of steady crime reductions nationally during the last 25 years.
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The billions of dollars in lost revenue were not offset by program reductions or alternative revenues.
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He said national hoarding can lead to overall reductions in production, product scarcity and price increases.
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The U.S. Clean Air Act is widely regarded as having produced large reductions in air pollution.
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However, the RBA left limited room for more reductions, raising the possibility of unconventional policy easing.
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Its central economic policy objective — steep reductions in the taxation of high-income families — is unpopular.
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Also, interventions that reduce thin-ideal internalization have been associated with reductions in eating disorder symptoms.
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We now know that most of the emission reductions CPP targeted were going to happen anyway.
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Each of these efforts has been tied to measurable reductions in the cost of medical care.
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There were reductions in urinary and surgical infections, but not in pneumonia or C. diff infections.
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Trump has been making veiled threats against those subsidies, known as cost-sharing reductions, all month.
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"The backdrop for employment appears skewed towards net workforce reductions in the next year," he added.
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The reductions follow an executive order by President Donald Trump last week to ban non-U.
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He said reductions in crew size have led to workweeks of 100 hours for some sailors.
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Internationally, bag fees have resulted in reductions ranging from 50% to 53%, according to the report.
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The reductions are unlikely to affect benefits, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Not so in many red states, where schools saw reductions in both state and local funding.
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Using macroeconomic modeling, they show that the necessary reductions in energy demand are unprecedented and implausible.
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This will be true for most workers affected by coronavirus-related layoffs and reductions in work.
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YouTube TV hasn't indicated that any price reductions will result due to Sinclair pulling its networks.
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Bullard voted against two rate reductions because he wanted the Fed to cut even more aggressively.
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Additionally, the federal government would be able to negotiate drug prices, leading to substantial cost reductions.
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But the coronavirus has slammed demand, forcing the cartel to consider even deeper reductions in output.
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Income reductions are also linked to changes in brain structure that suggest premature aging, researchers report.
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He has also extracted more than $30 million in fee reductions from some managers who remain.
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However, history shows that central bank balance sheet reductions are often bumpy and lead to recessions.
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We can achieve far greater and faster emissions reductions if environmentalists and energy companies work together.
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The V.A. has leaned in hard to the Housing First principle and has seen huge reductions.
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Several airlines have canceled flights to other cities in China or announced reductions in their service.
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For those interviewed here, changing their diet was one of several reductions in their carbon footprint.
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Neighborhoods where pollution levels were highest in 1993 experienced the greatest reductions, the study team notes.
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The countries have had trouble negotiating reportedly because China is calling for more reductions in tariffs.
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The U.S. also expelled 15 Cuban diplomats from Washington to match the staff reductions in Havana.
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It should consider actual reductions in spending, not simply cuts in the rate of spending growth.
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Through partnerships with insurers like Pacific Blue Cross the company provides co-insurance reductions for prescriptions.
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The cancellations and reductions in service can be felt as far as Europe and North America.
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And 399 individuals with average annual income of $33,326 experienced two or more substantial income reductions.
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The USDA reported net export sales reductions of U.S. beef for 2019, a marketing-year low.
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How would you ensure that those negotiations actually yielded the reductions in costs that you predict?
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However, the U.S. may well achieve its pledged greenhouse emission reductions, regardless of the Paris agreement.
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As a result, the CFPB secured $183 million in loan forgiveness and loan reductions for victims.
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"Very important, the GOP must make these reductions retroactive to the beginning of 2017," he wrote.
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Tax reductions, regulations, confidence levels are the highest in 18 years — really, soon to be historic.
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The success of the pact will depend on individual countries' appetites for bold, concrete emissions reductions.
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Medicaid expansion is responsible for about half of the health law's recent reductions in the uninsured.
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However, Modi did not commit to any reductions in fossil fuel use or greenhouse gas emissions.
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"CP's proposed merger would result in massive job reductions of United States rail workers," Scardelletti wrote.
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One found electricity reductions in Norway and Sweden, while another saw increased electricity demand in Indiana.
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The ministry also said that global commodities markets face pressure from reductions in overcapacity in 2016.
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Several of them described being under pressure make the labor reductions prescribed by Starbucks' software system.
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Disney plans to make reductions at ABC's broadcast network, news, television production studio and local stations.
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He said the company expects to extend the price reductions to more product categories and markets.
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Most of those savings would have come from reductions in the need for nursing home care.
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The criminal investigations unit has also suffered staff reductions, resulting in fewer cases, prosecutions and convictions.
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The job reductions at the Brownstown plant are in addition to cuts GM announced last month.
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First, the bill incorporates those most impacted by national monument reductions and designations into the discussion.
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All three approaches would result in meaningful reductions in the number of Americans with health coverage.
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"I think what China's expectation is, is you have future phases and future reductions," said Lighthizer.
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The past 30 years have seen dramatic reductions in crime and incarceration in New York City.
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Graf added that the company will restrict hiring and implement reductions to its Express air network.
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Cooperating witnesses are incentivized to provide truthful information and testimony through the possibility of sentencing reductions.
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The House Ways and Means Committee moved that package of tax reductions through the legislative process.
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The company said cost reductions and stronger Europe and Asian sales are helping its bottom line.
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Since the end of the Cold War, verifiable nuclear arms reductions have been a bipartisan priority.
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Nevada and the District of Columbia, though, would undergo the highest reductions— 22% and 24%, respectively.
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The other key topic in this week's FOMC statement was the prospect of balance sheet reductions.
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Best of all, it's a simple process that avoids the trauma often associated with budget reductions.
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It has been over seven years since the two powers held serious nuclear arms reductions talks.
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Legislation authorizing sentence reductions in old cases has passed in California and the District of Columbia.
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Legislation authorizing sentence reductions in old cases has passed in California and the District of Columbia.
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Tensions abound, including over sharp reductions in how much Americans may save in 26(k) accounts.
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Best Buy also plans an additional $1 billion in cost reductions and efficiencies by fiscal 2025.
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"The health benefits and the energy reductions are going to need to go hand in hand."
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The other 19993 percent of the people would get deep reductions in their federal income taxes.
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Others showed reductions, but not enough to meet the requirements for taxpayer subsidies, the study said.
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Mandatory reductions will continue across the state through October unless the state revises regulations before then.
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"Many of the 'easier' wins in sodium reduction had already been leveraged by 2012: lowering sodium in certain products, by modest amounts, is technically much easier than larger reductions or reductions in other types of products," Mozaffarian, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Solutions: align policies to ensure that they target broad reductions in emissions, not merely reductions in energy use in particular sectors; get the state public utility commission (CPUC) to start official proceedings on a transition away from natural gas; and offer local governments support and education.
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" Johnson of Johns Hopkins concurred, citing his studies: "For either [cancer-related end-of-life anxiety] or smoking cessation treatment, we found that the degree of mystical experience … is predictive of long-term beneficial effects — of reductions in anxiety and depression [and] reductions in cigarette smoking.
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The minor budget reductions — like the 6 percent cuts to the NWS — might pass under the radar.
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Of that, Russia pledged to cut 24.311,24.409 bpd, with 21.4,58.533 bpd of reductions in the first quarter.
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They envision at least $300 million in cost reductions, including through eliminating "duplicative" corporate and operational roles.
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The analysis revealed "statistically and economically meaningful reductions in prescription drug use" in states with medical weed.
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The central bank cut reserve requirements for lenders four times in 2018, with further reductions widely expected.
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Bank Indonesia (BI) has hinted at more reductions even after cutting its main policy rate on Oct.
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The reductions amount to 93 percent compliance, according to a Reuters calculation based on the OPEC figures.
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Instead, reductions in crime seem to be about proportional to increases in the size of police forces.
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"I am convinced we will see more reductions across the value chain of the technology," he said.
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Buybacks could become an even bigger business, if the whole business of tax reductions become a reality.
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However, confronting them could actually lead to reductions in greenhouse gas emissions while also addressing economic inequalities.
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Blood pressure reductions were most significant for those who started exercising within six months of their stroke.
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One recent study started to get a handle on how long those grey matter reductions stick around.
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Fiscal support is more likely in the form of tax reductions, uh, especially for individuals and SMEs.
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He barely looked, for instance, at the possibilities for renewable natural gas or reductions in jet fuel.
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The company has toyed with reductions to make it more appealing to Prime members in the past.
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