JUST LIKE A LOCAL FURNITURE COMMERCIAL -- SLASH THIS, SLASH THAT, AND SLASH THOSE PRICES!
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Aura is my hair hero slash color ninja slash mane magician.
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"Definitely the mustache-wax parlor slash art gallery slash microbrewery," he says.
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The puck-shaped carrying case slash charger slash battery makes great sense.
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Maybe don't slash taxes by $211 trillion — slash taxes by $212 trillion, instead.
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This April, the multitalented chef slash restaurateur slash New York Times bestselling author,slash Emmy Award-winning TV host slash Mayor of Flavortown is curating the BBQ lineup at Stagecoach, a country music festival going down this weekend in Indio, California.
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Enter: the dessert display slash photo backdrop slash FOMO-inducing theme of our dreams.
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Well, on jobs, Mr. Trump will slash taxes, slash regulations and rewrite all trade deals.
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"So what I do, if I say, 'The Democratic presidential town hall is tonight on CNN,' I'll say: 'The presidential town hall, slash, is on CNN tonight, slash, it's going to have the following people, slash, Anderson Cooper is going to speak, slash," Biden said.
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"So what I do, if I say, 'The Democratic presidential town hall is tonight on CNN,' I'll say: 'The presidential town hall, slash, is on CNN tonight, slash, it's going to have the following people, slash, Anderson Cooper is going to speak, slash," Biden said.
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It's surprising, because a large part of the population doesn't read slash, and doesn't understand slash.
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There is slash about good looking puppets from a 1960s children's show and there's no UFC slash.
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She really became a mother figure and he really became a son-slash-confidant-slash-good friend.
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Once the East Campus of an IBM chip-manufacturing plant, the 300 sprawling acres are being repurposed by the Connecticut-based National Resources as a tech-slash-retail-slash-hotel-slash-residential complex.
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Slash will keep all his guitars and any musical compositions he owns ... with future proceeds belonging to Slash.
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The dating-slash-friendship-slash-networking app is hoping to sell users on various types of upward mobility.
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So it's basically a fashion-boutique slash haunted-house slash slasher movie, set mostly in Paris and London.
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Even in South Africa, no self-respecting luxury hostel is complete without a cafe slash coffee shop slash bar.
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He was far behind schedule on "Matthias Buchinger: 'The Greatest German Living,' " a biography-slash-collecting memoir-slash-catalogue.
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Netflix's comedy slash drama slash animated existential crisis is proudly weird, deeply funny, and surprisingly harrowing, all at once.
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In case you needed yet another reminder of how hot Jennifer Lopez is (or a reminder of how she continues to defy her age at 46) the singer-slash-actress-slash-dancer-slash-designer-slash-life-goals-ambassador hit the NBC Upfronts in a tiny white dress with an impressively complicated bodice.
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I see a lot of this in my day job: I'm an engineer (slash manager, slash principal, slash whatever) at HappyFunCorp, a software consultancy — and startups often come to us with the Startup Software Quality Problem.
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The 220 wedding of Chinese actress-slash-model-slash-singer Angelababy received attention for its supposed $22017 million price tag.
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The first time I was referred to as a member of the "slash generation," I wanted to slash someone's tires.
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It comes from a choice to slash taxes for corporations and the super-rich and slash services on everybody else.
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The New York City (slash Brooklyn, slash Queens, slash North Jersey) heavy music scene is awash in talent, ambition, and weird noises, but in my somewhat humble opinion, Sunrot is sitting pretty at the top of the heap.
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You hold the trigger down to fire an endless hail of bullets at the Behemoth, while your buddies slash and slash.
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She actually got her start in fanfiction through Lord of the Rings slash stories ("slash" means there's a male/male pairing).
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" Lisa Kudrow, who played eccentric musician-slash-masseuse-slash-vegetarian Phoebe Buffay, said, "We might be in different places but we are connected.
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There's also the case of Dr. Nicky, Beck's therapist-slash-fling (unethical!) and Joe's therapist-slash-mark upon whom he framed Beck's murder.
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It's so hot in the cafe-slash-waiting room-slash-gift shop, I'm almost sick to my stomach after sniffing a Yankee Candle.
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Um... Infowars is also another fringe conspiracy website, slash video channel, slash podcast, that uh recently has been removed from a bunch of platforms.
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It was mentally hard work, in a way that sessions with none of my other lifestyle-slash-well-being-slash-self-improvement experts had been.
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And I think he was talking about Google very specifically, and if not, slash Facebook, slash Apple, but that very few people control a lot of computing.
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Chef Brandon Baltzley and his co-chef-slash-wife-slash-baby-mama Laura Higgins-Baltzley are in the kitchen preparing dinner at their 18-seat seat restaurant.
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As I mentioned, we had access to The Langham Lounge, which had the cozy feel of a living-room-slash-private-dining-room-slash-co-working-space.
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"My roommate slash best friend slash NYU alum, Rachel, who is also friends with Maggie, she and I got home and watched and were just screaming," Mendes explains.
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It's the flea market slash estate sale slash auction dream to find a piece of old luggage with more than just mothballs or torn lining preserved inside, right?
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The season finale of HBO's breathtaking Watchmen sequel-slash-adaptation-slash-remix-slash-whatever airs Sunday night, finally giving us answers to the questions that have plagued us for weeks, like what the Millennium Clock actually does and who, exactly, is getting greased up and sliding around the Tusla sewers.
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After nearly 40 years, the print issues of Slash have been anthologized into a book, Slash: A Punk Magazine From Los Angeles, 19773–80, released by Hat & Beard Press.
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"Sometimes, you need a monster," Bruce tells his tireless butler slash best friend slash confidante, suiting up in an entirely different fashion for a fundraiser being held at Wayne Manor.
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As Shattenkirk understands it, a player can slash at the bottom third of an opponent's stick, but a slash higher on the stick, closer to the hands, will be penalized.
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Slash is slamming the door on his ex-wife, Perla Ferrar ... blocking her from their son's huge Hollywood performance -- opening for Slash -- but it looks like she's totally ignoring the ban.
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Adding that additional directional layer to For Honor changes it from a standard hack-and-slash game to a hybrid hack-and-slash/fighting game and makes fights feel incredibly personal.
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According to the new report, Jax, a model-slash-actor-slash-waiter, is getting seriously serious with his girlfriend Brittany (like, going to hang out with her family in Kentucky serious).
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If it looks like Chris is breathing a deep sigh of relief -- you try sitting across a breakfast table from the ex-Governor slash Conan the Barbarian slash 7-time Mr. Olympia.
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The film, called The Art of the Deal: The Movie after Trump's 1987 bestselling book, stars Depp and a fantastic golden wig as the business mogul-slash-political candidate-slash-ego incarnate.
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The proof is in the way her skin and hair always manages to look damn near flawless — despite the jam-packed schedule that comes with being a model-slash-actress-slash-new mom.
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Chrissy Teigen is the kind of #BirthTruther we can get behind: The model-slash-cookbook-author-slash-down-AF-lady has already bared her makeup-free and bumpy skin for all on Snapchat.
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All of that being said, New York is also a place like nowhere else, largely due to its vibrant and incredibly resilient arts community (we see you, artist slash DJ slash barista friends).
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The electorate has not endorsed her plan to slash immigration.
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The administration wants to significantly slash funding for scientific research.
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Dow plans to slash costs by $300 million this year.
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Oh, and the confusing, unnecessary double slash in web addresses?
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The government proposes to slash public spending by 10 percent.
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Here's the final slash line for the company's report today:
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Slash your electric bill Do you have a programmable thermostat?
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Those "slash my wrists" comments weren't taken out of context.
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Mr Trump's proposed budget would slash foreign aid more generally.
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The company did, however, slash its guidance for the year.
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Nathan Deal wanted to slash the program during the recession.
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Many have already announced they will slash thousands more jobs.
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Fossil fuel producers may resist efforts to slash emissions quickly.
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Le Pen has also promised to radically slash legal immigration.
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The move to slash Verizon's purchase price was long expected.
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You know, just like with every other type of slash.
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Slash died in San Francisco (and was revived by paramedics).
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President Trump plans to slash labor funding by 21 percent.
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Some investors, however, want the project to slash more costs.
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She set out to seriously slash her intake on Jan.
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This year's plan would slash $3.7 trillion over 10 years.
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Trump recently vowed to slash funding for clean energy research.
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His budget will slash our diplomatic capacity by a third.
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MedPAC's recommendations, however, slash expenditures regardless of the patient impact.
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In pieces ... So you cut them up and slash them?
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The Republicans could still slash regulations and buy more missiles.
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Either that, or insurers will have to slash some benefits.
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You kind of hack and slash your way through there.
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Oxy will slash its dividend 86 percent, to 11 cents.
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Therefore, they concluded, we must slash spending on the poor.
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Maybe you could slash the pay of bankers and traders.
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Oh, if you write slash, you have hit the jackpot.
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Ironically, Trump's 2018 budget proposal looks to slash NIH funding.
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The Department of Education is eyeing a $9.2 billion slash.
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Talk about welfare queens driving Cadillacs, then slash income taxes.
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Hunt plans to slash corporation tax and spend on defence.
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You'll then see the message appear without the slash command.
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Royal Brass and Rubber Trivet by Slash Objects, $78, slashobjects.com.
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After all, you can only slash your expenses so much.
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There's something else you should slash from your life: complaints.
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Some were forced to slash employees and shelve growth plans.
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"It is shortsighted to slash foreign aid and diplomacy," Sen.
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All of them would reduce government spending and slash coverage.
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A decisive chop of hand on sleeve signaled a slash.
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WE HEAR: Slash is getting ready to rock the Capitol.
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Some Republican lawmakers are eager to slash where they can.
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"I'm a designer slash artist for the Everyman," he said.
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"The internet made slash more accessible in general," said Loup.
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The Nine-Nine's Jake (Samberg), for example, is a childish goof-slash-ace detective; his former partner Stevie (Damon Wayans Jr.), who works at the Nine-Eight, is a childish goof-slash-dirty cop.
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Then we started to get mail where people were like a slash character and then spelling out the word, and then it was all ... Right, we had a slash, we got rid of it.
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Great Market Hall:At this indoor grocery store slash eatery slash souvenir mega shop, you can taste all the Hungarian meats, cheeses, and pastries you want — and maybe walk away with a lace tablecloth or two.
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It's a Pepsi slash Nestle slash big corporation problem at its core, but experts from the Ocean Conservancy say that small personal changes — like carrying a reusable water bottle — can make a world of difference.
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Turns out ... when Perla married Slash in 2001, she was still married to another dude, so Slash thinks she's a bigamist who had no right to share in his earnings during their 13-year marriage.
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Interviews with a few of Vine's most popular creators on Friday show one common theme: Vine was a place for people with talents across different disciplines — it allowed artists-slash-comedians-slash-musicians to flourish.
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The retailer may be reluctant to slash its prices too low.
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We slash taxes for working families and saved our family farms.
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Slash 69% off now and get the ICON for just $59.99.
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A 25% levy, meanwhile, would slash Constellation Brands' profit by 19%.
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The shift could transform lawyers' work and slash costs for clients.
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And then over here is more health slash personal stuff. Jewelry.
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One of his first moves was to slash taxes on wealth.
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And it would slash some taxes that only hit the wealthy.
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The party manifestos all contain vague promises to slash public debt.
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Here's the final slash line for the company's earnings report today:
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Jeremy Hunt wants to slash corporation tax from 19% to 12.5%.
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McKinsey predicts autonomous deliveries will slash retailers' shipping costs by 40%.
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You hack, you slash, and robots stylishly blow up around you.
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But Suarez didn't want to talk about the kid's slash lines.
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The turmoil forced Zozo to slash its profit outlook in January.
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Some market watchers continue to slash their forecasts for oil prices.
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Jamie the former blogger become a billionaire author slash undercover spy.
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And Lil Wayne will slash a boy for like a fraction.
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Borrowers flocked to the leveraged loan market to slash borrowing costs.
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Alexandra: I probably started reading slash at around 13 or 14.
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G.O.A.T guitarist Slash followed up with a more self-effacing take.
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Many hotels, shops, and restaurants have been forced to slash prices.
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In contrast, a House bill would slash the corporate rate immediately.
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Slash the option if you are as broke as we are.
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Should it be OK to slash one, but not the other?
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Slash and Perla bought the mansion in 2009 for $7.3 million.
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No. When we signed to Slash, we got worldwide big time.
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Brands no longer trust that department stores won't slash product prices.
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High-efficiency coal technologies that slash emissions are available and proven.
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Still, Chevron is aiming to slash its expenses by $1 billion.
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A: Depp, Perry, Slash AND Duff McKagan shredding on stage together!
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They slash them with machetes, and they stab them with knives.
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They slash wait times, allowing travelers to see and do more.
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Restaurants and bars were commanded to slash their occupancy by half.
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Lowes, a retailer, recently said it would slash thousands of jobs.
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It is expected to slash its 2020 growth forecast from 2.8%.
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Does this mean Johnson is preparing to slash workers&apos rights?
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But a slash in the IRS budget has dragged the investigation.
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Adecoagro wants to slash logistics costs, boosting its margins and competitiveness.
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Employing remote workers could also slash real estate costs, he said.
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It cut some 1,500 jobs in an effort to slash costs.
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Slash the sugary carbs too, including candy and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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First and foremost, Trump wanted to slash the U.S. trade deficit.
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Use the code 20SAVE20 to slash that price down to $159.20.
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One Trump fundraiser was all it took to slash SoulCycle's attendance
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We can guarantee America's safety if we slash our safety net.
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GE said late last year it would slash 12,000 power jobs.
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The plan would eliminate entire programs and slash the federal workforce.
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The budget would slash Medicaid by hundreds of billions of dollars.
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First, the elephant in the room: Yes, we're losing the slash.
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Despite the uncoupling, the bad blood is still very real -- in fact, Slash has told Perla she's persona non grata at the Hollywood Palladium Tuesday night, where London and his band are opening up for Slash.
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The model and activist made headlines earlier this month when she debuted the words "Bash Slash" -- devoted to her sons "Bash" (for Sebastian Taylor) and "Slash" (for Electric Alexander Edwards) -- in cursive letters just below her hairline.
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After these two zines, there's no record of any slash being published in Star Wars fandom between 1982 and 1992 — the year two different multi-fandom zines, Dyad and Homosapien, each published separate Star Wars slash fics.
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Trump has sought repeatedly to slash funding for foreign aid and diplomacy.
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How will it repeal Obamacare and eviscerate Medicaid funding and slash Medicare?
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So they're going to cut and slash first and ask questions later.
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This toy encourages young children to "slash" like Marvel's character Black Panther.
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Remember when a slash of Russian Red was considered a "bold lip"?
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But the nation's soaring debt will complicate any effort to slash taxes.
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Solutions brought about by legaltech can help control costs and slash spending.
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Trade deals tend to slash other countries' tariffs more than American ones.
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Most banks need to slash costs and get rid of dud loans.
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"That's what he does: bunt and slash," said Reds manager Bryan Price.
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You can slash 50% off now and get it for just $39.95.
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The extra revenue could be used to slash the corporate-tax rate.
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Slash-and-burn methods remain common in parts of Asia as well.
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Model slash entrepreneur Dolly Castro's best muscle is in her smile -- KIDDING!!
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But it may also provide an excuse to slash the labour force.
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AB InBev last year said it would slash its dividend by half.
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Toothbrushes are included in that list, and it's really weird slash awesome.
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In the past four decades they have helped slash America's abortion rate.
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The robots are also slash-proof, dust-proof, and can withstand water.
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The Trump administration has sought to slash the deficit by $200 billion.
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Many countries ran deficits rather than slash their generous domestic spending programmes.
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Being rich and successful before 30 (slash, at all) as Ellen becomes?
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Separately, Ford announced plans to slash 12,000 jobs in Europe by 2020.
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Chie Nozawa of Toyo University compares it to slash-and-burn farming.
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"I'm terrified-slash-excited," the singer told Billboard in their latest issue.
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Gordon Raphael in a hat not disimilar to something Slash might select.
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J.J. Redick is a rather widely admired shooting guard-slash-podcast host.
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Nissan said it will slash roughly 12,500 jobs from its workforce worldwide.
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Apparently, it seems the answer is to slash its megapixels in half.
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Just shapes, really; colors: a slash of off-white, streaked with red.
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The budget would also slash other programs that help the working poor.
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Lots of the master limited partnerships would eliminate or slash their distributions.
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Politicians like Mulvaney, who want to slash Medicaid, are the real takers.
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It wasn't clear what Mr. Hutchinson had used to slash the balloon.
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That's the reason why automakers are looking to slash their existing costs.
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The dividend slash is expected to generate $4 billion in cash annually.
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In April, Amazon announced it would slash prices at the grocery chain.
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The legislation being considered would slash the tires and melt the frame.
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I never thought it would be complete slash and burn of everything.
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Online brokerages in recent weeks have scrambled to slash US trade commissions.
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It will slash Medicaid, get rid of (protections for) pre-existing conditions.
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If approved, Lummertz said, Norwegian could slash domestic flight costs by half.
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Because then he could privatize Medicare and slash taxes on the wealthy.
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However, it does not directly slash Medicaid benefits for nursing home residents.
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He also wants to slash funding to Medicaid and to privatize Medicare.
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Farmers use slash-and-burn tactics to clear forest areas for crops.
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Those anxieties have driven governments to tighten borders and slash refugee resettlements.
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Its central bank has held lending benchmarks steady as global peers slash.
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Use the code SPRINGSAVE15 and slash the price down to just $101.99.
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CEOs hate to slash their dividends because it typically signals financial stress.
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Today, she is managed exclusively by LA-based talent group Slash Management.
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First, this will slash educational attainment and economic opportunities for our youth.
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If passed, it would slash Peace Corps funding by nearly 15 percent.
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Yet, unlike the Senate bill, Rhode Island's plan didn't slash Medicaid carelessly.
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My third startup was in the real estate industry-slash-technology industry.
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But for a movie about proud outcasts, "Slash" is a little square.
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But Trump's last two proposed budgets looked to slash the monies considerably.
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He's heaping pressure on the US Federal Reserve to slash interest rates.
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Four African-Americans kick and hit him and slash at his scalp.
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Populism celebrates the quick slogan, the impulsive slash, the easy ignorant assertion.
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Finally, an excuse to publish my Sonic x Marshal Mcluhan slash fiction.
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They were essentially babysitters-slash-experts on "trach tube" kids like me.
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As more and more newsrooms slash positions, job security is at risk.
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Steve Pearce, accusing him of voting to slash funding for public education.
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Investors, too, are increasingly convinced that the central bank will slash rates.
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In the past, that slash directed light, pushing it toward one side of the slash or the other, while this new cylinder etching is supposed to scatter light better, giving your screen less streaking and more uniform light.
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According to the fandom preservation wiki Fanlore, despite those early fanzines' attempts to publish slash, after the Lucasfilm crackdown, slash ships in general, and the pairing of Han/Luke in particular, were essentially unpublishable in fanzines throughout the '80s.
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In 21 games at Buffalo, he had a slash line of .145/.93/.
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It would be painful for China to slash exports to the United States.
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Late Thursday afternoon, the Trump administration announced it would slash Obamacare's enrollment budget.
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It said, however, that it will not slash spending on research and development.
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On Sunday he said he would slash his presidential salary by over half.
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Robik AI builds autonomous vehicles to slash the cost of last-mile delivery.
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Trump's proposal to increase infrastructure spending and slash taxes is seen as inflationary.
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The hard-right Northern League, headed by Matteo Salvini, promised to slash taxes.
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Plus, they're currently on sale and you can slash up to 29% off.
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Carmakers are shifting factories to America; drugs and defence firms may slash prices.
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Weak demand has forced it to slash its fares to keep planes full.
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Anyone expecting another epic slash at Katy is going to be sorely disappointed.
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They wanted, variously, to slash inflation, increase economic growth and tighten the budget.
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It may take more than a slash of scarlet to lead me astray!
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Clothes often languish on racks until retailers, desperate to purge inventory, slash prices.
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Parties of the right should aim to rationalise and improve, not slash, welfare.
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So it's kind of nice to have this machine sounding board slash collaborator.
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She would follow the vlogging-slash-commentary format popular with her favorite creators.
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He has proposed budgets that slash scientific-research funds, though Congress reversed them.
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But their answer has been to slash costs to return to the black.
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Over 26,53 career plate appearances, his career slash line is .25/.26/.215.
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Older God of War games fit squarely into the hack-and-slash genre.
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A precursor to Fontana's modernist signature, the slash in context represents casual violence.
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Nissan (NSANF) said it will slash roughly 12,500 jobs from its workforce worldwide.
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Tesla is doing its part to slash the sticker prices on its vehicles.
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Why it matters: The legislation didn't just permanently slash the corporate tax rate.
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Dirt trails slash through a pale green, arid valley near Ida Mountain, Crete.
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Luckily, a music club-slash-gym just opened around the corner from work.
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Warren Buffett said Monday the Republican health-care bill would slash his taxes.
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In 106 games in 2016, he had a slash line of .251/.20163/.
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Slumping oil prices have caused Canadian energy companies to slash investment and workers.
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"This was Brie's first time playing the character," Joe Russo told Slash Film.
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Interestingly, both Gray and Anderson rely upon cutters-slash-sliders rather than hooks.
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But this was a very cool trade slash general interest publication about media.
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Settlement ceased, and logging and its slash heaps were more or less domesticated.
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It assumed the role of performance enhancer that slash had earlier previously served.
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Settlers and logging companies felled the forests and left lands lathered in slash.
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The country aims to slash that figure to 9% of GDP by 2020.
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They slash pensions, close schools, sell parks, and delay cost-of-living raises.
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But the retailer is on a mission to slash that to 30 seconds.
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China has promised to slash steel capacity by 45 million tonnes this year.
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Tough emissions regulations and modern control technologies have aimed to slash those emissions.
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Are debt scolds demanding that we slash spending and raise taxes right away?
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Two words are sufficient to describe his science spending plan: slash and burn.
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Trump last year decided to slash the number of refugee admissions to 45,85033.
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Taken together, those moves are expected to slash 14,000 jobs in North America.
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That would slash rank-and-file lawmakers' $28500,6900 salaries to $2628,28503 per year.
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Russia and other partners promised to slash an additional 400,000 barrels per day.
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Similar to Slack, the slash command ( / ) lets you perform tasks or navigate Teams.
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First, the proposals would jeopardise Prime Minister Theresa May's pledge to slash immigration.
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GIVE ME THAT CHANEL LUNCHBOX LOOKING MAKEUP BAG SLASH PURSE RIGHT NOW NICKI!!!!
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Traditional slash-and-burn agricultural practices make every new rice season potentially lethal.
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Was this kind of a "fuck you" to Slash Records for dropping you?
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Futures traders bet the Fed will slash rates to near zero by April.
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Gorey found inspiration in surrealism as he honed his "sinister-slash-cozy" aesthetic.
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Do you collect a lot of Trump-Putin stories from dedicated slash sites?
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I'm sure that makes him an even more attractive target for slash writers.
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Are there any other politicians worldwide who are having slash written about them?
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Trump, recall, wants to dismantle US climate policies and slash clean energy research.
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A V with a slash through it indicates a dead body was found.
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Less is more in a city of slash and bling and Rolexed gore.
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Legalization also tends to slash the price of cannabis, further increasing its attractiveness.
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Dalio also said oil producers will have to sell assets and slash spending.
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Futures traders bet the Fed will slash rates to near zero by April.
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Use the code SPRINGSAVE15 and slash the $370 price down to just $186.99.
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Would they mind seeing him in the age of Ronald Reagan and Slash?
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Money markets are betting central banks will slash interest rates fast and frequently.
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That would slash rank-and-file lawmakers' $174,000 salaries to $156,85033 per year.
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Typically $30, you can slash 26% off now and get it for $21.99.
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Headlines Audi to cut nearly 10,000 jobs in drive to slash costs on.ft.
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We've concluded an agreement with Russia to slash both our countries' nuclear stockpiles.
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He also pledged to slash the use of fossil fuels, including natural gas.
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And when retailers slash prices to stay competitive, that eats into profit margins.
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The decision to slash the refugee program was swiftly criticized by humanitarian groups.
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China has promised to slash steel capacity by 45 million tonnes this year. .
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Gun N' Roses guitarist Slash posted a photo of Ocasek during a performance.
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And many wonder if the U.S. government will actually slash existing benefit checks.
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President Trump's plan is to slash the business tax rate to 15 percent.
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Haitians were decapitalised: many businesses had to close, others had to slash jobs.
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The company also jarred investors by announcing that it would slash its dividend.
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But instead, US shale drillers managed to slash costs and boost their productivity.
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He would slash $22017 billion from Medicare and $33 billion from Social Security.
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Trump's budget would slash benefits and add new work requirements to the program.
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Slash claims a man tried make his way into the guitarist's home during a Super Bowl party by convincing Slash's girlfriend he was a friend ... and Slash is so concerned and scared he's gone to court for a restraining order.
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" Graham said he pitched Trump on a possible deal "that would include around $5 billion for border security slash wall slash fencing -- whatever you want to call it, in areas that make sense -- and deal with another problem that's looming.
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Rating In Search Party — a new comedy slash drama slash thriller from TBS — Dory (Alia Shawkat) is a wallflower who desperately wants to shake up her own paint-by-numbers life, if only she could find a reason to do it.
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Alte Utting, a decommissioned, land-bound boat that has been transformed into a bar-slash-event-space-slash-food-market, is the flashiest of their cool-kid projects, and has attracted crowds and lots of attention since opening in July.
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Rating The Love Witch is lit and shot to look like a 1960s Technicolor film, with costumes and sets designed by Biller to evoke a vaguely psychedelic fairy tale, slash lighthearted self-aware horror story, slash queasy feminist psychosexual dramedy.
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Amber Rose and her boyfriend Amber Rose made headlines earlier this month when she debuted the words "Bash Slash" -- devoted to her sons "Bash" (for Sebastian Taylor) and "Slash" (for Electric Alexander Edwards) -- in cursive letters just below her hairline.
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All he gets is a slash of his own dragonglass dagger across his throat.
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However, some banks are better positioned to slash deposit costs following any rate cut.
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I didn't like the Ovechkin slash, which should have been at least two minutes.
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Under pressure from Beijing, HNA sold off many of those assets to slash debt.
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The crashes have forced Boeing to halt deliveries and slash production of the planes.
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The hard-right Northern League, headed by Matteo Salvini, said it would slash taxes.
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That's because those with excess inventory may slash prices just to move the products.
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Lovely in the summertime, but not so great during the snowy-slash-rainy springtime.
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Hopefully Trump keeps that in mind as he guides the agency to "slash" restraints.
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It also planned to slash costs by cutting R&D spending and its workforce.
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So, the current administration's intent to slash the US science budget won't matter there.
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John Wayne was an actor-slash-director whose real name was Marion Mitchell Morrison.
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Duque has vowed to slash cocaine production in half by the end of 2023.
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On top of that, Trump is also seeking to significantly slash the EPA's budget.
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Normally, when recession hits, monetary policymakers slash interest rates in response to a downturn.
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The intro to "Slash Your Face" has an early, almost hardcore proto-hardcore feel.
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Wu's days as a struggling actress-slash-driver are officially in her rearview mirror.
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WATTERS: Disgusting and inhuman behavior when you slash people&aposs faces with a machete.
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If the behemoths were to slash prices for storage, Dropbox's margins would be squeezed.
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Court papers have already pointed the finger at Russian banker-slash-handler Alexander Torshin.
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"No prize today—it was only yesterday," said Salti, the banker-slash-app-developer.
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And that's caused analysts to rapidly slash their earnings expectations for the current quarter.
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In the meantime, don't underestimate the capabilities of Tijuana-based biker-slash-hacker gangs.
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Russia alone had agreed to slash 300,000 barrels per day from its production total.
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On Friday it asked creditors to take a huge haircut to slash its debt.
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The firm has aggressively seeking to slash debt and regain its investment-grade rating.
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Trump has threatened to slap tariffs on Mexican imports, slash immigration and curb remittances.
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He also assisted with the plan to slash income taxes in Kansas under Gov.
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Hurricane Maria demolished Puerto Rico's brittle electrical grid in one slash across the island.
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For one, GOP front-runner Donald Trump's plan would slash tax rates for everyone.
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Macy's plans to slash more than 10,000 jobs, or 7 percent of its workforce.
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Yet breaking one with a slash and/or gentle tap is an automatic penalty.
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Even the Chinese Democracy songs feel a little fresher and better live, with Slash.
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But it needs to slash taxes on personal income, estates, and retail sales (VAT).
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The sanctions could slash North Korea's $3 billion annual export revenue by a third.
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Through his age-30 season, Wright had a career slash line of .301/.382/.
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That, plus the long leash from Wall Street, allowed it to slash retail prices.
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Trump is proposing tax reform that would slash corporate tax rates and business taxes.
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Utility companies are using reduced tax burdens to slash utility bills for millions more.
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States and cities could be pressured to cut their own taxes or slash services.
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Authorities on Saturday arrested and charged Slash and Adams with child abuse, police said.
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The administration has routinely pushed to slash funding across the board at various agencies.
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Oil, which could see less demand if trade tensions slash economic growth, settled lower.
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"My goal was to slash [expenses] as much as I possibly could," he says.
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Trump has previously catered to truckers, pledging to slash taxes to help their businesses.
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But he or she also drew a single slash through the bubble for Simonds.
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The Washington City Paper will slash employee salaries by 40 percent starting on Jan.
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This is part of Roadrunner's efforts to slash its dry van fleet by 50%.
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The World Bank aims to help Senegal slash that by almost half, Charafi said.
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They wanted to wield the FEC as a sword to slash their political opponents.
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He vows to liberalize the labor market and slash corporate taxes to encourage employment.
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We already know that Trump is likely to slash NASA's spending on climate research.
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It was clear the clinch fighter-slash-university student was falling behind in points.
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Warren Buffett said in May the Republican health-care bill would slash his taxes.
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But do retailers mark up items just to slash their prices on Black Friday?
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Most airlines are already parking the planes they have as they slash their schedules.
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Plus, you can slash a few bucks off and get it for just $39.99.
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And you don't have to be an expert in slash culture to find it.
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Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath wields a Gibson SG. Slash, of Guns N' Roses?
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Finablr had to slash its IPO price, blaming jittery markets and weak investor demand.
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Apple was eventually forced to slash its iPhone prices in China for that series.
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China, the largest importer of recyclable plastic, began to slash its intake last year.
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My friend-slash-dealer called the book crazy and said I should read it.
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Luckily, we can help slash emissions — and save money — without drastically altering our diets.
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China, the world's largest recyclable plastic importer, began to slash its intake last year.
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The Trump administration's budget for fiscal year 2021 continues to slash State Department funding.
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While airlines outside China aren't doing anything like that, they might quietly slash prices.
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Oil's swift and steep decline has caused energy companies to slash capital spending plans.
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But too many attempts to slash at the stick were resulting in serious injuries.
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Plus, you can slash an extra 15% off everything using the coupon code SAVE15TODAY.
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Fan fiction — and its same-sex subgenre, slash fiction — figure prominently in the dialogue.
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Why is it then that Republican lawmakers continue to slash funding for these organizations?
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HSBC announced plans last week to slash about 216,210 jobs to combat crumbling profits.
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Usually $189.99, you can slash 10% off now and get it for just $169.99.
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Reports that the Saudis would slash their exports in August first surfaced last week.
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The country could unilaterally slash import tariffs on foreign goods to prevent price hikes.
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Mr Lacalle Pou has promised to fight crime and slash the government's large deficit.
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Look for purses with slash-proof straps and panels to avoid this aggressive pickpocketing.
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Use the code PRESIDENT15 to slash the $104.95 price tag down to just $67.99.
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These cuts would free up money to slash taxes for wealthy individuals and corporations.
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Then, Jobs would slash seven of them and announce, 'We can only do three.
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The sanctions could slash $3 billion of the country's annual export revenue, Reuters reported.
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But Target says it has found a way to slash costs and make money.
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He said in March he wanted to boost defense spending and slash foreign aid.
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Plus, with the code MERRYSAVE15, you can slash the price down to just $169.99.
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Baidu has been forced to slash healthcare ads under a new government compliance code.
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As of Thursday evening, that number sank to $147 per share — a 14% slash.
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That number sank to $147 per share as of Thursday evening, a 14% slash.
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The company's struggles forced it to slash prices during the 2017 holiday shopping season.
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The company said it could slash its profit guidance further if the strikes continue.
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"It's not a slash-and-burn campaign, let's put it that way," Lofgren said.
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BP said on Tuesday it would slash 5 percent of its workforce this year.
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Usually $254.99, you can slash a few bucks off and get it for $210.
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McDonald's new value menu will slash overall menu prices by 15%, according to analysts.
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The former Alaska senator wants to slash military spending and bring all troops home.
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It's not the- This is the famous slash infamous 215-year-old media buyer.
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Earlier this week, actor-slash-musician-slash-really annoying costar Jared Leto left New York City on a quest to, as he put it, "hitchhike across the country, among other things," in support of his upcoming 30 Seconds to Mars album, America.
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Automation is more quickly adopted during economic downturns when companies look to slash labor costs.
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Trump has vowed he would slash taxes for U.S. businesses and cut back on regulations.
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This horrifies slash excites me beyond what I'll ever be able to describe in words.
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A red slash will appear to indicate that the camera and mic have been disconnected.
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It would also slash debt by one-third for those households making over $100,000 annually.
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It's the perfect rustic-slash-tropical tchotchke you've been looking for: a decorative driftwood pineapple.
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However, Rockets guard Patrick Beverly knocked down a three-pointer to slash deficit to 11.
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Retailers traditionally slash prices in January while some clothes outlets bring in their spring collections.
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One of the best third-party keyboard apps finally landed on Android with Slash Keyboard.
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SPENDING CUTS The White House proposes to slash spending by $7003 trillion over 10 years.
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The company is moving swiftly to slash production and is exploring ways to cut costs.
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Some oil-consuming countries have taken advantage of low oil prices to slash fuel subsidies.
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It's because I want to make a reality-star-slash-lip-kit-mogul's beef sliders.
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Twitter on Wednesday morning began rolling out its highly-anticipated-slash-panic-inducing algorithmic timeline.
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The camera didn't sell well, and GoPro ultimately had to slash the price by $200.
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Investors fear any slowdown in the world's two largest economies would slash demand for commodities.
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You can slash 50% off now and sign up for this training for just $9.99.
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If Mordor was primarily a hack-and-slash affair, War demands a more tactical approach.
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OPEC had previously agreed to slash output by 1.2 million barrels per day from Jan.
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Older voters in particular worry that a currency devaluation could slash their pensions and savings.
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Cara Delevigne is the newest slashie: a model slash actor, who's been actively courting Hollywood.
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On the upside, Slash, Duff and Richard had plenty of space to work the stage.
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But they still hope that he will help them cut taxes and slash business regulations.
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Pro tip: Pay close attention to the actual size and duration of your sword slash.
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Giants in the sector including Schlumberger and Halliburton have been forced to slash capital spending.
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The government has previously suggested growth of 7 percent is needed to significantly slash unemployment.
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Many that are losing money, however, will likely have to slash production over coming months.
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Deprived of design inspiration and looking for something to brighten up your apartment slash wardrobe?
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Mr Obama had promised to slash emissions by 26-28% from 2005 levels by 2025.
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Two young men who call themselves Mohamed Slash and Omar Sleepwalker are big fans, though.
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This is the second significant price slash in four months for the company's flagship product.
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But not the Not My President-slash-#resist statement you might've expected—the other one.
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They met when they were both about eight years old and Slash stole his bike.
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Smart tech could also slash expenses in lending, invoice payments, telephone banking and other areas.
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Proposed change: Repeal a medical expenses deduction and slash a rare disease incentive for businesses.
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During his first three seasons, Segura put up a triple slash line of 266/.240/.
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Under the block grants, states would have more authority to restrict eligibility and slash benefits.
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Republicans also want to slash the subsidies that make insurance affordable in the private market.
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This isometric hack-and-slash comes from Supergiant Games, the team behind Bastion and Transistor.
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The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker also announced intentions to slash 12,000 European jobs by 2020.
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Slash still has his skill intact, capably shredding the headbanger's ball solos allotted to him.
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The leaders jointly expressed their support for a global effort to slash international aviation emissions.
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British oddballs Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats are back with another proto-metal-slash-doom potion.
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On the right, the return key has a little cutout to accommodate the back slash.
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The second was recorded on a Whitehead slash and dish to Delgado for a dunk.
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Swollen paw 20153 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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Trump's budget would slash the agency's discretionary budget by nearly 85033 percent, to $16.2 billion.Rep.
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Macron's government says the public sector reforms are needed to slash costs and improve efficiency.
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Conservatives want more money for defense and to slash spending on domestic programs and entitlements.
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It's basically something that Bose invented and first released with its Frames sunglasses-slash-headphones.
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N to market assets across four major shale basins to raise cash and slash debt.
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The retailer managed to slash its debt by about $700 million during the bankruptcy process.
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And now, he's in Dubai sharing a slew of photographs from his tour-slash-vacation.
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The firm has been aggressively seeking to slash debt and regain its investment-grade rating.
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Swollen paw 6 stitches I'm officially done with iWalk slash hover board 😦 💔 pic.twitter.
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Steel mills will have to slash dust emissions fourfold and sulfur dioxide sixfold, he said.
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Ms. Babineaux took the stage last, a slash of fuchsia lipstick matching her vertiginous heels.
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We will not meet the demands of those who want to slash the SNAP program.
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It would slash Medicaid by about $1 trillion over the next decade and repeal Obamacare.
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And it would slash the corporate tax rate to 20% and dump the estate tax.
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Many forest communities throughout Indonesia practice "slash and burn" agriculture, using fire to clear land.
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Fascinatingly, gay men appear to be a minority among the writers and readers of slash.
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Slash the research budget and have each district focus on their region's unique economic contribution.
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And they could also slash the cost of interstate transit, possibly sparking wider economic prosperity.
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Directors opted to slash the dividend to help pay down the $12 billion debt load.
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Those packages getting in-housed were a major slash in the USPS' volumes this spring.
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A decision to slash polling places left voters in lines for up to five hours.
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Traditional cost management solutions involve providing near-term funding through a cut-and-slash strategy.
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At the same time, the administration proposes to slash the benefit that federal retirees receive.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Fold flexible smartphone-slash-tablet isn't without tradeoffs.
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The administration is also planning to slash the yearly number of refugees admitted the country.
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Trump's plan would also slash the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 percent.
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They are among the most vulnerable as bloated German lenders seek to slash their payrolls.
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While 5-Star wants to introduce generous welfare benefits, the League wants to slash taxes.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) and David Perdue (R-GA) to slash legal immigration in half.
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The department also recently ordered 3,000 new pairs of slash-proof gloves for its officers.
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Its latest tactic is to slash funding for Obamacare outreach and advertising by 90 percent.
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He said he would slash environmental regulations that could make being a polluter very expensive.
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"My goal was to slash [expenses] as much as I possibly could," he tells Torabi.
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Such plunges could force the company to slash the price of its hardware, hurting profitability.
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How much bleed do you see between this slash content and mainstream culture and conversations?
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"With money," and that's what you went to do with re-slash-code, now Recode.
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Temptation, misdirection, obfuscation, conflation-slash-corruption of ideals: All of the above are in play.
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The State Department says the cuts are not part of a slash and burn strategy.
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Through most of the album, Santana, 71, plays guitar with a slash-and-burn attack.
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Mutated creatures from beyond imagination clamp, bite, and slash the flesh of the unwilling victim.
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The backslide came despite the Federal Reserve's decision over the weekend to slash interest rates.
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The cut to 0.25% also leaves minimal ability to slash rates further in the future.
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But the proposed measures before the STB stand to disincentivize investment and slash consumer benefits.
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He decided to accept Howard Jarvis's Proposition 13, a referendum initiative to slash property taxes.
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Usually $349, you can slash the price down to just $249 and save nearly 30%.
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Or it could force riders to pay higher fares and slash service to cut costs.
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Or it could force riders to pay higher fares and slash service to cut costs.
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Typically $219, you can slash 212% off this training and get it for just $2200.
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She and her husband-slash-co-producer, Frank Evers, pitched the project to Amazon Studios.
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But in honor of spring cleaning, you can slash that price down to just $67.99.
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Spending has risen for Medicaid, which the Senate and House health care bills would slash.
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He would slash money for biomedical research and programs to fight outbreaks of infectious disease.
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He also questioned the legality of maintaining the backup account and promised to slash it.
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Articulating this view, President Trump has vowed to slash financial regulations to fix the problem.
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"The House strategy is slash and burn," said a senior aide to a Republican senator.
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"They have not been as cut-and-slash as Alden Global Capital," Mr. Edmonds said.
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Originally $100 for a lifetime membership, slash 80% off and sign up here for $33.
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It's usually $249.99, but you can slash 20% off now and get it for $199.99.
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Bernie Sanders has an ambitious, though imperfect, plan to help slash Earth's skyrocketing carbon emissions.
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Usually $549, you can slash the price down to just $466.65 using the code PRESIDENT15.
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They also predicted policy moves by the U.S. administration which would slash key banking regulations.
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Worth $359.80, you can slash 58% off and get this set for just $150 now.
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Drugs and insecticides have helped slash malaria rates, but mosquitoes can quickly develop immunity themselves.
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He went 0-for-6 Friday, and his slash line fell to .3/.318/.557.
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Democrats are united in their resolve to slash emissions, differing only on methods and speed.
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It helped slash the country's extreme-poverty rate from 9.7% to 4.3% in a decade.
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"Every store and its brother slash prices to unload all the unsold candy," Pogue writes.
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A potential compromise could see Vivendi slash its stake in Mediaset, sources said last week.
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His efforts helped slash Brazil's infant mortality rates by two-thirds from 1985 to 2013.
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In June, it laid out plans to slash 6,000 jobs worldwide, mainly in central administration.
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Businesses have continued offering bonuses to workers as a result of the corporate rate slash.
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What does feel new is Bee's slash-and-burn, slightly gonzo approach to political satire.
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But the bigger problem was that Pearson's buy-and-slash approach hit its inevitable limits.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who took office this month, has pledged to slash costly regulations.
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The article appeared concurrently with President Trump's proposal to slash $54 billion from nondefense investments.
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Banks have rushed to slash Q29 forecasts too, so expect more turbulence on financial markets.
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Major oilfield firms like Halliburton and Schlumberger this week said they planned to slash spending.
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Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Charlie Sheen, Christina Aguilera and Slash have all called it home.
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A recent move to slash five zeros off the previous currency became obsolete within months.
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Republicans want to slash taxes on both beer and distilled spirits, at least through 2019.
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This budget bill was a far cry from past Republican efforts to slash government spending.
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Collymore held the line, refusing to slash prices in his drive to provide better services.
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Not all countries have pledged to slash their overall emissions, and that list includes China.
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Trump wants to slash NYPD anti-terror funding while the city pays to protect Trump Tower Trump wants to slash NYPD anti-terror funding while the city pays to protect Trump Tower Bomb robots, bomb suits, explosive-sniffing dogs, tactical shooter training, and surveillance cameras.
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I even do it on the iPad, which then throws me into the iPad's terrible dock-slash-app-switcher-slash-control-center interface instead of the fluid multitasking system on the iPhone X. I want the iPhone X's gestures on every touchscreen device I use.
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On Wednesday, the Hollywood Reporter revealed that the brooding heartthrob who captivated mid-century America and died tragically in 1955 will now be brought back to life on the big screen in 2020, all thanks to the wonder-slash-terror-slash-tastelessness of movie magic.
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This week he proposed legislation to slash the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent, cut the top personal income tax rate to 35 percent, repeal the inheritance tax, and temporarily slash the rate on overseas profits repatriated to the United States.
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Both Trump and Cruz want to slash taxes on the wealthy, haven't we done that enough?
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THE European Union wants to slash greenhouse-gas emissions to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050.
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This week, he called on Fed officials to slash rates by at least a full point.
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"I missed being on a stage with Axl and Duff," Slash told Rolling Stone in August.
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The Inpatient is a prequel-slash-spinoff to Until Dawn that's also developed by Supermassive Games.
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On the bottom right, there's a blue star with a red slash of light around it.
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If you want to slash your 22018 tax bill, consider giving away some of your wealth.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday aiming to kickstart campaign pledges to slash regulations.
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Obama introduced regulations intended to slash emissions of carbon dioxide, which are blamed for climate change.
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The suit also argues that the government's failure to slash emissions has violated plaintiffs' constitutional rights.
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Glencore's decision last year to slash 225,2100 tonnes of annual zinc production set the ball rolling.
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Additionally, FedEx announced plans to slash costs to make up for weakness in its international business.
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The Slash X saloon in Barstow, California, was the meeting place for the race's qualifying vehicles.
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That threat was averted after residents joined a successful drive to slash the city's water use.
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Those overleveraged firms may be forced to rapidly slash spending and cut jobs, deepening the recession.
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When retailer have a backlog of unsold merchandise they tend to slash prices to clear shelves.
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Brazilian authorities ordered Hydro in February to slash output from Alunorte, the world's largest alumina refinery.
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Inexpensive monitoring equipment like infrared cameras and drones can slash methane emissions, along with operation changes.
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Typically $140, you can slash 15% off and get this extra Xbox One storage for $119.
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Rising pressure from the U.S. government to slash carbon dioxide emissions made Ford's move look smart.
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Kohler was able to slash margins on the product to offer it for $399 at retailers.
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This is a lot more than most musicians achieve, but you're not Slash or Jimi Hendrix.
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"If that happens, the analysts will have to slash their estimates on this one," Cramer said.
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Like direwolves, swords have names and personalities — and can also slash through people's skin, when necessary.
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Mr Trump has cut aid to Central America by 20% and wants to slash it further.
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Italy is trying to slash the number of purchasing authorities from at least 8,000 to 153.
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Yeah, so the first moment was a perfect example of Silicon Valley leadership slash potential naivete.
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" She added: "You can't just slash and burn up folks just because you think you're right.
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"I missed being on a stage with Axl and Duff," Slash told Rolling Stone in August.
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However, Q1 has seen analysts slash forecasts at a rate not seen since the financial crisis.
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The first was to slash battery replacements for out-of-warranty devices from $79 to $29.
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The tax bill will slash the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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It would slash funding by 19 percent for programs that help prepare the nation for disasters.
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The incoming Trump administration has promised to slash taxes, remove some regulations and increase infrastructure spending.
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But Trump's tax plan would slash middle-income tax brackets to 12, 25, and 33 percent.
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They use debt to buy consumer-product firms, then they revamp their brands and slash costs.
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The second scenario assumes the world will slash carbon emissions by half between now and 2100.
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Facing a collapse in oil prices, OPEC and its allies agreed in December to slash production.
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Some advisers are even job hunting, worried that the rule's impending introduction could slash their compensation.
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Slash, Duff McKagan, and even Axl Rose have signed on, but no word on the skins.
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But within the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, Ireland does most to slash inequality.
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This is a type of slash chord, a chord where the bass doesn't match the root.
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Following Trump's election, the stock market surged on the optimism that Trump would slash corporate taxes.
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"I call him a socialist-slash-communist, because that's what he is," Trump said in October.
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The Moon in energetic Fire sign Sagittarius is helping you slash your to-do list today.
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Under pressure from Beijing, HNA has since sold off many of those assets to slash debt.
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Much of that land was slash-and-burned to make way for cattle and other livestock.
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Australian science body the CSIRO is expected to slash hundreds of jobs, according to multiple reports.
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Trump's plan would slash taxes for all Americans, including eliminating income taxes for the poorest Americans.
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Mercedes, owned by Daimler (DDAIF), will slash its carbon footprint by building far fewer combustion engines.
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It also led Barclays analyst Jay Gelb to slash his earnings estimate on Berkshire in half.
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At the same time, the department plans to slash about 22003 percent of its total workforce.
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So while the U.S. has a big responsibility to slash carbon, it can't do it alone.
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You button-bash, hack and slash, but before long you're surrounded, swinging that axe in vain.
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U.S. producers Chevron and ConocoPhillips have published plans to slash their 2332 budgets by a quarter.
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And in last summer's budget battle, I don't recall any Republican initiatives to slash business taxes.
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That weakness led the government to slash its original 2016 budget by 22 percent in May.
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If you take away the mayo, ketchup and pickles, you can slash 240 milligrams of sodium.
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They beat them with clubs, they slash them with machetes, and they stab them with knives.
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Investors fear a potential slowdown of the world's two largest economies would slash demand for commodities.
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Next, the two go in for a fist bump, followed by a lick-slash-peck exchange.
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I mean, I think this may sound obvious, but that desperation slash desire to do something.
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It would slash $2628 million from the Department of Homeland Security's state and local grant program.
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Originally $50, you can slash 50% off and pick up this convenient option for just $24.99.
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She filed for divorce just a month later, and believed herself single when she wed Slash.
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Slash first filed for divorce from Ferrar in August 2010, but they reconciled two months later.
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They also like his proposal to slash the corporate income-tax rate from 35% to 15%.
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By ALEC MACGILLIS Why poor areas vote for politicians who want to slash the safety net.
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If retailers want to make Black Friday worth it, they'll have to really slash these prices.
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The arch supports a roadway that goes through it like the slash through a cent sign.
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In particular, it would slash EPA's budget and staff by 25 percent from 2018 spending levels.
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"The first look is the Arie walk of shame slash soccer dad look," a voice explained.
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The new version now aims to slash emissions 40 percent below the 1990 levels by 2030.
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In addition, Slash is facing a charge of first-degree murder in Patience's death, reports AZFamily.
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A promise to slash government spending has many worried about federal funding for low-income housing.
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The Fed is largely expected to slash interest rates by 20.36 basis points later this week.
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I'd also considered using two straightforward clues separated by a slash for the combined theme answers.
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Noble has been forced to shuffle management, sell down assets and slash costs to boost liquidity.
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The price slide has hit producers across the world and forced U.S. companies to slash spending.
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Sipes claims that Drake ordered the beating after making a "throat slash" gesture to his entourage.
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He's lighting me and my wife up on his 150 million Twitter, social media slash accounts.
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He arrived in the House determined to slash federal spending and shrink the role of government.
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Air quality in Queenstown, Singapore, reached unhealthy levels due to slash and burn fires in 2016.
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The House bill would also slash the number of income tax brackets from seven to four.
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Russia, and other producers outside the cartel, promised to slash an additional 400,000 barrels per day.
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Buffett said the legislation will slash taxes for individuals who make more than $250,000 per year.
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Lane's proposals have a few points in common, including a major restructuring that would slash spending.
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One strategy that most MLPs have adopted to maintain investor payouts is to slash capital spending.
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But insurers refused to pay for them in most cases until companies agreed to slash prices.
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He was trying to slash costs as sales started to fall, but the troubles only mounted.
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But the most eye-popping $190 million slash was to FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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The bartender with her glasses and slash of red lipstick looks like a younger Jenna Lyons.
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Everything is awkward and the personalities hosting the brand new festival-slash-red carpet know it.
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These "soldiers" all look the same, and all swiftly die from one slash of your blade.
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The prolonged slump in the price of oil is forcing American producers to slash their budgets.
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The inside will be designed like a garage-slash-'50s or '60s diner, Happy Days style.
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What results from this is a stuffing that should be firm enough to slash into slices.
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Oil has trended higher since OPEC and allies including Russia agreed in December to slash production.
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Three years ago, I quit my day job to be a full-time writer-slash-entrepreneur.
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The next day, state oil giant Saudi Aramco announced it would slash prices to preferred customers.
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There's a poster outside the theater with photos of your little awkward-slash-adorable adolescent selves.
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Every major political figure in the US is having slash written about them [to varying degrees].
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Has the easy-to-find slash content evolved, or gotten more hardcore, as time's gone by?
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You've collected a lot more than just slash fic, and a lot of it's eroticized kitsch.
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The Brewers have averaged 23 runs per game, with a team slash line of .21/.22018/.
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The first is an implicit critique of Trump's plans to massively slash taxes on the rich.
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I'm on autopilot in the mornings and I usually settle into my den slash home office.
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The companies plan to aggressively slash prices for smart home products next week, Mr. Roth said.
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Some suggested cuts, like the proposal to slash Special Olympics funding, have become a perennial target.
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Slash capital gains tax to '0' when you sell real estate, stocks, or your business. 3.
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This latest move, which was announced Saturday evening, will slash international capacity 75% year-over-year.
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Meanwhile, airlines like Delta and JetBlue have pledged to slash their emissions in the coming years.
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The Wall Street Journal recounted how companies are now having to cut staff and slash paychecks.
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Two years ago, Russia agreed to slash 300,000 barrels per day to help OPEC stabilize prices.
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So we decided to embrace the standard that penalizes any slash on or about the hands.
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That cherished little fetus-slash-vampire requires a share of its mother's blood, fuel and oxygen.
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It's a kind of antihero slash protagonist thing that I think women really need right now.
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In a bid to slash development and manufacturing costs, Ford tied up with Volkswagen
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I slash through the vines with the machete I found in the cargo from the plane.
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We found that farmers in 3,85033 households stopped using slash and burn practices that deplete soil.
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Pat McCrory's policies to cut early voting, block the expansion of Medicaid and slash unemployment benefits.
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Battery manufacturers could face material shortages or production problems that hinder their ability to slash costs.
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And while states could decide to restrict enrollment, they couldn't slash the benefits Medicaid plans cover.
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The 36-year-old model — who welcomed her second child, Slash Electric Alexander Edwards, on Oct.
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"I think that being an inventor-slash-scientist is pretty much like a superhero," she says.
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Just use the code BFSAVE40 at checkout to slash an additional 40% from the sale price.
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How could this six-time-bankrupt billionaire-slash-reality-TV star expect to be taken seriously?
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When we stopped in the shade of a slash pine, an osprey flew toward the Gulf.
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Usually retailing for $449, you can slash the price down to $305.99 with the code PRESIDENT15.
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Usually $228 for the set, you can slash 30% off and get it for just $159.
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But less money upfront meant the showrunners had to slash the production budget by one-third.
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She is, I am pretty sure, greater-than-slash-equal to me in terms of poverty.
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The move appears to be part of the White House's ongoing push to slash federal regulations.
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That&aposs a great way for Amazon to slash costs at its quickly scaling transportation network.
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One after the other, the black slash of my pen like a sword lopped them off.
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Just enter the code BFSAVE20 at checkout and slash an extra 20% off the sale price.
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Slash sugars A diet high in added sugars can spell trouble for your waistline and health.
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The decision to slash the refugee program by nearly half was swiftly criticized by humanitarian groups.
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Five people were hospitalized with serious injuries, including a severed finger, slash wounds and deep lacerations.
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But on Tuesday, December 4th, hotels and airlines slash prices and some even offer BOGO deals.
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Kraft Heinz said its goal is to slash the leverage ratio to just three times earnings.
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It includes people like Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Goldman Sachs CEO-slash-DJ David Solomon.
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Pull up the hood for extra warmth, and use the slash pockets to warm your hands.
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When you use the code MERRYSAVE15 at checkout, you can slash the price to just $59.49.
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Everybody else has to cut costs, slash investments and cling on to cash, chief executives grumble.
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The Trump administration's decision to slash outreach funding for ObamaCare will hit red states the hardest.
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But he doubled down on his call for the Fed to reverse course and slash rates.
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You can slash the sale price of $40 down to just $34 with the code PRESIDENT15.
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The idea is to preserve a harmonious relationship with appropriators who could slash their next budget.
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By 2050, it wants to slash greenhouse gas emissions across its value chain by 67 percent.
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The layoffs would come as part of Trump's plan to slash the budget by 30 percent.
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When presented with slash fic, Dan Bergstein writes, you can do only five things: One: Giggles.
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One of Hunt's flagship commitments is to slash the corporate tax rate from 19% to 12.5%.
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More than anything, they are counting on him to slash corporate taxes and ease business regulations.
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Then there's Deirdre, a seemingly perfect wife-slash-socialite who tries to make Jacqueline her nemesis.
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"They reflect a campaign rhetoric-slash-press-release approach to some of these issues," said Rudalevige.
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On one side are the wrestlers, the men and women who give characters life and are forever tweaking them, because to have any success in pro wrestling, a gimmick must have a link to the internal life of the actor slash stuntperson slash athlete portraying them.
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It likewise repeats drug industry demands for 340B "reforms" that would slash the number of hospitals eligible for drug discounts, slash the number of prescriptions on which discounts can be claimed, and impose extremely burdensome new regulatory requirements on hospitals to get them to quit 340B.
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There was bad news for Nigeria, however, with a massive slash in growth forecast for the country.
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Valued at $199, you can slash $30 off for a limited time and get it for $169.
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Other keyboard apps, like Slash keyboard, also use the keyboard space as a way to enable multitasking.
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The efforts are part of Sloan's goal to slash $4 billion from annual expenses by next year.
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He opposes marijuana legalization and wants to slash the federal budget, repeal Obamacare, and defund Planned Parenthood.
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Meantime, European traders are mulling over whether Trump will slash a 25 percent tariff on European carmakers.
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That led several electronics retailers in the world's second largest economy to slash iPhone prices this week.
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It was only a matter of time before Dungeons & Dragons became part of that reappraisal-slash-reawakening.
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President Trump signaled his intention to slash foreign aid in his June 2015 speech announcing his candidacy.
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The scandal prompted Toshiba to slash costs throughout its business and sell off its medical devices division.
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He escaped with a 5 cm slash to his left wrist, and was sent to the hospital.
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These fires appear annually and come mostly from slash-and-burn agricultural practices common in the region.
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After 2015 film "Spectre," Craig had said he would rather slash his wrists than play Bond again.
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Trump's plans to slash financial and health-care regulation could take much longer and require congressional action.
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It feels like Slash is plucking the guitar solo to "November Rain" on my ventricles and aortas.
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You might be wondering: How could Trump slash NIH funding in a fiscal year that's already underway?
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According to the Journal, the White House proposes to slash spending by $4.4 trillion over 10 years.
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Model-slash-actress Cara Delevingne is out and about promoting her upcoming, much-anticipated movie Suicide Squad.
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So I told him a little white lie—slash—big lie, that I could play the drums.
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Juul cut more than 650 jobs and announced plans to slash spending by $1 billion in November.
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But when it comes to how we can best slash emissions, some scientists are fiercely at odds.
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Originally, this training costs $1,500, but you can slash 97% off and get it for just $39.99.
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Companies warn that, if Britain departs without a deal, they will then shed workers and slash investment.
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Trump has vowed to replace the current tax code and slash top marginal rates across the board.
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Four months later, he threatened to slash the officer's tires and was suspended for 45 more days.
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You can slash 23% off now and get the JAWKU Muscle Blaster V2 on sale for $229.99.
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Most prognosticators guessed correctly that President Trump was going to slash the corporate tax rate in 2017.
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It's the opposite of the personal-slash-professional writing that is now part of our everyday lives.
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Trump claims that the United States had "very little, slash, no ammunition" when he took office. Seriously.
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And this is sort of like a hygiene slash first aid kit with antacids and whatever. Deodorant.
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Jonathan Zittrain: Kind of in the old school like a slash-dot moderating system Mark Zuckerberg: Yeah.
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Sarah's Instagram feed is pretty typical for a 21-year-old model-slash-influencer living in Florida.
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The thing that makes me nervous is where we come into play as their hairdresser-slash-counselor.
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Trump promised to cut back on regulations, slash corporate taxes and promote a more business-friendly environment.
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She pointed to Walmart's decision in 2006 to slash the price of some generic drugs to $4.
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The Clinton campaign quickly called those rebate "insufficient," and renewed called for a price slash on EpiPens.
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And he would double the standard deduction, slash the marriage penalty, and provide child health-care assistance.
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The fall continued in January, when it felt forced to slash its prices to preserve market share.
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It would slash deductions that distort the economy: for debt and mortgage interest, state taxes and manufacturers.
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He has been calling for the Fed to slash rates four times over the next 12 months.
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Trump has promised to slash U.S. environmental regulation as a way to promote oil drilling and mining.
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Why it matters: Some senior administration officials envision a newly re-elected Trump liberated to slash spending.
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Conservatives, as usual, want to balance the budget, slash spending overall, and audit the Federal Reserve system.
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Officers found the dog under a bed alive but with a large slash wound to its back.
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Often, these companies' knee-jerk reaction is to slash prices on their merchandise, which further erodes profitability.
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And this is, I think, the remarkable slash unremarkable thing about all the stuff that's in there.
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The other half is cotton, like your average pillow, meaning you can slash 50% of the cost.
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Babbie Peterson lives just down the road from the library-slash-community center where I met Donahue.
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Stylist: Heather Greene Harvey Karp, the pediatrician, parenting expert and inventor-slash-entrepreneur, cuts an unimposing figure.
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Those teams had been fairly unimpressive, on the whole, and Contreras's slash lines hadn't shown much, either.
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Slash and Skrillex really do succeed at the same task—total rapture—although by completely different means.
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Small drillers covered by RS Energy are set to slash capital expenditures by 17 percent this year.
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It has been told by the ECB to slash these debts by 40 percent over three years.
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President Donald Trump's fiscal 2018 budget request would slash EPA spending by almost a third if implemented.
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Blockchain is a web-based transaction-processing and settlement system whose efficiency banks say could slash costs.
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It also led to Barclays analyst Jay Gelb to slash his earnings estimate on Berkshire in half.
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While new drilling techniques helped slash costs, so did a collapse in prices of services and supplies.
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On Twitter, she's shown herself to be willing to provoke Trump with a slash-and-burn style.
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He remains overweight the name, but he did slash his price target to $333 back in February.
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The UN leader is under considerable pressure by the US to reduce peacekeeping operations and slash spending.
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The Trump administration wants to substantially slash the number of corporate tax deductions, a senior official says.
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And that's where the major bummer of having a supermodel best friend-slash-business partner comes in.
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Heading out to clubs surrounded by stars like Madonna, Mike Tyson, Sean Penn, Slash and Rick James.
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Yahoo (YHOO) is planning to slash 10 percent or more of its workforce, according to Business Insider.
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And is an economy growing above 2% a flashing red light for the Fed to slash rates?
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The answer here is simple: Slash the U.S. corporate tax rate and then the problem goes away.
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Slash is not only one of the best living guitarists, but one of the all-time greats.
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He promises to slash public spending, cut half a million public sector jobs and overhaul social security.
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"Of course it's understandable, considering the Victorian-slash-Imperial connotations, but we're very inclusive," he says again.
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Like Thyssenkrupp, it plans to slash up to 2,000 jobs as part of the joint venture deal.
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Few TV shows are as economical with their storytelling as this Breaking Bad spinoff-slash-American treasure.
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One evening I returned to my un-shut sanctuary after taking a slash and arrived to silence.
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Sen. Ted Cruz wants to slash taxes even more deeply than many of his Senate GOP colleagues.
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This means the Republican plan would slash 35 percent of Medicaid funding over the next two decades.
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This made manufacturers slash their output prices for the first time since August 2016, IHS Markit said.
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"There were no denials about this potential slash by anyone in the House GOP leadership," he continued.
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This also accompanied a slash in the soybean crop to 115.3 million tonnes from January's 118.8 million.
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The government is expected to slash its prediction of GDP growth for 2019 to 1% from 1.5%.
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Originally $149.99, you can slash 33% off and get the Bedphones wireless sleep headphones for just $99.99.
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The answer is a new private-sector plan that would slash the outrageously high federal interest rates.
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Sipes alleges that after the argument Drake made a "throat slash" gesture to his private security detail.
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Step 2: GOP uses the deficit they created as an excuse to slash Social Security and Medicare.
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Meanwhile, the president's proposed budget would slash the entire scientific arm of the agency by nearly half.
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In the months since, Nissan has announced plans to slash 9% of its workforce amid falling profits.
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The third big factor that helped Amazon slash its tax bill was a collection of tax credits.
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The bill would include lowering the corporate rate and slash income tax brackets from seven to four.
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One, called a P-slash-T, was passed to him by his grandfather, like a family crest.
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Slash Coleman, a certified Laughter Yoga Leader in Richmond, Virginia, teaches people optimism through purposeful laughter exercises.
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Bangladesh-Myanmar border (CNN)The slash marks on Rashida Begum's neck have turned into dark, red scars.
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Other celebrity clients followed, including Slash, the guitarist for Guns N' Roses, and Jeff Bridges, the actor.
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Oil prices have trended higher since OPEC and partners including Russia agreed in December to slash production.
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That means the central bank may need to slash interest rates — even if it doesn't want to.
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But by choosing the mild border sauce instead of red sauce, you slash 115 milligrams of sodium.
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Originally $2780, you can slash 239% off and get the Complete Cloud Computing Bundle for just $239.
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Blockchain is a web-based transaction-processing and settlement system, whose efficiency banks say could slash costs.
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Trump's 2018 budget proposal also promises to slash the country's international affairs budget by nearly one third.
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"The company aims to slash costs in order to be profitable before going public," the source said.
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The band self-released their final album Slap Happy in 1999 after being dropped by Slash records.
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With those out of the way, we have a new theory-slash-mysterious-character to talk about.
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When he attempted to leave the VIP area, he says Drake gave the "throat slash" hand gesture.
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Parliament is due to vote this week on a state budget that aims to slash the deficit.
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N). It is a quick way to slash expenses, though some banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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Rival Cathay has been running fuller flights, but has had to slash ticket prices to lure customers.
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The slash by half a percentage point was the Fed's first emergency cut since the financial crisis.
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It cannot, for instance, slash interest rates as much as the Federal Reserve and Bank of England.
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Newt Gingrich shut down the government in an attempt to force Bill Clinton to slash Medicare funding.
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While some teams use a plodding, deliberate approach to offense, the Red Sox slash, dash and bash.
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That would allow Democrats to block Republican efforts to slash healthcare and cut taxes on the wealthy.
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How much exposure did you have to slash fic and the sexuality around it at that point?
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Its revenue has been roughly cut in half, forcing it to slash fighter salaries by about half.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - He has vowed to drain the swamp, slash regulations and get tough with China.
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Nope. Their knee-jerk response is to slash funding for Medicaid, putting millions of kids at risk.
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There are 483 scheduled Slash guitar solos timed with Axl Rose costume changes in his oxygen booth.
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In neighborhoods with no political yard signs, homemade signs with dark red slash marks suddenly popped up.
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But don't hit Aspen during mud-slash-secret season for shopping deals — they mostly ended with skiing.
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Some European refiners might slash their Iranian imports, especially those with large interests in the United States.
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The stark reduction in revenues forced states to slash spending on schools, higher education, and jobs training.
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Typically $500, you can slash 95% off and get a lifetime subscription to SERPstash for just $24.
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First, Trump did deliver on the long-term Republican priority to permanently slash tax rates for corporations.
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With careful planning, travel rewards can slash the total cost of your 2020 travels to a minimum.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to dismantle Mr. Obama's regulations on greenhouse gases and slash energy research budgets.
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Amazon, which takes control of the upscale grocer on Monday, intends to slash prices the same day.
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It then proceeded with plans to slash its online advertising budget in favor of more television ads.
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Slash Management told Business Insider that Dragun has asked brands for a six-figure fee for sponsorships.
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The worker has since quit Lowe&aposs, in part because of the slash to their overall pay.
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Congress rejected his plan to slash anticorruption aid to Ukraine by 57 percent down to $85033 million.
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Usually, it costs $99.95, but you can slash 74% off now and get it for just $24.99.
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The goal is to slash the number of children born to teenagers by a third by 2026.
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It would also slash funding for research into alternative energy sources like wind, hydro and geothermal power.
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There are tactics you can use to slash your holiday budget while still keeping your holiday cheer.
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The White House has offered to scrap Sunday's upcoming duties and slash some existing tariffs in half.
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The President's budget would slash funding for the Commerce Department by 37% for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Impoverished farmers turn to "slash and burn agriculture" when they desperately need fertile land for their crops.
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Trump's policies would also slash U.S. job growth by 3.5 million jobs compared to the current trajectory.
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In other words, how to do it without succumbing to the slash-and-burn economics of Amazon.
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I knew that 14D was AC/DC, but wasn't sure that the slash should be written in.
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The set is valued at $165.80, but you can slash 27% off and get it for $120.
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General Electric Co plans to slash 737 MAX engine deliveries to Boeing roughly in half this year.
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That has put more pressure on retailers, especially department stores, to slash prices and, therefore, squeeze profits.
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Do we really want to slash the State Department and the U.S.A.I.D. at such a perilous moment?
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The new restrictions could slash the hermit regime's roughly $3 billion annual export revenue by one third.
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Reuters said the sanctions could slash the reclusive regime's $3 billion annual export revenue by a third.
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While the Apple Store is unlikely to slash prices overnight, refurbished products are the next best thing.
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Analysts have said that the group could slash its full-year dividends to preserve precious cash-flow.
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Use the coupon code BFSAVE20 at checkout to slash an extra 20% off the already-discounted prices.
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