Why do we have two separate penalties for "holding" and "holding the stick", but slashing and slashing the stick are both just "slashing"?
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And he called for slashing public assistance programs indiscriminately. Sen.
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It can also mean dramatically slashing costs for AMN clients.
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Last year the administration proposed slashing it by a third.
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Vernon Fiddler was serving a penalty for slashing Jaden Schwartz.
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"Slashing defense," a bullet point on the second mailer reads.
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Buffalo's Jack Eichel was in the penalty box for slashing.
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But slashing spending on IT systems is a false economy.
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"What is your prediction on an early slashing" of benefits?
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Slashing their credit lines could push more drillers into insolvency.
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But buying big companies and slashing costs remain 3G's speciality.
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As seasonally appropriate as ever, Halloween is slashing through records.
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However, analysts aren't slashing their estimates at the box office.
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The phone will run $399, significantly slashing the Pixel's cost.
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Southwest airlines fell 5.65 percent after slashing its revenue guidance.
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Your biggest savings may come from slashing your bar tab.
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Flannery is already considering slashing the dividend to husband resources.
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Such enthusiastic slashing can create more problems than it solves.
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Slashing carbon emissions today won't decrease temperatures until much later.
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The plans may also include the slashing of that dividend.
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The Trump administration is slashing funding for ObamaCare enrollment outreach.
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Slashing Medicaid funding threatens to send us back in time.
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So he's been turning them off — "slashing them," he says.
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The price explosion was triggered by China slashing its exports.
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Maggie's captor attacks her, slashing her stomach with a knife.
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Public firms have been slashing forecasts and suspending 2020 guidance.
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Consider slashing the amount of added sugar in your diet.
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I am slashing my spending and rethinking my bourgeois ways.
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Oil and gas producers across the globe are slashing budgets.
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Still, it bore clear debts to Taylor's slashing, multilayered style.
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Last year, Trump proposed slashing the NIH budget by 22%.
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Slashing and reorganizing, unless done carefully, could increase customer losses.
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Slashing funds cuts deep into both rural and urban communities.
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Kamala Harris announced she's slashing staff and redeploying resources here.
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Those cuts include slashing funding to states for environmental protection programs.
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Wall Street analysts are slashing year-end earnings expectations for the .
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Instead, states have been steadily slashing mental health budgets for years.
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That's despite several years of buying media companies and slashing costs.
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Lastly, the White House is also slashing funding for enrollment outreach.
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"Eco-vandals" took things even further, breaking windows and slashing tires.
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The biggest loser from slashing immigration would be the public finances.
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He trafficked in outlandish theories and engaged in slashing personal attacks.
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And it's got a lot of killing and hacking and slashing.
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The stock market reaction depends on the justification for slashing rates.
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Trump isn't just slashing the EPA's budget, he's organ harvesting it.
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Other businesses, like Munchery, have sought to recapitalize while slashing staff.
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The proposal includes slashing the rate for all businesses to 15%.
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Bookmakers have also been slashing the odds on Brexit, unsettling investors.
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In a statement, Ford would not confirm it is slashing jobs.
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The slashing left a deep gash, police spokesman Mark Pugash said.
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The fee slashing has already hit stocks of online brokerage companies.
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Central banks also helped, slashing interest rates to zero and below.
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It also proposed slashing Medicaid funding and ending ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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To counter declining freight volumes, railroad companies have been slashing costs.
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The Trump administration has proposed slashing the Department of Energy's funding.
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In 1950 she killed herself, slashing her throat with a razor.
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Luckily, you will get some help slashing your to-do list.
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Alain Locke led a life of scrupulous refinement and slashing contradiction.
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It also proposed slashing Medicaid funding and ending ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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But slashing the trade deficit for good will be very tough.
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Mr. Flannery is already considering slashing the dividend to conserve resources.
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Surrounded by tall oak and boisterous wild dandelions slashing through grass.
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Yet under current circumstances, simply slashing them could make matters worse.
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But stores are slashing workers' hours, and robots are supplanting people.
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In the quest to rein in costs, Uber is slashing staff.
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Slashing Medicaid and replacing them with block grants is no solution.
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But fixing that problem isn't merely a matter of slashing rates.
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Arbitrarily slashing visa and green card programs would be a mistake.
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Saudi Arabia's government is slashing its deficits and reaping increased revenue.
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Markets responded by slashing 20 percent off the company's share price.
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The Pistons have Pope, the slashing playmaker, just 22 years old.
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President Trump proposed dramatically slashing spending for almost all federal agencies.
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Tip O'Neill passed a bill slashing Social Security benefits and raising payroll taxes, and another simplifying the tax code and slashing a variety of popular deductions, even though he couldn't stop Reagan's early budget and tax cuts.
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This is definitely a budget that I'll be slashing when I move.
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Photos by Jason Woodward Jeff Treppel is slashing and burning on Twitter.
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The plan includes slashing spending on healthcare equipment by over 90 percent.
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He's also proposed slashing the Environmental Protection Agency's budget by 20173 percent.
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Another part of precision railroading is ditching old equipment and slashing staff.
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Your focus today is on slashing items off your to-do list.
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Mr Palmer is a fan of the president's, for slashing refugee resettlement.
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Crispy bacon, flavorful mustard dressing, and carb-slashing cauliflower for the win.
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Slashing the market share of state-controlled Public Power Corp (PPC) (DEHr.
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No longer does slashing grass and downing enemies release health-restoring hearts.
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Oregon and California have such a glut that sellers are slashing prices.
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But today, Amazon is slashing the price by 50 percent, it says.
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The 2016 Hart Trophy recipient was assessed a minor penalty for slashing.
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The president said Friday the administration would instead move to slashing taxes.
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After slashing the officers, the man seized their handguns and shot both.
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Paul Tudor Jones is reportedly slashing jobs at his iconic hedge fund.
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Slashing EPA's budget will hurt our ability to win the next fight.
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Berenberg analysts reckon slashing costs could bring 160 million pounds of savings.
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Combined, Trump and House Republicans have proposed slashing $22019 trillion from Medicaid.
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Forrest pointed specifically to General Electric recently slashing its dividend in half.
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Other efforts include slashing red tape and simplifying the intricate tax system.
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Even analysts have backed away, slashing their recommendations in the last year.
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One slight problem: FedEx is slashing its pension plan for new hires.
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If it means cutting the corporate rate or slashing regulations, do it.
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And Kohl's responded by slashing prices — even if that weighed on profits.
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American Airlines is slashing its trans-Pacific schedule by more than half.
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Judge Kavanaugh was angry and emotional, embracing the language of slashing partisanship.
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Mitsotakis wants to cut taxes, including slashing corporation tax to boost investment.
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Slashing before burning produces a lot of very dry, very flammable fuel.
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Mr. Trump claimed that slashing the corporate tax code would benefit workers.
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He succeeded, slashing debt and pulling Erie County back from near bankruptcy.
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But it's unlikely Republicans will support actually slashing carbon emissions anytime soon.
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A number of Democrats have suggested slashing ties with Saudi Arabia entirely.
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To read him is to receive a master class in slashing rhetoric.
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Making trading even more appealing by slashing fees could harm their portfolio.
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The administrator has even advocated slashing his agency's budget by a third.
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Just the other day, there was a face-slashing in the park.
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Bronx Teenager Who Became a Symbol for Ending Cash Bail Is Arrested on Slashing Charge Pedro Hernandez, 19, who has accused the police of framing him in the past, was charged with slashing a man during a robbery.
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But by rendering Emmett Till's face in energetic, slashing brushstrokes, and slashing and manipulating the canvas so that it becomes unrecognizable as anything but an abstract painting, Schutz obscures what the boy's mother wanted to remain visible and untouched.
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Restaurants and retail stores are creating way more new positions than they're slashing.
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From the other direction, slashing non-defense discretionary spending cuts bone, not fat.
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Morrison is having a great year—he's got 24 HRs, slashing .256/.366/.
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The warriors might finally be hacking and slashing their way to the top.
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As a result, some are slashing budgets, cutting staff and holding emergency fundraisers.
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Still, Trump proposed slashing the program in his budget request earlier this year.
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It sold extremely poorly, even with Amazon slashing prices only weeks after launch.
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That's despite President Donald Trump's efforts to revive coal by slashing environmental regulations.
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Reform the corporate code by slashing rates, they argue, and inversions will end.
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Yet this may have been achieved by slashing airfares to loss-making levels.
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AP: GM is slashing 21,2175 factory and white collar jobs in North America.
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And he's really good at slashing and making plays and finishing them off.
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Under Germany's strong labour laws, slashing headcount would mean stiff social-insurance payments.
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Meanwhile, the rulebook just defines slashing as hitting an opponent's body or stick.
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KUDLOW SAYS CHINA SEEMS TO BE SLASHING PRICES, SO IT IS LOSING MONEY
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Under German leadership, slashing the government spending became the order of the day.
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Companies are slashing jobs, costs and capital spending to maintain promised dividend payouts.
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Faced with plunging prices and profits, miners are slashing investment and suspending projects.
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Friday, Uber is slashing its prices in New York City by approximately 15%.
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"I've been waiting for this," Cramer said in response to Amazon slashing prices.
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ConocoPhillips also posted quarterly results, while at the same time slashing its dividend.
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The plan involves slashing bondholder debt and retiree healthcare costs while protecting pensions.
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Fifty percent of GOP voters agree with slashing it, and 45 percent don't.
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Companies, especially in the energy sector, have responded by slashing capital spending budgets.
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Another Rangers penalty — slashing by Micheal Haley — put the Rangers in peril again.
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Slashing investments, shifting costs or tying our hands will not solve our problems.
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He personally killed Leno LaBianca by slashing him four times in the throat.
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Target, for example, is slashing 15 percent off prices across its entire website.
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We believe cutting taxes and slashing regulatory burdens will spur our nation's economy.
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Deutsche Bank is slashing 18,000 jobs and exiting businesses such as equities trading.
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Trump's spending proposal for 2628 calls for slashing Interior's budget by 28500 percent.
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Excel wants to double its wind power while slashing its dependence on coal.
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Southwest Airlines is slashing some of its fares for its annual winter sale.
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Those wishes included slashing staff at the agency and rolling back environmental protections.
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He has proposed slashing U.S. diplomacy and foreign assistance by nearly a third.
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Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom received a minor penalty for slashing on the play.
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He was hospitalized for slashing his wrists when he got home from Afghanistan.
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Almost immediately following the acquisition, it began slashing prices in Whole Foods' stores.
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Far from "slashing" spending on higher education, the Republican bill will increase it.
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But Trump is slashing the safety net that holds this national community together.
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In fact, some companies can only get financing by slashing their valuations. Woof.
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Now, the company says it plans to regain its place by slashing prices.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin emphasized every slashing chord and tumultuous outburst during this scene.
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Impossible Foods is slashing wholesale prices on its products by 15% on average.
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Some of the biggest brands in tech and home goods are slashing prices.
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The governor's slashing of state funding left university leaders blindsided and in turmoil.
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Most agree that reforming our tax code should start with slashing tax rates.
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Like its peers, BP responded by slashing thousands of jobs and tightening budgets.
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Slashing the business tax rate is the necessary complement to this regulatory relief.
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It is slashing billions of dollars in costs and shrinking its work force.
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Mr. Liberman took to the task with zeal, firing workers and slashing debts.
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The legislation achieves these savings by dramatically slashing government spending on health care.
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Those include cutting taxes, increasing infrastructure spending and slashing government regulation of businesses.
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But Cohen is not out on cable TV slashing and burning at Trump.
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Now, the brand is slashing prices in honor of… the spirit of giving?
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That amount should allow us to retire by 60 without slashing expenses drastically.
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Trump's solutions were always simple and sweeping — torching NAFTA or slashing business taxes.
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The White House proposed slashing the budget for foreign aid by a third.
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It's all speed and movement and a series of slashing, lightning-quick attacks.
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And the sales this year are no joke, almost everyone is slashing their prices.
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He wants to reignite the economy by slashing taxes and regulations, while attracting investment.
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It's unclear whether Congress will pursue this rule-slashing campaign beyond these priority targets.
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Slashing those rules could fall to Scott Gottlieb, the president's pick for FDA commissioner.
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But LG Display was caught flat-footed and is now furiously slashing LCD capacity.
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He brought down the deficit gradually by slashing public investment and squeezing other spending.
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If fully implemented, it could have an even bigger impact than slashing all tariffs.
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He had made Mr Walker's slashing of school funding the centerpiece of his campaign.
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It's also cutting jobs and slashing capital spending, the lifeblood of any mining company.
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But most forecasters are slashing their estimates for U.K. economic growth following the vote.
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This is hardly conclusive—slashing sample sizes inevitably reduces the power of a test.
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They were able to stimulate their economies by spending more and slashing interest rates.
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Crude rule-cutting and budget-slashing will simply leave America dirtier and less safe.
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Another official said slashing the retail market share of state-controlled Public Power Corp.
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This action fits well with Trump's budgets, which have consistently proposed slashing food stamps.
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"The slashing and hooking, you can&apost do that against this team," Tocchet said.
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He vows that slashing the rate of corporate tax will create millions of jobs.
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Now, this week he's slashing more with the end of Tesla's customer referral program.
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Trump has proposed slashing the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 percent.
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The report also projected slashing funding to the refugee resettlement program by 25 percent.
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You can almost feel him becoming a bigger star with each throat-slashing verse.
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Wall Street analysts have been aggressive when it comes to slashing their earnings expectations.
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The carmaker has now changed tack, prioritizing profitability by reducing incentives and slashing inventories.
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He often talks with his hands, drawing invisible figures and gently slashing the air.
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Quite the opposite: Google and Facebook are free, while Amazon specializes in slashing prices.
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The White House had proposed slashing the nation's medical research agency by $5.8 billion.
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Lawmakers are unlikely to agree to slashing popular programs and agencies like the NIH.
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Slashing itemized deductions may have a chilling effect on home purchases and charitable giving.
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Nvidia added to the doom-and-gloom by slashing its fourth-quarter sales guidance.
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Slashing Medicaid hurts kids, the elderly, people with disabilities and those struggling with addiction.
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They grew unruly, smashing a window and slashing tires on two Pugh campaign vehicles.
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That means slashing the complexity and content in many of the vehicles it builds.
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He is mired in an 0-for-12 skid and is slashing .187/.271/.
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Simply, Tasmanian devils fuck each other up, slashing and biting at each other's faces.
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Opponents, notably the restaurant industry, say the initiative could result slashing hours and pay.
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And beyond slashing player pay, the National League didn't punish any other dissenting players.
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Clinton's candidacy, one that has cut above the din of the slashing presidential cycle.
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For now, however, slashing flights is the best way to save money, executives said.
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Restaurant occupancy has plummeted across multiple states and cities, and airlines are slashing flights.
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Saudi Arabia responded by threatening to ramp up production and slashing prices further still.
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Mr. Garin said he had detected no significant enthusiasm for slashing corporate tax rates.
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Higher-than-expected inflation was seen as another obstacle to the bank slashing rates.
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While in custody, the boys "admitted" to slashing another inflatable decoration nearby on Sept.
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The best way government can help is by slashing taxes, according to this view.
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The best way government can help is by slashing taxes, according to this view.
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The family's nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, was standing over them, slashing herself with a knife.
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The slashing of The News's staff by half this week is the latest casualty.
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And the Fed cutting rates, slashing rates is clearly going to be dollar negative.
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Airlines are slashing ticket prices amid a $41 billion tumble in their market value.
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At home, that involved slashing taxes and curbing the expansion of the federal government.
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Slashing billions from these programs would, in effect, shift these costs to the states.
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That revamp included slashing the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
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As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
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The choice is between slashing the retirement package and raising taxes on the young.
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Capitals fans posted videos of Crosby slashing other players when referees were looking elsewhere.
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Trump wants to pay for a military spending increase by slashing non-defense spending.
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By slashing our foreign aid budget, we risk undoing 30 years of remarkable progress.
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But slashing games even into the high 183s is simply not going to happen.
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Slashing support for diplomacy would leave the government with fewer tools to prevent conflict.
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These included slashing gas subsidies and tackling endemic bribe-taking in the police force.
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The plan calls for doubling Xcel's wind power while slashing its dependence on coal.
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Sellers of all stripes tried to fill the void, often slashing prices to compete.
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Slashing funding would destroy long-term projects and threaten American primacy in medical research.
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The exception might be Janet Malcolm, she of the slashing style and Jovian pronouncements.
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By slashing costs and creating efficiencies, Renault of France and Nissan of Japan prospered.
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The plan dovetails with Trump's larger aim of slashing regulation to boost energy production.
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And the stock market plunged, slashing the value of 401(k) retirement nest eggs.
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Some Republican experts have urged party leaders to turn away from rate-slashing overhaul plans.
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The company has dominated by slashing prices, and some retailers have offered even deeper discounts.
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Jaguar Land Rover, which is owned by India's Tata Motors (TTM), is slashing 4,500 jobs.
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The final budget proposal released March 16 had deeper cuts, slashing EPA's budget by 31%.
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Trump has called for slashing the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent.
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This means slashing emissions, adapting to the impacts already occurring, and possibly using geoengineering approaches.
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Both got minor penalties for roughing while Dubnyk got an extra two minutes for slashing.
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Those companies will need to rapidly deleverage by slashing jobs, shutting facilities and selling assets.
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The border tax would coincide with slashing the corporate tax rate to 20 percent. Sen.
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Expansion states were slashing uninsured rates and gaining new resources to fight the opioid epidemic.
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Hedge funder billionaire Steve Cohen keeps slashing the price of his One Beacon Court penthouse.
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By selling directly to users, dealers are slashing risk, cutting middlemen and boosting profit margins.
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Companies slashing their profit forecasts had been a major reason why stocks tanked in December.
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Weak spending in overseas markets was also a contributing factor in PVH slashing its outlook.
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EU officials point out that slashing tariffs will help manufacturing by making imported machinery cheaper.
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An evangelical protestant, Crivella last month announced that he was slashing public funding for Carnaval.
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Slashing costs won't be easy in Europe, where the overlap between the two is greatest.
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Yet in a difficult financial environment, startlingly large numbers of corporations are slashing dividends anyway.
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Sectumsempra — curse which replicates slashing opponent with a sword This spell is a two-parter.
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Halliburton, like bigger rival Schlumberger, has been slashing costs to make up for falling revenue.
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Essential is slashing the price of its eponymous phone, down to $499 at its website.
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Even China's tech giants have not been spared and are slashing bonuses and travel expenses.
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Consumers are slashing spending as Brazil struggles with a recession not seen in eight decades.
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In an instant, Terra picks up the weapon and begins slashing at John in return.
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Businesses have also been slashing inventories, which dropped by $12.4 billion in the second quarter.
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The goal was set up by a penalty on Arvidsson, called for slashing on Yandle.
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It has also fuelled competition among banks, slashing margins and pushing many towards the exit.
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The key provision is the slashing of the corporate tax rate, from 35% to 21%.
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In the past, slashing the NIH budget has had a serious impact on biomedical research.
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Wall Street analysts are slashing their estimates for the next quarter at a record pace.
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He's promised to revitalize the industry and bring back significant jobs by slashing environmental regulations.
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They show up on punk and hip-hop playlists, there's lots of slashing going on.
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Republicans have championed accomplishments such as confirming Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and slashing regulations.
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Slashing NIH research by a fifth is a bad prescription for reaching that elusive goal.
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There are a few ways to begin slashing the carbon emitted from massive shipping vessels.
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Italy's bonds were back under pressure with the European Commission slashing its 2019 growth forecast.
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Italian bonds were back under pressure with the European Commission slashing its 2019 growth forecast.
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And is one of the things underpinning this repeated slashing away at the State Department.
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Health concerns aside, it's unclear how slashing international relations funding will make our country safer.
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He stabbed her in the face multiple times before slashing her throat, according to reports.
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Parliament approved the 2019 budget earlier this month with the aim of slashing the deficit.
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You could see Judge Kavanaugh slashing away during his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Slashing it closer to bank financing rates would mess up the hedge funds' gearing games.
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Both banks are already slashing costs and shedding staff; a union would add another round.
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You had guys fighting after the whistle, a lot of chippiness, guys slashing each other.
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If delivery day is Tuesday, you better believe they're slashing their prices the night before.
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So some private equity firms fell back on a time-tested moneymaking strategy: slashing costs.
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It's in his book and it explains Trump's budget-cutting, regulation-slashing, bureaucracy-shrinking administration.
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House Republicans are slashing most itemized deductions, but will sweeten the pot on charitable contributions.
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Making ships and port processes more efficient also is key to slashing emissions, Kroes said.
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The request to cut production came prior to Apple slashing its earnings forecast last week.
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President Trump has done an amazing job kickstarting the economy by slashing unnecessary red tape.
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But "I Hate the Internet" is fundamentally a platform for the author's slashing social criticism.
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I awoke and could feel the sensation of slashing throats for most of the day.
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Last week, Tesla announced a broad restructuring, slashing at least 9 percent of its workforce.
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The initiative is galling, given President Donald Trump's boasts about slashing regulations and simplifying government.
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They're slashing ad budgets, offering free products, and using content to stay connected with shoppers.
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To survive, the US oil industry is slashing spending, cutting dividends and preparing for layoffs.
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Beijing is also now slashing subsidies for electric vehicles, putting even more pressure on margins.
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Renault on Friday proposed slashing its dividend by nearly 70% to €1.10 ($1.19) per share.
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Washington has also proposed slashing existing duties on $20.688 billion in Chinese products by 64.703%.
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They made no pretense of reforming the tax code beyond slashing some very visible rates.
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That includes slashing its American retail bank network and consolidating some of its business lines.
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The Avalanche struck first late in the first period after Malkin went off for slashing.
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This slashing column explains why you're right about everything and why your opponents are wrong.
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Dahlin was given a double minor for slashing and cross-checking and appeared visibly upset.
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That may be a stride toward slashing the price tag of sending payload to space.
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That score came on a delayed power play that send Alex Chiasson off for slashing.
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Now, Apple is slashing the price of the iPhone XR in Japan to boost sales.
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But the man began walking away, slashing the knife through the air as he went.
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I succeeded in slashing plastic waste for a week, but will I keep doing it?
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The administration's budget proposal has suggested slashing foreign aid in general while increasing defense spending.
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He is also in favor of slashing funding to Medicaid and wants to privatize Medicare.
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What happens if President Clinton gets polling suggesting a majority of voters support slashing entitlements?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE proposed slashing the office's budget and slashing employees last May.
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After the crisis, it curbed that net foreign borrowing, but only by slashing investment (see chart).
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Bringing competition to routes once dominated by cosseted national carriers, they stimulated demand by slashing fares.
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SpaceX intends to reuse its rockets, slashing launch costs so it can offer cut-rate services.
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Repeated and long shutdowns cause pressure in the oilfield's wells to drop, slashing its production capacity.
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Japan's subsequent slashing of borrowing rates, which reached zero around 2000, failed to reanimate the economy.
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Pelos, the corporate bank chief, has tried to compensate for the declining revenue by slashing costs.
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And regulation-slashing is exactly where Trump's interests align with the tech and the auto industry.
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Dirtier ships would face a competitive disadvantage if manufacturers got serious about slashing supply-chain emissions.
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He attacks quickly and with a voice full of taunts, his stave slashing and feinting relentlessly.
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But it is also committed to slashing public services, ostensibly in order to cut Britain's deficit.
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In addition to slashing the corporate rate, it temporarily reduces the tax burden for most individuals.
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The winners: If this rule slashing goes through, companies like AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, and Charter.
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Electric vehicles are a superb way to get people interested in slashing carbon emissions through electrification.
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D'Antoni also believed that the slashing Brewer would help the starters maintain a hastened offensive pace.
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They anticipated a wave of regulatory rollbacks and the slashing of corporate and personal tax rates.
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The slashing of housing, vacation and sickness allowances last September reduced some salaries by a third.
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Central banks then kicked into action, slashing interest rates and buying assets via quantitative easing (QE).
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It continued this week when the White House proposed slashing the budgets of many federal agencies.
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But despite slashing and burning the garden, the larger message was also about replanting and rebirth.
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That second man attacked the man with whom the woman had been arguing, slashing his face.
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This year authorities linked up Hong Kong to the mainland's express rail link, slashing commuting times.
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FORECASTERS SLASHING their predictions for economic growth in Latin America has become a depressing annual ritual.
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Equity investors worry that stocks could tumble if the bill, which includes slashing corporate taxes, fails.
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As an added benefit of slashing your budget, you'll be more creative in your gift giving.
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He tortured and degraded her, filming on his iPhone, before slashing her throat in the shower.
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Such stringent rules require better technology and, under the Obama administration, are already slashing auto emissions.
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In the meantime, companies like Instacart, Uber, and Lyft will have to settle for slashing wages.
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From now until midnight on Cyber Monday, Reformation is slashing its prices site-wide by 30%.
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Several major airlines are slashing fares for Travel Deal Tuesday, according to fare-watching app Hopper.
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"Leave": The pro-Brexit campaign focused on cutting immigration, gaining sovereignty and slashing payments to Brussels.
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Kraft Heinz is a product of 3G Capital, a Brazilian investment firm known for slashing costs.
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Alarmingly, Donald Trump's administration has started slashing protections against toxic dumping in our water and air.
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It is slashing jobs and selling assets to cut debt after a crisis-wracked two years.
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Trump instead tore down his primary rivals with slashing attacks on Twitter and at the debates.
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Even Saudi Arabia is slashing its budget to deal with its deficit of 15% of GDP.
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Chores can suck, but you'll be slashing your to-do list and getting a lot done.
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Financials and industrials were supposed to be serious beneficiaries of his regulation-slashing, infrastructure-building policies.
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If Thursday's hearing is any indication, Democrats will resist serious budget slashing like that being floated.
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Burger King is slashing the price of nuggets as fast-food chains battle for budget shoppers.
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He returned Commerzbank to profit and dividends while slashing risky assets and strengthening its capital base.
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Does it seem like there have been a lot of slashing penalties on broken sticks recently?
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Right or wrong, slashing a puck-carrier in the hands has become accepted over the years.
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Yet there are limits to what more can be done by slashing costs and improving efficiency.
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And the government appointed a new boss with a reputation for slashing costs at underperforming airlines.
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But Ryan rose to prominence with the budget-slashing Tea Party politics that explicitly rejected Bush.
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The first Ovechkin goal came on a power play, following a slashing penalty on Brian Boyle.
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Oil fields were damaged in the war, slashing production to less than half of peak levels.
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That programme included sharply devaluing the currency, slashing fuel subsidies and introducing a value-added tax.
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The Trump administration has found its foothold in slashing programs essential to women's health and lives.
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The Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf and Wings' Anthony Mantha squared off, with Getzlaf penalized twice for slashing.
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Instead, the Republicans have turned to their favorite deficit-cutting tool: slashing programs for the needy.
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Voters will hold every Republican Senate candidate accountable for spiking their costs and slashing their coverage.
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President Trump thanked Vladimir Putin for slashing the payroll of the American diplomatic staff in Russia.
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House Republicans are slashing most itemized deductions, but will maintain the charitable giving deduction as is.
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He introduced changes to streamline government, diversify the economy and cut costs, including slashing construction spending.
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WeWork is reportedly slashing its targeted value in its upcoming IPO by as much as half.
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Others borrowers slashing pricing are grocer Albertson's, networking firm Riverbed Technology and textbook publisher Cengage Learning.
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Fencers score quickly, slashing for points, without a lot of the fancy parrying of foil fencing.
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Clinton during the debate, the Republican nominee's campaign has signaled a slashing effort going forward. Mrs.
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Still, other exporters, such as Iran, are understood to be against the slashing of output curbs.
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U.S. stocks pared gains Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump's administration called for slashing tax rates.
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Trump's budget has called for slashing funding for the U.S. Forest Service and firefighting, argued Rep.
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Pittsburgh was given a power play, but squandered the advantage after Kessel was called for slashing.
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He said that GM, Ford and Honda are also slashing global excess capacity, the note added.
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Coming into Boston's four-game series against Houston, the 40-year-old was slashing .322/.231/.
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Last week, there were three slashing attacks and a stabbing in a span of three days.
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The company also made progress in slashing costs with $1.1 billion of industrial costs already cut.
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But there's no slashing on the personal side, and it will be a fight over deductions.
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Trump responded by bashing the Fed for not taking a more aggressive stance toward slashing rates.
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Morrisons has also been slashing jobs and closing stores in a bid to cut down costs.
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Washington has renewed and intensified its sanctions, slashing Iran's crude oil sales by more than 80%.
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"He is slashing everything that we achieved," she said as she pushed inside with the crowd.
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Many believe that slashing immigration is an antidote to problems of congestion in the big cities.
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He carried out his attack with an unidentified sharp object, swiftly slashing one of the tires.
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The website's video, set to inspirational music, showcased the blades silently slashing through grass like butter.
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After slashing those expenses, you should be down to your core budget for the most part.
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Now, having chugged the Kool-Aid, I am slashing my spending and rethinking my bourgeois ways.
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WeWork is in the process of slashing jobs and shuttering or selling several non-core investments.
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The Trump budget moves in the opposite direction, slashing spending almost everywhere but on the military.
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Earlier in February, he was accused of breaking windows at Gunn's apartment and slashing her tires.
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The Paris Agreement is essentially a collection of voluntary emissions-slashing pledges from about 200 nations.
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Most have cheered Trump's regulation-slashing swagger, including an expected softening of vehicle fuel efficiency rules.
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The defense also detailed Jutting's father attempted suicide by slashing his wrists when he was 16.
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Family members told Australian media an attacker grabbed her head from behind before slashing her throat.
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The Montreal Protocol succeeded in slashing the use of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which damage the ozone layer.
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During last year's presidential campaign, Trump pledged a drastic and speedy slashing of all federal regulations.
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Supply has exceeded demand, slashing oil prices from over $100 a barrel to the mid-50s.
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He also proposed slashing the number of employees the office has by more than a third.
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The oligarchs see Trump as a pathway to slashing regulations and cutting taxes for the rich.
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Meanwhile, you're slashing strong fuel standards for cars and trucks, for the benefit of big corporations.
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One more thing India is slashing taxes on companies to try and rescue its struggling economy.
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The Trump tax law lowered individual rates across the board, while slashing the corporate tax rate.
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But it's true that abandoning nuclear energy will almost certainly make slashing carbon emissions more challenging.
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The bank also reported $172 million in severance costs after slashing its global workforce by 2%.
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In the 1990s, he helped turn around Nissan by slashing jobs and upending its corporate culture.
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U.S. shale producers survived by drilling more efficiently, securing discounts from service companies and slashing headcounts.
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Trump's first budget request, for fiscal 2018, proposed slashing government programs and dramatically reshaping federal spending.
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But slashing non-security aid to Pakistan, such as development aid, is a dangerously misguided retaliation.
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Instead, it's all negative all the time; a daily slashing and burning of hard-fought protections.
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It proposes slashing Medicaid, federal housing subsidies, health insurance, and food stamps by billions of dollars.
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Trump's first budget request, for fiscal 85033, proposed slashing government programs and dramatically reshaping federal spending.
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As for the spending component, Rodriguez suggested the couple start by slashing their biggest expense: housing.
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Tobias said the slashing of Johnson's award could be a setback for similar plaintiffs to come.
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On November 26th the Trump administration suggested slashing the pay of members of the appellate body.
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Eaton loved Lofton's swagger — his gold necklace, his stylish cleats, his speedy, slashing style of play.
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There is an increasing, slashing awareness of not merely one human but a world in distress.
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The state faces another potential higher-ed slashing of $56.4 million over the next two years.
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But the most important way Medicare for All would save money isn't by slashing administrative costs.
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Yesterday, Trump signed an order slashing the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase national monuments.
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Why would anyone think slashing corporate tax rates would increase workers' wages in the first place?
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Social Security Price also voiced his support for slashing funding to Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare.
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They also see it as removing various distortions in today's welfare states, slashing bureaucracy and government snooping.
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By slashing those mandates, lawmakers say they will save ratepayers more money than the new surcharge costs.
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She made a case for free trade and won applause when she talked about slashing German unemployment.
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Seconds later, Buchnevich went to the box for slashing Larkin, but the Rangers killed off the penalty.
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But the Gulf OPEC member has been slashing oil exports in a bid to demonstrate its commitment.
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Tesla embarked on broad restructuring back in June, slashing its work force by at least 9 percent.
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Trump's latest budget proposal suggested slashing the budget of the Environmental Protection Agency by billions of dollars.
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But the Trump administration was exceptionally blunt in the rationale it presented for slashing the aid budget.
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A Thursday Bloomberg report, however, stated that the airline was slashing routes to cut back on costs.
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He can appear most animated condemning an "ongoing war on local communities" from budget-slashing state officials.
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Musk set up SpaceX with the goal of slashing launch costs to make travel to Mars affordable.
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Shrinking the British state much further would mean slashing spending and radically reshaping the National Health Service.
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By slashing delivery time in half, it's also a promise that could have a huge environmental impact.
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My arms are sore from shooting a virtual bow-and-arrow and slashing robots with a lightsaber.
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In Ontario, Canada, the provincial government of Doug Ford is slashing the Library Services budget in half.
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Sears The department store chain is slashing the prices of mattresses by 60% and kitchenwares by 40%.
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But Fowler responded with a power-play goal 215 seconds after Mike Ribeiro received a slashing penalty.
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President Trump's proposed cuts to the EPA budget include slashing the environmental justice division's funding by 78%.
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That means slashing science, as the president's 2018 budget plan does, puts the US's future at risk.
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The cuts will total 530 people, slashing 370 positions in Canada and 160 in the United States.
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The war has also devastated South Sudan's economy, slashing the oil production that funds most public spending.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is considering slashing the number of American troops in the country in half.
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Trump also proposed slashing foreign aid significantly when he first rolled out his budget proposals in February.
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Slashing military aid to a country on the front lines with ISIS is both misguided and dangerous.
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This marks the fourth consecutive year of Chinese firms slashing prices of their goods, according to Reuters.
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The investment bank also cut net profit estimates, slashing Mitsubishi's forecast by as much as 81 percent.
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Mikkelsen said the initiative was a win-win as it would also benefit companies by slashing costs.
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Much more promising, leading GOP candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich favor slashing corporate taxes.
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Trump has proposed slashing $5.8 billion from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a 19 percent cut.
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An El Nino-induced drought has hit southern Africa, slashing the output of the staple maize crop.
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The chaos and protest that came from imposing travel bans and slashing environmental rules was one thing.
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Mantha was also sent to the box for slashing, and teammate Dylan McIlrath received a roughing penalty.
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He pointed to some instances of big property developers slashing prices in the face of weakening demand.
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By Friday, mere days after launch, Insomniac publicly announced it was slashing the price to just $29.99.
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Slashing the federal government's financial commitment to Medicaid on the backs of the poor is not reform.
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A man was arrested for slashing a balloon that bears a cartoon resemblance to President Donald Trump.
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Sen. Marco Rubio says the GOP "probably went too far" in slashing the tax burden on corporations.
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Rival brokers have also played down the premise that they are responding to competitors by slashing commissions.
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Republicans have made slashing regulations one of their top priorities since Trump took office in January 2017.
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Both Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth funds are considering slashing their commitments, according to Bloomberg.
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Or, is it because no one really has a solution that doesn't include slashing their favorite programs?
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The main cause for this oft-desperate situation has been their state's systematic slashing of subsidized tuition.
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Other retailers, on the other hand, have been slashing jobs and shuttering stores as Americans stay indoors.
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There's still some slashing, but with wider brushes more loaded with color, which decreases the blender effect.
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The oil giant is slashing spending, scaling back its production ambitions and suspending its stock buyback program.
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Slashing taxes on the wealthy hasn't worked and a lot of really smart, wealthy people know that.
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Soon they began slashing with vigor through the outer insulation, with flurries of debris flying into space.
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Big oil and gas companies are slashing spending and cutting dividends amid a plunge in crude prices.
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Big oil and gas companies are slashing spending and cutting dividends amid a plunge in oil prices.
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His mismanagement started when he proposed slashing the budget of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The Reserve Bank of India joined several other central banks across the world in slashing interest rates.
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Ms. Snider skillfully draws a wide arc, with throbbing brass accents and slashing chords driving up tension.
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Editorial Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, is a longtime proponent of slashing entitlements.
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The market clearly likes the merger, as GateHouse has a reputation for slashing costs and consolidating resources.
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Today, under Trump's direction, Americans have an EPA that touts the slashing of dozens of environmental protections.
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Last month, that meant slashing ad spend and considering raising prices to reduce demand on certain listings.
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The Trump administration is not the only government that has been busy slashing funds for environmental protection.
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Little was already accused of breaking windows at her apartment and slashing her tires in early February.
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The retail giant is slashing prices left and right across many categories all week long — including fashion.
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The shop is also slashing the prices of most of its already-discounted dresses another 10 percent.
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Slashing the premium on Japanese deals could add up to billions of dollars over a contract's lifespan.
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Many took aim at Mr. Bolsonaro's policies, which also included slashing the budget of environmental protection agencies.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has been experimenting with its new purchase in Whole Foods, slashing prices across the store.
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He never bought into the argument that slashing large and small business taxes predominantly benefits wage earners.
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Colorado got one back when Toronto defenseman Justin Holl went off for slashing in the second period.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Another SoftBank-backed startup is slashing its valuation and stumbling toward an IPO.
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As for accessories, Amazon and Walmart are both slashing prices on PS4's DualShock 4 wireless controllers.
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It's less clear, however, if the company can build long-term value once the slashing is over.
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Voters will quickly get a lesson in what slashing spending really means — and they won't be happy.
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Corporate clients give it access to thousands of new customers, slashing the cost of acquiring new ones.
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It has proposed slashing federal substance abuse programs, as well as Medicaid funding, which supports addiction services.
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Many analysts were already skeptical China could meet its purchase commitments without slashing imports from other suppliers.
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Democrats, for their part, said they welcomed reforms but needed proof that they worked before slashing budgets.
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In return, the troika insisted on an eye-watering austerity program, slashing jobs, welfare payments and pensions.
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But here are two things to know: Slashing corporate rates — the bill's central achievement — is good economics.
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Federer improvised and covered the corners impressively, slashing forehand and backhand winners and hitting deft, precise volleys.
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"Sabotage" — in the form of cutting CSRs, expanding non-Obamacare insurance, and slashing outreach — is more nebulous.
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He was jailed for a year for slashing a man with the stem of a margarita glass.
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It comes as Trump has proposed slashing the U.S. foreign aid and diplomacy budget by 28 percent.
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Nvidia, meanwhile, dropped 13.8 percent after slashing its fourth-quarter revenue guidance to $2.2 billion from $2.7 billion.
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Meanwhile, American Airlines fell more than 4 percent after slashing its revenue growth forecast for the fourth quarter.
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Swift Strike: A slashing melee strike that propels Genji a short distance forward in whichever direction he's facing.
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Firearms, because they're much more effective than taking pills or slashing your wrists, don't give people that option.
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That blueprint includes slashing "corporate welfare" programs like the Economic Development Administration, and the Minority Business Development Agency.
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The talk of Apple slashing iPhone production pushed its shares down 2.44 percent to $102.71 in premarket trading.
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In April, Trump proposed slashing the EPA's budget by 2003% budget in his 2018 fiscal year budget proposal.
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Nicklas Backstrom had been whistled for slashing just 12 seconds earlier, and that gave Columbus the extra man.
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In contrast, 23G has rapidly transformed the consumer industry by slashing costs, cutting jobs and raising profit margins.
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The Philadelphia chip index ended last week down about 3.93%, slashing its year-to-date gain to 28%.
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Sam Brownback, Ryan authored a series of "Dear Colleague" letters warning about the impacts of slashing legal immigration.
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He's said Medicare and Social Security won't be touched (even though he's proposed slashing Social Security Disability Insurance).
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His paintings are often uproarious with color: strokes on the slashing curve, jabs, tricklings, wheelings about, splatterings, splashings.
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Her husband Lin emerges from the kitchen, cleaver in hand, slashing the would-be robber in the back.
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Today it is conservatives who laud this so-called "Agenda 2010" for making Germany competitive and slashing unemployment.
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Analysts had spent the time since the referendum results were released on Friday slashing their forecasts for sterling.
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I skipped the tracking apps, which I've never been into, and dove straight into app slashing and dashing.
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As the global economy threatens to slow down, central banks around the world have been slashing interest rates.
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A draft budget leaked last month would increase funding for the Guards, while slashing subsidies for the poor.
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In the end, only use of the horses was recognised as bribery, slashing the sum to 3.6bn won.
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Southwest Airlines took some time out from slashing prices and introducing new routes by celebrating a major accomplishment.
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Even the red-tape-slashing administration of President Donald Trump is unlikely to cut regulation in this area.
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Slashing marketing outlays might allow a miniscule profit, but then the top line could stall or start shrinking.
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An auditor proposed slashing rents for Weber's sites, which is owned by the family who opposed the move.
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No one wants to ride a Bird in the snow, slashing its revenue potential in the cold months.
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Saudi Arabia has been slashing its shipments to the U.S. in an attempt to drain global oil stocks.
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Popular messaging apps like Skype and Snapchat are slashing the amount of time spent on traditional voice calls.
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The government hopes the state budget approved by parliament last week will help confidence by slashing the deficit.
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A busy season of regulation-slashing in Washington has big upside for a major industry: phone & cable companies.
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The refinery has struggled financially for years, slashing worker benefits and scaling back capital projects to save cash.
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Vice is now slashing 10 percent of its workforce while BuzzFeed is shrinking its ranks by 15 percent.
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Mostly the answer seems to be slashing "job-crushing regulations" and reducing taxes on corporations—standard Republican fare.
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The firm, owned and operated by Musk, wants to refurbish and refly its rockets, potentially slashing launch costs.
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The 787 Dreamliner is a new-generation jet that was seen slashing fuel bills by some 20 percent.
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Lower oil prices are also helping cut the U.S. trade deficit by slashing the cost of imported oil.
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We're told the Sheriff's Dept doesn't know if the tire slashing is connected to anyone in Soulja's house.
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Slashing turnaround times could be another valuable goal for the company, particularly as launch costs continue to fall.
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The 993-year-old––apparently motivated by a desire to eradicate the disabled––then started slashing people's throats.
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Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 with the goal of slashing launch costs to make travel to Mars affordable.
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Central to RBS's rebirth has been the tricky balancing act of slashing costs while keeping revenue broadly stable.
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But, many majors have been busy slashing costs and it appears France's Total has come out on top.
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When the security guard on duty found him, Haywood attacked by slashing the guard's face with a knife.
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The Mercedes driver won from pole position, slashing the championship lead of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel to seven points.
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Trump proposed slashing the corporate rate to 15 percent, but did not detail how to pay for it.
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The White House in April proposed slashing the business tax rate to 15% for small and large businesses.
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Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy on Monday proposed slashing more expenses to help close a $390 million budget shortfall.
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Analysts are slashing estimates for 2019 corporate profit growth to single digits or lower, according to Refinitiv's IBES.
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Previous bosses returned it to profitability in 2007, by slashing domestic routes and most of its international flights.
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Puerto Ricans bracing for the high-octane winds and slashing rainfall started to feel Irma's effects Wednesday afternoon.
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His rhetoric on spending reductions is about getting rid of duplicate programs, not slashing the social safety net.
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Two predicted a 50 bps cut, two foresaw the bank slashing 14.2 bps and two expected no change.
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He tortured and degraded her, filming the acts on his iPhone, before slashing her throat in the shower.
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It's also in the middle of a restructuring that involves slashing $10 billion in costs from the business.
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The senator, who supports the Green New Deal, called for a global response for slashing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Amazon of Whole Foods in August, immediately slashing prices on a variety of products across the grocer's stores.
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WeWork may soldier on with its IPO despite reports that it's slashing its valuation by more than half.
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The e-commerce giant has been grabbing market share and slashing prices online to Sears' and others' detriment.
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A.I.G. has announced plans to reduce its exposure to hedge funds, slashing its $11 billion investment in half.
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The Philadelphia chip index ended last week down about 6.03%, slashing its year-to-date gain to 28%.
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The rest is similarly Vintage Kobe, slashing to the rim, contorting himself like MJ, and scoring at will.
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Slashing Medicaid would dry up a valuable source of reimbursements for hospitals that see heavy emergency room traffic.
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The rich have never been richer but we're still slashing taxes on financial assets, income and corporate profits.
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The government naturally claims that it is serious about slashing excess capacity in industrial sectors, including in steel.
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The Saudis retaliated by raising production and slashing prices for its considerable crude output, and here we are.
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Oil refiners worldwide are slashing production or considering cuts as the pandemic causes the evaporation of fuel demand.
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McDonald's is slashing items from its menu to make life easier for employees working during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Saudi Arabia recently doubled down on its pledge to curb supplies by announcing it was slashing exports further.
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Recently companies have started slashing compensation for their delivery drivers in an effort to finally turn a profit.
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Last decade, the paper weathered the cost-slashing reign of Samuel Zell, who took Tribune Company into bankruptcy.
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"My procedure is to pull where my heart is and grab a hook and start slashing," he said.
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Anna Rated R for scantily-clad stabbing, slicing, shooting and slashing, and an alarming number of exploding heads.
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Mr. Shitori said he saw the attacker racing toward the bus stop, slashing at students as he ran.
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Delta Air Lines announced Friday that it is slashing 40 percent of its flight capacity, a massive cut.
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The oil and gas exploration company is also slashing its dividend payments — from $0.25 to $0.025 per share.
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The country's largest carrier is slashing capacity as the coronavirus outbreak forces many governments to impose travel restrictions.
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Oil no exception either with Equinor slashing investment and spending as part of a $3 bln coronavirus package.
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To conserve cash, the firms have been frantically slashing investments, cuts that will pummel local suppliers and contractors.
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Even before Trump announced travel restrictions on Europe, carriers began slashing routes due to a decline in demand.
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In slashing resettlement, the president is taking a recklessly narrow view of how best to put America first.
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Trump spent the last two years slashing many of the government agencies responsible for handling such an outbreak.
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Airlines, hotels, and travel agencies are slashing budgets, and companies, regardless of scale, are issuing coronavirus-related layoffs.
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Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity and E-Trade are all offering free trading after slashing commissions last year.
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Trump administration officials have considered slashing admissions again in fiscal year 2020 — possibly even reducing levels to zero.
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He has left key diplomatic posts unfilled and proposed slashing the State Department's budget by some 30 percent.
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MITSKI "Puberty 2" (Dead Oceans) A stirring, sometimes harrowing punk album on which meditation meets slashing and burning.
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Utility companies across the country are passing on their tax cut savings by slashing bills for millions more.
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They also argue that slashing corporate rates will dramatically boost American growth, bring back jobs and raise wages.
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Last week, Schwab announced it would be slashing its trading commission costs from the previous $4.95 to zero.
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Mr. Trump has proposed slashing billions from various domestic programs and shifting $54 billion to the armed forces.
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Rival firms TD Ameritrade, Interactive Brokers, E-Trade and Fidelity all took the same step in slashing commissions.
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For its part, Microsoft says that it has committed to slashing emissions by more than half by 2030.
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News from elsewhere on the internet Chinese automakers are slashing their sales targets because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The sanctions have crippled Iran's economy, slashing vital oil exports and bringing inflation up to more than 40%.
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"Yesterday, Trump signed an order slashing the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase national monuments," he said.
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We believe that slashing the nation's methane leak rate will require a collaborative effort between industry and government.
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Now, pressure from the Trump administration could bring about the most radical changes — including, potentially, slashing its budget.
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WeWork is slashing jobs and looking to offload its non-coworking businesses to rein in its massive losses.
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CEO Jes Staley set ambitious full-year return goals and has been slashing costs to help meet them.
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Across the globe, countries are slashing growth forecasts, pointing to the US-China dispute as a major factor.
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Vermette, who appealed the league's decision, received the punishment for slashing linesman Shandor Alphonso's legs in a Feb.
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The slashing-spending part was not uniformly popular, and the ruling party, Fine Gael, suffered in the polls.
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A net-zero future will require slashing emissions from all fossil fuels and offsetting the emissions that remain.
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But how can you say that when you're cutting their pay, cutting their benefits and slashing their pensions?
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In Kansas, where Republicans control the Legislature, Mr. Brownback's colleagues turned against his tax-slashing philosophy last month.
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The two are so big that everyone else must respond to them, he said, often by slashing costs.
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The agency proposed slashing $3.9 billion from student financial aid and $1 billion from infrastructure programs, among others.
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Slashing regulations: Spicer says Trump has signed 12 congressional review acts to reduce regulations, while "past presidents signed one."
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Amazon, Whole Foods Market's parent company, is slashing prices like it's vying for the high score in Fruit Ninja.
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And the organization's impact is questionable (it certainly wasn't responsible for slashing the number of IDPs to that degree).
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That decision mimics a recent move by Wal-Mart, which has been gaining share in part by slashing prices.
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First, they will bog down the administration in requests for information, leaving it less bandwidth to continue slashing regulations.
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Several firms have cut back space and host planemaker Airbus is halving staff attendance and slashing catering, insiders said.
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He said that National Beverage's strategy to reverse its sales slump — slashing prices — is shrinking the company's profit margins.
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Last year, California extended an ambitious law aimed at slashing emissions 40 percent below the 1990 levels by 2030.
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With Mike Fisher in the box for slashing Tyler Bozak, Auston Matthews extended his franchise rookie record for goals.
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Mr Johnson also chronicles the rise of "slashing negative television advertisements, character assassination and partial truths" in winning elections.
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Republican efforts to eliminate health care reform healthcare by slashing publicly funded programs are a major concern as well.
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The health and nutrition industry has long since moved past the idea that healthy eating involves merely slashing calories.
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They made big promises of fundamental change they could never deliver (like repealing Obamacare and dramatically slashing government spending).
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Slashing spending for science isn't a good deal for anyone, and it will rob us of a better future.
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He set about slashing production times and trying to make fewer, more popular styles that can sell without discounts.
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Investor Sam Zell agrees with President Donald Trump that slashing interest rates would make the economy take off rapidly.
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Congress settled for a punitive slashing of the FCC's budget, which didn't do much to change the new rules.
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She attacks him with the blade of an ice skate, slashing him repeatedly in the face until he's dead.
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China has retaliated against US tariffs by slashing its purchases of soybeans and other agriculture products from America's heartland.
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It's true that coal country voters have empowered politicians who are broadly devoted to slashing the social safety net.
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Inspired by 265G, activist hedge funds are stalking two rivals, Nestlé and Danone, and other peers are slashing costs.
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Signs are pointing to falling sales this year with several large semiconductor companies slashing earnings estimates amid deteriorating demand.
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Despite President Donald Trump's promise to rejuvenate the coal industry by slashing regulation, America's coal appetite continues to shrink.
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Cash-needy GE all but eliminated its quarterly dividend, slashing it to a penny a share from 223 cents.
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Indeed, even though they're technically housing bills, these two plans appear to be the most effective at slashing poverty.
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In 2016, even as the country reeled from the Brexit vote, Parliament approved new targets for slashing carbon emissions.
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"China will bear virtually the entire burden of that through the currency manipulation and by slashing prices," he said.
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That is because slashing trade barriers on services requires regulatory harmonisation, which is tough to agree between 164 members.
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In honor of this service increase, the airline is slashing prices on flights to Iceland from many U.S. cities.
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Fees on index funds and ETFs have plummeted in the past decade as asset managers compete on slashing fees.
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MILTON KEYNES, England (Reuters) - Britons who voted for Brexit in the hope of slashing immigration seem set for disappointment.
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Hellebuyck was responsible for Minnesota's second power play after he was called for slashing midway through the second period.
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The firm also said earlier in January that it was slashing 3,000 jobs in its struggling medical device division.
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Initially the US had proposed more budget slashing, which would have dropped its contributions by more than 10 percent.
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President Donald Trump, who tried to rally support for the bill, said the administration would move to slashing taxes.
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Las Vegas saw the biggest change, a 19 percent jump in the number of sellers slashing their asking prices.
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The budget proposes slashing federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade through steep cuts across the government.
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Though, this comes with a big headache for any lawmaker, or leader, interested in slashing the nation's carbon emissions.
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After slashing the population at Guantánamo by transferring detainees overseas, there are now 61 detainees left at the facility.
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It is impossible to hide the effect of slashing revenue, and Americans will feel the impact of these cuts.
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He's also had a hand in Trump's energy plan and looks forward to slashing regulations hindering American energy production.
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I know that accusation is out there that this is slashing numbers and this is dealing with legal immigration.
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All six currencies have come under pressure since late last year as oil prices have slumped, slashing export revenues.
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It increased profit every year in the decade to 2013 but has since repeatedly unnerved investors by slashing forecasts.
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Large global miners are still slashing heavy debt loads as they emerge from a deep commodities downturn, he said.
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Prior to Gingrich's slashing, members of Congress had large staffs that helped them navigate the choppy waters of policy.
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That's why it's deeply hypocritical of Trump to use the rising debt to justify slashing aid for the poor.
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Rather than slashing red tape to set loose his people's talents, Mr Sisi pours taxpayers' cash into grandiose projects.
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They'd promised to lower premiums and deductibles but seemed more interested instead in slashing government spending on health care.
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Washington has since renewed and intensified its sanctions, slashing Iran's economically vital crude oil sales by more than 80%.
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In one, several hooded individuals stop a tourist bus in Barcelona, slashing the tyres and spray-painting the windscreen.
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OPEC and Russia are nonetheless expected to seriously consider slashing output at Thursday's highly-anticipated meeting in Vienna, Austria.
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This included slashing the maximum cash donation to 2,000 rupees ($30) and requiring parties to file income tax returns.
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Bed Bath & Beyond is slashing 7% of its corporate staff as the struggling company attempts to repair its business.
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Budget analysts say that slashing taxes by the amounts he envisions would lead to a sharp drop in revenue.
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The hiring freeze may be behind us but the Trump administration's enthusiasm for slashing the federal workforce remains unabated.
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Last month, the White House released a paper arguing slashing the corporate tax rate would increase average household income.
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Democratic Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, who opposes slashing environmental regulations, asked the EPA's inspector general to investigate the condo issue.
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Apple Inc fell 2.23 percent, with some reports citing a top analyst slashing iPhone sales estimate for the decline.
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Many firms engage in "hostile competition", raising production and slashing prices in a bid to outlast rivals, he said.
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He accused Republicans of slashing the IRS's budget and making it hard for the agency to do its job.
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Banks have been slashing costs, and closing branches, since a 2012 financial crisis, which pushed some into state bailouts.
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For the EU, the big goal was slashing Japan's tariffs on imports of European meat, wine, and dairy products.
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One of the biggest changes it makes is slashing the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The slashing decline triggered temporary, built-in trading halts in the bitcoin futures traded on the CME and Cboe.
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The 85033-page bill temporarily cuts taxes for individuals while slashing the corporate tax rate on a permanent basis.
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Instead of slashing funding, Congress and the Trump administration should be giving these programs the funding they deserve. Rep.
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Enzi's budget formally called for slashing a combined $126 billion from current spending levels, both in defense and nondefense.
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Trump's budget, meanwhile, calls for slashing $272 billion from a wide category of "welfare" programs over the next decade.
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But it was clear that slashing monthly expenses and consolidating credit cards wouldn't be enough to save our house.
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Instead of slashing food stamps and other aid to the poor, as the Trump administration is doing, expand it.
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What Republicans truly stand for, and have for decades, is cutting taxes on the rich and slashing social programs.
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Stock markets in the United States were surging, enthralled by the regulation-slashing, tax-shrinking predilections of President Trump.
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BECKY QUICK: Before we let you go, the President has also brought up the idea of slashing payroll taxes.
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During the two previous bear markets, the Federal Reserve acted quickly to stimulate the economy by slashing interest rates.
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Yet there, amid the chaos, is Ms. Jackson, like a sharp and gleaming scythe slashing through an overgrown field.
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Episode 7 As punishment for his various crimes against the Stark family, Arya executes Littlefinger by slashing his throat.
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In an increasingly global world, Americans should be adding, not slashing, opportunities for their children to learn another tongue.
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Because of that error, the story also misstated how much Tesla would be slashing prices for its solar systems.
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American Airlines is slashing international and domestic flights as demand falls amid the coronavirus epidemic, the carrier said Tuesday.
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As well as slashing arrivals, the move is set to decimate spending by European tourists in the United States.
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As well as slashing arrivals, the move is set to decimate spending by European tourists in the United States.
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Global policymakers have been slashing interest rates at the fastest pace since the financial crisis, according to Deutsche Bank.
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The newest iteration of the technology doubled the range of its sensors while also slashing the cost in half.
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And the president has spent the last two years slashing the government agencies responsible for handling such an outbreak.
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In Europe, video providers including Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+, are also slashing streaming quality to avoid internet congestion.
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Greeks have suffered through years of austerity, including cuts to pensions and tax increases, slashing incomes by a third.
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Policy after policy, regulation after regulation, block by block, the administration is slashing legal immigration to the United States.
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Commercial space launchers are slashing launch costs, and firms are imagining new ways of exploring and using the cosmos.
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The company&aposs workers went on strike and criticized the app over the last two years for slashing wages.
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The formidably difficult first piece is a study in violent contrasts, with bursts of slashing chords and sinewy runs.
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Executives and bankers had discussed slashing the valuation to $15 billion — but were unable to gin up enough interest.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India is slashing taxes on companies and manufacturers to try and revive its struggling economy.
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In July, Deutsche Bank (DB) launched a dramatic overhaul aimed at slashing the troubled German lender's workforce by 18,000.
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Indeed, levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide are rising quickly, and slashing emissions is essential to curb the planet's warming.
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From Friday, September 13, through Sunday, September 22, every beauty brand is slashing prices 15% in stores and online.
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Philadelphia's Scott Laughton was called for slashing at 18:32, and Bobrovsky was also pulled for an extra skater.
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Risking their future, our fellow citizens have braved batons, tear gas, rubber bullets and even slashing by triad members.
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That resulted in the International Monetary Fund slashing its global growth forecast multiple times since the trade war started.
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His budget plan would gut programs for the most vulnerable, slashing Medicaid, food stamps, disability insurance and public housing.
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Polling shows that voters largely oppose slashing corporate tax rates, believing the benefits will not trickle down to them.
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How about slashing investment fees or saving half of your salary to build up a sustainable long-term portfolio?
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Strong legal challenges to the president's slashing of these monuments are moving through federal court in the D.C. circuit.
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He's accusing her of carving "f**k you" on the side of his whip and also slashing his tires.
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The regulator eventually caved, slashing the number of new approvals per week to four to eight, down from 10.
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The UK engineer, which swallowed 8 billion pound rival GKN last year, boosted sales and margins without slashing investment.
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Strong consumer demand for such vehicles threatens to undercut the U.S. government's goal of slashing vehicle carbon dioxide emissions.
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The president signed the bill shortly before the new year, slashing the corporate rate from 35 to 21 percent.
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The troubled office space company is slashing its total work force as it sells businesses and outsources some jobs.
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As climate change makes hurricanes stronger and more destructive, this is no time to be slashing the EPA budget.
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Trump criticized Fed Chairman Powell minutes after the central bank's Wednesday decision, presumably for not slashing rates fast enough.
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In exchange for slashing health care for working families, TrumpCare funded a massive tax cut for the wealthiest households.
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Apple Inc fell 23.14 percent, with some reports citing a top analyst slashing iPhone sales estimate for the decline.
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Many earnestly believe that slashing the neck of a conscious animal causes more suffering than stunning the animal first.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple is slashing the annual price of Apple Arcade, its fledgling video game subscription service.
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A Bronx mother, struggling with homelessness, was arrested and charged with slashing her two young children with a razor.
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To the Editor: You call for slashing the "bonus payment" that hospitals receive for the outpatient services they provide.
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Getting American prices in line with other countries' would require slashing pay for doctors, hospitals, and drugmakers in half.
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Justin Timberlake's reaching Crazy Gideon status ... slashing prices like a madman for a penthouse he's desperately trying to unload.
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The suggestion that this is to go after hospital or doctors by slashing their compensation is just not true.
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It's the kind of reflexively anti-regulation, benefit-slashing playbook you'd see from almost any Republican in the game.
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"It is utterly astounding that just six weeks after slashing taxes on the wealthy and biggest corporations, creating a huge deficit, the president asks older Americans and middle-class Americans to make up the difference by slashing Medicare and Medicaid," said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader.
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The country is committed to slashing greenhouse gas emissions by "at least" 40 percent by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.
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Without a significant budget increase, the administration and Congress may try to free up funds by slashing current NASA programs.
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Union leaders say much of the nationwide anger stems from states slashing education budgets during the recession a decade ago.
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The company has been slashing costs and jobs since Buffett's investing partner 3G Capital took over the Kraft Heinz's management.
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Republicans have suggested they want to finance the cuts by slashing entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare, and food stamps.
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Those penalties mean insurers must try to avoid those patients by slashing MS coverage, or risk going out of business.
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Trump's budget proposes more specific cuts to these groups, including slashing medical research and gutting State and the EPA especially.
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Since famously tweeting that climate change is a "hoax," Trump's budget has called for slashing funding for climate change research.
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Take as proof the latest round of IMO talks in October, which included discussion of slashing carbon emissions by 2100.
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British engineering company Cobham was the worst-performing stock on Thursday, down by 15.2 percent after slashing its profit guidance.
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The Paris climate pact was agreed by nearly 200 nations in 2015 to curb warming by slashing carbon dioxide emissions.
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On other economic issues, other welfare issues, the budget slashing will have mixed effects on the poorest sections of society.
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WasteOS can reduce the number of trucks required for service by between 40 and 50 percent, slashing companies' operational costs.
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But the company insists that it's cutting back on its OxyContin sales and marketing by slashing staff in that department.
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Trump's last tax reform plan, which he unveiled in September, involved slashing taxes on corporations, individuals, and pass-through businesses.
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Driving the news: Amazon is slashing its monthly $14.99 fee for two-hour Amazon Fresh grocery delivery in 20 cities.
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The agreement shies away from slashing subsidies or toppling tariffs, and instead hacks at the thicket of regulatory trade barriers.
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"I, like Trujillo, would send them all to burn," the man says as he makes a double throat-slashing gesture.
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The online retailer is slashing prices for popular sets from LG, Sony, and many of its Fire TV Edition partners.
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A bail-in typically means wiping out creditors' investments, slashing their value or converting them into shares in the bank.
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Facing reduced demand, firms that cannot cut pay to maintain margins while slashing prices instead reduce output—and sack workers.
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Just because Aadhaar has succeeded in slashing subsidies fraud does not mean the products built atop it will catch on.
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But Nigeria's 21 banks have been laying off staff, closing branches and slashing earnings forecasts as the economic crisis worsens.
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Turns out slashing prices to fuel one of the most rapid global expansion plans in history is a costly business.
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To cut costs, firms are working on slashing the use of cobalt, the most expensive part in lithium-ion batteries.
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The company then tried to aggressively compete for wireless customers, slashing prices to lure customers from AT&T and Verizon.
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Artemesia Gentileschi's "Judith Slaying Holofernes" has all the slashing dynamism, and all the gore, of Caravaggio at his dramatic best.
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The incident comes as the refiner is struggling financially, slashing worker benefits and scaling back capital projects to save cash.
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Tesla responded by slashing its Model 3 price by 7.6 percent for China to neutralize heavy tariffs on imported cars.
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For example, Post-It maker 26M (MMM) plummeted nearly 13% on Thursday after reporting weak results and slashing its outlook.
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Rival Bank Mandiri posted a 49 percent increase in profit last year after slashing its provisioning costs by 35 percent.
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Democrats have already harmed seniors by slashing Medicare by more than $800 billion over 10 years to pay for Obamacare.
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I was not a big fan of slashing massively the taxes of multinational corporations that are not even American companies.
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I only got to spend about 10 minutes slashing away at Kylo, but I walked away impressed and wanting more.
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Half of this will be financed by higher growth, Mr Piñera says; the rest by slashing "ineffective" and "unnecessary" spending.
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Its elements include slashing the corporate-tax rate from 35% to 20%, limiting interest deductions and repealing the estate tax.
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Details: GateHouse, which is owned by New Media Investment Group Inc, has a reputation for slashing costs and consolidating resources.
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In economic downturns, tax revenues fall and states are forced to tighten their belts by slashing spending and raising taxes.
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Both United and American Airlines are slashing prices to two Costa Rican cities: Liberia and the nation's capital, San José.
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Over the last decade, utilities have been slashing CO23 emissions from power plants mainly by switching over to cleaner fuels.
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The teen suspect was located elsewhere in the home, slashing herself in the neck and head, according to law enforcement.
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He further explains that with speculations rising about a potential Brexit, the BoE may consider slashing rates rather than hiking.
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Kylie Jenner is trying to unload the first home she ever bought ... so much so, she's slashing the asking price.
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Arvind Subramanian, Jaitley's chief economic adviser, on Tuesday advocated slashing personal income tax and accelerating cuts in corporate tax rates.
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After slashing and burning their way through over half of the ancient forests, many left, leaving the Otways in ruin.
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He believes Chris Christie has stumbled dramatically amid slashing attacks from Rubio's super PACs and comments about his past record.
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One wound, according to the original police report, was a millimeter away from slashing a major artery near Leutner's heart.
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But to achieve this, they're slashing or eliminating completely the budget for critical health, education, arts, science, and environmental programs.
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The board is proposing slashing those benefits by 10 percent on average, though individual cuts would vary based on income.
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Skinner's goal, his 303th of the year, came just 230 seconds after Blues' defenseman Brad Hunt was called for slashing.
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Central banks try to escape the doldrums by slashing interest rates, encouraging people to loosen their grip on their money.
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However, the slashing calls evened up as Yandle was sent to the box on a penalty drawn by Dustin Byfuglien.
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Komarov scored his first goal of the season on a breakaway with Toronto defenseman Roman Polak serving a slashing penalty.
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But Leipsic hurt his team by slashing Eberle and drawing a penalty with 1:59 left in the third period.
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He drew the sword and gleamed for a moment right before slashing across the dragon's eyes, cracking the head open.
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The speaker's main interest has long been in slashing government spending — particularly on entitlement programs like Medicaid — and cutting taxes.
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The Lightning went on a power play with 13:21 remaining in regulation after Mikkel Boedker was called for slashing.
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Members have raised concerns about cutting much further, and Trump is proposing deeply slashing department programs popular with many members.
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He now is working very closely with Trump on what will surely be the GOP's next victory — slashing the budget.
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And sloppy reporting and endless repeated lies about "welfare queens"—introduced in Ronald Reagan's infamous 1976 speech—enabled that slashing.
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The Indonesian government last year promised up to $1 billion a year to target slashing the amount of marine litter.
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The administration's proposed budget blueprint for fiscal year 2018 proposed slashing funding for environmental cleanup work, including lead remediation efforts.
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Eleven of the 18 biggest salary increases, by percentage, came in 2015, even as the college was slashing its budget.
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That raised doubts about the state of compliance by OPEC and non-OPEC countries when it came to slashing production.
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Meanwhile, oil prices found some support after attacks shut major Libyan oil ports on Thursday, slashing production by 240,000 bpd.
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Clearly, their slashing legs were meant to mirror their weaponry, but neither had the sharpness to make the dance convincing.
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The company's new co-CEOs are slashing thousands of jobs, selling off businesses, and closing non-core activities like WeGrow.
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And the most successful companies are often the ones who are innovative in slashing and managing their supply chain costs.
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But the two core premises – slashing tariffs while enforcing high standards in areas like labour and the environment – are intact.
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After slashing Ningsih's throat with a knife, he stuffed her body in a suitcase and left it on his balcony.
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Republicans say the measure will help the economy by slashing corporate tax rates and giving tax relief to most individuals.
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Mr. Trump's slashing attacks have generated embarrassing scenes for his campaign, as agitated Trump fans have acted on his goading.
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WeWork has struggled to find investors and is said to be considering slashing its valuation by more than two-thirds.
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In the 1970s, these exploded into the slashing "Angry Paintings" based on the names of female artists, including her own.
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The e-commerce giant is slashing prices on some Android phones, with the cheapest model starting at less than $21.
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A witness to the slashing reportedly tried to chase the assailant before he disappeared into a nearby park, officials said.
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Alas, NTIA has tied up the bandwidth needed for 6900G, and Ross needs to borrow the president's tape-slashing equipment.
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The comments come as an incurable African swine fever disease ravages China, slashing output in the world's largest pig herd.
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After failing to rally support for the GOP bill, Trump said last week the administration would focus on slashing taxes.
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Yet some in Washington are still calling on the Federal Reserve to speed up the economy by slashing interest rates.
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But if Trump and Ryan succeed in slashing the safety net even further, Democrats will shoulder part of the blame.
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The financial oversight board charged with PROMESA's implementation has proposed slashing public spending, further eroding the island's worn safety net.
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Last week the central bank delivered a sharper-than-expected rate cut, slashing the key rate by 50 basis points.
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But they're taking a different tack, pursuing their goals in more structural ways: weakening tenure, slashing budgets, upping teaching loads.
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Using that information, Bratton says the NYPD will ramp up police presence in apparent slashing hotspots, including at 20 nightclubs.
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But it doesn't get the estate tax back to where it was before Reagan and Bush started slashing it aggressively.
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Doug Jones won in Alabama, replacing Republican Luther Strange and slashing the Republicans majority in the Senate to 51–49.
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After spending more than 30 hours slashing my way through the zippy Kingdom Hearts III, Nero felt slow, lumbering...boring?
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As you probably know, the proposed law cuts taxes for the wealthy in exchange for slashing benefits to the poor.
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He subsequently returned Commerzbank to profit and to paying a dividend while slashing risky assets and strengthening its capital base.
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The Fed blinked Tuesday morning, slashing interest rates by a half of a percentage point in an emergency rate cut.
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Trump said slashing regulation would help the United States achieve energy independence and reduce America's reliance on Middle Eastern producers.
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The Chancellor said the borrowing was needed to stimulate the economy, with the Office for Budget Responsibility slashing growth forecasts.
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That's despite proposed cuts to domestic programs like Medicare and welfare and slashing agency budgets up and down the government.
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I was not a big a fan of slashing massively the taxes of multinational corporations who aren't even American companies.
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Family planning faces a barrage of attacks — from abolishing science-based sex education to slashing programs that provide affordable contraception.
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"Don't let individual criminals throwing rocks or slashing tires derail efforts to drive the future of transportation," Mr. Antoniak said.
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Nearly a decade of government austerity has had profound effect on British society, slashing budgets for policing, housing and welfare.
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Exports have slumped, and companies that depend on Japan's fast-growing neighbor are slashing profit forecasts and considering idling factories.
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If employers were to start slashing jobs as a consequence of the virus, it could significantly escalate the economic damage.
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A fiscal crisis would tip the country back into recession, slashing even more jobs in an already grim labor market.
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Range Resources, an early natural gas driller in Pennsylvania, is, like many of its peers there, slashing its capital spending.
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O.K., I'm not really in favor of slashing congressional pay; we should pay officials well to attract the best talent.
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Then, the police said, he carried out his crime: slashing the brake lines of electric scooters and rendering them useless.
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From Portugal, Tavares shared a language with the Brazilian-born Ghosn — and learned to share an appetite for slashing costs.
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Offermann choreographs fights with slashing swords, horses charging from both pages toward the center, and Yvain's devoted lion leaping in.
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ULA is responding to competition from SpaceX and other startup ventures by slashing costs and overhauling its lineup of rockets.
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In America such storied titles as the New York Times are desperately slashing costs and seeking to grow digital subscribers.
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Abe's government and the country's central bank responded by slashing interest rates and launching a major stimulus package last year.
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Mr. Trump's budget blueprint proposed slashing a major source of federal funding for transit projects, known as New Starts grants.
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There was certainly much slashing intensity and incisive attack, but also gentleness and hazy colorings in the "Child Juliet" section.
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Target looks to be following a similar strategy in slashing prices on essential items like paper towels and baby formula.
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The Blues went on a power play at 15:03 of the third when Jake Muzzin took a slashing penalty.
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Discount retailer Dollar Tree followed suit Tuesday, slashing its fourth-quarter earnings forecast and blaming China tariffs for the move.
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Killing both articles of impeachment The committee debated slashing the first article, on abuse of power, for almost two hours.
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Ueki is credited with being instrumental in revitalizing the once-bankrupt carrier by slashing costs and clinching code-sharing deals.
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Then he heard screams, apparently as Mr. Artan got out of the car and started slashing people with a knife.
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By slashing humanitarian aid, increasing the risk that people starve in the four countries — Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria.
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The new ruling prevents the government from slashing more than 215.7% of an unemployed person&aposs benefits under the program.
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The company expects 2018 earnings-per-share of $4.55 to $4.90, slashing prior estimates of $5.20 to $5.60 per share.
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Pro-business Trump has been slashing environmental regulations and pushing for American energy "dominance" -- an outcome that requires higher prices.
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But the Flames' Mark Giordano was whistled for slashing shortly after, and the Hurricanes converted the 4-on-3 advantage.
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By slashing taxes for both corporations and small businesses, a path was cleared for entrepreneurs to capitalize on their skills.
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When Schiff took over, he spent significantly more time slashing Republican talking points before yielding speaking time to other Democrats.
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He rose to prominence by releasing a series of budget blueprints that proposed slashing government spending by trillions of dollars.
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With both Amazon and Google slashing at the prices for their streaming devices, Roku isn't looking to be left out.
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It proposed cutting NIH by 21 percent, limiting federal funding for Medicaid for the first time, and slashing CDC's funding.
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It is challenging Boeing's space business more broadly by slashing the cost of accessing space with pioneering reusable rocket technology.
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And by slashing the most wasteful uses of natural gas, biogas and other clean supply can satisfy the remaining demand.
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Last week at Carnegie Hall, Esperanza Spalding was slashing through a tangle of chord changes on her fretless electric bass.
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But analysts have still been slashing growth forecasts for China, where the disease erupted, to the lowest levels in decades.
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Sales to the public are expected to begin on January 7, with the company slashing prices ahead of that date.
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The Spurs were without Tim Duncan, and maybe his presence cuts back on some of Golden State's slashing interior game.
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President Jair Bolsonaro made opening up Brazil's protected natural resources to companies and slashing regulations a tenet of his presidential platform.
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The quarter ended on a less optimistic note, however, with companies slashing offering sizes and making debuts to tepid market demand.
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And Symantec's anti-malware brand Norton offers steep discounts as well, slashing its premium service from $110 per year to $48.
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President Donald Trump continued over the weekend to try to bully his hand-picked central bank chief into slashing interest rates.
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In June 2013, one of those attempts made headlines — the teen was hospitalized after slashing her wrists and taking 20 painkillers.
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Plans for a major overhaul the tax code -- translation: slashing rates for individuals and businesses -- are not yet formed or public.
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But, despite boasts of slashing red tape and promoting job creation, Pruitt had a mixed record of producing real-world results.
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Trump has focused his agenda in part on producing U.S.-made goods as well as slashing U.S. taxes across the board.
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Wind chill Then again, the actual temperature means very little when there's an icy wind slashing through your light spring jacket.
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F Antoine Vermette was suspended for 10 games without pay for slashing a linesman during a game, the NHL announced Thursday.
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Can they illuminate the health, community, and ecological consequences of slashing its staff and programs, enough to make a political stir?
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise saw its stock decline more than 7 percent after missing revenue estimates and slashing its full-year guidance.
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The company promises even more price slashing around 2020, once its Nevada battery plant, the "gigafactory," is fully up and running.
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Under the House plan, it would coincide with slashing the corporate tax rate from the current 35 percent to 20 percent.
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During her 18 days of testimony, defendants tried to intimidate her with interruptions and Manson directed throat-slashing gestures at her.
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For most of the time since reunification, the country has been slashing the numbers in uniform, from over 500,000 to 180,000.
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Slashing funding for "politicised" climate research, as one of his advisers has said is on the cards, might please them, too.
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Bill Walker and state lawmakers have proposed slashing energy industry incentives in order to cover a $4.1 billion state budget gap.
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If slashing entitlements makes you queasy, another idea the administration has talked about is closing many of its foreign military bases.
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The slashing of the rainforest was a feared consequence of the election of a Brazilian government hostile to reining in logging.
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Like the white nationalist party leaders in Europe, Trump doesn't favor slashing the welfare state for elderly whites - the GOP's base.
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The tariff-slashing Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has turned into a hot-button topic in the run-up to the Nov.
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Broadly speaking, the right of the party wants to complete the Thatcher revolution by deregulating markets still further and slashing taxes.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex&aposs little arms may have been used for &aposvicious slashing&apos Headless 400-pound tuna found in Massachusetts woods.
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This means they can make money two ways – by slashing SaaS products you don't use and selling you new, better ones.
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Rosenstein's successor could frustrate the investigation in ways Rosenstein hasn't, including by slow-rolling decisions or slashing the budget, observers said.
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In addition to taking advantage of the opportune interest rate climate, Trump's economic plan calls for slashing income and business taxes.
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Eastern Michigan took a two-point lead with 26 seconds to go in double-overtime on a slashing layup and foul.
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One of Jeong's most vocal critics was Sullivan, who wrote a slashing column accusing her of "eliminationist" rhetoric, among other sins.
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And he wound up slashing tax rates across-the-board for upper, middle, and lower incomes, as well as corporate investment.
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Starbucks — Starbucks was accused of slashing employee work hours in an online petition that's been signed by more than 9,000 people.
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For three days and three days only, Shopbop is slashing its prices up to 40% off on over 1,000 select styles.
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"Last night, the White House proposed slashing Pell grant funding by nearly $3.9 billion," Senator Kamala Harris tweeted on May 14.
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But a White House budget blueprint released in May proposed slashing more than $600 billion from Medicaid's budget over a decade.
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From 2003 to 2009, he ran media group RBS, moving it from family to professional management and slashing costs and debt.
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When Jobs took over, he went on a campaign to salvage Apple's remaining resources by hacking and slashing under-performing departments.
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The G20 kicked off today by slashing phrases about financing climate change reduction from a draft communique, an official told Reuters.
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Intel reported lower-than-expected first-quarter earnings and announced it is slashing 12,000 jobs, or 11 percent of its workforce.
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Ideas such as slashing aid to countries that refuse to accept the return of failed asylum-seekers are doing the rounds.
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Amazon is slashing $40 off the voice-controlled tube, bringing the device down to $140 from its regular price of $180.
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While your primary focus will always be on shooting, slashing or smashing your opponents, some plays are more effective than others.
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Dr. Price will also be accused of "slashing" needful programs, but like most of the left's harangues, this is fundamentally dishonest.
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The peacekeeping department -- which has been rocked by sex abuse cases and often unending missions -- was a clear target for slashing.
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Citi analysts cited the main negatives as the bank's flagging of lower margins on Swedish mortgages and slashing its dividend policy.
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The female slashing victim and the 61-year-old burn victim are in stable condition at city hospitals, the NYPD said.
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Through slashing costs or buying back shares, the stock price can rise without any of the food safety issues being addressed.
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As sales tumble in Yahoo's web-based services, the company has already started slashing costs under the scrutiny of activist investors.
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Slashing local aid will provide relief to the state but pressure the finances of weaker cities, according to Municipal Market Analytics.
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The CBO also doesn't attempt to estimate the effect of slashing the estate tax, a change that exclusively helps the ultrarich.
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The Fed is in the midst of bringing interest rates back toward historic averages after slashing them during the financial crisis.
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On her 9.0 ride, she started with a quick tube ride under the curl of the wave before four slashing turns.
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It is slashing jobs and selling assets to reduce debt and win support from lenders after a crisis-wracked two years.
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Like imposing a travel ban, ending DACA or slashing Temporary Protected Status (TPS), this new effort is already facing legal challenges.
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Bankers have routinely praised Trump's efforts to boost business growth by loosening Dodd-Frank restrictions on banks and slashing corporate taxes.
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Nothing, after all, gets the old conservative juices flowing like another military engagement or slashing after-school programs for children. Dir.
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In a slashing, cartoon expressionist style, Mr. Lewis conjures the mordant spirits of social satirists like James Ensor and George Grosz.
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She has been a critic of the Fed and shares Trump's view that the central bank should be slashing interest rates.
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Obamacare supporters have strongly criticized the Trump administration for slashing advertising and outreach efforts designed to spur enrollment in health plans.
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Statoil is slashing jobs, projects and investments to cope with a sharp drop in the price of crude since mid-2014.
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CBA has attempted to shore up investor support following the AUSTRAC allegations, including shaking up its board and slashing executive bonuses.
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To appease nervous investors worried about mounting losses, the company's been slashing jobs and looking for other ways to cut costs.
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We could achieve the twin goals of slashing emissions and spurring innovation by putting a very high price on greenhouse gases.
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A proposed plan by Senate Republicans would push slashing the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent until 2019.
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BuzzFeed announced last Wednesday it would lay off about 220 employees, slashing jobs in its news, LGBTQ, international, and other divisions.
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The legislation aims to simplify the tax code by slashing itemized deductions and cutting down the number of income tax brackets.
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I've already noted several times that the congressional Republicans' fear of slashing spending creates an unhealthy obsession with raising tax revenue.
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Tronc (now named Tribune again) looked for a buyer, but not before slashing the New York Daily News staff in half.
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Citi analyst Kate McShane recently downgraded Target to neutral from buy, slashing her projected share price to $56 apiece from $63.
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After Florida's Aaron Ekblad was sent off for slashing Sonny Milano, Foligno followed up Dubois' shot, which was saved by Reimer.
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Trump pitched a tax plan that mirrored traditional Republican thinking that lowering taxes and slashing regulation generates economic growth and jobs.
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General Electric, which had been one of the most reliable sources of yield, just became less attractive after slashing its dividend.
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Mats Zuccarello picked up a slashing penalty by whacking Pittsburgh defenseman Ian Cole's stick out of his hands, sending it flying.
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Instead, the administration pursued a traditional Republican agenda of slashing regulations, cutting taxes, and trying to defund the social safety net.
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Mexico has been more assertive with Washington, talking openly about abandoning NAFTA if need be or slashing imports of U.S. grain.
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This might be driving website traffic, reducing customer churn, slashing expenses or simply getting to break-even by any means necessary.
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Ghana followed up by slashing sulphur content to 50 ppm for imported gasoline and diesel, from 1,000 ppm and 3,713 ppm.
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Early this year, a video was released showing Slater slashing through powerful Hawaiian waves on a tiny double-bat-winged board.
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The coronavirus is encouraging people to stay at home and avoid travel, slashing demand for flights, hotel rooms and restaurant bookings.
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The backbreaking restoration work earns him sympathy, as does his first exposure to the slashing winds of the region's infamous mistral.
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" By the 1980s, Ronald Reagan was slashing government spending and asserting that taxpayers were being defrauded by undeserving black "welfare queens.
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Mainly, I suspect, because its core policy agenda of cutting taxes on the rich while slashing social programs is deeply unpopular.
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Saudi Arabia responded by slashing prices and ramping up production -- exactly the opposite of what was needed to balance the market.
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The 2015 Paris climate agreement appeared to be a turning point, when nearly every country committed to slashing its carbon emissions.
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WeWork's parent company is considering slashing its IPO valuation to less than $20 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
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Even though Wilder made a throat-slashing gesture and mouthed "It's over," Fury beat the count and went back to work.
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If they don't deal with it in some way, they can't move on to doing a big, rate-slashing tax package.
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A typical family of four making $75,000 will see their tax bill reduced by $2,000 -- slashing their tax bill in half.
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During a meeting with Senate Republicans on Tuesday, Trump pitched slashing payroll taxes to 0% for the rest of the year.
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Other airlines around the world are already furloughing workers and slashing schedules as they face the prospect of flying empty planes.
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Carson Palmer was throwing touchdown passes, Adrian Peterson was slashing through the defense, and the Cardinals ran up a huge lead.
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Spending cuts: The company said it's slashing its capital budget by 30%, down to $400 million to $435 million, for 2020.
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The small size of the stimulus was exacerbated by drastic budget-slashing after the tea party wave in the 2010 election.
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Slashing and burning the existing forests to make way for oil-palm cultivation had a perverse effect: It released more carbon.
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Nervous central banks around the world are slashing interest rates in a bid to blunt the pain from the tariff battle.
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After receiving the messages, the woman told the police that she looked out a window and saw him slashing her tires.
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Moody's Investor Service is slashing its global vehicle sales forecast as the coronavirus outbreak reduces demand and disrupts automotive supply chains.
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That&aposs just one of countless ways travel rewards can help you enjoy travel by slashing your out-of-pocket costs.
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Why give one person a raise when the county was slashing its budget, when we were going without so much else?
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And the pianist Christian Sands, 28, a habitual McBride sideman, led his own slashing quartet, delivering airtight compositions and punctilious improvising.
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The ECB still has not raised its benchmark interest rate since slashing it during the 2010-2012 European sovereign debt crisis.
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Entering 2016, SolarCity&aposs stock was on a sharp downward trajectory and the company was slashing its workforce and bleeding cash.
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Forty-five years after John Belushi became a sensation with a skit about a sword-slashing Samurai grunting fake Japanese, 'S.
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This usually means drastically slashing your living expenses to free up cash, then using it to crush your credit card debt.
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The Sabres were on their second power play of the opening period after Carter Rowney was called for slashing Lawrence Pilut.
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Trump will unveil a budget road map that aims to balance the budget in 15 years by slashing non-defense spending.
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The Trump administration Monday proposed significantly slashing a handful of controversial loan and research programs at the Department of Energy (DOE).
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The investigators who arrived saw no telltale spatter of a throat-slashing; the slice had happened after she was already dead.
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Such a government would hike taxes while slashing payments to the provinces to cover health care costs, he said on Friday.
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Methane is more potent than carbon dioxide, so slashing it from our global greenhouse gas emissions can have an outsized effect.
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On a last minute trip to the H-E-B grocery, before the roads were impassable, neighbors joked about slashing prices.
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Penguins supporters accused Ovechkin of slashing Crosby with his stick and tripping up his foot just before the collision with Niskanen.
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Then, after a slashing penalty on Vancouver's Antoine Roussel, Florida made it 4-1 with 3:40 expired in the second.
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In May it was shamed into undoing a policy of slashing pay for female athletes it sponsors when they get pregnant.
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Democratic officials are slashing ad buys significantly in the pair of perennial battleground states, most glaringly in Ohio, where former Gov.
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A typical family of four making $75,000 will see their tax bill reduced by $2,000 — slashing their tax bill in half.
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Ilya Kovalchuk was in the penalty box for slashing Zucker when the Penguins took a 1-0 lead at 7:43.
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And Wayfair is known for slashing prices and doling out deals — as maintaining healthy gross margins is not a core focus.
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SALARY CUT The National Women's Hockey League is slashing its players' salaries, to an undisclosed extent, in a cost-cutting measure.
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President Trump's "tax reform" proposal delivers in all the tired predictable ways of eliminating the estate tax and slashing corporate rates.
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In July, Nissan announced plans to cut 12,500 jobs worldwide by closing as-yet unidentified factories and slashing its product lineup.
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That's why it has remained the world's largest consumer of foreign goods, despite slashing its previously huge purchases of foreign oil.
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Saturday's Senate vote takes Republicans and President Donald Trump a big step closer to their goal of slashing taxes for businesses.
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In 2016, analysts were slashing their estimates and Apple's quarterly results followed suit, with revenue and earnings shrinking by double-digits.
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The central bank has made three consecutive cuts to interest rates since August, slashing them by a cumulative 350 basis points.
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A typical family of four making $75,000 will see their tax bill reduced by $2,000 — slashing their tax bill in half.
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It's also looking to expand that subscription base by slashing prices for the membership down to less than $13 per month.
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