"It's cut down on money for advertisements, cut down on money on the ground, cut down on money to employ people," said Joe L. Reed, the A.D.C.'s state chairman.
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To cut down on the risk you're viewed in a not-so-professional light, cut down on your use of smiley faces.
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I think it went about two hours and 20 minutes, and that was cut down, from my understanding, cut down an hour from three hours.
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Cut down the trees and you cut down on rain, which means less water to support agriculture and more parched vegetation, which means more fires.
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It gives users a way to monitor and cut down on their screen time — assuming they actually want to monitor and cut down on their screen time.
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And whatever the report says about protecting jobs, it's clear that the best way to cut down on employee health care costs is to cut down on employees.
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But just because we won't cut down on our fragrance collection doesn't mean that there aren't other things we can do to help cut down on waste and lighten our environmental footprint.
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Early research suggests that pricing really does cut down on traffic, as people decide to move their commutes to non-peak hours, shift to mass transit, or cut down on trips overall.
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Today we cut down this gorgeous old growth Douglas Fir.
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By May, it had been cut down to 44 days.
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When they cut down on credit, European competitors stepped in.
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Because we've cut down the trees whose seeds they ate.
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"All that's been cut down to a minimum," Marvin said.
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Typically, many of these trees are cut down and removed.
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That could, they hope, help to cut down on fraud.
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Over time, the flag was cut down to six colors.
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Positive work environments can dramatically cut down on business costs.
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Alcohol taxes cut down on excess drinking and save lives.
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The tech giants may yet be cut down to size.
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Maybe adding more humans will cut down on the errors.
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It will also cut down the number of engine variants.
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Cut down, in this case, did not mean dumbed down.
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One startup, AdsWish, seeks to cut down on the noise.
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Trump touted his administration's effort to cut down on regulation.
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You forever cut down our net worth on the internet.
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The streets were like ghostswhen they cut down those trees.
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It's fought to cut down on clickbait and fake profiles.
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And, you can cut down on the cooking time significantly.
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Looking to cut down on paper and other packaging waste?
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But when he arrived, they had all been cut down.
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They should also cut down on alcohol and quit tobacco.
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He didn't go cut down a redwood and make this.
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She wants to cut down on cars and carbon emissions.
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All officials can do is cut down on the fishing.
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In turn, that flexibility lets companies cut down on space.
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Also, you can cut down on the cost of books.
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This would not only cut down the amount of time spent in traffic, it could also cut down on emissions by cars that are idling for long periods of time while waiting to get through.
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Education, prophylactics, and drugs like PrEP have cut down its transmission.
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Or, at the very least, help cut down on your housework.
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Increasingly, she's been giving virtual talks to cut down on travel.
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Paul Ryan wants Donald Trump to cut down on the crazy.
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A boy cut down a tree in Aleppo on Dec. 11.
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You can cut down trees, set grass on fire, and more.
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When he was responsive after being cut down, they were disappointed.
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In a new era, survival requires being cut down to size.
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Cubs, Arrieta cut down Marlins MIAMI — Less hair, fewer runs allowed.
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The service has the potential to also cut down on CO2.
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There's some limited evidence that the reforms cut down on homicides.
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Which should hopefully cut down on the instances of popcorn lung.
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Robot waiters can cut down the cost of hiring human waiters.
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It helped cut down on gifts and helped curtail congressional earmarks.
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Men are constantly being cut down to size in Bad Santa.
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Then the settlers came to cut down the old-growth hardwood.
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The BEAM should cut down on that effect, according to Gold.
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They were cut down by a system of hatred and evil.
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Nearby trees were cut down and barrels moved to safer areas.
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Groene told me that the redesign cut down on screen wobble.
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Understaffing is a widespread tactic to cut down on labor costs.
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He cut down prison meals to two a day -- no lunch!
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Salisbury had been stalked and cut down by the unseen killer.
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GNC plans to cut down its mall locations by almost half.
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The use of PrEP could help cut down that infection rate.
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A reusable utensil kit that helps them cut down on waste
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And it's not one he can cut down with a sword.
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In New York, we got a cut-down fir tree through.
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What are some of the things you do to cut down?
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In theory, a common ID could cut down on those costs.
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Similar measures in other cities have cut down on Airbnb's business.
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Our world's forests are being cut down at an astonishing rate.
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Somebody's cut down the apple trees I planted beside the workstation.
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If you can't stop, would you please try to cut down?
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No way could this squad cut down the nets in Louisville.
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But scheduling mandatory breaks doesn't cut down the amount of work.
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The more acres you cut down, the more gold you get.
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President Trump wants an even deeper cut, down to 7503 percent.
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But one can't simply cut down a traditional set of irons.
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She was cut down with a shopping bag in her hand.
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They shook the branches of a tree and cut down leaves.
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Google released three new apps to cut down on screen time.
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That would raise their import demand and cut down trade surpluses.
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Doctor says you really ought to cut down on your drinking?
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It was cut down last month to prevent the wilt's spread.
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Luckily, there are easy ways to cut down on your subscriptions.
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When you cut down the trees, they have nowhere to go.
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He cut down on his backswing to gain more efficient power.
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Should Americans cut down on or eliminate their consumption of hamburgers?
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Of course she didn't — she was cut down in her prime.
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A $50 or $100 gift card will cut down the burden.
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You can cut down your drinking, you can cut down having certain conversations with people, putting yourself in environments that are going to bring out the worst in you, but ultimately you still are that person.
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We haven't gone and cut down our real tree yet (yes, we actually go into a field and cut down a tree every year!), but Ellie already loves playing with her Step2 My First Christmas Tree.
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A tax on financial transactions would cut down on the type of speculation and "rent-seeking" that high-frequency traders engage in and potentially cut down on the destabilization some say they cause in the market.
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The new feature will almost certainly cut down on email between companies that share channels, just as Slack has famously cut down on internal email for any company that uses it even remotely the right way.
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This year, each team has been cut down from six players to five, and that's just how it's going to be (until the teams are inevitably cut down even more by the cruelties of fate and HBO).
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This cut-down video for the lively track is still worth watching.
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Perhaps it's time to cut down on my units of herbal ethanol.
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Click here for more ways to cut down on spam email . 12.
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It has certainly cut down on email, but it hasn't eliminated it.
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Casper LaVito, 69, recently cut down to a few cigarettes a day.
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As before, speeds cut down to a mostly unusable 128Kbps after that.
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They look really natural and it's significantly cut down my makeup routine.
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Look for expenses to cut down on, like dining out and entertainment.
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But many people cut down on substance abuse and anti-social behaviour.
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Plus, going digital helps cut down on paper consumption — save the trees!
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Scaphold.io is building one for you to cut down on complicated integrations.
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Once cut down, the logs are transported to Sierra Forest Products sawmill.
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S&P 500 TECH INDEX TURNS NEGATIVE AFTER RATE CUT, DOWN 0.1%
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Forests where tigers had lived were cut down and converted to farmland.
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That consolidated her outstanding balances and helped her cut down her payments.
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Saudi Arabia wants to see Qatar "cut down to size," Riedel said.
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It's sourced from local farms and helps cut down on food waste.
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Some federal regulators have already acted to cut down on arbitration-abuse.
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You know, to cut down on all that googling and self-diagnosis.
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Now Twitter is hoping to cut down on spammy tweets even more.
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But hopefully afterward, I should be able to cut down on them.
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They mowed fields, cut down trees, laid marble, and did electrical work.
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An efficiently decorated tree might even help cut down on electricity costs.
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It essentially pays communities in poor countries not to cut down trees.
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Christmas tree farms often cut down trees only as they are sold.
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Joshua trees were actually cut down in order to make new roads.
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Later, the segment would be cut down to just under 5 minutes.
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It's this cut down Second Street that the neighborhood was named after.
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This allows the company to cut down on its fabric dye waste.
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Use simple language to help cut down on unnecessary back-and-forth.
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Buying renewed saves you money and helps cut down on e-waste.
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A very, very aggressive carbon tax, to force people to cut down.
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IKEA claims that the invention will cut down assembly time by half.
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This will vastly cut down the number of phishing emails you receive.
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It might be one way to help cut down on phone addiction.
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When the trees are cut down, most of that carbon is released.
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It's cut down on the number of refugees admitted through regular channels.
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Plus, it'll cut down on your oil-consumption by... well, a lot.
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Obama has looked to cut down on methane emissions at fracking sites.
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And "Fridge," a giant jock, got cut down to Kevin Hart's stature.
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He cut down on sugary food and has increased his protein intake.
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We do what we can to cut down on the transit fatalities.
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Woods would eventually be cut down by injuries that required multiple operations.
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But don't just go into the forest and cut down a tree.
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Additionally, the policy was expected to significantly cut down consumers' electricity usage.
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Kim Kardashian West wanted to cut down on holiday stress this year.
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I eat this on a paper towel to cut down on dishwashing.
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They are designed for children rather than being cut-down adult clubs.
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Something that can be cut down and hacked to bits and killed.
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You need to try to cut down to ten drinks a week.
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Facebook is increasing its efforts to cut down on spam and improve security.
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She has quit smoking, given up certain foods and cut down on alcohol.
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Exterior cameras help cut down on blind spots and aid with object detection.
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The combination of new technologies is meant to cut down on ticket fraud.
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Flu germs tend to linger and hand washing can cut down our exposure.
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That would cut down on the overall cost of out-of-network care.
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The competition cut down Sonos sales, and the company struggled to remain relevant.
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There are also ways to cut down on the pain if it's bothersome.
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"Look, before I cut down everything, but I'm a changed person," he says.
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You could cut down, like, two trees before it said you were tired.
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Buying full-fat products will actually help you cut down on added sugar.
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I recently moved closer to work, which cut down my commute time significantly.
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Still, even a diverted rain spout would cut down a family's water bill.
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Why do we have to cut down all those rainforests to eat meat?
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Clinical trials have shown that maggots don't cut down on wound healing time.
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That could help cut down on over-watering when water supplies dry out.
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An obvious solution to the problem is to cut down on screen time.
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Civil disobedience in Sheffield's increasingly non-leafy suburbs may soon be cut down.
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Huge swaths of the Amazon rainforest were cut down to create these ranches.
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Some airlines will allow you to bring cut down Christmas trees on flights.
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Cut down that tree, and see what was jumping around at its base.
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Want to cut down on the methane gas that's contributing to global warming?
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Top executives have also been asked to cut down on travel this year.
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The refinancing rate was also cut, down 5 basis points to 0.00 percent.
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Last year, Samsung cut down on the battery capacity in its smartphone lineup.
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The refinancing rate was also cut, down 240.84 basis points to 38.403 percent.
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But it's a promising product that could help cut down on gas emissions.
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It connects directly to your wireless network, presumably to cut down on latency?
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"I've decided to cut down on everything else to do this", she said.
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A move towards vehicle electrification would also cut down demand for catalytic converters.
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Then, cut down each of your carrot sticks into thinner, baby-carrot sticks.
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The noodles are very chewy and need to be cut down to serve.
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Or continue to cut down into what like the most interesting stuff is.
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One major benefit is to cut down on the number of bespoke efforts.
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Another cut down a young woman who had been standing next to him.
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Some wireless carriers also offer services that can help cut down on robocalls.
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It gives bars and restaurants the ability to cut down on labor costs.
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His administration has also cut down on the seizing of illegally harvested timber.
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You've probably been hearing for years that you should cut down on sugar.
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The fee is intended to help cut down on excessive or meritless protests.
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The legislation was intended to cut down on telemarketing and robocalls to consumers.
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I'm on a Twitter diet right now so I'm trying to cut down.
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For the next two months, nearly 2,000 watched Ian Xplosion cut down boars.
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I'm keeping afloat at the moment, but I'm still looking to cut down.
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Additionally, Bolsonaro's administration has cut down on the seizing of illegally harvested timber.
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"We should cut down all the mulberry trees in the city," he said.
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And the NYT Editorial Board asks: Can Facebook be cut down to size?
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Traveling on the holiday itself will always cut down on your total fare.
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When the piece got published, it got cut down to just 250 words.
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I think most people can cut down on single-use plastics like straws.
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Certainly, that would have cut down on the many funerals always taking place.
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And it also means we have cut down transmission at the community level.
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I like buying a few at a time to cut down on errands.
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"Cut down on red meat, increase fruit, vegetable and fiber consumption," he added.
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The Post said the scan would cut down checkout time to 300 milliseconds.
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For starters, you can cut down on single-use plastics like water bottles.
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What they do: Use mechanized equipment or hand tools to cut down trees.
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Browsers like Firefox have taken similar steps to cut down on notification spam.
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Before the season, Laimbeer said he wanted to cut down Charles's playing time.
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GE (GE) promised to use the proceeds to cut down mountain of debt.
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Twitter (TWTR) said that the change was made to cut down on spammers.
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Read more:WeWork and other top startups were cut down to size in 2019.
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"When you cut down forest, the tigers all move inward," said Dr. Luskin.
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" He also claimed it would "cut down the deficits by a trillion dollars.
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The blinds are drawn to cut down on the glare on the laptop.
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It will cut down on the travel we can do to rural areas.
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Both help homeowners cut down on energy usage, translating to lower monthly utility bills.
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One chapter in her book discusses how to cut down on digital clutter. Me?
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Canyon Ranch created a series of videos that help fliers cut down on stiffness.
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Still, the current research is clear: Gun control does cut down on gun deaths.
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A move to cut down on counterfeiting in India has wide-ranging side effects.
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Between serial killers and Gargoyle Kings, Riverdale knows how to cut down its cast.
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Tostitos is looking to do their part to cut down on drunk driving deaths.
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The latter might help you cut down how much time you spend on Facebook.
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It will be 16 episodes, cut down from the 26 episodes in season 4.
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Since the dawn of civilization, humans have cut down 46 percent of all trees.
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That doesn't make it go away, but does cut down on embarrassing death scares.
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Whenever money was tight, the farmer would cut down trees to sell as charcoal.
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Another way to cut down on delivery costs could be by reducing energy spending.
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Carlsberg has already launched some innovations that are helping it cut down on waste.
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And die they did, cut down in battle after battle like fields of wheat.
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Bernie Sanders has also promised — they cut down on corporate influence on party conventions.
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The Scots, who are the thirstiest of the bunch, are determined to cut down.
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Wrap your hand around it during operation and you'll significantly cut down the airflow.
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Cut down your hosts' costs, your gift budget and everything else by going stag.
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I also like that they cut down on trying to "bevel" the camera bump.
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A teenager cut down on his porch on a warm day in Washington state.
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Handy tip: you can cut down on time if you add some baking powder.
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And to cut down on waste, "Inside Tailgating" recommends Aardvark's durable and biodegradable straws.
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"Their ancestors told them they must not cut down one single tree," she says.
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I've really cut down on spending because I don't have anywhere to put things.
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I can't believe my Hispanic heritage has been cut down just because of laziness.
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"I've definitely cut down on spending," she said as she left a job fair.
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Specifically, slave labor is often used to cut down the world's forests, he said.
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He wants to cut down teams of 40 to teams of 4 or 5.
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Some will cut down the entire pole to get a bit of copper wire.
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In Chappaquiddick, the idealized version of the Kennedys is mercilessly cut down to size.
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As I've got older, I've had to cut down on training to keep going.
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Also, find a hotel that offers free breakfast to cut down on food costs.
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It also would streamline community care programs to cut down on confusion and waste.
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Let's root for the home team as they cut down on single-use plastics.
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That's because of its aerodynamic diffuser, which helps cut down on the fan noise.
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Hopefully, you haven't checked a bag and can cut down on the walking time.
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But Exxon Mobil has been cut down in size by the oil price debacle.
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Growers didn't cut down as many trees as they normally would as demand slackened.
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According to the Cleveland Clinic, Read more: 10 cocktails that cut down on calories
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Except most young smokers aren't using e-cigarettes to cut down on traditional smoking.
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The moment that you do something they don't like they cut down your trees.
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To cut down on stress, start by skipping a brick-and-mortar jewelry store.
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"This cut down the number of service calls by over 75 percent," he wrote.
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The new owners had cut down some of the trees and torn out the
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The new Oasis still has a matte display, which helps cut down on glare.
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These bots, the company says, are meant to cut down on your app overload.
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It doesn't have as much flavor, but it does cut down on the fat.
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The one good thing is that I've cut down on my Diet Coke consumption.
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In the end, a confusingly edited, cut-down version of the scene was included.
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And by getting delivery, it's possible you're helping cut down on crowds in stores.
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Struggling to cut down on added sugar and get more vegetables into your diet?
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Past Tense Fifty years ago, vandals in Forest Hills cut down nearly 20 trees.
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Convicts were ordered to cut down the body and bury him two days later.
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If you want to cut down on weeknight cook time, roast the cauliflower ahead.
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"This tax plan will cut down the deficits by a trillion dollars," Mnuchin said.
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And their team and hours were cut down as customers slowed to a trickle.
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Look at your revenue, expenses, and employees for any areas you can cut down.
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"If you're willing to be cut down, will you give a yes?" she asked.
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Eni plans to cut down its greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050.
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They also offer better efficiency than older models, helping cut down on fuel costs.
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Years later, she watched the groves get cut down for housing, again and again.
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Yet a tree you can cut down with a permit and a reliable crew.
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This cut down on dead time and put extra zing on every free throw.
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Most of these groups are looking to cut down on their health care costs.
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WhatsApp is taking its most dramatic step yet to cut down on fake news.
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Hunt decided to switch agencies to help cut down on travel time and costs.
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The protesters were evicted after a few weeks, and the trees were cut down.
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They're a durable pair of shades that cut down on the brand's carbon footprint.
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This would save time for travelers and cut down on long wait lines, Sens.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: First of all, trees are being cut down at paces all around.
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Falk calls it "a real life saver" that will help cut down on costs.
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Material's curated essentials are designed to cut down on clutter and last a lifetime.
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They've cut down, way down, on the fuel and a lot of other things.
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We have to find a compromise and cut down the amount of habitat destruction.
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Pushing efficiency standards on a larger scale would help cut down on emissions. 7.
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Properly washed hands cut down on gastrointestinal problems, as well as cold and flu.
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Insults like "nasty" are routinely used to try to cut down women in power.
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We have nine steps to help you cut down your single-use plastic consumption.
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Tournament modes are stripped back, play time cut down almost to coin-op lengths.
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Improved training of alert system operators can cut down on human error, he said.
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They do all of this despite budgetary constraints and threats to cut down budget.
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The next time you've got five minutes spare at lunchtime, rather than aimlessly scrolling through your feeds, cut down on the notifications these apps are allowed to send, which should cut down on the number of times they pull you into their reach.
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A President Trump who has so confidently wielded his authority to cut down regulation should have no issue wielding it to cut down an outdated, decades-old legal memo that is holding back the economy and unfairly burdening investors—small and big alike.
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They have helped him cut down on clonazepam, overcome his fear of groups and work.
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This will cut down on the number of times you'll need to spend emptying it.
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Scientists are finding more evidence that you should probably cut down on your sugar intake.
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It has cut down the MoviePass-matching movie-a-day option from $89.99 to $29.99.
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YouTube has been trying to cut down on the awful it gives a platform too.
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They may have a healthier diet or maybe they've cut down on after-work socializing.
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At the battle's most intense moments, historians estimate, 600 legionnaires were cut down every minute.
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It's also tried to cut down on fraud by demanding ticket stubs from some users.
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Peru's rain forests are being cut down at a rate of 400,000 acres each year.
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Brouk & Co Travel Cord Roll: Cut down your cord clutter with this life-changing organizer.
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We had to cut down the portions because she used to eat really, really big.
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Both of those key directives should cut down on the number of stranded detainees considerably.
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Cost: Typically, when businesses cut down the number of products they're using, they cut costs.
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These reusable products cut down on single-use plastic, harmful chemicals, and all-around waste.
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But it would take some time and trouble, which would cut down on casual sales.
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Two Fed officials voted against the rate cut — down from the three dissenters in September.
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I'll keep it for 10 years, and that's 47 trees that won't be cut down.
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"This blood test could cut down this time [in which] people don't respond," Pariante said.
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Electoral reforms can cut down on corruption, fraud, and vote-buying, and make elections fairer.
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So the traditional divide between the law and suspects isn't so clear-cut down there.
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Even just 25 reuses would certainly cut down on manufacturing costs for the Falcon 25.
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Hopefully this will cut down on the dangerous business of people hunting for stolen phones.
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MedRepublic's platform of "highly curated and vetted doctors" should cut down time spent on research.
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" Masao believes the company's services "cut down the time it takes to attend a funeral.
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To cut down on bulk, you might consider making the switch to a thin monitor.
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That's the first place that you can look to first to cut down on spending.
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He also cut down a run with a relay throw home in the seventh inning.
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Some are depicted with translucent skin, while others are cut down the middle into halves.
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" The city claims that the defendants "cut down one or more trees and destroyed vegetation.
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So maybe it'll cut down on thank yous as nominees become more accustomed to it.
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They bit their shields, howled like wolves and cut down anything that crossed their path.
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We had to cut down the portions, because she used to eat really, really big.
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Such technology can help physicians cut down the "time crunching through data," Peng told CNBC.
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Ms Juul suggests that people eat off smaller plates to help cut down on waste.
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In light of yesterday's purchase I decide to cut down on extra coffee and snacks.
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TV's "Boundless" that smart farming and 22019G technology will help cut down on food waste.
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James walked into the postgame news conference wearing a cut-down net like a necklace.
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"We cut down everything," he said, looking at the shrub land now surrounding his village.
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Cutting out the middlemen also means that Tabis and Montufar can significantly cut down costs.
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The country has been trying to cut down its pollution for the last six years.
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That would cut down on the earnestness, for sure, and keep us on our toes.
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Piscotty doubled and was cut down by about 20 feet on Springer's bullet throw home.
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When trees are cut down, the carbon stored inside them is released into the atmosphere.
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And in this case, the acquisition is likely to cut down on incentives for drivers.
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"A spell in custody is likely to help him cut down on alcohol," she added.
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Gottleib's regulatory approach was completely antithetical to Trump's promise to cut down regulations, he said.
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It also cut down the stress of having to go back and forth to UPS.
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My food costs were cut down significantly without negatively impacting my health or happiness.6.
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Being open and honest is one of the best ways to cut down on this.
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Jade rollers are ideally paired with serums or oils to help cut down on friction.
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Nobody is arguing that trees are therefore bad for climate and should be cut down.
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"I'm now forced to cut down on nonessentials, like treats for my grandkids," she said.
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New, more efficient propellers and even retrofitted old ones can cut down on noise dramatically.
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You know that magical moment when the winning team gets to cut down the nets?
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Given that many people do cut down on booze in January, it proved surprisingly successful.
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According to Allen that'll force producers to cut down the size of their crops dramatically.
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Platforms like Imperfect Produce also help cut down on food waste while saving you money.
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He told his father he wished he had cut down a wedge for him instead.
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You can run, sure, but just doing that won't cut it—you'll be cut down.
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Boys were cut down as they tried to escape; grown men dove into nearby cornfields.
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Having a mask on could cut down on the number of transmissions from asymptomatic people.
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Major candidates for president have put forward aggressive proposals to cut down on America's billionaires.
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I try to cut down other appearances to make room for more Vietnam stuff, basically.
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No one wants to see a single tree cut down, let alone an entire woodlands.
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I still see hookers once every two weeks, but I've been trying to cut down.
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Full bottles of rosemary, peppermint and eucalyptus amenities by Hudson Made cut down on waste.
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Screen protectors can possibly be wiped with sanitizing wipes that could cut down on contamination.
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This change cut down the number of people who could even seek out U visas.
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It's undertaken an aggressive effort to cut down on legal as well as illegal immigration.
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Officials also cut down on the number of available polling locations, especially in Maricopa County.
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The over $600 million initiative will significantly cut down vehicular traffic on the busy strip.
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We have a huge preliminary guest list that we need to cut down like crazy.
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So we think this tax plan will cut down the deficits by a trillion dollars.
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With the permission of the Forest Service, he decided to cut down the entire tree.
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This means trees, which filter carbon dioxide from the air, have to be cut down.
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A lot of what people do is try to cut down on chaos, said Yorke.
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"It's a way to cut down on people enrolled in programs, particularly kids," she said.
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Upzoning will give developers "carte blanche to cut down trees," wreaking environmental havoc, NIMBYs respond.
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A bright idea Here's a way to cut down on plastic waste: Eat your bowl!
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One by one, Trump backtracked on existing federal efforts to cut down on pollution, too.
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"They stopped letting us cut down redwood because you couldn't replenish it," Mr. Hochhauser said.
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What are the ways you could you cut down on added sugars in your diet?
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I have a few tips that can help cut down on your iPhone stress levels.
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"There are ways to drastically cut down on the cost of a safari," she said.
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USCIS spokesman Michael Bars said the policy was changed to cut down on frivolous applications.
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It turns out that having a kid has significantly cut down on my free time.
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I cut down on unnecessary decision-making by wearing the same thing every day: pajamas.
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No cows, no methane, and no need to cut down tropical forests for new ranches.
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Because I cut down my sugar intake, the headache was definitely worse the next morning.
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The hope was to cut down on corruption in resource-rich developing countries by increasing transparency.
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And she said Facebook has "dramatically cut down on the information apps can access" from users.
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Just remember that this 10-minute video has been cut down from hours of hard work.
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The medicine, Combivir, cut down the growing number of pills AIDS/HIV patients had to take.
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Treatment is ruthless but effective: Cut away your breasts and ovaries to cut down your risk.
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If consumers don't cut down, that insanely high number could increase another 20 percent by 25.
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The US has cut down the number of refugees it takes in since President Trump's election.
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Wearing masks to conceal their identities, they have cut down "smart lampposts" and smashed surveillance cameras.
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Daily consumers of sodas, sports drinks and other sugary beverages should "cut down substantially," McKeown said.
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She's authoritative on stage, quick to cut in and cut down interlocutors — and often overshadows Kirk.
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Previously, innovation had stalled the group as medical device makers cut down on research and development.
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Seeing as the show was cut down so prematurely, we're looking forward to the new run.
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I guess maybe Jake has been shirking his duties and cut down on his exercise regimen?
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This shows forestry officials where best to bulldoze fire breaks, cut down trees or clear scrub.
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But each tree he cut down made the farm less productive, which made money even tighter.
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Google's IPO aspirations were eventually cut down to allow the firm to cross the finish line.
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Just inside the entrance is an array of security systems meant to cut down any trespassers.
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It should ideally reduce transportation costs and cut down on emissions, if Hietanen's claims are accurate.
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Que, like other Filipino teachers at his school, lives with roommates to cut down on expenses.
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"How many people do we need to see cut down before we act?" she asks voters.
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Making other healthy lifestyle choices naturally helped me cut down on added sugar in my diet.
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Two-thirds of America agrees: President-elect Donald Trump should cut down on his Twitter habit.
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Cut down lugging around multiple makeup bags when you travel with this luxe Pursen "Tiffany" case.
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A merger was also supposed to help the companies cut down on their crazy advertising spending.
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The researchers found that reducing reliance on stoplights would greatly cut down on delays and congestion.
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My notifications were notably cut down — so much so that I thought my cameras were offline.
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Their size drives manufacturing efficiencies that cut down on costs while they spend fortunes on marketing.
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Replace the toilet paper if necessary and cut down on lingering odor with a courtesy flush.
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To cut down on data usage, even more, tap your avatar then turn on Data saver.
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The Rays got a run in the third and had another cut down at the plate.
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It's a beautiful, big part of our neighborhood that I don't want to see cut down.
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To cut down on the variables for their analysis, the Leicester students made a few assumptions.
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The executive, Stefan Krause, had taken major steps as CFO to cut down the company's spending.
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"Basically, I cut down on my cardio and was lifting a lot of weights," she says.
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But, a new trend is helping cut down on the time you spend at the salon.
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"The skin is so puckered that it's easy to nick and cut down there," she says.
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AT&T said it will use proceeds here from the deal to cut down its debt.
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This alarm clock is perfect for those trying to cut down on blue light before bedtime.
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It might also cut down the number of active Twitter users by millions (if not more).
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This is a key way we can cut down on emissions and improve quality of life.
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Getting a big engineering team behind it could also cut down the filtering lag time too.
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At least it might cut down on the staggering number of poker games to choose from.
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The Oco utilizes a smart motion-sensing system that learns to cut down on false notifications.
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Some smokers use e-cigarettes as a way to quit smoking tobacco, or to cut down.
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This is why I choose to work out after work: to cut down on my commute.
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We've been trying to cut down on saying "we can't even" but We. Can't. Even. 2.
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If Schimpf can cut down on strikeouts, the Padres could have a find on their hands.
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Private banks are experimenting with technology for proprietary use to cut down costs and expedite transactions.
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The data "may give us a better understanding of why people cut down trees", he said.
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Left fielder Yoenis Cespedes threw to shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, whose relay home cut down Marcell Ozuna.
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The scheme was initiated because "a large number of trees are being cut down," Gaind said.
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"People really need to start small and wait and cut down on the mixing of substances."
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And LeEco says a 10,000Hz IMU sensor will help to cut down on head-tracking latency.
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The delay tactics can cut down on competition and allow drug companies to keep prices higher.
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They're super user-friendly and cut down the cooking time and oil usage in fried foods.
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Plus, any chance to cut down on dishes we have to wash is fine by us!
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That helps cut down on lag and also means they can operate independently from one another.
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Shipping should occur within 10 days of being cut down, so as to keep them green.
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Delta isn't alone in testing out new processes to cut down on traveler, and airline, time.
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Another cut down cafeteria lines by suggesting the firm put cafeteria debit on company ID cards.
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What's more, Amtrak anticipates the Hudson Tunnel Project would cut down on delays by 50 percent.
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Part of that strategy includes building new stores in existing markets to cut down delivery times.
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Like Seth, Alan was cut down — literally — on the streets of Washington, in his case, Georgetown.
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Its main focus is to cut down on B.O. and sweat, but its secondary is sustainability.
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Dietz suggested turning toward workplaces to implement healthy living strategies and cut down on daytime snacking.
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"We can even help the people who want to cut down their calorie intake," she added.
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I told my dad, 'It would have been nice if you had cut down a wedge.
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The rule is designed to cut down on the release of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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App streaming could basically cut down on the waste and repetition built into the travel industry.
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Apparently filling your ice cube tray with hot water can really cut down on freezing time.
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He cut down the stem that holds the ink so it could hold more space inside.
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Facebook has already started to use its algorithm to cut down on the virality of misinformation.
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Better start stockpiling those beans now … or cut down to one mug of Joe a day.
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Chinese bitcoin exchanges agreed to charge a transaction fee 0.20%, ostensibly to cut down on speculation.
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The experiment wasn't originally made for bacon purposes, but to help cut down on farmer's costs.
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They dished out 13 assists, and they cut down on turnovers after a shaky first half.
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Several battery companies have come out to declare their intention to cut down on cobalt usage.
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Businesses can cut down on contact by not requiring a signature at checkout, according to Press.
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The paper has also cut down its page count — something readers have noticed and complained about.
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Morrisons has also been slashing jobs and closing stores in a bid to cut down costs.
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They make their way down to the hold, then cut down the guards holding Yara captive.
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A young girl embraces the heart-shaped trunk of a tree that has been cut down.
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The numbers of workers coming to the Pentagon has been cut down by well over half.
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Same goes for a reusable water bottle to cut down on cups and plastic water bottles.
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It's a tiny blip in my personal quest to cut down on plastic, but it's something.
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The bank is aiming to cut down the average time and money needed to evaluate startups.
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Getting more of your water from plant foods can also help to cut down on pollution.
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Event organizers are bringing in increasingly strict measures to cut down on waste and carbon emissions.
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They can be cut down to size without violence, by the tame press or the taxman.
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So the solution was to cut down the page size to a paragraph at a time.
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But it's not just liberal cities trying to ban bags and cut down on plastic straws.
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Keeping Score An armored champion cut down his rival on a frozen field in the desert.
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Fornés's writing in Mud and Drowning is terse and plain, cut down to the dry bone.
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So, if you&aposre inspired to cut down on your sugar consumption, here are some tips.
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The 82-year-old recently decided to cut down on his travels citing age and exhaustion.
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Some years ago, to prove I had control, I cut down to five nights a week.
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Dell is launching new efforts to shrink its carbon footprint and cut down on e-waste.
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Fewer trees were cut down, which meant not as many seedlings were planted to replace them.
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Amazon is increasingly shipping products itself and is purchasing electric vehicles to cut down its emissions.
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At least one was cut down by an Israeli drone and fell on the Palestinian side.
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Thunberg chose not to travel by air in an effort to cut down on carbon emissions.
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Windier spring weather shakes the fragile sprouts, kicking up dust that can cut down new growth.
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Sometimes to build, you must cut down what's grown and start again from the bare earth.
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"Bibi, King of Israel," who was expected to rule indefinitely, has been cut down to size.
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Then a park ranger caught one scurrying out of a tree that loggers had cut down.
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But one company might have a tasty solution to cut down our use of plastic dishware.
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Anything that helps people cut down on expensive credit card debt is ultimately a good thing.
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Various administrations have long accused Canada of allowing loggers to cut down trees on public land.
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Martin climbed up to cut down the net as Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" played.
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Seattle is one major city that has regulated short-term rentals to cut down on abuse.
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A move to cut down on soybean use in China would need to be skillfully managed.
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Incidentally, Pisces, you really need to cut down on your consumption of sugary treats this month.
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The Trump administration has cut down the most references to climate change on the EPA's website.
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They can also push people to to cut down on unhealthy habits and increase health habits.
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" Tomsky also recommended keeping your belongings well organized during your stay: "Cut down on the clutter.
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Because it doesn't dispense any medication, Groups can cut down on complex and costly security and storage.
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Have another hard look at your spending and figure out where you can cut down even more.
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With age, her diet has been cut down to just two eggs a day and some cookies.
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The contracts help companies keep ugly allegations from employees private and cut down on their legal expenses.
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I'm trying to cut down on plastic, so I put some reusable sandwich baggies in my cart.
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Then, cut down on germs by swapping out cloths every day and use multiples throughout the kitchen.
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The chip is supposed to cut down on credit card fraud and it has to some extent.
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The FDA said then that lower doses of zolpidem would cut down on morning-after blood levels.
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Boy Scouts decided to cut down several young trees in a National Park, and were fined heftily.
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He understands, quite brilliantly, the optics of the small, the miniature, the literally cut-down-to size.
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Chirinos cut down on his own food intake to ensure his two children had enough to eat.
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The only way to make progress is to cut down an entire health bar in that window.
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Google pitches this as a way to cut down on those pesky Where the heck are you?
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The other benefit is that those seeing the tweet know the original wasn't edited or cut down.
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OP5T on the left, OP5 on the right: This is how you cut down on bezels properly.
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KPIX spoke to the homeowners who cut down the tree and they said they had no choice.
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Oversight of government is no longer primarily a way to cut down on waste, fraud, and abuse.
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The other way to reduce the streaming load is to just cut down on what you're rendering.
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Hopefully, the new Caller Verified features will finally help cut down on spam for good going forward.
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But it's probably healthier to cut down on carbs without entirely cutting, or nearly cutting, them out.
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In order to find certain characters you'll need to cut down grass or open a garage door.
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If you want to cut down on youth vaping and plan to ban flavors, that might work.
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And we're showing you how a company is helping concrete producers cut down on carbon dioxide emissions.
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"The goal is to cut down on what we call multiple cycles of review, " Dr. Gottlieb said.
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"When you cut down on required public disclosure, you favor institutional investors over individual investors," he said.
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Musk has been a proponent of using tunnels to cut down on congestion for a few years.
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That could potentially cut down the number of dangerous and time-consuming spacewalks astronauts have to do.
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And it doesn't hurt to think of refurbished products as a way to cut down on waste.
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The durable nonstick coating helps you cut down on oil, saving you fat and calories when cooking.
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"It took six months to cut down all the invasive species," 25-year-old Nico Kayser says.
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"Ten days ago they came and cut down all the trees almost to the roots," he says.
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However, there are ways to cut down on your everyday expenses and eliminate a little money stress.
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Enough of our police officers being outgunned, ambushed, and cut down in the line of duty. Enough.
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Indeed, China cannot refuse to cut down its excessive and unsustainable trade surpluses on American goods trade.
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I get ready and hop on a Velib to cut down on walking time to the studio.
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Naming and drawing attention to "fridging" has sadly not cut down on its use over the years.
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Occasional over-seeding can also help cut down on weeds over time, especially in thinner lawns. 3.
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The land was once part of the Atlantic Rainforest, but was cut down and redeveloped by industrialists.
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The providers should also cut down on game shows, reality shows and singing contests that feature celebrities.
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As a result, her multiple show appearances from the previous season got cut down to only one.
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The handheld originally launched at a $129.99 price point, before being cut down to $99.99 last summer.
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Landscapes are changing constantly, with changing speed limits, new construction, and trees growing and being cut down.
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He also says that the bike really helps cut down on a big drawback of VR: nausea.
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But, according to Loup Ventures' Gene Munster, many big brands cut down on the discounts they offered.
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It might even decide it needs to cut down more trees in order to create more paper.
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They also say there is no evidence that the overhaul would improve safety or cut down costs.
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So should I, and other people who want to cut down, just avoid people we drink with?
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F-Secure wants to cut down the time frame to 30 minutes with its Rapid Detection Service.
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They're still cut down in those numbers, but the defenses can't hold, and they take the position.
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After optimizing the training hardware with newer Nvidia GPUs, the time was cut down to one month.
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The self insured companies value the product because we can cut down and reduce their health spend.
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Going forward, the company is betting that drone deliveries will cut down on costs and improve efficiency.
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ALSO: Not only does two spoonfuls = 1 serve of veggies, it helps cut down on food loss!
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Vox's holiday party, the email said, will "cut down on the drinks" by eliminating the open bar.
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The technique allows chains to cut down on employees' work, create consistent results, and avoid food poisoning.
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"We need to cut down the total number of steel plants, they can't be everywhere," he said.
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The Amazon rainforest has been seized by massive fires as Brazilian farmers cut down trees for farmland.
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To cut down on numbers, officials are planing to start charging admission to the beach, CNN reports.
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Visa said in April that it was working to cut down transaction time for its chip cards.
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The controversial directive was ostensibly intended to cut down on the contraband entering New York State prisons.
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The NEH would similarly be cut down from $22 million in 214 to $22018 million in 403.
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You all go out wearing shirts cut down to your navels and skirts up to your nose.
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Back during the holidays, I used to get 243 hours, but I got cut down this year.
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Last August, on an artist's residency at the Skowhegan School in Maine, she cut down a tree.
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The fact that I had already cut down the dosage made it feasible to quit Ambien altogether.
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Some Nova Scotia farms cut down tens of thousands of trees annually and even ship some overseas.
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The apron — the frame that holds up the tabletop — can cut down on your room to maneuver.
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Barack Obama believes America is an arrogant global power that needs to be cut down to size.
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The team bills the platform to cut down on endless scheduling back-and-forth's and boost turnaround.
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In the videos, load times for games are demonstrated that dramatically cut down on the usual wait.
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He cut down on medical border crossings for Gazans, and sent thousands of workers into early retirement.
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This production, Mr. Doyle's first Shakespeare in New York, is so cut down it has bled out.
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Chief information officers are scrambling to cut down IT costs as the coronavirus pandemic hammers corporate America.
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Across Indonesia, trees were cut down at a rate of three acres every minute to make room.
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The idea is to cut down on under-use of drivers as well as to ease traffic.
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It has cut down the number of users messages that can be forwarded from 256 to 20.
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He told her that he had burned out and had had to cut down on his services.
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To date, there haven't been many examples of platforms making big changes that cut down user engagement.
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To help cut down on packaging, Dinnerly is ditching the recipe cards and will provide instructions digitally.
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This will not only cut down the wedding budget but is a pretty cool way to recycle.
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The tax reform is meant to expand the country's limited collection base and cut down on evasion.
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Fifty-five percent now say they don't anticipate receiving a cut, down from 28503 percent in December.
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It also cut down on the overall profile of its HDTVs by putting the mounting system inside.
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President Trump on Wednesday endorsed a proposal to cut down on legal immigration to the United States.
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Officials say making migrants wait in Mexico is a way to cut down on fraudulent asylum claims.
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What if people take money to protect their own land but then go cut down trees elsewhere?
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Overall activeness score: 54.8What they do: Use axes or chainsaws to cut down trees and minimize damage.
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The test is designed to cut down on testing time, which can take days or even weeks.
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They joined a three-month online "fashion challenge" called Project 333 to cut down on their wardrobes.
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Fifty-five percent now say they don't anticipate receiving a cut, down from 63 percent in December.
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Instagram took measures on Wednesday to cut down on posts that promote weight loss and cosmetic procedures.
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He has sponsored several bills designed to cut down on Chinese threats, including a bill with Sen.
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For them, finding the greenest way to store their data would help cut down on their emissions.
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It encourages people to cut down on waste and makes clothing using organic cotton and recycled fabrics.
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When forest is cut down, less water vapor goes into the air and droughts become more likely.
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That includes plans to simplify the reporting structure for more efficiency and cut down on surplus staff.
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Mr. Legere cut down those rumors yesterday, saying he had not talked to WeWork about the job.
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A spokeswoman for Macy's said the company hopes reserving time can help cut down long wait times.
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"Basically, their role has essentially been cut down to managing Iran's relations with Europe," Mr. Alvandi said.
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We beat UConn, but we haven't got the ring or cut down the nets, nothing like that.
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" Around the property, other workers cut down overgrown bamboo and "a tangle of vines and dead trees.
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But even if they do cut down on crime, the costs may not be worth the gains.
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How many more innocent people need to be cut down before we act and close this dangerous loophole?
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Many truckers have told Business Insider that the federal mandate cut down on their wages, freedom, and safety.
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So far over 77,000 "hazard trees" have been cut down by the Forest Service, according to the statement.
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The company charges users $249 to cut down this whole process into just a few hours of work.
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Alternatively a 13 mph tailwind could help push the runners forward enough to cut down the total time.
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I don't think I could ever cut out alcohol completely, although I have recently cut down on beer.
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So here's a quick check in on the state of 5G to help cut down on the noise.
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Almost all these apps still feel exactly like what they are: Cut-down versions of the full apps.
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This time the delivery came in the form of a cut-down, film-like version of Breaking Bad.
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These species, ideal for firewood, act as a better alternative to the indigenous varieties being cut down before.
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But according to Environment Minister Therese Coffey, coffee shops are already doing enough to cut down on waste.
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This is a proactive plan to cut down on the number of shark attacks without harming any sharks.
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Revealing the guidelines could at least cut down on confusion about whether hateful content is allowed on Facebook.
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The trees could have just been cut down; instead a great effort was made to bring them here.
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The agency said not feeding wild dolphins could cut down on the likelihood of such events going forward.
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What ended being almost six hours of combined movies was cut down from over 900 hours of footage.
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U.S. consumers have been trying to cut down on their meat consumption for health reasons and environmental concerns.
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Also do yourself a favor and invest in a couple of foam windscreens to cut down on sibilance.
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Some supermarkets are trying to cut down on packaging because the common perception is that it is wasteful.
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The CDC hopes to give hospital providers access to the technology nationwide to cut down on the problem.
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That's the goal of True Fit, which helps shoe and apparel businesses cut down on e-commerce returns.
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BBVA's solution, which was built-in house, is aiming to try to cut down the time and cost.
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Barack Obama believes that America is a arrogant global power that needs to be cut down to size.
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Landing similar deals with the other two major labels should help Spotify cut down on its annual losses.
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In the last few years, the Trump administration cut down its size to about 200 people, sources said.
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Barack Obama views America as this arrogant global power that needed to be cut down to size. OK?
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Just like your polarized sunglasses, these filters cut down on glare, and they can make a dramatic difference.
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While Christie has cut down on his public appearances with Trump, he's still working on getting him elected.
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I think there's a good reason why the central bank should continue to cut down the interest rate.
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On the one hand, we happily relied on the map to cut down on tedious and unnecessary backtracking.
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Spending here allows you to improve accuracy, cut down on recoil and boost reload speed with all firearms.
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The teacher spent a weekend gashing and fitting the lime-green balls in order to cut down noise.
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Both asset classes were later cut down after recovering oil prices contributed to a broader risk-on sentiment.
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Lloyds said the partnership with Pindrop will help it cut down call times as well as protect customers.
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Placing your pet in an area of your home with minimal foot traffic will cut down on disruptions.
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That could cut down on accidental confirmations, as users will explicitly have to agree to this data sharing.
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Thankfully, there is a way to cut down the unhealthy-ness and save some money in the process.
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More broadly, the feature is designed to cut down the time and cost of expense management for SMEs.
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In the short term, there are some things engineers can do to cut down on these traffic jams.
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Not to mention, bringing your dog to work can help you majorly cut down on doggy daycare costs.
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Not only do these things breed jealousy between partners, they cut down on quality time connecting with them.
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As soon as a tree is cut down, it releases all that stored carbon back into the atmosphere.
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Dedicating resources to the game should cut down on stuttering and keep the game's frame rate humming along.
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The list of nominees will be cut down to 25 semifinalists in November and 15 finalists in January.
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Given that description, it sounds like Amazon wants to cut down on its customers returning ill-fitting products.
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Sure, we all want to cut down on costs — especially when it comes to our weekly food budget.
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It was only last year that the Obama administration significantly cut down on the roadblocks surrounding marijuana research.
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It's even programmed to empty its own basket into the docking station, which should cut down on dust.
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SpaceX hopes to recover as many rockets as possible to cut down on cost of creating new vehicles.
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It's one of many, relatively easy things consumers and companies can do to seriously cut down energy waste.
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After that first crop of bananas, the tree is cut down and new trees emerge from its base.
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By the time Krause returns in 1996, the forest has been cut down, leaving only an eerie silence.
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He also has cut down on his fouls, allowing him to finally creep above 30 minutes per game.
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Middlemen pay villagers to cut down the trees; they then sell the timber to Chinese or Vietnamese businessmen.
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Because I've had to cut down on my social networking, I've found time to indulge in other pursuits.
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The app allows users to track their spending, cut down on subscriptions, and find deals on credit cards.
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Others have praised the social media company's decision, saying it helps cut down on abuse and fake news.
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They vigorously cut down on spending and made extra income from renting out their apartment during the holidays.
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If I were to cut down my spending, this is one of the first areas I would attack.
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They slaughtered Muslims, burned Jews alive in synagogues and cut down Christians who happened to cross their path.
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She's patient with herself, and tries to cut down on long work days as much as she can.
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Wealthy persons are to be cut down to size with high tax rates and currently unconstitutional wealth taxes.
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In the year until July 2016, Amazonian rainforest six times the size of Los Angeles was cut down.
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Bug burgers If you're after a novel way to cut down on beef consumption, this may be it.
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To cut down on spending, use a store rewards card and apps like Popcart instead of pinching pennies.
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That spend, however, was not sustainable, he said, and the company has since cut down on its bids.
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It's been called an "email killer," providing users a chatroom-like service to cut down on cluttered inboxes.
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It would also cut down on overtime needed to pay staff who work longer hours because of delays.
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I want to cut down on travel next year so I can focus on working more consistent hours.
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In South Korea, it is a worm that forced the government to cut down 10 million pine trees.
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Physicians can prescribe antiviral medications, which cut down on symptoms, help prevent complications, and take the edge off.
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And it feels sturdy with a lovely textured rubber grip that might help cut down on sweaty hands.
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Nixon groused that the law did not do enough to cut down on the busing of minority children.
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This may help some people cut down costs because it does not require going into a doctor's office.
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That way, they could cut down on using candles to light their homes while awake, Mr. Prerau said.
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In April, the state government said it couldn't cut down a petrochemical plant because it's within federal jurisdiction.
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But the rise of "water cremation," or alkaline hydrolysis, could help cut down on some of that waste.
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Royal Caribbean has previously said it had no plans to cut down on routes to South American countries.
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I gained five pounds and cut down on CrossFit just in case extra body fat could be helpful.
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PreDxion Bio believes that it has a blood test that could cut down on deaths in emergency rooms.
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If you cut down all the wood to make awesome houses and shovels, where will the birds live?
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It's satisfying for Trump's opponents to watch the likes of Manafort and Cohen get cut down to size.
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Looking closely at fraud: Republicans want to cut down what they see as significant fraud in the program.
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The proposed freeze would end the Obama-era initiative to cut down on carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles.
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Their main focus is to cut down on that because of the costs — refunds, things of that nature.
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The Q3 has a auto stop-start feature, intended to improve fuel-economy and cut down on emissions.
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Piroshky Piroshky has cut down staffing to full-time employees only, Greg Ioki, another bakery manager, told CNN.
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This allows it to bring products to market more quickly, keep formulas private, and cut down on cost.
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But I can't help imagining the farmer here on Easter Island who cut down the last palm tree.
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If your monthly bill is creeping up, here are a few ways to cut down on the cost.
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But if you're set on a certain location, there are other creative ways to cut down on costs.
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Alice let them cut down one of the trees to carve into a table and pair of stools.
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His doctor informed us both that he should try to cut down on spicy food, alcohol and coffee.
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More often than not, when people try to "be healthy" or lose weight, they cut down on alcohol.
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This would be very easy to cut down for one or two people, and adjust to your liking.
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In theory, the Smart Compose tool can speed up your message composition and cut down on typographical errors.
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When humans cut down or burn trees, the carbon gets released back into the atmosphere, warming the planet.
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The ban was passed, in part, to cut down on crime and put more money in people's pockets.
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For the Note10 5G, Samsung is adding a slimmer vapor cooling system to help cut down on this.
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If you're looking to cut down on your heating and cooling costs, a smart thermostat is a solution.
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This troubling infection rate will not level off unless people, infected or not, cut down on social contact.
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We cut down all of the conifers that were too close to the outbuildings and our main cabin.
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We can deride achievement and cut down those who succeed, in a phenomenon we call tall poppy syndrome.
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These conditions cut down on years and quality of life, drive health care costs, and hurt the economy.
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Jones worked side by side with Jessica Ornelas, the ''second bucker,'' who collected whatever wood Jones cut down.
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Read more about venture capital and startups:WeWork and other top startups were cut down to size in 2019.
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"I'm trying to cut down on sweet stuff, and I should have an omelet and coffee," Musk says.
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YourStack only allows users to create accounts using Twitter log-ins, which should cut down on fake accounts.
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Mr. Ross cited barriers that he said cut down the number of American cars sold in South Korea.
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It's like paying a bit more for a nonstop flight across the country to cut down on emissions.
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"I cut down on how much I shop there because it&aposs a really frustrating experience," Sweet said.
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However, a few steps could help cut down on the number of new crime laws put in place.
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This recycling shutout has caused hundreds of American municipalities to cut down or totally cancel their recycling programs.
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The Google Pixel 3 XL retails for $899, but has a huge $350 price cut down to $548.99.
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And one of the reasons is to cut down on the line of sight of an active shooter.
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The retail giant has also been working with manufacturers to cut down on packaging waste, among other initiatives.
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Kellermann agreed that companies have been slow to roll out technologies that can cut down on such thefts.
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To cut down on emissions, Thunberg spent two weeks sailing across the Atlantic on a zero-emissions sailboat.
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The idea is to cut down the need for a dedicated sales team to sell those ad slots.
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At Captain Flaherty's request, the kitchen was placed on the first floor to cut down on response time.
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But after going four months without a buyer, the listing got a price cut down to $5.75 million.
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Instead of two or three cheeseburgers every day for lunch, Suzuki has cut down to one or two.
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It was willing to take it on only if the producers would significantly cut down on the violence.
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It took a major scandal in 2017 to get staffers to cut down on flying in business class.
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Which means this trend will cut down company earnings and, in turn, investors' returns will go down further.
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Jay Bruce was cut down on a relay to the plate when a video replay reversed the call.
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It has taught me to assess parts of my diet in which I can cut down on sugar.
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Ultimately, they were able to reduce false negatives by 9.4 percent and cut down false positives by 5.7 percent for women in the US. In the UK, where two radiologists typically double-check the results, the model cut down false negatives by 2.7 percent and reduced false positives by 1.2 percent.
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For Debra Saunders, an ecologist at the Australian National University in Canberra, drones have also cut down on labor.
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Here the partisan divide is stark, with 35% of Democrats but only 21% of Republicans trying to cut down.
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She said she may cut down on how much she eats to ensure that her children have enough food.
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The main benefit of the upgrade is the ability to cut down on distracted driving, which can be deadly.
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Luckily, you didn't need a subscription to AOL to use AIM, which cut down on potential costs a bit.
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"Dad got a set for himself and cut down two irons that I used to play with," he said.
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He wasn't finished, though, rushing in and helping to cut down another player while Chipshajen polished off one more.
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Facebook unveiled a new system today that it hopes will cut down on revenge porn shared on its services.
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In combination with apps like RoboKiller, STIR/SHAKEN could help dramatically cut down on the number of unwanted calls.
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Google isn't getting rid of that process for all updates, but this change will cut down on its impact.
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By building rockets this way, Relativity claims it can drastically cut down costs by requiring fewer parts per rocket.
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According to Furdík, the 55-day battle has been cut down to about an hour of action-packed television.
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This time around, Fox chose to cut down on the number of candidates who will be permitted to attend.
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It was a welcome return for a solid brand in the health space that was cut down too early.
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Perfectly-curated palettes of lipsticks and concealers, which cut down on bulky bottles and keep everything in one place.
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On the privacy side, the company is doing more to cut down on shady apps' access to your phone.
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When a mature tree is cut down, a new one can be planted to replace it, capturing more carbon.
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Recognizing that no one "has it all" can cut down on the one thing psychologists know impedes happiness: envy.
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Google wants to help you cut down on the notification noise by using AI to prioritize Gmail push notifications.
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Authorities have long recognized abuses among law enforcement but had in recent years successfully cut down on police violence.
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CNC, on the other hand, is a subtractive process where an object is cut down to a useful shape.
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The newest version lets you launch apps quickly and cut down the time it takes to type your address.
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"It's the full game, not a cut-down version, and plays almost identically to all other versions," Barone says.
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According to the AP, opting for a guilty plea could cut down the number of years in Bergdahl's sentence.
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Rocks, stones and gravel cut down on areas used for lawns and water-hungry plants, substantially reducing water usage.
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Like Android Instant Apps, Line Mini App lets companies provide cut-down apps that don't have to be downloaded.
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Maybe they cut down on waste, but they're still bottled by the same companies you don't want to support.
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Others pointed to the company's effort to cut down on shipping times as a harbinger of rough days ahead.
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It even rolled out new tools to help YouTube users cut down the time they spend mindlessly watching videos.
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Image: GoogleYou may have noticed Google launching a succession of cut-down, lightweight, basic apps under the Go label.
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She explained that UC Santa Cruz wanted to reduce its carbon footprint and cut down on commutes into campus.
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She seems to use this charge freely to cut down Democrats with little thought to what she is alleging.
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Additionally, individuals need to not only cut down on their spending but continue to find earning potential, said Barajas.
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Insurers are already straining to build the reserves, which cut down on the funds available for more profitable investment.
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Last Fall, the Treasury Department announced new rules to cut down on inversions, but so far the mergers continue.
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This is supposed to cut down on what I'd call the ping-pong effect that some earbuds suffer from.
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Cut down on the number of devices you own when you purchase a new Inspiron 13 5000 for $729.99.
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But there were clear steps fighters could take to cut down the risks, he told Reuters in an interview.
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He cut down the court and pulled up for another long range jumper and sank it for the lead.
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This sleek roll-up pouch cut down on the space glasses cases usually take up, while also offering protection.
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Maybe, we shouldn't just cut down to one cigarette a day, even — but throw out the whole damn pack.
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The next time I find a trove of fire bombs, yet I'm cut down before the boss even transforms.
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Rather, many climate and carbon budget experts have consistently promoted more domestic travel to cut down on carbon emissions.
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What I'd like to do is cut down the amount of writers so we can afford to pay everyone.
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Here's how you make a bigger screen without making the tablet much bigger: Cut down the bezels, a lot.
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We cut out over-nighters, shortened tours, cut down social events, and siblings — don't ask for overnight play dates!
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The agency also plans to add emergency medical technicians to aid sick passengers and cut down on train delays.
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These drugs cure well over 90 percent of patients with the liver disease and cut down the treatment duration.
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Cut off the tentacle and then cut down the seam of the body to open this flat and clean.
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The bananas, cut down from a tree in some unnamed tropical region, land in the back of a truck.
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For reporters and bloggers, that'll be helpful to cut down feed clutter between work-related broadcasts and personal ones.
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"It's the full game, not a cut down version, and plays almost identically to all other versions," he wrote.
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It also limits opioid prescriptions to three days to cut down on overprescribing, with exceptions for chronic pain treatment.
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In fact, the researchers hope it'll actually cut down on the number of rats we need for animal testing.
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But for tech giants, China has gone out of its way to cut down the notoriously long wait times.
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If Google begins building processors in house, like Apple, it would potentially cut down on Google's reliance on Qualcomm.
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However, this doesn't mean your data will be safe or protected -- it just helps cut down on the risk.
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Not only will it preserve some battery life, but it will probably cut down on your data usage too.
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The roads are in better shape, and the city is actively trying to cut down on congestion and pollution.
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The fact that no magnetic tape was involved likely cut down on mechanical noises, better known as tape hiss.
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Afterwards, local leaders introduced special firefighting technology, cut down trees along major roads and established a regional land registry.
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Eurobank has cut down its exposure to non-performing loans but has also seen its profits fall this year.
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They rented their home in San Diego and moved to Mammoth Lakes, California, to cut down on commuting costs.
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Cut down from the barn's big beams, the porch's columns are pieced together, with a seam at each corner.
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These eerie photos show why China has spent the last six years aggressively trying to cut down its pollution.
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In that scenario, Roku would also cut down on adtech fees that it pays third parties for selling ads.
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In order to afford city living, many have had to cut down on spending in other areas of life.
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That study found that student loans cut down the number of homes the average buyer could afford by 10%.
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Nobody had thought to ask, If we cut down the trees, what will protect the harvest from the sandstorms?
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He kept touring into the 1990s, but gradually cut down in favor of a comfortable life in New Orleans.
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So far, Manafort has lost on several requests he's made to cut down the evidence and charges against him.
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For a family of five that was just cut down to one income, $3,000 was a lot of money.
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OPEC was largely blamed for the free fall in oil prices because it refused to cut down its production.
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Thailand is shutting down several diving sites as a way to cut down on coral bleaching there, AFP reports.
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Sumaya Oweis, 37, said she had stopped making her beloved sweet rice pudding and had cut down on tea.
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But if you want to cut down your cold time, you'll likely need more than the recommended dietary amount.
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Campbell could cut down on soup production, but it would still have the fixed costs of stocking and shipping.
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It should cut down your cleaning time in half and make your microwave usable again in time for dinner.
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During that speech, Trump repeated pledges to cut corporate taxes and cut down on regulations from the Obama administration.
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The tree was cut down last month after it died from disease, a Stamford downtown official told The Advocate.
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Here's what she had to say about background checks, assault weapons, and how to cut down on gun suicides.
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Boosted also added a second Bluetooth radio to the remote to cut down on dropped connections with the board.
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All that was left was to cut down the nets on another victory that nobody thought Syracuse could achieve.
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The company, however, forecast only a modest reduction to its expectations as it actively works to cut down costs.
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I'm always looking for ways to cut down on spending, though, especially since I do a lot of volunteering.
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There are several steps hospital administration can take to cut down on energy use, reduce pollution, and minimize waste.
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The ones that fought back with all the Asimovian-limited personal defenses at their command, we cut down mercilessly.
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We foresaw that Western central banks would be cut down to size after stretching the limits of monetary policy.
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If the overhaul is effective, it might cut down on the number of complaints from passengers like Darren McGrady.
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Last year, he praised efforts from governments and the private sector to cut down on their greenhouse gas emissions.
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I had to cut down on carbs, and I just make sure that they are carbs I really enjoy.
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Employees were also encouraged to cut down on meetings altogether by using an online messaging app (Microsoft's, of course).
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But when trees are cut down, the soil becomes dry and the amount of water in the system declines.
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They're well-designed, look stylish, and they offer excellent noise cancellation tech to help cut down on outside noise.
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Full-length lightweight clothing will help keep you more comfortable, and cut down on the areas that need sunscreen.
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PASS has also recommended workers stop reporting to a central location to cut down their interactions with other employees.
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I've been experimenting with less toxic materials lately to cut down on fumes with a child in the house.
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To cut down on harassment, more than 40 venture firms also made their codes of conduct public this month.
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Not death necessarily (though the time has begun when no one will say we were cut down too early).
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For even more guidance, read our whole guide here, but here are four easy ways to cut down today.
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Helping people cut down on plastics is certainly a good way of challenging that accusation, but there's a catch.
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Leading Brazilian climate scientist Carlos Nobre estimates that 15-18% of the Amazon rainforest has already been cut down.
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"Barack Obama believes America is an arrogant global power that needs to be cut down to size," Rubio said.
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As the bullets cut down his comrades, he raced repeatedly back into the sea to drag out wounded soldiers.
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To build the ski run, tens of thousands of trees, some more than 500 years old, were cut down.
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The perception was that it would be difficult to get a visa, and that cut down on student numbers.
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At one point he cut down the use of White House limousines from 83 trips a day to 63.
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Penha and Claudio's house was demolished on March 8, 2016, after my visit, and Claudio's trees were cut down.
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Coming into the job, Price claimed that he would cut down on wasteful spending across federal government health services.
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The collection characterizes blackness in a number of ways: as a speck, as flowers primed to be cut down.
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So if we can cut down to that one, we can start breaking away all the ones on top.
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And virtually the only way to make room for a young forest is to cut down an old one.
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And for a project that was cut down in its prime, the Arrow has enjoyed a remarkable cultural afterlife.
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Residents have petitioned to turn the blinking light into a traffic light, hoping to cut down on deadly accidents.
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They had this in common: they were cut down by lone gunmen, young men whose motives are being investigated.
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In any case, she said, "My recommendation is that it's good for women to cut down on processed meat."
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Her consolation prize, one that Sanders was happy to give her, was that she had cut down Mike Bloomberg.
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Finally, try using cash only, or a debit card, for a month to cut down on credit card bills.
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My entire belongings have been cut down to four Rubbermaid boxes currently sitting in my sister's basement in Taipei.
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Governments and companies around the world are increasingly looking for ways to cut down on our collective plastic footprint.
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The idea is that the players should memorize as many maneuvers as possible, to cut down on thinking time.
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In the year to May, for example, China's net holdings of Treasury securities were cut down by $141.8 billion.
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The app also offers 750 recipes to try, already pre-scripted to cut down your chance of messing up.
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I managed to store all of my tech stuff in my camera bag, which helped cut down on clutter.
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Scott was making its tube-free toilet paper out of trees cut down for just that purpose, he said.
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California, meanwhile, is trying to cut down on the use of fossil fuels and embrace renewable sources of energy.
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The show's kind of gentle, educational programming could so easily be cut down without the support of federal dollars.
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"Barack Obama views America as this arrogant global power that needed to be cut down to size," he said.
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The ride, which takes over five hours on conventional rail, is set to be cut down to 90 minutes.
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"I cut down on how much I shop there because it&aposs a really frustrating experience," one shopper said.
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They have worked out how they can bulk buy whenever possible, to cut down on packaging waste, for example.
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In doing so, Trump's legal team hopes to cut down on the subjects that Mueller could ask Trump about.
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For example, trees grow up or are cut down, and the wind pattern changes at the weather station thermometer.
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Not only does this create a more natural stride but it helps cut down on running-related injuries, too.
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Recent polling suggests more Americans want to cut down on coal usage, with even Republicans divided on the issue.
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This week's decision may precede more moves from regulators to cut down on tech firms' market dominance, experts said.
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The globe-trotting monk, now 83, decided last year to cut down on his travels, citing age and exhaustion.
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I cut down all my vegetable requirements by half, for example, and I was still over by almost $8.
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When mangroves are cut down, the soil beneath the trees is exposed to air and starts producing greenhouse gases.
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Help him cut down on plastic and prevent a recycling bin overflow with a reusable water bottle from Yeti.
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And paying someone not to cut down a forest only works until someone comes by willing to pay more.
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Finally, a more radical idea: Cut down on television commercial breaks, especially when they are longer during national broadcasts.
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Diller added that, moving forward, he intends to cut down on "wasteful activities that weren't core" to the business.
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It's just one very particular feeling cut down to the bone, and I wish more games were doing that.
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But to its credit, it may potentially cut down on the time it takes riders to connect with drivers.
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And if property managers cut down on their use of insecticides, Scharf says, those chemicals may become effective again.
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Over the past decade, public health researchers have been exploring different ways to cut down on indoor air pollution.
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Take a clean, sharp pair of pruners/scissors or a knife and cut down to the bottom of the stem.
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He also believes that this will cut down time for drug trials, and bring medicines to the market more rapidly.
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The study found no good evidence that regularly eating breakfast helps us cut down on calories or avoid weight gain.
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It is also working on an "Away Mode" for sensitive times, and as a way to cut down on bullying.
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Firms also said they would introduce flexible work schedules, cut down on internal meetings and train employees to multitask more.
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Since Trump took office, the United States has cut down on the number of refugees it resettled, UN figures show.
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And there are a plethora of start-ups using innovative means to recycle plastic materials or cut down on waste.
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Adobe had a potential solution to cut down on the mountains of paper being produced by offices the world over.
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The insides of trains and planes are also ripe for disinfecting to cut down on possible transmission of the virus.
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Overall, UPS expects the unmanned aircrafts to cut down a 30-minute truck drive to 3 minutes and 15 seconds.
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This has not stopped some townsfolk grumbling about the church's plans to cut down trees and expand a car park.
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The rebels steal the plans and get them aboard the Rebellion flagship, only to get cut down by Darth Vader.
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In 100 years, a forest in Norway will be cut down and used to make an anthology of the books.
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However, recently I have found that I've gravitated to Petites sections just to cut down on all of the messiness.
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The chain said that it is targeting flexitarian customers, people who are trying to cut down on their meat intake.
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This step further narrowed the number of brands that could make the top-tier franchise cut down to under 100.
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It was slated to be cut down in the mid-2000s until public support saved it from the chain saw.
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U.S. officials say they have made reforms that prioritize American workers, cut down on fraud and streamline the immigration process.
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This year's enormous Norway spruce came to Manhattan's Rockefeller Center from Pennsylvania, where it was cut down earlier this month.
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At the end of the day, asking the right questions can cut down the costs of pursuing a degree dramatically.
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The Eocene-Oligocene extinction event wasn't as bad, but still cut down lots of family trees, especially in the ocean.
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The company claims it is able to help e-tailers cut down on costs by as much as 80 percent.
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Some got a full night's sleep, others got their hours of sleep cut down, and some got no sleep whatsoever.
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This can help cut down on spam calls because once spammers know the call is recorded, they usually hang up.
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Her housing plan aims to cut down rent by 212% and create 22020 million jobs because of construction needs. Sen.
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The photo-sharing service is going to rely on "machine learning tools" to cut down on people gaming the system.
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They see the lord who led them there cut down, and some other lord shouts that they are his now.
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You have to cut down on caffeine, and as any caffeine drinker can attest, this is easier said than done.
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A $358 million benefit from income taxes cut down what would have been a more than $840 million adjusted loss.
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Previously, the service—which is designed to detect and help cut down on phone spam—required a $2.99 monthly fee.
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Use it when you need to cut down on the on-screen clutter and start fresh with a different app.
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The moves are part of a larger effort by the FDA to drastically cut down on America's food waste problem.
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If Bracher sticks to the plan, he says, she could cut down her debt by over $8,000 within a year.
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But make no mistake — the purpose of many of these innovations is to cut down on the need for labor.
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The government said no job types were being eliminated, they were simply being grouped together to cut down on bureaucracy.
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Sure, you might get cut down a few seconds into a fight, but before long you're right back in it.
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The government also plans to delay some projects and cancel others in order to cut down on expenditure and debt.
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In the short time it's been up, the system has already cut down usage to a fraction, temple staff said.
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The beauty is that each day we get to decide what we're going to plant, water or, perhaps, cut down.
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The update fixes both of these problems, helping cut down on clutter while allowing people more freedom with their edits.
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Help her cut down on plastic and declutter the floor of her car with a reusable water bottle from S'well.
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Tied for fifth place, the TLC (Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes) diet is meant to help people cut down on high cholesterol.
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Problems can arise if, for instance, a tree is cut down or a street scene alters from summer to winter.
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This thought process is presumably rooted in the desire to hold internet users accountable, and to cut down on trolling.
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His third startup, Merlon Intelligence, services banks, helping them cut down on risk and put a stop to money laundering.
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The effort to cut down on the amount of packaging is a good one, from a cost and environmental perspective.
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So Fairway will cut down its secured debt, become a private company, while leaving everyone else untouched in the process.
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Now, he's also pushing world leaders to agree to cut down on greenhouse gases from refrigeration and from commercial aircraft.
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One day, well into his 70s, he decides to take it upon himself to cut down a dead oak tree.
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"I think the first place will be where we make sure we really cut down on costs," Goel told CNBC.
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Close by will be micro-fulfilment centres, which will seek to emulate Ocado's efficiency, but cut down on travel times.
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This won't just cut down on needless pollution but will reduce government spending on operations costs for decades to come.
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We have a long way to go to develop in-space propulsion to cut down the time to get anywhere.
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And the most realistic and effective way to cut down on drunk driving isn't to attack low-risk social drinkers.
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But those channels have been broken, and may stay broken until dominant firms are cut down in size and power.
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Simply cut down your food waste, and I am convinced we can successfully feed Charity and the rest of America.
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The company says the goal is to cut down on time normally spent searching through job databases or LinkedIn itself.
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Considering how he's been cut down by Jamie, this fiery moment with Claire can only add salt to the wound.
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Twitter is teaming up with academic researchers on ways to cut down on abusive content and harassment on its platform.
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"Telemedicine would cut down on expensive face-to-face therapy," and address the social isolation many people with TBI feel.
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Some French cities, including Paris, have barred some vehicles from their centers in a bid to cut down on pollution.
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If James does manage to cut down some of his miscues, his assists and overall effectiveness may climb even higher.
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Timely and targeted spraying of pesticides can dramatically cut down on the adult population of mosquitoes in a given area.
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Amazon Prime attempts to cut down the delivery time, but it's just another unnecessary monthly expense that I cannot afford.
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Adams believes if you cut down demand in these small towns enough, the dealers will be forced to go elsewhere.
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Industry groups say they have cut down on methane emissions effectively on their own and have resisted the new rule.
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They burned down forest for pastureland and cut down trees for timber—or for fuel to make glass and vodka.
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Added security should also help to cut down on the incidences of Sony's historically terrible responses to individual account hacks.
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On that hot afternoon in May, the team cut down about a dozen advertisements for Marlboro and various ITC brands.
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But there is one thing Santiago thinks could cut down on Spice and K1003 use: legalization of the natural marijuana.
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In early 2019, NBCUniversal told Axios that it planned to cut down on primetime commercials by 20 percent by 2020.
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It's spare and supremely focused, rap cut down to its bare essentials and yet at the same time bafflingly complex.
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And in this way, he finds he's able to cut down on the total overall volume of alcohol they drink.
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Not only does this cut down on fairtigue, but it can make for some wonderfully in-depth projects and presentations.
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But it also reflected a reckoning for four Chinese titans who Beijing cut down to size, according to new research.
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Businesses should promote "tap and pay" machines that cut down on the use of cash, a notorious germ-carrying material.
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It brought back, too, her plum tree, long since cut down, and the feeling of red dirt between my toes.
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I'm not going to lie and say that there is just one solution that will cut down on gang violence.
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The Kenyan president has encouraged people to use the service because it would cut down on the handling of cash.
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When I heard news of Netrunner's imminent demise, it felt like the game was being cut down in its prime.
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HHS has proposed changes to Medicare that would cut down on practices used by health plans disparaged by pharmaceutical companies.
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To make paper bags, a lot of trees are cut down, and a lot of water and chemicals are used.
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They've been found to keep teeth whiter by reaching every little corner, cut down on plaque and even reduce gingivitis.
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Measures that cut down on hazing and drinking don't just protect students from danger, they can also shield their finances.
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Because here's the thing: Nowak reportedly wore adult diapers during her journey in order to cut down on rest stops.
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