We pare down and get rid of the excess regularly.
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Pare down, and you, too, could run a $700 billion company.
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The infusion helped Jet pare down debt and fight growing domestic competition.
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Before her move, Ms. Brent Magzis had to pare down her possessions.
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Holtz suspects the network may pare down the number of posts it promotes.
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Trump pledged that he would pare down regulations that were choking business activity.
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This is one reason Urban Outfitters has been able to pare down its inventories.
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Meanwhile, Citi is working to pare down its real estate in New York City.
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Scaramucci told "Fox News Sunday" he would "pare down the staff" if leaks continue.
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House Republicans have long tried to pare down the size of the EPA's budget.
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It also has an intelligent subscription manager to help you pare down your services.
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These rooms are also easier to clean, meaning hotels can pare down their housekeeping staff.
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It also urged Canberra to pare down the country's naval deployments in the Middle East.
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Teachers know they may have to pare down their curriculums for distracted or anxious students.
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Pare down and declutter, the thinking goes, and your mind will have room to exhale.
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Cherie and Brian Lowe by working to both increase their income and pare down their expenses.
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The quarters are tight, requiring the family to pare down on their possessions and stay organized.
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"I just really wanted to pare down," said Ms. Brinn, 28, a retired clinical social worker.
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Many viewers questioned if it was healthy to pare down your sleep to just six hours.
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It can be agonizing to pare down to only 35 couples during the heavy wedding season.
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" Mr. Scaramucci later added, "If the leaks don't stop, I'm going to pare down the staff.
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Please, for the love of all that is good and holy, pare down the unnecessary coverage.
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Progressives should pare down rental property depreciation to just long-term building improvements or investments in decarbonization.
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Overall, the logistics industry is positioned to pare down as it becomes faster, cheaper, and more streamlined.
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Twitter will pare down three areas of its ad product, according to sources who spoke to TechCrunch.
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Go beyond your normal closet pare down this year and give your whole home the editorial eye.
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When you're looking for a new job, it's essential to pare down exactly what you're looking for.
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DeVos can guide the Department of Education to pare down the rule book burdening colleges and universities.
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Yet she also acknowledges this need to pare down has been the cause of her anxieties and depressions.
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Because of this, it's probably a good idea to pare down your skills section from time to time.
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That spread has gotten tighter as the Fed continues to raise rates and pare down its massive balance sheet.
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But for BMW, ReachNow is less about replacing all personal vehicles than allowing families to pare down their collections.
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When you or your team are faced with a gargantuan project, see whether you can pare down its components.
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As the US looks to pare down its foreign aid budget, Turkey could become China's major challenger in Africa.
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Sephora's initiative is a seamless way to pare down the options while getting your hands on salon-quality products.
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My father has decided that he will pare down the herd starting only from his reindeer, to avoid conflicts.
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The Style, on the other hand, is what you get when you pare down Wear 29 to its absolute basics.
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Unless you absolutely need them for your business functions, try to pare down having so many items, specifically tech items.
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Limits on microtargeting significantly pare down political advertisers' ability to get their messages in front of the audiences they want.
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Thankfully, many dongles support multiple ports, which should help you pare down the number of accessories you need to carry around.
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Can scientists pare down the layers of complexity to reveal the essence of life, the foundation on which biology is built?
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But since then, the business model has proved faulty, causing the company to repeatedly pare down its once-generous subscription plan.
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Here's the good news: You don't need to pare down your diet to carrot sticks in order to make an impact.
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It just follows and records you, leaving you a lot of footage that you'll be able to pare down in editing.
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Maybe it will pare down its current product lineup and update some of the existing devices with more reliable, advanced technology.
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On both devices, Apple makes it relatively easy to pare down the apps based on how much you're actually using them.
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South Dakota's measure to decrease wages for teenage workers would pare down an across-the-board increase that passed in 221.
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" If the leaks didn't stop, Scaramucci said he would "pare down the staff," adding that the leaks are "just not right.
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If one of his goals was to pare down his life to the bare essentials, another was to enlarge his world.
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And that could be a good thing, as some advisors say a cash diet is the best way to pare down debt.
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If you think you can pare down to just the big channels, though, then one of these bundles might work for you.
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We're told they're now thinking they may want to do a destination wedding, knowing that would pare down the guest list considerably.
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THEIR MAJOR OBJECTIVE HAS GOT TO GET COST OUT OF THAT COMPANY SO THAT THEY CAN BEGIN TO PARE DOWN THAT DEBT.
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Technology has made it easier to pare down, allowing us to store and access our music, books and photos on the cloud.
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I suspect broadcast journalists looking to pare down equipment to the bare mobile minimum will find something to like from that perspective.
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Quarles will be a key member of the broad Trump administration effort to roll back and pare down parts of Dodd-Frank.
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And AmBank Chairman Azman Hashim, with a 13 percent stake, has expressed his intention to pare down the shareholding, sources have said.
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If the judiciary runs out of money, courts around the country will pare down their work to "mission critical" operations, officials said.
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In an effort to pare down and save time (and money!), here are 10 things that can be axed from your beauty routine.
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It took 25 of us several months to pare down the finds to a new class of budget-friendly bathroom and vanity essentials.
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Though he clearly wants to pare down the agency, he has already said he opposes Trump's desire to slash grant programs for states.
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Forcing three-player teams to pare down for the 2v2 format is certainly awkward, and could be painful for the odd man out.
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The company updated its "Vision for Antibiotic Stewardship" policy in August, saying it planned to pare down unnecessary antibiotic use in all meats.
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And, while it's a new product that I added to my skincare collection, this mask has actually helped me pare down my routine.
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A number of credit card benefits can help you pare down the price of a summer getaway and get more for your money.
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This had caused many crop forecasters to pare down their estimates, but a record crop was realized after all was said and done.
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Unfortunately, what HHS is proposing would open up the potential for states to significantly pare down essential health benefits, especially for prescription medications.
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Since the Great Depression, Congress has passed laws that allow state municipalities to file for federal bankruptcy protection and pare down their debts.
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I was initially inspired to pare down my account when I noticed the minimalist profiles of influential teens (forever a source of personal aspiration).
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And that might put them in the position of having to pare down Medicaid services, limit coverage, or drop people from the program altogether.
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What ever happened to the guy who was going to pare down the deficit, enact compassionate conservative poverty programs and make government smart again?
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He has said repeatedly that he wants to pare down the agency's overreaching federal authority and return the work of environmental regulation to states.
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Once the sun enters single-minded Aries on the 20th, it pays to pare down your schedule to only the activities that are most important.
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The company claims that the speed with which it can manufacture new rockets should pare down launch timelines by somewhere between two and four years.
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Ellis subdued A running theme throughout the trial has been Judge T.S. Ellis' insistence that the prosecutors move more quickly and pare down their presentation.
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Silicon Valley's top valued car rental startup, Getaround, announced layoffs today, making it the latest SoftBank-backed entity of late to pare down its workforce.
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We asked Atlas Obscura cofounder Dylan Thuras to pare down the tome to a list of a dozen mind-blowing spots that every millennial should visit.
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You'll get push notifications for any app you're logged into, so it may be a good idea to pare down what Instagram actions ping your screen.
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Cherie and Brian Lowe paid off more than $127,000 in debt in four years by working to both increase their income and pare down their expenses.
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And this will most certainly put governors in the position of having to pare down Medicaid services, limit coverage, or drop people from the program altogether.
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BECAUSE THIS IS A – YOU'VE HAD TO, IN THE LAST FEW QUARTERS, SORT OF PARE DOWN EXPECTATIONS WHEN IT COMES TO COST, LABOR AND FOOD DEFLATION.
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That said, tech hit a slump in June, dropping nearly 3 percent during the month as high valuations led investors to pare down their tech positions.
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I am, however, beyond the point where juggling different services and apps has become so expensive and time-consuming that I need to pare down my offerings.
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I was tired of lying to myself about my organizational skills, so I decided it was time to pare down the storage unit, starting with my trunk.
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Things that can help: pare down your sources of information, name your fears, reach out to others, seek support and be kind to yourself, AJ Willingham writes.
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Closing off up to five of the station's 21 tracks at a time will force the three railroads to pare down their schedules and reroute some trains.
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The ILMS are the result of more than a year of debate as the groups worked to pare down ideas to basics that could be implemented globally.
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Uber said the decision to pare down to one operator came after more than a year of review and that the company worked with operators in the transition.
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She also noted that their wedding won't be more than 200 people, so they'll likely have to end up making some subtractions to pare down the final list.
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Apple figured this out the hard way — having to pare down its initial, high-flying claims about the future of wearable computing to something a little more simple.
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Pare down your makeup The official rule when wearing a cheongsam is: just because your dress is inspired by the '20s, it doesn't mean your makeup should too.
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Kellogg is selling its Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks businesses, making it the latest Big Food company to look to pare down to focus on its core.
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Trump administration officials said they wanted to shrink the council from its size under Rice, who was former President Obama's national security adviser, and pare down its role.
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Because it is so simple I forced myself to pare down my gear slightly and I was able to consolidate my cables and other accessories into separate pouches.
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While Bungie recognized that there was an issue with this, Smith's takeaway was that Bungie should pare down the number of chores, not do away with them entirely.
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Mr. Bullock, who kicked off his campaign May 14, has been outspoken about his displeasure with the party and the methods it used to pare down the field.
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Chinese leaders hope more private investors will push the leaders of state-run companies to pare down wasteful businesses and shift to more productive ways to make money.
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Restructuring the nuclear deal to American specifications requires convincing Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, that America is resolute in its determination to pare down the Iranian nuclear program.
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If we were forced to pare down our makeup bags to just the essentials, many of us would choose liquid liner as one of the first to go.
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Critics of the rules say they are a thinly veiled effort to allow states, which jointly finance the program with the federal government, to pare down program enrollment.
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Kellogg (K) is selling its Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks businesses, making it the latest Big Food company to look to pare down to focus on its core.
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"There are more immediate concerns about the merger falling through as they were supposed to pare down debt with this deal," said a bond trader at a European bank.
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The chief executive of Mubadala, which owns 40 percent of Etisalat Nigeria, told Reuters in March that the state-owned fund could pare down its stakes in some companies.
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Her desire to pare down began in 2009, when she suddenly felt that her two-bedroom brick cottage in Ontario looked stuffed to the gills with antiques and lace.
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Few of the attendees actually stuck around to hear from them, underscoring the reality that with such a crowded Democratic field, voters are eager to pare down their options.
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Trump administration officials said they wanted to shrink the size the council from its size under Rice, who was former President Obama's national security adviser, and pare down its role.
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The Thrones co-creators have tried to pare down extra stuff and move the show into an endgame, like a chessboard with all the pawns and minor pieces taken out.
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There's never enough room to fit everything, you're required to pare down the outfits to bring, and worst of all, the act of packing itself is exhausting and just plain boring.
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So, if you want to take some style cues from one of the queens of trendsetting, pare down the accessories, keep the makeup neutral, and let the neon do the talking.
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Some market observers have long argued that the Fed has distorted financial conditions with QE, and the central bank faces a huge task trying to pare down its bloated balance sheet.
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The need for simplicity, however, isn't lost on Sacks, and the company is trying to pare down the complexity of their pricing with a new model that charges per additional service.
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The commission approved the design plan in 2014 only after the firm agreed to pare down the size of the windows and add more brick to the building, among other things.
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General Electric – GE CEO Larry Culp told an investment conference he expects asset sales to bring in about $38 billion in cash, as GE moves to pare down its debt load.
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General Electric (GE) CEO Larry Culp told an investment conference he expects asset sales to bring in about $38 billion in cash, as GE moves to pare down its debt load.
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In 2017, as part of the Consumer Direct Offense, Nike announced the "edit to amplify" strategy to pare down its offerings and focus on better-selling styles that drive higher returns.
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It's assumed that companies seeking pre-seed investment simply aren't good enough to raise a seed round, and must pare down their pitches and expectations in order to raise a smaller round.
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Thimbleweed Park is split into eight chapters, and sometimes the game just decides to pare down your inventory without warning, removing a bunch of fun items before you've really explored their potential.
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The instinct to pare down represents a departure from many designer collections — as well as a change from fast-fashion clothing, in which items are churned out in bulk for low prices.
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Curious to experience said clarity and extra cash flow, I decided I would pare down my beauty arsenal to 11 items total over the next month, including makeup, skin care, hair, and fragrance.
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According to the company's CEO Jennifer Hyman, the service is intended to help customers to pare down their wardrobes; just rent what you need each season and return the items when you're finished.
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I think what I responded to in Christoph's struggles to pare down to essential abstractions, is a question about how much I need to put into a piece to also capture that truth.
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That's the thrifty deal Groupon just struck to buy fellow online coupon peddler LivingSocial as the former looks to pare down its own operations to a little more than half its current size.
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But after the Trump administration's recent efforts to scuttle the landmark nuclear deal that Barack Obama struck with Iran, North Korea has resisted similar efforts to pare down its own nuclear weapons development.
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GE shares fell to their lowest level in more than five years as investors worried the years-long overhaul would not pare down enough expenses or generate as much cash as they hoped.
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The black hole event and subsequent total map makeover were exciting at the time, but as the months ticked by, Epic's decision to pare down the game's excesses left the game feeling bare.
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But the alliance no longer made sense under Disney, which generally does not share ownership of films and plans to pare down 20th Century's release slate to focus almost entirely on franchise movies.
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Police in China's southwestern Yunnan province claimed to have cloned a sniffer dog to pare down the time it would take to train the new canines, state-run news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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Beijing has been trying to pare down the country's dependence on borrowing, which helped fuel heady growth in recent years but left big debts on the balance sheets of major corporations and local governments.
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The Fundamentals, $175, available at MaterialIf you're a minimalist whose goal is to pare down, not add to the clutter of your kitchen, you'll want to take a look at kitchen essentials brand Material.
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Meanwhile, if you are younger than 59½ and turn to your retirement assets to pare down debt, you will pay an early-withdrawal penalty of 10 percent unless you meet one of a few exceptions.
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Other short-term goals — such as buying a new house this spring or sending a child to college in the fall — are good reasons for you to pare down the amount of risk you're taking.
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The company has been counting on a quick increase in sales to bolster revenue and enable the company to pare down losses and pay off bonds and borrowings while still investing heavily in future vehicles.
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Alphabet Inc's Google LLC on Thursday notched another victory in its effort to pare down a sprawling patent infringement case Dutch electronics firm Philips NV brought against electronics makers that use Google's Android operating system.
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The Trump administration is currently involved in a complicated back-and-forth over whether the U.S. will ultimately remove all Huawei equipment from its networks and pare down all U.S. business with the Chinese company.
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" "You got a mild inversion in the belly of the curve, I am sure there are some investment models that are reading this as OK, we're potentially facing a big slowdown, lets pare down risk.
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While she learned to pare down her shapes at the Academie, the layered space that she made from superimposing essentially flat, abstract "things" over one another feels very contemporary, as does her use of color.
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In speaking with Ronen today about the delivery shutdown, he explained that decision to pare down the focus to the software side had to do with recognizing Farmigo's strengths, as well as where it fell short.
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Trump, a Republican who seeks to pare down the central bank's tough financial regulations while keeping rates moderately low, on Thursday named Fed Governor Jerome Powell as successor to Janet Yellen when her term ends in February.
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You don't need to pare down your packing list if you've got the lightweight Joyus Exclusive Packing Cubes, which organize your clothes in a carry-on just as effectively as its luggage shelf, minus the hanging design.
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"But we think any real threat from competing over-the-top services is still some way off – at least until Disney's service comes online in fall 2019 – or until recession hits and causes consumers to pare down."
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The Federal Reserve's top regulator, Randal Quarles, is facing heat from both sides of the aisle as his two-year campaign to pare down the massive, post-crisis rulebook for the nation's banks draws to a close.
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While automakers like Ford and even Tesla pare down color options to streamline production, Rolls-Royce happily offers infinite flexibility and will hand polish your car for hours to make sure it's as good as it can be.
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Combine the necessity to pare down due to royal regulations with the fact that Markle is just naturally gorgeous, and it's easy to understand why so many of us are majorly girl-crushing on the princess-to-be.
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The Arnott's stalemate highlights a broader challenge for the food industry, as a number of Big Food brands like Kraft Heinz, Kellogg and General Mills look to pare down their portfolios to focus their fights on nimbler brands.
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Whether your goal is to save precious counter space, pare down your kitchen essentials, or speed up the time it takes for your pasta to get from pot to plate, you'll love this cheap and convenient kitchen tool.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Valeant Pharmaceuticals considers a multibillion-dollar auction to pare down $30 billion in debt, its challenge will be choosing which assets to sell without compromising any of its key businesses, analysts and investment bankers said.
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That doesn't sound like much, but the overhaul is supposed to give the app something resembling a modern design, pare down its long list of options into a more digestible format, and start to make helping users a priority.
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" He added: "At a certain point you have to weigh viability and, like it or not, polls follow media coverage, media coverage follows polls and voters are using these debates to help them figure out and pare down candidates.
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Commerzbank analyst Sascha Gommel said the drop in free cash flow, essential in any business as it allows a firm to reinvest cash, make acquisitions, pay dividends and pare down debt, was the main point of criticism in Continental's results.
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Part of the approach is to pare down security requirements and solutions to those pertinent to the device in question, and providing clear guidance to vendors for how to best avoid problems in the first place at the development stage.
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Darden Restaurants — Activist investor Starboard Value reduced its stake in the Olive Garden parent to 5.2 percent, as it continues to pare down its stake after winning a boardroom battle and effecting changes at Darden over the past 18 months.
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The Army is looking for a future long-range assault aircraft to replace the iconic Black Hawk helicopterThe service plans to pare down the field to one vendor to build the replacement in 2022, and test pilots are praising the candidates.
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There are ways to pare down the cost and bring the plan more in line with government-administered systems in other countries — from restricting what services are covered to charging a small yearly premium or deductible based on a person's income.
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As a German and a Deutsche Bank lifer with a background in risk management, Mr. Sewing will reassure German regulators concerned that the bank has taken too long to pare down the risky assets accumulated by its London-based investment banking unit.
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Pressure from the slowing economy and the trade war eventually caused authorities to pause last year in their efforts to pare down total debt, estimated at more than three times the size of China's GDP, in order to try and support overall growth.
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That all led to speculation that new CEO Marwan Fawaz had been brought in to pare down the company and potentially sell it — his previous stint at Google was as CEO of Motorola Home, which he... pared down and sold to Arris.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As U.S. high school seniors pare down their college wish lists and parents sweat over the bills, a new study by student loan lender Sallie Mae illustrates the gulf between the sticker price of college and the actual cost.
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Gun industry groups said that the shift, which was first conceived during the Obama administration but halted after the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2000, would pare down a bureaucratic process that currently discourages American firearms companies from sending their products abroad.
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Sustainable fashion doesn&apost seem like a natural pairing — fashion&aposs trend-driven ways press us to buy new pieces every season, while sustainability asks us to pare down — but more and more brands are bettering their business with eco-friendly practices.
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According to the company's CEO Jennifer Hyman, the service is intended to help customers pare down their wardrobes; just rent what you need each season and return the items when you're finished — perfect for, say, trying out a statement item like a faux fur coat.
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Beyond these two features, consider the value of the intellectual capital invested to designing the investment models, research used to pare down the available universe of investments and the cost of operating the platform itself (trading, reporting, technology, tax compliance), to name a few.
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After Russia retaliated against Obama's December 2016 expulsion of its diplomats by demanding the US reduce its embassy and consular staff by more than 700 people, Trump initially thanked Putin for helping him pare down staff levels, in what he later described as a joke.
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As the '60s wore on, with its escalating political violence and foreign entanglements, accompanied by the Minimalist's ascendant formal pragmatism, Guston continued to pare down his methods until he was left with two colors, gray and black, and ultimately black lines on white paper.
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Remove ObstaclesBarack Obama only wore a few colors of suits during his presidency not just to keep things simple, but to pare down the number of decisions he needed to make each day, saving his decision-making power for other, more important decisions during the day.
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Kroger said on Tuesday it is exploring options, including a potential sale, of its Turkey Hill ice cream brand, the latest of its efforts to pare down its business as it focuses on building a grocery juggernaut to compete with the likes of Amazon and Walmart.
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Screenshot: FilmStruckAs AT&T rushes to pare down its business in an apparent attempt to not seem like a giant monopolistic media company sucking at the teat of the American public by relying on subsidies and overpriced data plans to stay afloat, some hard choices have to be made.
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Maybe the SNL writers' room was tired this week — but if the past 25 days have been any indication, the show should probably get used to having to pare down an embarrassment of Trump embarrassments to a number more manageable for a comedy sketch from here on out.
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The same year Jason Bourne arrived on the spy-movie scene to ramp up the violence and pare down excesses of the genre, Pierce Brosnan was firing rockets from an invisible car and fencing with an instructor played by Madonna in this, his final turn as James Bond.
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Well, if you're the type of person whose closet is spilling over with clothing you rarely wear, or if you have so many items that deciding what to put on in the morning becomes a nightmare, a capsule wardrobe can help you pare down and decide on outfits with ease.
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"The 10-step routine was bound for collapse because most skin doesn't need that much stuff on it to feel and look great — it was only a matter of time before K-beauty fans gained the skin care knowledge needed to pare down their routines to exactly what they need and no more in order to save time and money," Robey told me.
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At the same time, this allowed us to pare down the moment to what really matters: Recognizing that while we all come from a multitude of faiths, fundamentally we share the same things — a need for connection to something bigger than ourselves, a desire to make this world a better place, and a sense of wonder as our children go about the hard work of growing up.
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A group of privacy-focused lawmakers on Thursday introduced legislation to reform a set of controversial surveillance authorities set to expire in March, setting up ambitious goalposts in the upcoming battle over whether Congress should pare down the government's ability to spy on people in the U.S. The bill, from a bipartisan and bicameral coalition, would narrow down the kinds of information the government is allowed to collect without a warrant and officially shut down its ability to collect phone records on millions of Americans.
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