Reducing that flow is a key to reducing ISIS' manpower.
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Many other options for reducing spending without reducing security exist.
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Ms. TWN's biggest moves were reducing her rent and reducing meals out.
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The emphasis was not on reducing pollution, but, rather, reducing gasoline use.
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And I'm going to do that by reducing regulation and reducing taxes.
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But reducing food to physiology is as shallow as reducing culture to biology.
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The company has been reducing its debt aggressively, selling assets and reducing costs.
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" The researchers modeled four possible uses of the revenue: "reducing the federal deficit, reducing payroll taxes, reducing the corporate income tax, and providing per capita household rebates.
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Ford is reducing its European footprint to 18 from 23 plants and reducing shifts.
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Pence has said that we need to focus on reducing crime, not reducing penalties.
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Maybe reducing traffic congestion calls for reducing roadway demand as much as adding roadway supply.
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This saves money not just by reducing labor but by reducing wasted packing materials as well.
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Simultaneously, reducing coal use will reducing disproportionate environmental health burdens on those living near coal plants.
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His plan includes reducing to three tax brackets, reducing the top level from 21625% to 2900%.
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So, we've got to have a balanced approach between cutting taxes and reducing inequality reducing child poverty.
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"Reducing demand from large users is critical for reducing seismic risks", SodM director Theodor Kockelkoren told reporters.
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Banorte has been reducing the pace of its government lending growth, and continues working on reducing concentrations.
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Bottom line: Australia's gun buyback saved lives, probably by reducing homicides and almost certainly by reducing suicides.
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In a sane world, a public official would never choose between reducing sexual assault and reducing drunk driving.
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Ozone is a byproduct of fossil fuel pollutants, so reducing concentrations would likely mean reducing fossil fuel use.
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The benefits of reducing red meat consumption also go beyond reducing rates of disease and health care costs.
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Reducing deforestation and tilling could help lower these emissions, as could reducing red meat consumption, the report found.
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I must make myself smaller and smaller, reducing and reducing endlessly, my stubborn body resisting at every turn.
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At all levels of government and society, reducing exposure to interest rate risk means reducing our debt burdens.
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So along with increasing nitrogen-use efficiency in farming, reducing fossil fuel use and curbing urban runoff, changing food choices and reducing food waste can contribute significantly to reducing the global reactive nitrogen burden.
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Reducing the size of the Fed's balance sheet will mean reducing the quantity of reserves in the financial system.
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Silicon Valley executives also worry that reducing the free flow of people means reducing the free flow of ideas.
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Without question, reducing carbon dioxide is a far bigger challenge than reducing lead, and the stakes are much higher.
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Providers should have financial incentives for reducing disparities in treatment and outcomes and for reducing medical errors and preventable events.
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Reducing trade deficits, he has argued, will work in tandem with lowering taxes and reducing federal regulations, to supercharge growth.
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Reducing trade deficits, he has argued, will work in tandem with lowering taxes and reducing federal regulations to supercharge growth.
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They are reducing their capital investment, reducing their debt, building their cash and curtailing expansions that have high risk factors.
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Messam pledged to focus on reducing gun violence, mitigating climate change and reducing student loan debt and the cost of healthcare.
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Savings are expected to be generated through lowering hardware costs, reducing installation costs, improving manufacturing efficiency and reducing customer acquisition costs.
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Yet, as with incentives for reducing fertilizer emissions, reducing emissions from animals has so far been a low priority for USDA.
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That means that reducing use of coal in homes and businesses has a disproportionately large effect in reducing coal-related emissions.
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He's also reducing risk on the fixed-income side, reducing exposure to high-yield and adding Treasurys and some corporate bonds.
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Reducing the number of cars is an important factor in reducing air pollution in cities, especially of nitrogen dioxide, Ortiz said.
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For decades, Republicans in particular have been talking about reducing the size and scope of government, spending less money, reducing the complexity.
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Trump said he will entice companies to keep jobs in the U.S. by "reducing taxes very substantially" for companies and reducing regulations.
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Lower rates help lift economic growth by reducing borrowing costs and reducing the risk associated with expanding businesses or starting new ones.
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"We're bringing manufacturing back to the United States big league, we're reducing taxes very substantially and we're reducing unnecessary regulations," Trump said.
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Energy innovators face a long list of regulations that are just as effective at reducing productivity as they are at reducing emissions.
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Many of the benefits of the CPP are actually "co-benefits" — not the climate benefits of reducing carbon, the rule's main goal, but the air-quality benefits that come from reducing other kinds of pollution in the process of reducing carbon.
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Small habit change also includes cutting back on existing bad habits, like reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke, reducing TV watching by thirty minutes each day or reducing Facebook or Internet use to less than an hour a day.
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Low rates also depress bank profits, eventually reducing banks ability to lend, while quantitative easing disrupts markets, reducing liquidity and limiting market access.
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Results showed that the six-step technique was more effective at reducing bacterial count, reducing the median microbial count from 3.28 to 2.5.
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These goals included reducing Michelin sites' ecological footprints by 50 percent, developing a responsible supply chain, and reducing carbon emissions by 10 percent.
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Mr. Rheingans is not just reducing the time his employees spend in the office; he's reducing the total time they spend working altogether.
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Without mitigation—that is, without reducing the intensity of storms by reducing greenhouse gas emissions—there is no backup plan for those failures.
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This means that reducing carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel burning is critical, even as other strategies for reducing emissions are ramped up.
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Other airlines are experiencing the same blow as Delta: while Delta is reducing its capacity by 40%, American is reducing it by 34%.
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Los Angeles, home to the largest county jail system in the country, is actively reducing its jail population and reducing daily police arrests.
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When it came to his speech at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, he talked about reducing tariffs for vehicles, reducing taxes.
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Partly by reducing sentences to the extent possible, partly by reducing supervised release and partly by getting them out into the real world.
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Reducing emissions "The first immediate task for all parts of the industry is reducing the carbon footprint of their own operations," said Birol.
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At the same time, "the barrier to reducing rates below zero is much higher than reducing it to zero or 0.1%," he said.
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As a result, ToF is faster and more effective in ambient light, reducing the workload on the application processor thereby also reducing power consumption.
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"They're trying to kill people with disabilities," said Saenz, arguing that reducing Medicaid payments would wind up reducing the amount of home health care.
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First, the nutritional rational: Reducing soda consumption seems to be a better way to tackle obesity than reducing the consumption of sugar in foods.
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They have not shown any desire or even willingness to support reducing even the rate of growth of spending, let alone reducing spending itself.
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The developer is also minimizing the project's impact on the environment by applying "green" construction practices, reducing energy and water use and reducing waste.
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We might think that reducing access to dangerous drugs is a worthy goal, but that is really just a proxy for reducing drug use.
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We are reducing F2019 EPS estimates by 1% on average and we are reducing F2020 EPS estimates by 8% on average across the group.
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The First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill passed last year, has already made progress toward reducing mass incarceration and reducing recidivism.
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Fiber enhances digestion, reducing pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter, and can aid in weight loss and maintenance, among other benefits like reducing inflammation.
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"Richer countries have not been leading the way, either in reducing their own emissions or in reducing the pressure on developing nations," Alexander said.
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Reducing consumption is a noble goal, but — beyond complicated math models — the logic of reducing consumption and population seems to make a lot of sense.
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The move was aimed at reducing systemic market risk by allowing funds to be freed up faster for reinvestment while reducing credit and counterparty exposure.
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Reducing our dependence on carbon-based fuels will also enhance our national security by reducing our dependence on foreign oil from unstable and hostile countries.
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So, along with reducing emissions, we have to remove existing carbon by using technologies like carbon capture and storage, reducing deforestation, or planting carbon forests.
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Reducing the tax benefits for private, non-profit institutions could also disadvantage low- and middle-income students by reducing resources available for need-based aid.
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It also improves indoor air quality by reducing VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) levels from sources like carpet, cabinets and fabric with its Formaldehyde Reducing Technology.
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"Colonial Pipeline, starting tomorrow, is reducing its shipments of gasoline by 20% and a number of refineries are reducing their production by 20%," he said.
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Shifting wealth within populations — reducing the number of very wealthy and the number in poverty — can have as much carbon impact as reducing overall population.
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Each would broaden the tax base and achieve important policy goals, like encouraging savings, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reducing risks in the financial system.
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By approving Massachusetts's waiver, the Trump administration would demonstrate its commitment to reducing drug prices and letting states take the lead in reducing Medicaid spending.
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As a candidate, he had pledged to focus on reducing gun violence, mitigating climate change and reducing student loan debt and the cost of healthcare.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) says prosecutors should "shift success measures" to "reducing unnecessary imprisonment, reducing racial disparities, and lowering recidivism rates" to help reduce mass incarceration.
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Engie said the Glow sale was in line with that aim of reducing coal-fired power assets as part of a strategy of reducing carbon emissions.
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The government has committed to not just reducing carbon emissions but reducing them to net zero — that is clearly empirically impossible if they build another runway.
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Locking down to slow the spread of the coronavirus helps "flatten the curve," reducing the infection rate and, thereby, reducing the impact on local healthcare systems.
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Smarter design could help close that loop, reducing the need for imports, reducing emissions, and bringing more of a city's energy management under its own control.
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Reducing them can bring short-term changes in the trajectory of warming while also improving local air quality and reducing crop loss, preventing millions of deaths.
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And letting them do so may be more effective at reducing inequality than when they're forced to because it avoids the adverse consequences such as reducing hours.
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"Breaking up long periods of sitting with standing and walking can have health benefits such as reducing blood pressure and reducing body weight," she said by email.
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In such a climate, the talk is more about reducing incarceration than reducing crime, making it a challenge for Mr. Boudin to distinguish himself from his opponents.
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As many as 85033 percent of the projects produced at least one significant impact in reducing either a behavior associated with sexual activity or reducing pregnancy itself.
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Reducing harassment requires reducing inequality, and though harassment happens in every sphere of life, it's particularly pressing at the site we cannot opt out of: the workplace.
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Those little linguistic hand grenades have all kinds of benefits for us, including reducing pain, increasing empathy, helping us deal with anger, and reducing the likelihood of violence.
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Reducing the consumption of processed meat would also have a positive effect on climate change by reducing global greenhouse gas emissions by over 100 million tons, it said.
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Beijing has set five key goals for 2016 including reducing overcapacity, shrinking a glut of unsold homes, deleveraging balance sheets, reducing costs for businesses and encouraging new technology.
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We found: Our survey results show that the BOP does not provide the kind of programming and treatment that are crucial to reducing recidivism and thereby reducing crime.
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By reducing the amount of toxic mercury that spews from power plants (the benefit), you also wind up reducing emissions of soot and fine particles (the co-benefit).
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Her RISE Out of Poverty Act would fundamentally change the nature of "welfare reform" by shifting the measure of success from reducing welfare rolls to reducing child poverty.
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By reducing the need for long-distance transport, Al Jundi's indoor farm and others like it are reducing the carbon footprint of the food consumed in the city.
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In the long-run, the programs can benefit participants and society by increasing the earnings and employment of participants, improving health, reducing anti-poverty spending, and reducing crime.
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This means reducing NPLs, reducing debt, unemployment, and promoting policies that increase our GDP, competitiveness so that each country and the euro area as a whole can progress.
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While using home offices can increase residential energy use, working from home has a significant effect on reducing total energy consumed by dramatically reducing the amount of petroleum used.
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"Making that private area as perfect as possible, I think, will go a long way towards reducing fatigue, reducing stress and helping for a successful mission," Mr. Kelly said.
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CBO noted that most proposals to remedy this financial condition call for increasing premiums, reducing benefits, increasing contributions from underfunded plans, and reducing the risk level of plan investments.
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But de Blasio nonetheless diligently explained the role it can play in reducing crime, helping a wide range of communities, and reducing some of the disparities in criminal enforcement.
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The problem is that such action assumes that there are ways we haven't previously figured out to reduce Medicare spending without reducing benefits, reducing reimbursement or increasing cost-sharing.
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Cuts include reducing the number of laundry powder formulations by 65 percent, reducing employee airline flights by 30 percent and lowering middle and senior management headcount by 13 percent.
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Engie said in a statement that the sale was in line with its aim of reducing coal-fired power assets as part of a strategy of reducing carbon emissions.
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Reducing violence and war will help reduce the number of children and families who go hungry and in turn, reducing global food insecurity will help reduce instability and conflict.
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U.S. lawmakers are also considering privacy legislation that would weaken companies like Facebook by reducing the amount of personal user data they control, thus reducing their value to advertisers.
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The second trial met the main goal of reducing a sign of dry eye, but failed another main goal of reducing discomfort in the eye, a symptom of the disorder.
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The emphasis on testing and developing more green technologies will also go a long way towards reducing the world's air fleet on fossil fuels, while also reducing their carbon emissions.
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Just as "lowering car prices" conveys reducing the average car price within the entire fleet, lowering premiums suggests reducing the amount of money insurers charge on average per available plan.
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My company, along with many others across the nation, is committed to doing its part by reducing the supply of prescription opioids, expanding treatment options and reducing barriers to care.
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Analysts say speculative investors are likely to keep reducing bullish positions, thanks to optimism amongst U.S. producers boosting drilling activity, which in part will offset OPEC attempts at reducing supply.
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During West Wing deliberations over the future of the Paris agreement this Spring, Cohn advocated for remaining in the pact while reducing the United States' commitments to reducing carbon emissions.
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"Even President Obama has called for reducing our corporate tax rate, but merely reducing the tax burden on corporations does nothing for more than 90% of American businesses," he said.
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Evictions are among the top pipelines to homelessness, so reducing evictions means reducing homelessness and the financial pressure on governmental systems that, in the end, wind up housing the evicted.
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This problem can be solved by making it harder to join the network (reducing user growth) or by centralizing control to a handful of trusted coders or nodes (reducing decentralization).
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The move, aimed at reducing the use of plastic bags and certain other single-use plastic products, is part of a trend in many countries aimed at reducing plastic pollution.
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A more centralized approach could bring huge cost savings by reducing the number of processors used in a car and thus reducing the need for the cabling among those processors.
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To the contrary, there is still plenty of low hanging fruit available to extend life—this comes from reducing harmful behavioral risk factors such as smoking and obesity, and reducing disparities.
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The plastics industry takes issue with such assessments, saying they ignore the vast contribution of plastic in reducing other emissions by for example preserving food and reducing the weight of transport.
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At the end of the video, the oil is called "Revolutionary Hearing" on a graphic, which refers to it reducing seizures, combating anxiety and depression, and reducing blood and sugar levels.
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Apple does a decent job reducing that noise with the AirPods, but most other wireless headphones, from tiny buds to Bose's over-ear QC35, are absolute junk at reducing the noise.
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And if the president's goal, as he has said, is reducing trade deficits, then reducing imports, in part with the help of tariffs, would have to be part of that equation.
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Pilot exchanges already allow Chinese pollution emitters in several cities to trade carbon credits, earned by reducing emissions, to other companies that have been less successful in reducing their carbon discharges.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain took measures on Friday aimed at reducing electricity bills which are among the highest in Europe and are often criticized for reducing business competitiveness and consumer's purchasing power.
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The review will look at reducing debt by NZ$800 million ($544 million) by the end of the 2018/19 financial year, through selling assets or reducing ownership in certain assets.
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Merely reducing complexity by, for example, breaking up user stories into the smallest possible bits, keeping turnover of team members to a minimum and reducing external dependencies is not good enough.
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However, reducing the schedule — which some think would allow players more rest and create more meaningful games — would also mean reducing revenues, likely a non-starter with owners and many players.
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Along with extracting equity that can be invested to produce income, substantial savings come from eliminating (or reducing) mortgages, and reducing home maintenance and property tax costs, according to Mr. Kitces.
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Because roughly half of those cases were thought to be preventable, reducing hospital readmissions was seen by policymakers as a rare opportunity to improve the quality of care while reducing costs.
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It is reducing its capital budget by more than 40 percent to under $1 billion and reducing salaries of its executive officers by at least 50 percent compared with last year.
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One study from the journal of Current Clinical Pharmacology found that cannabis served as a preventative agent, reducing inflammation, which researchers also said was useful in reducing the likelihood of cancer.
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This commitment could have an enormous impact in reducing the company's massive global manufacturing footprint, and shows how critical industry participation is in reducing emissions and accelerating the transition to renewable energy.
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Reducing meat consumption and eating more plant-based foods like vegetables and fruit would help curb climate change, as would reducing the roughly one-third of food that is lost or wasted.
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"We all have responsibility for reducing the debt for our children," Pelosi said last month at a forum hosted by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, which advocates for reducing the national debt.
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Majorities of respondents believe that the government is ineffectively tackling reducing income inequality (73 percent), addressing climate change (62 percent), ensuring access to health care (61 percent) and reducing crime (54 percent).
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By reducing funding costs for the company that buys the bad loans, the state guarantee is aimed at helping the banks sell them at a higher price, reducing potential loan loss charges.
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These included staying in education beyond age 15, reducing high blood pressure, obesity and hearing loss in mid-life, and reducing smoking, depression, physical inactivity, social isolation and diabetes in later life.
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Club for Growth, whose stated top policy goals include reducing income tax rates, a full repeal of Obamacare and reducing the size of the federal government, will never back a Democrat for president.
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If they did, they'd be able to pull across more files in one go, reducing the amount of back-and-forth across the network, reducing the time it takes to load a page.
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P&G is also reducing costs through a plan to save as much as $10 billion over the next five years, after reducing the same amount in costs over the last five years.
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This has included automating previously manual processes, upgrading systems and controls, net reducing headcount, reducing and re-formatting the branch network, and moving some of its business functions into a self-service format.
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"Quitting smoking and reducing alcohol consumption are much more significant for reducing cancer risk than the temperature of what you're drinking," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society.
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In addition to reducing that forecast to zero, the committee said it would be winding down a program in which it is reducing the value of bonds it holds on its balance sheet.
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Trump has called for reducing the personal income tax brackets from seven to three, doubling the standard deduction for married and single filers, reducing the corporate tax rate and eliminating the estate tax.
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Obama concludes: Prudent U.S. policy over the next several decades would prioritize, among other actions, decarbonizing the U.S. energy system, storing carbon and reducing emissions within U.S. lands, and reducing non-CO2 emissions.
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Significant blood pressure reduction was a key finding in most studies, showing the ancient practices to be as effective in reducing hypertension as weight loss, a low-sodium diet or reducing alcohol use.
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You don't have to be an economist to understand why: Trump, in every case, has proposed reducing the top individual income tax rate, while also reducing business taxes that primarily affect high earners.
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Historically, it has been a force for reducing income inequality.
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He risks distorting markets, reducing exports, and slowing job creation.
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Fast transit can play an important role in reducing inequities.
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Reducing our estimates and NVDA PT from $230 to $18.
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Other suggestions include reforming supply chains and reducing food waste.
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China is reducing tariffs on U.S.-made vehicles — for now.
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This has benefited employers by reducing cost and increasing flexibility.
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Progress in reducing the number of new infections has slowed.
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So, achieving the goal requires reducing the number of candidates.
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This could lead to reducing domestic employment and tax receipts.
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It is nudging its ally to start reducing the hoard.
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Think of your role more as reducing a logistical burden.
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You're not overclocking the engine as much as reducing drag.
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Stress also affects the placenta, reducing protection for the fetus.
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His ideas for reducing corruption are not much more elaborated.
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What's the main way that you envision reducing that cost?
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Citi has made significant progress toward reducing its noncore assets.
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And they urged reducing Social Security benefits for affluent Americans.
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Parcel lockers decrease delivery costs, mainly by reducing driving distances.
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No wonder Mr Brito says reducing debt is his priority.
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Reducing the problems in education to teacher performance ignores reality.
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Reducing water pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction can also help.
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Reducing it to £10,000 would raise some £9bn a year.
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Democrats fret about reducing the poor people's access to credit.
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"You're reducing the number of organisms that collect," he says.
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Exercise in general is good for reducing stress and anger.
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Now for the other campaign move: Reducing Paul Manafort's role.
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Setting goals of reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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Reducing regulations doesn't necessarily mean catering to Big Pharma's whim.
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The savings would go towards reducing most marginal tax rates.
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Over time, it may crowd out private investment, reducing growth.
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It's reducing government spending, and faster growth in the economy.
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All of this is reducing the budget spent on fashion.
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Blackrock is reducing the expense ratio on 15 ETF products.
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But it's also aimed at reducing another risk - from earthquakes.
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Wholesalers are making some progress in reducing the inventory glut.
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Reducing application development time from months to minutes catalysing disruption.
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That helps so much in reducing the consumption of energy.
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The funds generated would go toward reducing the federal debt.
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She also refrained from providing targets for reducing bad loans.
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The focus was on effective management and reducing government inefficiency.
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Automating manual processes reduces or eliminates work, while reducing cost.
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This is actually reducing the cost of building the product.
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Breaking the businesses apart risks reducing some of that leverage.
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But reducing our meat consumption feels a little more doable.
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Those premiums, on average, had a dramatic effect — reducing premiums.
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It is already harming voters by reducing the registration rolls.
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It is also gradually reducing its exposure to gas distribution.
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But reducing Germany's persistently high trade surplus was more problematical.
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Improving Americans' health and reducing health costs through Food & Nutrition.
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It's a process which saves money, mostly by reducing the
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Reducing their size eliminates these benefits without increasing free speech.
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Inflation has fallen dramatically, reducing its value as a hedge.
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"You're reducing carbon emissions by using natural gas," McAuliffe said.
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Governments frequently imposed price controls, reducing what farmers could earn.
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But it's in the direction of reducing the temperature projections.
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She cited efforts by soda companies like reducing portion sizes.
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Even so, there is some precedent for reducing military sentences.
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Some firms also say banks are sharply reducing credit lines.
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Not every good idea for reducing waste pays off, though.
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Reducing Orbánism to mere prejudice, however, would be a mistake.
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"The most urgent task is reducing excess capacity," Xu said.
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The traditional tradeoff often pits reducing pollution against economic growth.
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Consequently, reducing pollutants would be unlikely to save any lives.
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Truly reducing services trade barriers would make the TPP worthwhile.
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He has been particularly vocal about reducing the national debt.
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The policy change appears to be toward reducing free trade.
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All it is doing is reducing the workload of analysts.
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This can instantly be realized through reducing or eliminating copayments.
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Reducing greenhouse gases was a primary goal of the program.
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Reducing the deductions will help pay for the tax cuts.
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That would likely help consumers by reducing companies' pricing power.
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Q Did you talk about reducing sanctions with Mr. Putin?
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Biking benefits the environment, too, by reducing your carbon footprint.
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Most climate policy focuses on reducing demand for fossil fuels.
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They may have talked about reducing the Fed's balance sheet.
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"If it means reducing volume, we'll do it," he said.
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A way of reducing cat abandonment means everyone's a winner.
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Reducing food waste requires many different parties working in partnership.
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That's still an act of reducing information to a number.
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Paul has long championed reducing foreign aid as a senator.
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Besides reducing the NSC's size, in June 2015 Rice forbade
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Her project in Tanzania was aimed at reducing teenage pregnancy.
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"We are focused on reducing the imported content," Jain said.
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Paid sick leave has other benefits besides reducing flu deaths.
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Less publicized is our success in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Bankers said it could benefit from reducing its distribution commitments.
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Can consumer decisions play a substantial role in reducing emissions?
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None came close to reducing it to a tolerable level.
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Refineries undergo maintenance, reducing their appetite for feedstock crude oil.
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Reducing immigration to the United States is a terrible idea.
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CARB should focus on reducing emissions at home, he noted.
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Bank Hapoalim Switzerland is also reducing its presence and infrastructure.
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"Our goal is around reducing the onboarding friction," Bilmes said.
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Eventually I was able to start reducing my actual dose.
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Necessarily, wealthy countries reducing carbon emissions will help them most.
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Reducing the bond holdings results in a decrease in reserves.
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The green space could be much larger, further reducing pollution.
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I asked researchers about other policy ideas for reducing violence.
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Other countries have had far more success reducing infant mortality.
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"Green bonds are reducing emissions" of greenhouse gases, he said.
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But ultimately, reducing our CO22016 emissions is the crucial step.
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And that would end up reducing compliance with the law.
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It did not suggest reducing the size of the monument.
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One: The passage of time helps in reducing negative emotions.
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That's why California has had success in reducing maternal mortality.
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Reducing payroll taxes would put more money into consumers' pockets.
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The Federal Reserve's already done it by reducing interest rates.
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Would such sanctions actually prove effective at reducing such interference?
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Reducing the number of infantry battalions from 2367 to 25.
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Reducing that pressure may make eating feel normal again, too.
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The restaurant can cut back employee hours, reducing payroll cost.
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The Mayo Clinic's website suggests reducing salt, caffeine and alcohol.
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Timing of fertilizer application is also key to reducing runoff.
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Instead, there was talk of reducing violence around American bases.
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"This tax plan will be deficit reducing," Mr. Toomey said.
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The plans are succeeding in reducing the use of care.
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I'm going to do that by reducing taxes and regulation.
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Mr. Trump said the decision was about reducing federal overreach.
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Even so, reducing the amount of packaging is not enough.
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The company has made some progress in reducing its losses.
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But his immediate concern was reducing harm in the present.
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Increasingly, technology may also play a role in reducing regret.
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What we suggested was reducing that 180% premium by 30%.
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There are some options for reducing risks and managing costs.
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Swiss Re said it was reducing risk at the business.
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"It's proven that reducing idleness reduces violence," Ms. King said.
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Together they have restrained production since 2016, reducing global stockpiles.
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The project is aimed at reducing unnecessary costs and delays.
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And other retailers are simply reducing prices to lure customers.
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"Reducing the fee ... won't solve all the problems," he said.
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There's similar progress in empowering women and in reducing illiteracy.
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He remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
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Reducing the corporate tax rate increases capital, productivity and wages.
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Reducing emissions will be a challenge for the retail behemoth.
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Their top priority is instead reducing taxes on the affluent.
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After all, public education is credited with reducing lightning deaths.
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Reducing poverty has been a point of focus for Ryan.
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They accuse him of reducing gay characters to effeminate parodies.
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Reducing the budget isn't an important issue for most Americans.
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There were some signs of progress toward reducing emissions, however.
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Would reducing the intake of flavorings also reduce harmful effects?
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Now he faces the tough task of reducing financial risks.
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That's why we're taking a step toward reducing plastic waste.
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Call it whatever you want, it's reducing the SNAP rolls.
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Rent control typically backfires by reducing supply and compounding shortages.
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The shot is about reducing your risk, not eliminating it.
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Reducing that means increasing efficiency and electrifying heating and cooling.
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They proposed reducing the total number from 15,000 to 12,000.
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That is not the same thing as reducing drug prices.
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We will be reducing our headcount by roughly 430 employees.
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This tool exists because it makes reducing the deficit easier.
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"There are some beneficial flavonoids that have been discovered in celery that have been shown to perhaps play a role in reducing inflammation in the brain or reducing age-related memory decline," she said.
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Of course, a designation can adversely affect already-struggling rural communities by reducing or eliminating long-held uses such as grazing and timber, reducing natural-resource-related jobs and royalty payments, and decreasing taxes.
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Troll was due to see maintenance on May 12-13 reducing gas production by 80 mcm/day, Gassco data showed, followed by maintenance on May 13-29 reducing gas production by 42 mcm/day.
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An elevated cat feeder raises the height of the bowl to allow for a more natural feeding position, reducing the amount of air your cat swallows while feeding and reducing the risk of regurgitation.
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These include reducing operating expenditure, reducing stock and goods not for resale (GNFR) purchases, optimising working capital, stopping all but essential capital expenditure, and making use of tax payments and other government relief measures.
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Broad in scope and ambitious, it focuses on reducing mass incarceration, restricting the use of deadly force by police and legalising marijuana federally—a move aimed at reducing incarceration for non-violent drug offences.
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"Reducing the population will allow range and riparian ecological conditions to recover, while also supporting herd health by reducing competition for limited food, water and habitat," the Forest Service said in a press release.
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The researchers noted that the study could be of social value in reducing wrist and finger injuries from tapping, and in reducing excessive beer consumption by forcing drinkers to wait before consuming their beverage.
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This growth has resulted in a number of economic benefits for the U.S.: reducing our reliance on international energy resources, creating steady jobs in rural communities, and reducing consumer prices for products like gasoline.
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"I think most people in Europe would say the European Union is a fairly bureaucratic organization and therefore reducing some bureaucracy and reducing some regulation would probably be helpful to the European economy," he suggested.
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Preventing the appeal to minors One key strategy in Finland's approach to eradicate smoking is reducing the number of teenagers picking up the habit in the first place, by reducing its presence and its appeal.
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There is voluminous economic evidence showing that higher alcohol taxes save lives by reducing binge drinking and thus reducing deaths due to drunk driving, liver cirrhosis, alcohol-fueled assault and domestic violence, and other causes.
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"Our findings suggest that reducing screen time may be beneficial in reducing type 2 diabetes risk factors, in both boys and girls and in different ethnic groups from an early age," noted the research authors.
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And Dems are pretty split on which issue matters most: 31 percent of respondents said improving the health care system, 21 percent said reducing economic inequality, 18 percent reducing discrimination, and 323 percent global warming.
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The report contains success stories from 11 universities showing how scientists are reducing allergens in peanuts, improving cage-free egg production, reducing poultry diseases, developing fungi-resistant wheat and rice, and other breakthroughs in science.
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In the case of surgery, reducing obesity and smoking in patients can reduce the risk of serious complications during and after surgery, shorten hospital stays and help patients recover better, the CCG argues, reducing expenditure.
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He has also proposed reducing the tax rate paid by freelancers, sole proprietors, unincorporated small businesses and pass-through entities to 15 percent — the rate to which he also proposes reducing the corporate tax rate.
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Because a current account deficit is also equal to the difference between domestic investment and domestic saving, the standard method for reducing a trade deficit is by boosting domestic saving and/or reducing domestic investment.
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Employment, sentiment and Purchasing Managers' Index surveys have been beating expectations in recent weeks, reducing the downside risk to the ECB's economic forecasts and fuelling calls for the bank to consider reducing its extraordinary stimulus.
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Other Republicans have eyed eliminating or reducing the value of those deductions as a way to finance other tax cuts, such as reducing the corporate tax rate and lowering the top personal income tax rate.
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In response, the company has been reducing hours for its workers.
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These included reducing pollution, minimizing exposure and boosting access to healthcare.
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Available treatment aims to slow the cancer's progression while reducing symptoms.
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The multi-tenancy also allows isolation, reducing risk of contamination. Section.
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Major voice assistants have even started reducing how talkative they are.
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It could cut costs by reducing work on its London hotels.
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Russia in April is reducing its crew from three to two.
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OilinessClay-based masks are key for reducing oil and cleaning pores.
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When you start saving you first look at reducing your spending.
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Interest rates are creeping higher, reducing how much buyers can borrow.
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So just reducing shares doesn't necessarily mean that companies will outperform.
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Reducing childhood mortality is the heart of the work for us.
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"I think we're making great progress reducing carbon emissions," Pence said.
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Reducing the spread of hate on social media also requires education.
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"It's important in reducing the impact of the disease," she said.
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Reducing the hitbox size also wouldn't necessarily solve the whole problem.
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These bacteria react to environmental humidity, expanding or reducing their size.
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We already know how to cool the planet without reducing carbon.
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Austerity measures such as reducing utility hours have also taken effect.
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But reducing China's bargaining space is not automatically in America's interests.
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Across the portfolio, revenue driving companies are reducing their burn rates.
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Cities such as Flagstaff, Arizona, have already implemented light-reducing measures.
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Trees play a huge role in capturing moisture and reducing temperatures.
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It does this by reducing the overall complexity of the system.
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The ordinance passed anyway, severely reducing the number of properties available.
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The rising yen is reducing export competitiveness and increasing deflationary pressures.
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Others complain about reducing the purpose of school to passing exams.
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Elizabeth Warren, and billionaire Michael Bloomberg campaign on reducing wealth inequality.
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"Some respond [to positive tests] by reducing their dosage," he said.
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There's always the option of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, of course.
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This in turn strengthens in-group ethnic solidarity while reducing intermarriage.
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This is a sensible and proven approach to reducing gun crime.
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The goal here is to save money by reducing food waste.
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Reducing bottlenecks would cheer boardrooms from Samsung to Toyota to Unilever.
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HM: You're good at reducing the figure to a basic shape.
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"We're reducing misery by publishing this stuff," Kandell told BuzzFeed News.
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"The discussion is always about reducing friction to joining," he said.
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Policymakers have already shifted their priorities to reducing risks to growth.
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Crime has been dropping steadily, so reducing officer numbers is reasonable.
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Hancock added that AIG's is reducing its exposure to hedge funds.
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Miyako said that reducing the cost was very important to him.
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Twitter also announced layoffs in October, reducing its workforce by 8%.
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It is now considering reducing the limit to 5 nmol/L.
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Trump praised his own administration for reducing tensions with North Korea.
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The old administration tried to close that gap by reducing wages.
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That is likely to mean either reducing services or cutting jobs.
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Reducing access to lethal means isn't just limiting access to firearms.
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Mr Wheeler's EPA does not deny the benefits of reducing these.
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But it sits uneasily with the government's aim of reducing debt.
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Secrecy protects innovation by reducing the likelihood that others possess it.
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Who bears responsibility for reducing the carbon footprint of those products?
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"Militarism is reducing, not enhancing, our security," Hussey said by phone.
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For Mr Duque's government, there are few options for reducing production.
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Reducing inventory levels could create an emotional response in the markets.
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That said, reducing excess overtime and improving safety are extremely important.
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Reducing our pay in hopes of finally becoming profitable isn't new.
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In fact, most technology efforts are concerned with reducing interface friction.
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Unlike auctions, no upfront fees are payable, reducing barriers to entry.
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They include simplifying the tax code and reducing barriers to imports.
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Reformulation is costly and risks reducing the efficacy of the drug.
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Automation is also reducing the overall demand for low-skill labour.
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In addition to selectivity, another key to reducing violence is legitimacy.
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The U.K. has ambitious plans for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
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"Peer comparison" was a bit stronger, reducing rates to 3.7 percent.
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The next most effective strategy is reducing its distribution and virality.
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But ultimately, reducing our carbon-dioxide emissions is the crucial step.
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If we care about actually reducing suffering, this has to stop.
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Indeed, the wider advantages of reducing such taxes have been overestimated.
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But FTC officials have voiced concern about mergers reducing lending options.
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He said the economy has been remarkably successful in reducing joblessness.
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Consider reducing your current cost of living to make it happen.
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The RBA sees only gradual progress in reducing unemployment and inflation.
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"We all have a responsibility for reducing environmental pollution," he said.
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Reducing the threat when it comes to ISIS and the Taliban.
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By us taking the measures that we're taking, we're reducing congestion.
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They are increasing their cash holdings and reducing their equity exposure.
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Its aerosols circled the Earth, reducing direct sunlight by 21 percent.
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Still, ethanol producers using sorghum for biofuel are reducing corn demand.
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"Reducing the permanence of data may have some impact," he said.
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And rather than reducing spending and the deficit, he increased both.
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Pretty says this method is extremely effective in reducing pesticide use.
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"The entire world must contribute in reducing water wastage," she says.
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"Conventional policies have failed in reducing addiction and production," he said.
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L to check if it risks reducing competition and customer choice.
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Driving more electric vehicles is just the start to reducing pollution.
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This ran the risk of reducing the urgency of their demands.
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"Certainly just reducing their usage is a good idea," Reddy said.
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Trump had said he and Putin discussed reducing nuclear weapons worldwide.
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AG Sessions understands that reducing conflict is a two-way street.
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The president's pro-business policies include reducing financial investment advice regulation.
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The museum said it is "reducing its exposure" to fossil fuels.
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He said talks on reducing the targeted primary surpluses must continue.
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And the investments we're making are in fact reducing those risks.
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But reducing the time required to do household tasks isn't enough.
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She has some advice for reducing the risk of hip fractures.
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The U.S. is more interested in reducing China's intellectual property theft.
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The poll finds majority opposition to reducing taxes across the board.
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TO THE END OF 003 WE WOULD START REDUCING FULL REINVESTMENT.
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Meeting Owl, though, seems a long step toward reducing the pain.
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Draghi said that he did not anticipate reducing rates any further.
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Even reducing the sensitivity did not reduce the number of events.
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It can also help when it comes to reducing waiting time.
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It would also strengthen energy security, reducing reliance on Russian gas.
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Reducing the fee from $35.00 (10%) to $10.50 (3%) is meaningful.
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Daily use of medicated eyedrops preserves sight by reducing the pressure.
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We talked politics, the crisis and reducing the use of plastic!
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Please talk to your doctor about early detection & reducing your risk.
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In some ways, the costs of reducing climate change are overstated.
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Kratom does offer some of the pain-reducing benefits of opioids.
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The potential risk-reducing benefits of nature's assets are not hypothetical.
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Substantially reducing livestock use in deserts and mountain ranges is another.
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"Reducing leverage remains our priority," Mark Morris told a telephone conference.
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Reducing air pollution may take lots of money, time and compromises.
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But as we age, our bodies naturally start reducing collagen production.
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The stripes may confuse the flies' vision, potentially reducing pesticide use.
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Reducing poverty helped keep him in office for almost 14 years.
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Cannabis can help treat pain, reducing the initial need for opioids.
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He has urged significant steps toward reducing the deficit this year.
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BP has been responding to lower oil prices by reducing costs.
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That's one key to reducing the influence of money in politics.
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Reducing the complexity down to what is the most important question.
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Refinery repairs have been particularly helpful in reducing prices in California.
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"We are committed to reducing violent crime and improving public safety."
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Reducing expenses might be one way these companies compete for drivers.
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Then, three boys raped her, reducing her self-image to mud.
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But that requires reducing limitations on Medicare coverage and increasing reimbursements.
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But no such commercially available technology exists for reducing carbon dioxide.
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"These communities actually bear the burden of reducing deforestation," she said.
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This includes granting state waiver requests and reducing the regulatory burden.
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Transport emissions Reducing emissions from transport is crucial, said Le Quéré.
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Buprenorphine and methadone, which are opioids, work by reducing people's cravings.
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In recent years, Seattle has taken major steps in reducing waste.
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He's reducing the cost to the consumer and providing great convenience.
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The payments don't count toward reducing their debt to the taxpayers.
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Weapons buy-back programs have been successful in reducing mass shootings.
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And is there a way to do this while reducing crime?
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OPEC says its agreement focuses on reducing production rather than exports.
|
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Rising operating expenses also will cut into bank profits, reducing ROEs.
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As they age, they may become less active, reducing leisure expenditures.
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Reducing our access to this important destination, however, has global repercussions.
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His biggest losers: immigration, repealing Obamacare and reducing regulations on banks.
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Chinese officials are focused on reducing the country's reliance on debt.
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The report recommends reducing the use of antibiotics across the board.
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They improve the lives of all New Yorkers by reducing congestion.
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Privacy benefits, by definition, consist of reducing harms from privacy violations.
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Reducing coal use would also have health benefits, the report said.
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Would the analysis of MetLife's SIFI regulation include reducing risks to
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"It's a very environmentally benign method of reducing emissions," she said.
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And instead of reducing these emissions, we just keep adding more.
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I am committed to reducing Veteran suicides through support and education.
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Pressing on this is effective in reducing swelling in the cheek.
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Reducing all the stress, pain, confusion and guilt I was carrying.
|
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And reducing vulnerabilities still doesn't fix, say, the password reuse problem.
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These factors argue for reducing bond allocations in favor of stocks.
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Israel has been reducing coal use and shifting to natural gas.
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Reducing the dependence on coal is an emotional issue in Poland.
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Groups that have long advocated for reducing overall immigration are energized.
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Arthur: Yes, evangelical Christians see reducing abortions as a key priority.
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Cheap, growing, and in the middle of reducing the share count.
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It is a beautiful life, and effective at reducing car travel.
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More states should consider this promising approach to reducing gun mayhem.
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"You're reducing yourself to a narrow slice of humanity," he said.
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These technologies are expensive, but other innovation can be cost-reducing.
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Other initiatives included reducing student debt and boosting food stability programs.
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Reducing emissions from aviation will also cut our dependence on oil.
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The rate would rise over time, reducing demand for fossil fuels.
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Netflix is reducing streaming rates in Europe amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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For Asian Americans, it's reducing the gap between poor and rich.
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The key to reducing partisanship is not to run fewer people.
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The company is reducing headcount across its corporate offices as well.
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The rise in oil exports is not reducing the trade deficit.
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Reducing the amount of energy in pumping water cuts carbon emissions.
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In addition, the stock market turmoil is seen reducing household wealth.
|
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What we should prepare for now is reducing our exposures — i.e.
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Will proposals to limit ride hailing succeed at reducing road congestion?
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Conoco is also reducing — but not suspending — it's share buyback program.
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Overall, Azul is reducing its payroll by 65%, the airline said.
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Reducing the bandwidth needed for streaming services might help with that.
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Was it a major success in reducing poverty and sowing prosperity?
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This is the third in a series on reducing sexual assault.
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Reducing the hyperuricemia reduces the risk of another attack of gout.
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He strongly supports reducing the national debt and balancing the budget.
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This shrinks the entire program, significantly reducing the federal government role.
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Reducing weight allows a plane to take off with less lift.
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Reducing their tax burden would have absolutely no effect on workers.
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These startups focused on reducing humanity's deleterious effects on ocean ecosystems.
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The first is the impact the buses have on reducing pollution.
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The first is the impact the buses have on reducing pollution.
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Starting in May of last year, China began reducing its tariffs.
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And on reducing regulations, the president has been a great champion.
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Reducing vehicle emissions saves American lives, agriculture, wildlife, and coastal cities.
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And already, Anheuser-Busch is reducing head count in South Africa.
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Parra's new policy agenda focuses on reducing conflict with the government.
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But keeping space secure also requires reducing the threats to satellites.
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Apeel offers grocers the potential to boost margins by reducing waste.
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Reducing the salability of stolen goods diminishes the incentive to steal.
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However, it is now weighing up reducing that position still further.
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The best under-eye mask for reducing the appearance of wrinkles
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Air is not as good at reducing impact than newer padding.
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Air is not as good at reducing impact than newer padding.
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O'Brien has been reducing the number of staff at the council.
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Furthermore, China has now begun reducing its incentives for electric vehicles.
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You had been cutting – reducing the size of the balance sheet.
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Reducing furniture waste could be just one or two laws away.
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It's part of what made him so skilled at reducing conflict.
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"At this point, we aren't reducing staffing levels," the agency said.
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SpaceX and others are dramatically reducing the cost of accessing space.
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Reducing immigration is not protecting the salaries of the American workers.
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Buybacks reward investors by reducing the amount of stock that's outstanding.
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About $1.5 billion will come from reducing costs within its business.
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Research finds that reducing the number of itemizers will reduce giving.
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The Democratic Party has long talked about reducing deficit and unemployment.
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Science will lead the way to reducing cancer incidence and mortality.
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The international community is failing at preventing and reducing violent conflict.
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He also proposes reducing the budget of the Internal Revenue Service.
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Unnecessarily costly regulations act like taxes, similarly reducing Americans' well-being.
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He is focusing on full price sales and reducing promotional activity.
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Montana workers have seen the benefits of rate-reducing tax reform.
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Nor is it about improving patient welfare, or reducing medical costs.
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The trans-Atlantic trip served as a demonstration on reducing emissions.
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American tax policy has encouraged this exercise in reducing economic inequality.
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But they liked to talk about reducing spending and trimming deficits.
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It's clear that Pyongyang is willing to move toward reducing tensions.
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But reducing tariffs creates momentum for tearing down other trade restraints.
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Germany isn't necessarily on track to reducing global greenhouse gas emissions.
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That will cost more while reducing commonality with the current fleet.
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It has focused largely on reducing the rate paid by businesses.
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Some think that reducing their tax burden will supercharge economic growth.
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In some areas, that is reducing the amount of available freshwater.
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Bogost said reducing friction is the primary goal of these services.
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But the policy is transparently targeted at reducing Muslim immigration specifically.
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Reducing deficit by $200 billion by 2020 is quite unrealistic demand.
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She supports universal health care and reducing drug prices more generally.
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And remembering that goes a long way in reducing our anxiety.
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The structural reforms that are being undertaken are reducing leverage or reducing overcapacity in a variety of industries and I think is going to minimize the risk, you can never say zero, of a hard landing.
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Jones is using the money to develop beverages featuring cannabidiol, or CBD, the non-psychoactive cannabis compound that has become trendy for claimed health and wellness benefits such as reducing pain, lowering anxiety, and reducing inflammation.
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Changes will include holding more online internal discussions and reducing extraneous meetings; cutting down the levels of staff hierarchy; and reducing overtime and encouraging employees to spend their weekends with family or pursuing professional education opportunities.
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He explains the purpose of privatizing jail food service is to cut costs, and that's only accomplished by reducing food quality, reducing portions or cutting staff —the root of Aramark's and all other private vendors' problems.
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This year saw more warnings that meaningfully reducing global warming will require reducing emissions from animal agriculture, which make up 14 to 18 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions—more than the entire global transportation sector.
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"It tells me that the party is more interested in reducing the number of foreigners in the United States than in reducing illegal immigration," says David Bier, an immigration policy analyst at the libertarian Cato Institute.
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Some policymakers might be unmoved by the hardship these families are enduring, but everyone who cares about reducing crime and recidivism should recognize that reducing the quantity and quality of reentry services will undermine public safety.
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Real estate industry executives say that while they support reducing emissions, they believe too many types of buildings were given exemptions, placing an undue burden for reducing the city's greenhouse gas output on the remaining buildings.
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He or she would champion the causes of reducing wealth inequality in the United States, expanding social programs to end poverty, broadening access to healthcare, reducing student debt, and reforming our slanted electoral system, among others.
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In addition to reducing the use of petrochemicals (conserving limited petroleum oil), successful application could reduce the weight of the car parts and help improve fuel economy, while reducing overall impact of vehicles on the environment.
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What's more, China will likely respond in part by reducing the value of Chinese currency, which will partially offset the price impact in the United States at the expense of reducing the purchasing power of Chinese consumers.
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To soften the effects of the weakness in its international segment, FedEx also announced plans to cut costs by introducing a voluntary buyout program, limiting hiring, reducing international network capacity at FedEx Express and reducing discretionary spending.
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Zinke's report on Bears Ears recommended reducing the size of the monument Zinke was recently caught in a huge lie when he claimed that Native American leaders in the area support reducing the size of the monument.
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The decision to scrap the new plant looks far more like Ford reducing its exposure to the small-car game in North America than reducing its footprint in Mexico, says George Galliers at Evercore, an investment bank.
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Most systemic change initiatives target cost reduction directly, and many of those initiatives make the problems in the system worse by either reducing patient access on the demand side, or reducing provider capacity on the supply side.
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That's important, because even moderate Republicans who accept the reality of climate change tend to advocate only for adaptation policies; reducing the force of these disasters by reducing greenhouse gas emissions is almost never on the table.
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The change is significant, because Obama's mercury rule only brings in $53 million in health benefits from reducing mercury annually, but it brings in up to $90 billion per year in health benefits from reducing co-pollutants.
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American health care seems particularly susceptible to silver bullet thinking: delivery reforms, programs or policies that will reduce spending or increase access without hurting the patient experience, reducing quality, or reducing access to choices about our care.
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If lab-made meat could replace the need to rear (and slaughter) animals, it would be hugely beneficial in reducing the environmental impact that industrial farming has, as well as reducing the spread of food-borne illnesses.
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If these processes represent the steps to dehumanizing out-groups, then the solution to reducing intergroup dehumanization seems simple: focus on reducing the social distance between people, making them more self-like and, thus, perceptibly more human.
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Musk said money can be saved by reducing the diameter of the tunnels — they would only need to be large enough to fit cars and trucks — increasing the speed of the boring machine, and reducing machine downtime.
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But reducing the reliance of buyers on real estate agents — or at least shifting the relationship so the agent is paid by the buyer — could also make a meaningful difference in reducing the practices uncovered by Newsday.
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When Governor Cuomo met with Citizens Union during his 2018 re-election campaign, he indicated support for drastically reducing campaign contribution limits, and reducing them even further for lobbyists and those who do business with the state.
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When Governor Cuomo met with Citizens Union during his 2018 re-election campaign, he indicated support for drastically reducing campaign contribution limits, and reducing them even further for lobbyists and those who do business with the state.
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That keeps the fat from dripping down, reducing the amount of PAHs.
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Journaling has proven psychological, stress-reducing, goal-orienting benefits when done regularly.
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But he did not rule out reducing the interest rate on loans.
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Still, one of Ebola's legacies may be a role in reducing FGM.
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Reducing carbon pollution has health benefits — including fewer asthma attacks in children.
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He said that reducing industrial emissions remained crucial to tackling the issue.
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Near term, we're reducing estimates and price target but maintaining our Outperform.
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"Tensions are reducing our market potential," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said Friday.
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"This is one way they generate profit, through reducing payroll," Friedmann said.
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What does cheap gasoline mean for the country's progress in reducing emissions?
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Moving the Obamacare bill would, as designed, reduce taxes while reducing spending.
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Zero-waste saves businesses money by reducing disposal, labor and energy costs.
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Lincoln Initiative pushes for policies like patent reform and reducing regulatory burdens.
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Overall, the foundation said states are reducing enough phosphorous and sediment pollution.
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The foundation said Pennsylvania in particular is having trouble reducing agricultural runoff.
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A Roth IRA can be a boon for reducing someone's taxable income.
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Here were patriots devoted to reducing burdensome regulations and defending economic freedom.
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Reducing inflammation in the brain could be important for many inflammatory conditions.
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Part of the user onboarding process is reducing that initial overwhelm factor.
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Reducing the qualifications for participation in dressmaking renders individuals interchangeable and disposable.
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Both countries already are slowly reducing their debts by taking oil deliveries.
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But still, why such difficulty in reducing infection in the first place?
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Yet reducing economic inequality is not the only goal of the policy.
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In turn, Facebook is reducing the reach of pages including news outlets.
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Reducing public access to inspection reports undermines government accountability and animal protection.
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And by reducing and better protecting nuclear reactors and spent nuclear fuel.
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This has allowed it to begin reducing driver incentive programs, they said.
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Warming oceans are stressing diatoms and, in some situations, reducing their numbers.
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Clifton said Trump could talk about reducing regulations, which would help coal.
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U.S. stock prices fell on Monday, reducing some of the greenback's appeal.
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This, in turn, is reducing expectations about rate hikes from the Fed.
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Its natural insulation keeps homes warm or cool, reducing need for energy.
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Countdown to FDA near-prohibition of harm reducing vapor products starts tomorrow.
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It's also easy to overstate the importance of reducing misinformation on Facebook.
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Voters also tend to oppose reducing defence spending, which represents another 15%.
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In response, miners have focused on lowering costs and reducing debt levels.
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A forthcoming review of higher-education funding may recommend reducing tuition fees.
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That is reducing the need for the government to aid the banks.
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So much, in other words, for reducing the influence of corporate interests.
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Proponents note potential benefits that go beyond reducing misery for the downtrodden.
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A postgraduate education makes men more desirable, while reducing desirability for women.
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By reducing the cost of communication, the internet turbocharges that business model.
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Last week, Trump supported a two-step approach to reducing credit costs.
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Reducing expenses on monthly bills is one way to counteract this debt.
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Utilities throw entire communities into darkness in hopes of reducing the risks.
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Theoretically, the BOJ could keep reducing bond buying to stem yield falls.
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But companies that use LIDAR are already working on reducing those costs.
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"Reducing the cost of health care is not a cut," Vought said.
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It appears to have worked well there, boosting competition and reducing premiums.
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Maybe tariffs are reducing corporate income and thereby lowering corporate tax receipts.
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Juniper & Cedar are reducing stress while voters wait in #Raleigh #ncvotes pic.twitter.
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"Securing rights also has implications for reducing poverty and conflict," he said.
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That makes them the most cost-effective way of reducing energy use.
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Economic growth is projected to slow this year, reducing the tax take.
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Mr Mulki halted the slide by raising revenue and reducing energy subsidies.
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One other also found daily iron supplements important to reducing childhood anemia.
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Members of OPEC are meeting over the weekend to discuss reducing output.
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Flavoured vaporisers can conceal the telltale smell of pot, reducing social stigma.
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Better would be to focus on reducing the use of force collectively.
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I suspect capitalism will serve as one important tool in reducing emissions.
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He said Saudi Arabia would continue reducing supplies to customers in July.
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Snap's share price fell 6%, reducing the company's market value by $1.3bn.
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Focusing on reducing prescription drug prices in his first year as president.
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S. buyers by reducing the effective cost of commodities priced in dollars.
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Reducing the waiting period to a fortnight, say, would not cost much.
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N to help pay for reducing PCB contamination to San Francisco Bay.
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To ensure everyone gets some compensation, Ms Bhattacharyya is reducing the awards.
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That's because overall buybacks have been reducing the amount of shares outstanding.
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UNICEF stresses that reducing air pollution is more than a children's issue.
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Last year it won the first European Award for Reducing Alcohol Harm.
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There have been a ton of arrests, reducing the feeling of invulnerability.
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He notes that lower global oil prices are reducing Spain's import bill.
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Reducing the use of disposable cups, plates, and water bottles also helps.
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As people age, those dendrites retract, pulling back and reducing in number.
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Refined coal appears effective in reducing mercury emissions at actual power plants.
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But it does not go nearly far enough in reducing the deficit.
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Permanently reducing such flows will require more than Mr Trump's tough talk.
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It'd quickly deliver some energy, reducing battery wear and extending its life.
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Reducing the regulatory impact on business is one of his stated goals.
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Chief Executive Terry Gou has been reducing dependence on Apple through diversification.
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By reducing the number of outstanding shares, each shareholder's holdings go up.
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Are we eliminating, or at least dramatically reducing, things like hate speech?
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Dunn's questionable methods ended up reducing, not enhancing, the power of the
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Deficit financing will continue to deplete the Reserve Fund, reducing financing flexibility.
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Reducing deaths from kidney disease ought to be a top political issue.
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We've been reducing the numbers of products that weoffer in particular markets.
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I also found the blinding aspect of the glasses very anxiety reducing.
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"There is no silver bullet to reducing greenhouse gas emissions," Petron said.
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Prison reform focuses on reducing recidivism through programs and training within prisons.
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Both of those (fed's rate policy and reducing balance sheet) are expected.
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In addition, instead of reducing provisions, banks are now adding to them.
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Numerous countries pledged to adopt strategies for reducing sewage and plastic pollution.
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This includes reducing the chances of contact between humans and rat colonies.
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But Trump has proposed reducing funding for NIH by about $5.8 billion.
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We have to generate economic growth which generates revenue, while reducing spending.
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It will also encourage investment by reducing regulatory uncertainty and development cost.
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Obama has prioritized reducing carbon emissions and the use of fossil fuels.
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Another part of her health care agenda is reducing prescription drug prices.
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In the past, this has included reducing inventory and cutting working hours.
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The challenge is how to cut output without reducing exports too much.
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There is broad agreement on the need to continue reducing government debt.
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And ketamine shows promise in reducing suicidal ideation within a few hours.
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Reducing your intake of nicotine, alcohol, and caffeine can reduce your risks.
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Additionally, the use of virtual reality risks reducing real exercise for athletes.
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Reducing your largest fixed costs, such as transportation and housing, will help.
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However, the move adds some financial reporting complexity while reducing operational flexibility.
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But a new college financing arrangement is aimed at reducing that risk.
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The banks are reducing their exposure on security concerns in the region.
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Part of the answer lies in reducing health care's drag on paychecks.
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Autism imposes hefty economic costs, reducing economic growth and swelling disability rolls.
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Reducing cost while expanding access, he feels, will make a big difference.
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Employers offset these costs by raising deductibles and reducing family coverage. Ouch.
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Reducing the tax burden on American companies has been a bipartisan issue.
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Meanwhile, institutional investors are reducing the number of managers they deal with.
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But reducing meaning down in size inevitably reduces it down in complexity.
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It works by reducing nicotine cravings while also making smoking less satisfying.
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Reducing the attack surface requires a considerable effort on the defender's part.
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Growth often stems from reducing inputs or introducing novelty, not expanding volumes.
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Two years ago 220 percent backed reducing refugee numbers with 37 opposed.
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Reducing the function of mTOR extends life in yeast, worms and flies.
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Apple fell 2.5 percent, reducing its gain this year to 45 percent.
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This may also make a positive impact on reducing our suicide rates.
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The World Bank, meanwhile, has focused primarily on development and reducing poverty.
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"What makes black blacker is reducing the reflection of light," McAlpine explains.
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Reducing access to the device can also be helpful, Dr. Gazzaley said.
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This is what reducing the 401(k) plan contribution limit could mean.
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That could have the perverse effect of reducing choices and raising premiums.
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Britain would "take back control" of immigration, reducing the number of arrivals.
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Quality mass transit trumps road building when it comes to reducing traffic.
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Lean, on the other hand, helps maximize value by reducing time allocated.
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That's why there is no talk at present about reducing this portfolio.
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The settlement's changes are aimed at reducing points of contention for drivers.
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Forty-two percent of study subjects also acknowledged reducing their alcohol intake.
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Reducing body odor reduces the need to wash the bodysuit so often.
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Mr. Patrick was regarded as an early proponent of reducing carbon emissions.
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The alternative to a tax increase is reducing federal and state programs.
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They-- are now in the process of reducing the expanded balance sheet.
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This means reducing the dependence of our European allies on Russian energy.
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Reducing the flow of immigrants would certainly be terrible for the economy.
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And reducing oil consumption lowers our trade deficit and increases national security.
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It is easy to see why reducing down payments raises home prices.
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It will do so in part by reducing the country's savings rate.
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DataComm will is streamline important navigation instructions, reducing confusion and radio congestion.
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Reducing federal regulatory red tape may no longer be the largest impediment.
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Here are some strategies for reducing your rent this spring and beyond.
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This idea is similar to author Byron Katie's process of reducing stress.
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Xinjiang's governor said the facilities had been "extremely effective" in reducing extremism.
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It later walked back the punishment, reducing it down to 6 months.
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Senate Republicans divided on the wisdom of reducing federal mandatory minimum sentences.
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They are included in the bill as purported rationales for reducing sentences.
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Autopilot clearly helps in stop-and-go traffic, significantly reducing driver fatigue.
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So he's been slowly reducing the amount of risk in his portfolios.
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Politicians talk about reducing the deficit, but each deficit increases the debt.
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It will only be required to count the benefits of reducing mercury.
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The administration in May introduced a blueprint aimed at reducing drug prices.
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The losses included specialized foods aimed at reducing "unprecedented" rates of malnutrition.
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Congress should focus on reducing food stamp costs to pre-recession levels.
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The House bill proposes reducing that ceiling of qualifying debt to $500,000.
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You'd save more by reducing your rent or negotiating your cable bill.
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Instead of expanding wildlife habitat, the ethanol mandate is steadily reducing it.
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Making progress on reducing domestic violence may be easier said than done.
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The agreement has been broadly successful in reducing the flow into Europe.
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While he was governor, Massachusetts led the nation in reducing carbon emissions.
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The country needs a variety of mechanisms for reducing unreasonably long sentences.
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Besides the weather, analysts blame factors including financially-troubled companies reducing investment.
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Virgin Atlantic is also reducing the number of agencies it works with.
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The change also makes the program more affordable by reducing travel costs.
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Within the health-care realm, Pallone is focused on reducing drug costs.
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All this flummoxes policy analysts long committed to reducing debt and deficits.
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Instead, it opted to essentially demote that content by reducing its reach.
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Help businesses to understand customers so they can grow while reducing risk.
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They are certainly not the only ones reducing long exposure to copper.
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Conservatives say reducing or scrapping the mandates would bring down insurance premiums.
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The administration in May introduced a blueprint aimed at reducing drug prices.
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Many are also outsourcing R&D, while reducing product development efforts internally.
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Beautiful and stylish and one step closer to reducing your plastic footprint.
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Carbon capture, he said, will be a "vital part" of reducing emissions.
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Reducing violent crime in America is a top priority for my administration.
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Fear we are never going to make any progress reducing gun violence.
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None of these carbon-pricing systems is reducing enough carbon fast enough.
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Foreign governments are reducing their ownership of U.S. government debt, Bloomberg reports.
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These medicines, such as buprenorphine, treat addiction by reducing cravings for opioids.
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You can limit this by reducing the number of notifications you receive.
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And it serves state interests by reducing costs and long-term dependency.
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By reducing patients' cholesterol levels, statins reduce their chances of cardiovascular diseases.
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And many of them have no interest in reducing the prison population.
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"We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint," Brown said on Friday.
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So a big part of reaching exascale has been reducing power draw.
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Ms. Guadagno has made reducing property taxes a centerpiece of her campaign.
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If it's about reducing food in landfills, discuss your eco-conscious values.
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The slowdown caused by the coronavirus was already reducing demand for oil.
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But that would have the effect of sharply reducing those programs' coverage.
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Reducing supply is the producers' only route to bolstering prices and income.
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He said there had been no talk of reducing hours or jobs.
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The muscle supported the implant, reducing those complications but introducing new ones.
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Wellness programs sometimes claim to save money by reducing health care spending.
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To avoid damage, the operators were choking the wells back, reducing revenues.
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Aircraft-based observations also help in greatly reducing errors in weather forecasts.
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Reducing emissions from coal-fired power plants makes it easier to breathe.
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No doubt Stout was aware of the paradox of reducing while adding.
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We are looking into everything: integrating our distribution, reducing our wholesale network.
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But she is optimistic about participating and reducing her own food waste.
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He endorsed the basics, such as sleeping, hand-washing and reducing stress.
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Instead, there seemed to be talk of reducing violence around American bases.
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Trump has expressed some interest in reducing sentences through his pardon authority.
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I've purchased cellulite-reducing cream, $15 green juices, and 100 calorie packs.
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She pointed to such collaborations as the path to reducing gang violence.
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Reducing deaths from kidney disease is a crucially important public health goal.
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His alternative program for reducing carbon emissions has still to be unveiled.
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The study highlighted the difficulties China faces in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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A formula for reducing cigarettes doesn't readily translate to pods or cartridges.
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Special grocery store hours for older people — those are about reducing density.
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This consumes about $1 a day, reducing the budget available for food.
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The Fed's traditional approach is to stimulate growth by reducing interest rates.
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Drones are reducing the travel time for busy executives, Mr. Winn said.
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In China, air quality is reducing life expectancy by about four years.
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Reducing state ownership of commercial banks could promote competition in financial services.
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Getting adjudication right will barely move the needle on reducing sexual assault.
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Quitting smoking, or smoking less, might be helpful in reducing the risk.
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That points toward consolidation, but reducing taxes is likely to delay that.
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It's a small but important step in reducing the stress of competition.
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I still have a long way to go in reducing my consumption.
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Sweden is known for strikingly reducing the trash sent to its landfills.
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Studies also show no clear benefit of calcium in reducing bone fractures.
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The stress-reducing, perspective-shifting, inspirational influence of nature is a bonus.
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More consolidations are underway, reducing four of the remaining campuses to two.
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Reducing the federal deficit by $321 billion over a decade is one.
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On Earth, this knowledge can also be applied to reducing combustion pollutants.
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All of it is aimed at reducing the persistent overuse of antibiotics.
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From grocery stores to food banks, American communities are reducing food waste.
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Primary-care medicine is the key to reducing medical emergencies and costs.
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The budget proposes cutting Social Security disability benefits, not reducing retirement benefits.
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I was scared to death and rushed to eat [fever-reducing] medicine.
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Rent subsidies also hold promise as a tool for reducing residential segregation.
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Previous Republican budget proposals called for reducing the annual Pell maximum award.
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The tech magnate is getting serious about reducing its fossil fuel dependence.
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Reducing or removing safety regulations and red tape does not cut it.
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Tighter eligibility would bolster the value of vouchers by reducing the supply.
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Lastly, Secretary Azar repeats the oft-heard pledge of reducing regulatory burden.
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The EU proposes reducing tariffs on industrial goods like machinery and materials.
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And its contribution to reducing deadly air pollution is just as significant.
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Hungry children The report also found limited progress in reducing child stunting.
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O'Keefe and stress-reducing walks with the couple's dogs, Chico and Maxine.
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Reducing waste in the environment is an important goal we all share.
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Being smart about managing exposure and vulnerability is critical to reducing risks.
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a global issue that requires global action.
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Many of today's conversations about reducing health spending focus on prescription drugs.
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OPEC has been reducing output since 2017 to tackle excessive global stocks.
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First, it is reducing the standards for when loans can be discharged.
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Researchers concluded that swearing had the effect of reducing sensitivity to pain.
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If investment suggests value over time, reducing the time reduces the value.
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Lincoln, Nebraska, ranked relatively high for both saving money and reducing stress.
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The survey suggests global trade conflicts are reducing demand for European exports.
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Reducing uncertainty is always important to a business owner — small or large.
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That means more power can be produced by fewer windmills, reducing costs.
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"But we have the tools to reduce that likelihood by reducing deforestation."
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The plan would not, however, set any targets for reducing carbon pollution.
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But reducing commute time could drastically improve a worker's quality of life.
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OPEC and other producers including Russia have been reducing supplies since 2017.
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Trauma hung on his and Dillian's faces, reducing their voices to whispers.
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They recommended reducing cash holdings to 16.3 percent from 17.5 percent earlier.
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Mr. Trump offered no specific plans for reducing out-of-pocket spending.
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Texas makes everybody better off by reducing government intervention in their lives.
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Unlike many prior years, buybacks are reducing overall share counts this year.
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Reducing stigmas surrounding the LGBT community and those with mental health disorders.
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Additional cost savings can be obtained from reducing total weekly commuting time.
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We can decrease flood risk by reducing any of the three elements.
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He specialized in helping teenagers, especially in reducing their risk of suicide.
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Reducing carbon pollution and increasing the availability of clean energy creates jobs.
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Reducing these vulnerabilities will be key to stabilising or improving their ratings.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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It was aimed at reducing emissions and replicating regulations in neighboring countries.
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Lobbyists have heard that lawmakers are considering reducing that amount to $2,400.
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This film is obsessed with reducing its female characters to submissive stereotypes.
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From an economic perspective, reducing hardships and improving health saves us money.
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The more we wait, the more difficult reducing the debt will be.
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I mean we can't get involved with reducing production for market mechanisms.
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Some countries have been more successful than others in reducing FGM prevalence.
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He supported reducing the disparity in sentencing for cocaine and crack possession.
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Instead, the carbon tax revenue should be devoted to reducing taxation elsewhere.
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The dollar shortage had hit real incomes, reducing sugar demand, he added.
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Sudan introduced austerity measures in recent weeks aimed at reducing government spending.
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"There is nothing like exercise for reducing anxiety and stress," he said.
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Reducing wind resistance would provide an even greater boost, they next determined.
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Jesse Jackson — have come out in support of reducing Blagojevich's jail time.
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Citi strategists said they had taken profits in Argentina, reducing their overweight.
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"From an environmental protection perspective, saving means reducing carbon emissions," he said.
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But the official implicitly made the case for substantially reducing refugee admissions.
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Reducing the severity of tearing during a delivery is an important goal.
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That means that reducing sexual misconduct presents a kind of coordination problem.
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The program was successful, he said, "in reducing recidivism" among its participants.
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Is reducing those troublesome feelings what the Mindful Resistance project is about?
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By mid-20173, however, the Fed had reversed course, sharply reducing rates.
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With summer crowds gone, the Sunriver Owners Association was reducing wildfire risk.
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"Reducing volatility is primarily a question of domestic policies," the report said.
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This means smart trade and reducing overseas labor competition, among other things.
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You have to stop reducing us to these categories and false dichotomies.
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Reducing income inequality is a more daunting task than teaching kids patience.
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The insect-resistant eggplant seems to be reducing pesticide use in Bangladesh.
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Suppresses ad retargeting by reducing advertisers' ability to identify iOS devices uniquely.
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That, in turn, has been hitting tax collections and reducing government revenue.
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It also appears that the nutrition program plus cash was better at building wealth than cash alone, which might have improved incomes even after the program ended, reducing poverty-related stress and reducing violence through that mechanism too.
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Leshchenko said the government would need to address several short term and long term challenges, including reducing reliance on oil revenues and reducing dollarization and the amount of non-performing loans, as well as improving the business environment.
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Shifting money and public attention towards mental health will save us in several ways — by reducing gun violence, by reducing the number of children and adults traumatized through crises, and improving the quality of health care in America.
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Just like other ambitious goals that local, state, and federal leaders embraced long before setting their sights on reducing recidivism — such as reducing teenage pregnancy or improving high school graduation rates — unqualified success will require decades of work.
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Fed officials have said they wouldn't want their process of reducing their holdings to work at cross-purposes with interest rates: While lowering borrowing costs should stimulate growth, reducing the balance sheet could curb it, at the margin.
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The administration and its allies in Congress have proposed dramatically reducing the number of banks covered by these rules, without (as a large number of economists have recommended) creating other, more effective ways of reducing excessive risk-taking.
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"Indeed, in assessing the usefulness of reducing nicotine levels in cigarettes, we need to consider the unintended consequences that mildly reducing nicotine levels may lead to higher per capita consumption as smokers look for an offset," Cowen wrote.
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Just like other ambitious goals that local, state and federal leaders embraced long before setting their sights on reducing recidivism — such as reducing teenage pregnancy or improving high school graduation rates — full success will require decades of work.
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He also said that improvements could be made in reducing racial and socioeconomic disparities, increasing cancer screening rates, such as for colon cancer, and reducing the prevalence of certain risk factors for cancer, such as overweight and obesity.
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Fuchs also said that improvements could be made in reducing racial and socioeconomic disparities, increasing cancer screening rates, such as for colon cancer, and reducing the prevalence of certain risk factors for cancer, such as overweight and obesity.
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But just as they have been reducing energy prices, natural gas and renewables — along with demand response, which is also now permitted in wholesale markets — have been reducing capacity prices, pushing a lot of old plants into retirement.
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Since the police shooting death of Michael Brown in 2014, police departments across America have invested millions to equip officers with body cameras in hopes of reducing use of force among cops as well as reducing civilian complaints.
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The survey of more than 600 businesses found franchisees are more likely to take "offsetting steps including reducing staff, reducing hours and using automation to manage the increased labor costs caused by minimum wage increases" than are nonfranchised businesses.
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It's not Sanders who's at fault here, but those who keep on making the point, again and again, that Clinton is a woman, thereby reducing -- and it is reducing, even if it's not intentional -- her candidacy to her gender.
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Toyota sees dedicated gas and diesel engines in its vehicles lineup reducing to zero by the 2040s, on its path to its goal of reducing the CO2 emissions of its vehicles by 90 percent by 2050 (compared to 2010).
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The original study, from 2006, had found that these techniques were effective both in reducing parents' report of sleep problems in their 10-month-olds and also in reducing maternal depression, which has been linked to children's sleep issues.
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The sentencing provisions include reducing lifetime mandatory minimum sentences after two prior felony drug convictions to at least 25 years; reducing minimum sentences after one prior conviction from 20 to 15 years; and making the Fair Sentencing Act retroactive.
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Reducing the corporate tax rate, reducing the regulatory burden on companies and changing the tax code to incentivize corporations to hire and expand, rather than pay dividends and buy back stock, would certainly help growth in the long term.
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Iowa, being the largest producer of corn, ethanol and biodiesel, has greatly benefitted from this common-sense energy policy that has succeeded in reducing our reliance on foreign oil, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and lowering prices at the pump.
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The updates particularly improve the system's recognition capabilities for women with darker skin tones, reducing error rates for darker-skinned men and women by as much as 20 times and reducing error rates for all women by nine times.
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