While improving our efficiency ratings, the reduced scale of outreach would lower the amount of funds we could raise.

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It turns World Park, in Beijing, a theme park of tacky reduced-scale reproductions of cultural wonders (from the Taj Mahal to the Eiffel Tower), into a derisive microcosm of China.

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The percentage depletion deduction was conceived in 1932 based on the accepted corporate tax principle that business taxes should be reduced in scale as the value of company equipment, structures and other assets diminish over time.

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These carefully designed subsidies, initially quite generous, have been reduced over time as the industry gained scale and costs were reduced.

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William thought there must be a long compound German word for the way that large events in the world could affect your personal life: the scale was reduced to the point of insignificance, but the everyday effect was amplified.

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That means CCDs can't take advantage of the same economies of scale that have continually reduced the cost of memory chips and microprocessors.

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With a full-strength workforce operating at reduced hours, businesses have the ability to scale up quickly when their economic situation improves.

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UN's own assessment of Iraqi needs, the scale of the expanded deal will have to be reduced.

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Colombia has done especially well: partly because it switched from ineffective crop-spraying to large-scale manual eradication, its coca-growing land has been reduced by 60% in the last decade.

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But in 2011, the NFL introduced a rookie wage cap that reduced the pay for top-10 picks by tying salaries to a sliding scale.

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