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Four buses of students and staff members heading down from SUNY College at Old Westbury were scaled back to two.

Until Christmas, her volunteer work consumed seven days a week; she has since scaled back to five.

Mr Harper promised three new ones: that has now been scaled back to one (costing C$720m) and six ice-hardened patrol boats.

Now Altavista has scaled back to two to three co-productions with foreign partners a year, thereby guaranteeing overseas distribution first.

In 2003, Dr. Myers said, she scaled back to four 10-hour days, "which people here consider to be part time".

The production has scaled back to six performances a week to allow for additional creative changes and rehearsals during the day, a spokesman said.

Police officials said that about 2 p.m. yesterday the search operation, which at one time included helicopters and scuba divers, had been scaled back to two harbor boats.

(The BBC rented four toilets for its team of more than three dozen reporters and technicians, but has scaled back to two).

The limit was later scaled back to one millisievert per year, but applied only to children while they were inside school buildings.

What Mr. Muhammad originally envisioned as a 12-hour rally drawing between 150,000 and 3 million people to a 29-block area was scaled back to four hours along six blocks.

That number has been rising over the last decades, with Mr. Clinton topping out at 14 in 1997; George W. Bush scaled back to nine in 2005, but his was still the most expensive inauguration, costing $42.3 million in private money.