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The trio said it would be preferable not to split the progressive vote, with the Lib Dems standing a chance of reducing Theresa May's Commons majority.

Reduced financial flows and an even weaker exchange rate would give the UK a chance of reducing its trade deficit, creating real jobs for the many, not the few.

He was not sent back because Britain felt he would not receive a fair trial.So far, Mr Obasanjo's anti-corruption drive seems admirably non-vindictive, but to have a chance of reducing corruption in Nigeria to a tolerable level Mr Obasanjo needs to make two drastic changes.

This way, you will have a chance of reducing your overall tax bill.

This large study cohort demonstrated that the administration of FIT screening led to a chance of reducing CRC deaths by 62% for screened subjects versus unscreened subjects.

But it was also a more serious proposal, with a real chance of reducing costs and expanding insurance, instead of just shoring up the status quo.

If future system-level interventions can address these differences, they will have a greater chance of reducing disparities and a greater net effect on quality improvement.

You have a good chance of reducing your tax bill with an appeal if your house is assessed for more than what similar, nearby properties sold for or are assessed for.

If Lord McNally were to ensure that such laws existed, he would have a better chance of reducing hostility on the Island and he would put an end to the Sark Newsletter's campaign for laws to protect the victims of such abuse.

Only very active regional diplomacy and negotiation among the regional and great powers involved in the Afghanistan conflict has even a small chance of reducing the violence and stabilizing the country, perhaps by eventually encouraging the Taliban to lay down its arms and join Afghan politics.

If these possible outcomes are dealt with, the legalization of marijuana in Uruguay according to Geoff, at least—"stands a good chance of reducing homicides and other violent crime".