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But it is still worth considering ideas to contain prices, and perhaps even lower them.

Both men said they also hoped the redevelopment would diversify their economic bases and, in turn, keep a lid on property taxes and perhaps even lower them.

"It seems likely that risk is increased in association with intakes in the order of 200 mg per day and perhaps even lower," they said.

Most businesses that put solar panels on their roofs in order to show support for a cleaner source of electricity, cut carbon emissions and perhaps even lower their energy bills.

Corrections officials project that the prison population will continue to drop, to roughly 65,200 in 2002 and perhaps even lower if the governor and legislative leaders agree this year on overhauling the state's Rockefeller-era drug laws.

The baseline results suggest that had local governments needed to fund half of OAA payments in 1939, on the lower end of local funding shares prior to the New Deal, the share of the elderly receiving OAA would have been 5percentt rather than 22percentt, and perhaps even lower.

These data taken together suggests that once the learning curve has been ascended in patients who have cytoreductive surgery combined with perioperative chemotherapy, the morbidity and mortality compares favorably and is perhaps even lower than in patients who undergo advanced surgery for gastrointestinal malignancy.

At a time when health care payment policies are changing to reward better quality, reducing emotional trauma in care facilities should not only improve the lives of patients and health care workers, but perhaps even lower the cost of care as well.

It is possible that had we described additional aspects of severe SSc (e.g., finger contractures, painful ulcers, and painful calcinosis), then the utility for severe SSc might have been lower, perhaps even lower than the utility for PsA.

Pundits are predicting another drop in support for the ANC, from 65.9% of voters in 2009 to somewhere around 60% or perhaps even lower.

His fellow MPC member, the Bank's chief economist, Andy Haldane, also raised the prospect of cutting official borrowing costs to zero or perhaps even lower in a speech last September.