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Still, the service might be allowed to reduce its annual contribution.
He is also asking that the Postal Service be allowed to reduce mail service to five days a week, and to eliminate some postal branches.
Under that proposal, a tax deduction would not be allowed to reduce a person's taxable income by more than 28percentt of the deduction amount.
Banks could be encouraged to build up more capital during booms, which would help to avoid excessive lending, and then be allowed to reduce their capital in bad times to cushion the economy from a credit crunch.
The governor is also proposing that the state assume a greater share of Medicaid cost increases borne by local governments, and that state and local governments be allowed to reduce the pension benefits of future public workers.
The program would be voluntary for states, which would be required to provide a dollar-for-dollar match and would not be allowed to reduce their current spending on pre-K, according to a summary of the plan provided yesterday by the Clinton campaign.
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Fisa is allowed to reduce the distance if it needs to, so there are contingencies.
When the result was queried the returning officer was allowed to reduce the turnout to a more acceptable figure.
Regulators can say what games are allowed, to reduce their addictiveness, and get the industry to promote counselling services for problem gamblers.
Several commission members said that employers were more likely to continue providing health benefits to retirees under 65 if they were allowed to reduce or eliminate benefits for those 65 and older.
The process of cooking is, in fact, very simple: some aromatic vegetables are sautéed in olive oil, followed by the liver and sage, some red wine that's allowed to reduce, the ground meats, stock and tomatoes.
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