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The final national rating will probably be lower because the overnight measures only 48 major markets.

Monthly rates will be lower because the annual income required to trigger repayments will be higher – up to £21,000 from £15,000.

The federal income tax on the spread in the strike price and the market price will be lower because the top marginal income tax rate dropped to 35percentt from 38.6.

The swap saves the Knicks about $1.58 million in salary and luxury-tax payments, although the actual savings will be lower because the Knicks sent an undisclosed amount of cash to Minnesota.

If WPP topped Havas's pricey offer of 541 pence a share, its average cost a share would be lower because the stake it now owns -- 22percentt, up from an initial 13percentt -- was acquired at prices well below 541 pence.

A government insurer has some big advantages over a private one; its financing costs would be lower because the government can borrow cheaply; it would not have to worry too much about future liabilities since it could never go bust; and its economies of scale would be larger than those of the competition.

These prices need to be lowered because, otherwise, what's the point?

Ticket prices for matches at the London Stadium could also be lowered, because the venue can host 60,000 people for cricket, more than twice as many as any other cricket ground in the UK.

As well, the molten metal tapping temperature could be lowered, because the transit temperature losses were substantially reduced (e.g. from an average of 50 °C down to 15 °C).

The taxes withheld were lower because the entities receiving the income claimed exemptions under foreign tax treaties.

A Honda spokesman said sales were lower because the American economy had not recovered as strongly as hoped.