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The army will be shrunk from 101,000 to about 82,000, while the government hopes to increase the size of trained reserves from about 20,000 to 35,000 at a cost of £1.5bn.

The data collection windows has also been proposed to be shrunk from five years to up to 18 months.

In cases where multiple predictors are correlated (a common occurrence in biology), will cause predictors with no prior information to be shrunk from the model before predictors with prior information.

Worse, Green may be shrinking from contact.

But this time, even while speaking to a reporter, Ms. Phillips professed to be shrinking from the spotlight.

Another problem on Rhodes — where 70 percent of income is dependent on tourism — is that the traditional summer season seems to be shrinking from six months to three, with few bookings on either end of the June-August period.

But he does strike a chord with me and no doubt others when he says that elected officials, especially Mr. Obama as our national leader, should not be "shrinking from history" by reading a few lines handed to them.

Still, diplomats this time appear to be shrinking from dealing with Mr. Sankoh, partly because of the nature of his crimes and partly because he has such a bad record of keeping peace bargains he has made.

In the end it hurt: this was the one reggae show on the station, which had already been shrunk from two hours to one hour.

United's cash reserves – £34m – would still be the envy of most other clubs but are shrunk from the £151m in the vaults in 2009.

Tier 1 visas, for which you don't need a job offer, have been shrunk from 14,000 down to just 1,000 visas per year, and rebadged.