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The story has essentially been streamlined into a monologue -- but one that Mr. Ginkas has transformed into a dialogue with the audience.

The 'no' vote also means the two-tier county council restructure in Durham and Northumberland, which would have been streamlined into a single or several unitary authorities under an elected regional assembly, will remain intact.

As part of that effort, the company has completely overhauled its organizational chart: Approximately 2,000 job titles have been streamlined into a much smaller number of broad categories encompassing similar skills.

Requirements for HIV and AIDS programmes have fallen 35 per cent, as many costs have now been streamlined into all other programme budgets or are addressed through national development frameworks.

It's taken five years of planning, during which the original scheme was streamlined into a considerably more modest building.

Vaizey also announced that the eight regional screen agencies outside London would be streamlined into a single body, Creative England.

A longer-term prospect, should the sensors be so successful that they are implemented across London, is that the technology could be streamlined into a separate "City pass" especially for London's drivers.

The Coalition argues environmental approvals need to be streamlined into a "one-stop shop", while opponents claim the states cannot be trusted to safeguard the environment without federal oversight.

"It is not a commercial platform, although we hope that when we have raised the traffic, we can have partnerships with others as well as give animated and customized information," says Mr. Ouadi, explaining how a visitor's viewing choices will be streamlined into a personal portfolio.

As they launched the British army's largest operation in Iraq since the end of the war, the Telegraph notes, defence chiefs "ruled out a reprieve" for the Black Watch, which is to be streamlined into a single "super regiment" for the whole of Scotland.

The Disability and Universal Credit report, compiled by Disability Rights UK, the Children's Society and Citizens Advice, warns that few people have yet grasped the full impact of the changes, which will be implemented in October 2013, when a series of means-tested benefits are streamlined into a single new benefit, universal credit.