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Mr. Obama's Medicare cutbacks, over 20 years, are larger than Mr. Ryan's.

The prison, he said, had lost 15 of its 125 guards to cutbacks over the last five years.

That reduction, combined with two previous cutbacks over the last five years, left the bureau with roughly three dozen investigators working mob cases in the city, 60 percent fewer than in 2008.

But employees at ITV's regional division, which has seen heavy cutbacks over the past year after the company axed about 400 jobs, would be relieved at the relative security such a move might bring.

Defense cutbacks over the past decade changed that, and last December Rockwell dumped its defense and aerospace operations on Boeing for $3.2 billion.

The ongoing trend of workplace cutbacks over furloughs was recently covered by the New York Times' Steven Greenhouse: businesses are increasingly paying their workers' less to recoup or mitigate financial losses.

Anecdotal evidence in the spring of '09 implied the cutbacks had over-shot and gross domestic product at least in quarters three and four would benefit from inventory reaccumulation.

"There has been a fantastic cutback over news during the past few years.

By the 20th minute Leicester had barely left their own half and such was their opponents' domination that when Silva, lifting Maxi Pereira's cutback over, missed glaringly shortly afterwards it was hard to sense any potential regret.

On his first league start of the season, Ledesma broke the deadlock four minutes after the restart and Richard Smallwood should have made it two but he fired the goal-scorer's cutback over from 10 yards.

Those are tough cutbacks, but, over all, the Pell grant program would continue to help close to nine million students.