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When she took office, she discovered that what had been a $2.6 million budget had been decimated by Mr. Green in his final days and by cutbacks resulting from the Sept. 11 terror attack.

The Cup Noodles billboard was replaced in 2006 by a General Motors billboard featuring a Chevrolet branded clock; however, as a part of cutbacks resulting from GM's bankruptcy and re-organization, the Chevrolet Clock was removed in 2009 and eventually replaced by the current Dunkin' Donuts display.

She said the magazine's parent company, Hachette Filipacchi Media, continued to invest in Elle and that any financial cutbacks resulted from routine reviews of budgets.

Financial cutbacks resulted in fewer story commissions and an increasing reliance on film from previous bulletins being recut time and again for further screenings, she recalls.

"If these cutbacks result in improving the company, that has a positive impact in the city".

"We've already lost one, mobility," he added, a reference to the travel slowdowns caused by tightened security at airports and aboard aircraft, "and we may be losing another, information," a reference to the cutbacks in direct mail resulting from the anthrax incidents.

Whether single or married, mothers are more directly affected than fathers by cutbacks in public child care provisions resulting from state budget shortfalls and the withdrawal of federal stimulus funds.

The decline in overall terminations rate could be due to the improving socio-economic situation, the lowering in social indicators for abortions in both 2003 and 2011 [ 21, 22] from 13 to one (pregnancy resulting from sexual assault), and a cutback in the number of medical criteria in 2007 [ 10].

The cutbacks will result in a charge of $150 million in the first half of the year.

He said further cutbacks might result if sales continued to fall.

Yet again, in 2011, the City Council was warned the cutbacks would result in longer response times.