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Advocates and experts say they believe that Zimbabwe is the first country to use international trade regulations devised to cut the costs of antiretroviral drugs for AIDS.

WICKENDEN: That was Paul Ryan this week, in one of a number of televised appearances arguing on behalf of the plan his committee devised to cut the deficit and debt by more than six trillion dollars in the next decade.

The SuperCommittee devised to cut the budget deficit has been meeting in secret and may rubber-stamp a Farm Bill that will encourage bad farming practices--the type that lead to obesity, environmental degradation, and unfair world trade.

We weren't selling anything; this was a bold conceit that Tonio had devised to cut costs.

Chinese and American officials also announced a series of bilateral initiatives devised to cut emissions that are a cause of climate change.

For the rural poor, seeking care from informal health providers is often a strategy devised to cut costs, but by which they may end up incurring higher costs due to opportunism in the poorly regulated rural health market (Bloom et al. 2011).

Rather than throwing more computing power at the problem, though, Dr Davison is using standard processors and concentrating on making his programs super-efficient by analysing the bottlenecks within them and devising ways to cut the number of computational steps.

The army's new boss is also its architect: asked to find savings of £5.3 billion ($8.9 billion), he devised a plan to cut the number of full-time soldiers from 102,000 to 82,000 by 2018.

Last June, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared the debate on climate change over and directed a "Climate Action Team" made up of representatives from various state agencies to devise a plan to cut the state's greenhouse gas emissions to 2000 levels by 2010, to 1990 levels by 2020 and to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050.

The age of the traditional three-year degree could come to an end after universities were ordered yesterday to devise two-year fast-track courses to cut the cost of higher education to students and the public purse.

The technique devised by the researchers uses neither nucleases to cut the DNA nor a promoter to drive expression of the clotting factor gene.