Budke also says that while the Anchor team has been substantially downsized (only about 2 people are currently working full time as Anchors), this was a result of gradual attrition, not because of budget cuts.
She said Rhein-Main had been downsized in 1995, reducing its population from about 8,000 to under 2,000.
Wells, a longtime writer-producer on The West Wing and E.R., has crafted an engrossing drama that's less about the downsizing than the downsized.
Romney's business background wasn't enough to beat Kennedy, who turned it into a liability by highlighting stories about companies that were downsized after Bain takeovers.
For instance, state-owned enterprises were downsized from over 10 million to about 250,000 by the end of the 1990s.
If the V is about highway travel, the downsized Prius C is all about the city, commuting and cuteness.
Typically a party for about 1,500, the event this year was downsized to include no more than 450 people from the Seventh Avenue orbit.
In 1983 Mr. Furst published "Shadow Trade" (Delacorte), about a downsized C.I.A. agent who undertakes his own adventures.
For all the optimism expressed by the administration about a downsized, leaner Chrysler, the structure of the new Chrysler sets the stage for a conflict between current workers and retirees.
They worry about being downsized; they are traumatised by the deaths of their fathers and their children leaving home; they are besieged by intimations of mortality, as the gut spreads and the hair thins; and, most of all, they worry about "that thang down there", and not being able to Do It as fast and furiously and often as they used to.
