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However, this funding is no longer ringfenced and has been dramatically reduced.

Since then, rather than increasingly clobbering the middle classes, inheritance tax has been dramatically reduced.

"The reason is that the gap between basic research and commercialization has been dramatically reduced by genetic engineering tools".

Perishable Profits The explosion of multiplexes, where it is easy to open a movie in more than one auditorium, has created a situation in which the shelf life of a film -- even a hit -- has been dramatically reduced.

There's massive soil erosion, and the organic and mineral content of the soil has been dramatically reduced, as has the water-holding capacity of the soil, leading to drought conditions.

"Given that the standard of living in Greece has been dramatically reduced over the last three to four years, it is entirely possible for this to happen," he said.

"The people who are playing in that league — their numbers have been dramatically reduced," McLauchlen said.

The predicted savings from universal credit have been dramatically reduced ahead of the scheme's nationwide launch.

Cervical cancer was once the leading cancer killer of women in the United States, but deaths have been dramatically reduced in the last 50 years as a result of pap smears.

All told, Ms. Trower said that loan losses had been "dramatically reduced as a result of the rigorous credit process the private bank's leadership has put in place".

The presenter's hours had been dramatically reduced before he was ultimately axed after Channel 4 awarded the racing contract to IMG Media Ltd in August 2012, which brought in a new team, led by Clare Balding.