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Brazilian critics have complained that Mr. Hug has so reduced the space for painting and sculpture that those now account for only one-third of the exhibition.

But the globalization of up-to-date vineyard and cellar techniques, with Bordeaux on the cutting edge, has so reduced risk that longstanding skepticism about the guidepost value of vintage charts has ratched up even higher.

But the drought, the worst in a century, has so reduced the flow of rainwater that there is not enough now to dilute the effluents, Mr. Jennings said, and in spotty fashion, the polluted water is increasing the fish kill.

It was this European society, where elite males were peculiarly constrained in their marital excesses, which eventually led the economic revolution which has so reduced inequality in income over the past two centuries.

"It is often said that there are no working classes in England now, that a 'bloodless revolution' has taken place, which has so reduced social differences that already most of us inhabit an almost flat plain, the plain of the lower-middle to middle classes".

Still, I managed to find space for their dry meat curry, and dream of it still: hunks of dense lamb, slow cooked in a pungent sauce until it has so reduced it's hard to say where meat ends and sauce begins.

But the science begins to tell another story, with some marine researchers studying the region indicating that the expected surfeit may not be there for the taking at all, the taking elsewhere having so reduced the world supply.

Perhaps we are so divided, Mr. President — a state of affairs that, as you acknowledged, preceded even the election of Barack Obama — precisely because we have so profoundly reduced our investment in connective tissue such as the NEH.

The company has so far reduced carbon emissions through its products roughly equivalent to taking about 5,000 cars off the road.

Wal-Mart has so far reduced greenhouse gases at its stores that were open in 2005 by 12.74 percent, according to the report.

News overtaken The inglorious end of Batista came so fast and the aeroplane has so greatly reduced the uncertainty that surrounds the whereabouts of escaping dictators that that the midday papers here are full of Batista's "victory" at Santa Clara.