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The Office for Budget Responsibility has warned that North Sea oil and gas could generate just £100m a year in tax in future after it dramatically slashed its forecasts for North Sea tax receipts.

Ending the longest period of unchanged rates in Canada since 1950, the central bank cut its overnight rate to 0.75% from 1%, where it had been since September 2010, and it dramatically slashed its inflation and growth forecasts for the coming year.

Critics say the tax law is likely to exacerbate growing inequality, as it dramatically slashed taxes on corporations and wealthy estates, while Republican proponents say it will usher in robust economic growth that will lift wages for most workers.

U-Drive-It taxi dramatically slashes operating costs, but safety risks of rear-seat steering mean sky-high insurance that doubles average fare.

"If you look at the block grant proposal in the context of the Ryan-Republican budget, it would dramatically slash the resources available to help struggling families".

While terrorism will still exist, its scope and degree can be dramatically slashed simply by ending the US wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and lest we forget, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, and everywhere else we're engaging in violent, military conflict with Al-Qa'eda affiliates (both real and imagined).

The company had dramatically slashed the price of its tablet just a little under two months after its release, but continued to be dogged by poor sales.

Nevertheless, HTC executives insist that today's $200 drop was one planned long before Oculus dramatically slashed the price of its own system.

As for benefits, those, too, have been dramatically slashed over the years.

They will return a dramatically slashed majority at best, probably exacerbated by a painfully low turnout.

Trump dramatically slashed refugee flows after his administration buried findings showing them to be a net economic positive.