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New York City Ballet has announced that it will shorten its summer season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center from three weeks to two, citing the worsening economic climate.

That means if you're totally bombing a series of flashcards, you can go back and reread -- or if you're breezing through, it will shorten the quiz altogether.

But the decision has potentially bigger ramifications: It will shorten the time frame the office has to use a powerful law when pursuing securities fraud claims.

"It will shorten her life," said Dr. Christy Russell, the co-director of the Norris Breast Center at the University of Southern California and the chairwoman of the breast cancer advisory group for the American Cancer Society.

London, Tuesday Night The most noticeable thing about discussion of the atomic bomb here to-day - and nobody has discussed anything else worth speaking of - is that hardly anybody mentions the fact that it will shorten the war with Japan.

It will shorten sentences for some nonviolent prison inmates who participate in rehabilitation programs, reduce parole supervision for some infirm and nonviolent offenders, and increase monitoring for parolees with violent criminal records.

Pulling on the string to give it tension will shorten it, shortening the winding time.

That's why UPS has invested heavily in a just launched new project, ORION, that it says will shorten drivers' routes and save millions on fuel.

If it is falling inward as fast as predicted, its day will shorten noticeably in the coming years.

It not only will shorten the hike but will guide visitors to a central concourse from which all the main galleries can be reached, providing a clear sense of geography.

Based on preliminary results, leaders of the UCLA program expect it will reduce and shorten hospital stays, reduce the number of emergency room visits, and improve patients' and caregivers' health.