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It was the "lowest defence budget increase in six years", the official news agency Xinhua said, adding it came "in the wake of rising economic headwinds and last year's massive drawdown of service people".

So, Retallack suggests, colonization of the land by vascular and nonvascular plants together may help explain the massive drawdown of CO2 that triggered the most recent and stronger of the two major glaciations that Lenton and his colleagues studied.

The massive drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq aims at cutting our military presence to less than 50,000 by the end of August, and to zero by the end of 2011.

This amounts to a massive drawdown of accumulated wealth, and given the mindset of permanent adolescence that has forever characterized the Baby Boomer generation, there's little hope that they'll wise-up and use their accumulated funds in leaving the world a better place for their children.

Yes, it is true that while October is known for its massive drawdowns and rallies from the depths, September has a reputation as the worst month for investor returns.

The massive buying spree coincides with India's growing border tensions with China and Pakistan, and the approaching drawdown of international forces from Afghanistan this year.

They are responsible for the slowest economic recovery ever, the biggest debt increases ever, a massive tax increase on the middle class, the relentless buildup of the regulatory state, and the swift, mindless drawdown of a military that was generations in the making".

Assuming the recommended drawdown of 4 percent a year, a nest egg of $750,000 might be needed.

A sharp drawdown of troops is one of many options Mr. Obama is considering.

Without Iraqis capable of taking over, the phased drawdown of British troops has turned ugly.

The drawdown of Chadian forces comes days after a suicide bombing killed three of their compatriots.