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Legal aid is now only offered to those domestic victims who meet particular criteria, such as going to a refuge or involving the police.

Online sales were up 27 per cent but customers were put off by changes to free home delivery, now only offered to those spending £50 or more rather than £30 previously.

The biggest change will be the increase in the number of patients seen daily and the availability of dental services, which are now only offered sporadically, Juarez said.

Ms. Gendels says the bank now only offers adjustable-rate loans.

HSBC, for example, will now only offer buy-to-let mortgages to its Premier account holders.

Customers are increasingly buying financial products online, Barclays said, as it revealed it would now only offer retail investment services via the internet.

About a year ago, Sainsbury's dropped Tesco from its Brand Match scheme – it now only offers shoppers a discount voucher if they could have bought branded items for less at Asda.

That is why Shanghai's two other crematories, in more congested districts, have been dismantled and now only offer funeral services before sending bodies to Yishan, a collection of white tile buildings on the outskirts of the city.

Ben Burnett, a vice president of the Boston Consulting Group, which is managing the startup, said that each airline would independently set fares and that the site would present side-by-side the best fares available, including specials that each airline now only offers at its own Web site and that are often 5 to 10percentt lower than the lowest published fares.

and retailers like EB Games and Best Buy now only offer the more expensive (and more profitable) 60GB PS3.

Since most mobile operators – including AT&T – now only offer capped data plans, iPhone users need to watch their data.