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The organisation had now scaled back and was "back on track" she added.

Now scaled back to a total of 8,000 homes, the "legacy communities" will be formed from familiar things: terraces and squares, mansion blocks and mews houses.

Marketers that used to place ads in three or four similar magazines have now scaled back their largess, meaning a rising tide does not lift all boats.

Even the Bush campaign cannot spend $50m every month trashing Mr Kerry (it has now scaled back its advertising while Mr Kerry has started a TV blitz of his own).

Twelve states, including Kansas and New York, have now scaled back these laws in some form in recent years, leaving 16 states that still have strict bans on Sunday sales of liquor, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.

The space agency has now scaled back its ambitions, and says no date is fixed for a manned Moon trip.

There are murmurs in Geneva that some countries are now scaling back their offers.

And the British Department for International Development is among many other big donors now scaling back their activities.

Citigroup, now scaling back to a smaller Citicorp, still plans to send five formal participants to the conference, like others in the strategic partners circle.

Those facing similar situations include General Motors, which has long been seen as the gold standard for health benefits but is now scaling back.

Sergio P. Ermotti, the interim chief executive, is now scaling back the struggling investment banking operation, which makes up a large part of the bank's costs, and free up capital to invest in its more successful wealth management unit.