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Although the drug debate often reduces to a series of confusing statistical duels over whether, say, American interdiction efforts or Holland's lenient pot laws are working, some facts are not in dispute.
Finally appropriate software to read and manipulate the data must be identified; this often reduces to the base level of a simple text editor, again a tool not necessarily optimised for extracting or manipulating data.
Although some attempts are being made to 'a priori' decide which kernel function is more suitable for a problem, no definite solution for this task has been found yet, since choosing the best kernel very often reduces to a selection among different possibilities by a cross-validation process.
Maths is often reduced to nothing more than a MacGuffin.
A complicated continent is often reduced to caricature.
Palestine was thus often reduced to a battlefield.
Derrick was often reduced to sleeping in doorways, and was notoriously dirty and smelly.
Richard Nixon and Watergate itself, meanwhile, were often reduced to footnotes.
Oddly, though, the historical canvas is often reduced to a minor reference point.
Significant historical episodes are often reduced to little more than sound bites.
By Peter C. Baker April 12, 2017 The U.A.E. is so often reduced to a glitzy two-dimensional backdrop.
