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Instead, it ordered far cheaper changes that spared fewer organisms.

Yet Gordon ordered far more of the Namur to be laid down than necessary to support a floor.

On the wind side, turbines that once had to be ordered far in advance are suddenly becoming available.

But Emirates has plenty of the planes knocking about, having ordered far more A380s than anyone else as it aims to become people-carrier for the world.

A new equine medical director's office will be responsible for protecting horses, and the governor ordered far tighter controls on commonly abused racetrack medications.

But research published Monday in the journal Health Affairs found that doctors using computers to track tests, like X-rays and magnetic resonance imaging, ordered far more tests than doctors relying on paper records.

(NBC has announced that it intends to order far fewer pilots for the 2008-9 season).

For example, the networks are ordering far fewer pilots, test episodes of new series that are expensive to produce.

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Ministers recognise that an eight-day strike is not only dangerous but may force them to order far more radical strike-breaking options involving the police.

Analysts were pleased that the results were at the high end of estimates and that retailers managed their inventory well -- ordering far less merchandise but selling it at full or almost full price.