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You can use it when you want to talk about decreasing the amount of something by half. For example, "We need to reduce our electricity consumption by 50% to meet our environmental targets."
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The change would therefore reduce by 50% the amount of fat and calories listed on Nutella's US nutritional label.
The austerity package will reduce by 50% Sheffield's grant from central Government by 2015/2016 costing each household £308, as compared with £87 in Windsor or Buckingham.
"We can still reduce by 50% on water [some water is still used to remove the beads after washing] … we've benchmarked this against a leading US machine.
Over the next five years, we want the number of amputations in people with diabetes to reduce by 50%.
The FAA's proposal, which would begin in 2009, would eliminate this tax and reduce by 50% the international arrival and departure tax.
For example, the cross-sectional area of the blood flow was shown to reduce by 50%% in a model wherein a 12-Fr sheath (diameter 4 mm) is inserted in an artery with 5.6-mm diameter (the size of the femoral artery in our case) (Fig. 2).
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Dr. Valdiserri renewed the disease centers' pledge to reduce by 50percentthehe number of new infections in five years.
If allowed to stand, the policy would reduce by 50percentthehe amount of timber on federal lands that is due to come up for auction, Clinton administration officials said.
In fact, I'm in favor of a ban on foreign-policy debates in this election, because it will reduce by 50percentthehe number of promises the winner will have to break.
We have now to reduce by 40% domestically in Europe.
At the same time, it seeks to reduce by 50percentthehe top income tax rate, a measure that only benefits the richest Americans.
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