Likewise, Rachel's soul-music counterpart, Mercedes Amber Rileyy), suggests a baby Aretha Franklin with the roughness sanded out of her voice, the spontaneous gospel fervor reduced to polished melismas.
To accommodate small investors with patriotic fervor, Turner reduced its $2,500 investment limit to $25 for the first two weeks after the markets reopened.
But the long-term aim of reducing anti-American fervor among Islamic extremists will still best be achieved by directly engaging with the Muslim people.
But in an effort to reduce the competitive fervor in their lives, and increase the eccentricity quotient, Cady McClain and Jon Lindstrom, actors who once played embattled divorcées on "As the World Turns," created their getaway in New Orleans.
Ms. Barton and Mr. Keigwin produce fairly lightweight fare in which the fervor of Graham's solo is reduced to a bundle of nervous ticks.
In a tribute to the quality of the venue and the knowledgeable fervor of the audience, many artists have reduced their fees to fit into the society's annual budget, said Judy Wernick, a board member who helps book the acts.
"But there is now such fervor to reduce the size of the environmental agency.
The Chinese government, eager to control an oil-rich region and reduce any strain of separatist fervor, has designated the Uyghur shrines as "cultural property," officially undercutting their religious function and promoting their identity as tourist attractions.
All of which makes Ms. Rey's research particularly relevant, not least her recommendation that policy makers in the United States and abroad put in place regulations that reduce the intensity and speculative fervor of these flows.
But Federer has yet to win the Davis Cup, an event that he played with great fervor earlier in his career before reducing his commitment to focus on individual success.
The creation of a new benefit for veterans illustrates how even the budget-cutting fervor of House Republicans, who have made reducing federal spending their top priority, can be overturned by a big enough political push.
