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He said the House-passed bill represented a cut of about $17 billion for this year.

Anticipating criticism, the committee noted Thursday that the amount represented a cut of about half a cent for every dollar spent on the program.

The salary would have kept Torre as the highest-paid manager in the majors, but the guaranteed portion would have represented a cut from his present salary, which averaged $6.4 million over the last three seasons.

During a speech to the conference yesterday, foreign minister Julie Bishop said Australia had "an ambitious 2020 target" which she said represented a cut of 19% from business as usual.

Maya cities with a history of stonecarving that extended back into the Early Classic preferred to pair their stelae with a circular altar, which may have represented a cut tree trunk and have been used to perform human sacrifice, given the prevalence of sacrificial imagery on such monuments.

The houses we passed, palatial properties with views of the water, represented a cut-and-paste approach to Old World European glamour: there were French windows flanked by Corinthian pillars and topped by Tudor roofs.

7 The Generalised Anxiety Disorder Assessment (GAD-7) was used to identify anxiety disorders where a score of 10 or more represented a cut-off point for probable GAD. 8 The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Checklist Civilian was used to identify symptoms of probable PTSD.

This move alone represents a cut of at least 15% in GPs benefits.

Given the changes will last for at least three years, this represents a cut in income of between 3% to 6%, depending what happens with inflation.

Last November, Chancellor George Osborne said the budget for 16- to 19-year-olds would be protected in cash terms, but this represents a cut after inflation.

During Argentina's 2001-02 ecrisisc crisis, the government forcibly converted all energy tariffs from dollars to pesos, representing a cut of nearly two-thirds in their real value.