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Jim Eads, a state tax specialist with Ernst & Young, said that if a few large states adopt streamlining language, others will follow quickly.
Participants and observers from some environmental groups said some progress had been made on streamlining language so that ministers would have fewer points to negotiate.
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We started the contest with high hopes that readers would help to streamline the language, but the first wave of responses was not auspicious.
With the five other foreign-language Oscars bagged by Miramax before 2000, it signalled the rise of the glossy, streamlined foreign-language film – bottled classics with a life-affirming tang and a little twist of another culture.
For love or money (but usually money) studios have tapped old stories for different times, fresh stars and ambitious directors, streamlining conceits and translating inconvenient foreign languages.
(Most directly and irrefutably, management consultants are responsible for the cowardly language of mass-sackings: " rightsizing," "streamlining," and "restructuring"). .
The biggest barrier to streamlining agencies' work is that they often speak different languages or don't speak to each other at all.
That word "streamlined" got into the language, I think, about that time through my effort.
His plays, though rooted in reality, are fables, whose uniqueness lies in their distinctive music — a terse, streamlined orchestration of thought, language, and character which draws viewers in and makes them work for meaning.
Answer: some streamlining.
They're just streamlining.
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