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Those programs cut substantially into their enrollment numbers.

"The get-out-the-vote machinery that existed 50 years ago has fallen substantially into disrepair," Dr. Rae said.

Banks may prefer to force taxpayers to front the money, but funding a $50-billion 50-billionesn't even seem like it would cut substantially into theireservets.

That taxpayers' money should not only have gone towards the power grids that would have prevented such an outage, but also substantially into education, health, roads, villages and other cities – and the railways.

So although the tariffs might end up adding only a small percentage to the overall cost of a project, they could cut substantially into profits because that margin is only 7 to 10 percent, Mr. Garland said.

Oort was able to confirm this theory in 1927 through his own direct observations of star velocities in the galaxy, and he modified the theory substantially into the form used thereafter.

The results obtained by genomic PCR (Figure 2B), RT-PCR (Figure 2C) and immunoblot (Figure 3) analysis demonstrated that the gfp tagged merE was successfully integrated into the genome of Arabidopsis plants and substantially transcribed into mRNA and then translated into the expected fusion proteins in the transgenic plants.

In the presence of rotating stall cells and partial surge, the compressor suddenly and substantially turns into the final instability (substantial drop of compressor performance).

Voter surveys show Mr. Obama has substantially cut into Mrs. Clinton's lead, which a Field Poll six months ago pegged at 30 percentage points; over the weekend a new Field Poll showed her just 2 percentage points ahead.

Cameron is unlikely to be able to count on the Lib Dems substantially eating into the gap between the two blocs either, by winning seats from either Labour or the SNP.

Since then, it has grown substantially, moving into an old warehouse and purchasing an eighteen-thousand-dollar mill that can handle slabs of wood up to sixty-one inches long.