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In that respect, the Jets should thank the London Olympics for a temporary diversion that has downsized what could have been a full-blown news media circus to a carnival.

On Iran, Trump said his first priority is to "dismantle" the deal that has downsized Iran's nuclear infrastructure to the point where it incapable of producing a nuclear weapon, reversing his earlier calls to strictly enforce the nuclear agreement between Iran, the U.S., and other nations.

But both companies have recently taken urgent economic measures that have downsized his ambitions.

But it has lately had a loss of commercial tenants, some that have downsized or gone out of business, and some that have opted for leafier views and lower rents.

It's not just insects that have downsized over the years.

Meanwhile, Medium, DoubleDutch, AdRoll and Github are among a growing number of San Francisco-based companies that have downsized recently as they either rethink their strategies or refocus on core strengths while simultaneously reducing their overhead.

When an asteroid hit Earth 66 million years ago, only those feathered maniraptorans that had downsized to about 1 kilogram or so the birds were able to survive, probably because their small size allowed them to adapt more easily to changing conditions, the team concludes online today in PLOS Biology.

He said that the company has downsized so much that workers average $7,500 in overtime each year.

A country like Austria that has been downsized by history vacillates between a national inferiority complex and exuberance.

Leyland's Tigers, representing a city that has been downsized in the past 50 years, have now survived to play in Texas starting on Saturday.

Like St. John's, the Blue Devils employ a seven-man rotation that has been downsized with the illness of the sixth man Mike Dunleavy Jr. Dunleavy, a freshman averaging 9.5 points, has returned to his home in Portland, Ore., to recover from mononucleosis.