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India is also likely to be downsized.

Rio Paralympics to be downsized amid disappointing ticket sales.

Once Washington is won, government needs to be downsized, costs taken out.

"Classic recipes need to be downsized to counteract growing waistlines," they concluded.

They see workers who stay in one place for 25 to 30 years only to be downsized out of jobs.

I don't think anyone expected the board to be downsized to nine and the executive committee to be eliminated".

Jumping into a job would be particularly foolish, Mr. Goggins said, now that the stigma that was attached to being downsized in the 1990's no longer applies.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Lap-Band Surgeryry for Big Banks  |  Saying market forces don't work with the biggest global banks at their current sizes, the former International Monetary Fund chief economist Simon Johnson argues on the Economix blog that too-big-to-fail banks should be downsized to manageable proportions so that a collapse can no longer threaten the global financial system.

Given the shrinkage of the world because of travel and instantaneous communication, it's probably naive to believe that the papacy could be downsized to its dimensions in 1000 A.D. If Rome continues to rule the ecclesiastical roost, it makes sense for the College of Cardinals to be internationalized and for the papacy to be open to non-Italians.

Zaha Hadid's Aquatics Centre will lose its wings and drop from 17,500 capacity to 2,500; a decision on the Olympic Stadium, which can be downsized to 25,000 seats, will be taken in October, and there is speculation that West Ham FC will be the new tenants.

To ease the transition, the Signature crew built a stage for "Billy Elliot" that could be downsized to make room for the table seating of "Ain't Misbehavin'," then augmented and repainted to fit the new show's aesthetic.