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"to curtail" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about reducing something, usually in size or duration. For example, "The government has decided to curtail public spending by 10% in the next budget cycle."
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We're going to curtail that.
And some want to curtail growth further.
Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.
But they are having to curtail expenditures.
He's going to curtail it, no question".
Mr. Thompson wants to curtail it.
We don't want to curtail that".
Mr Wickremesinghe wants to curtail this power by constitutional amendment.
"We're trying to take a proactive approach to curtail this".
There's a new law to curtail this kind of behavior.
Such assurances failed to curtail the rush of withdrawals.
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