The luxe taste of ladies who lunch will be sated with a significant amount of fur, in coats, on trims and scarves.
In America, which does relatively little of it, redistribution trims the Gini index by roughly ten points.
This may be defensible, since it trims a hidden subsidy to Italian business (in the form of cheap financing).
The labour supply rises more slowly than would otherwise be the case, which trims potential GDP growth.
Models would be mass produced in batches of different colours, or with different trims and options, based on the best guesses of the marketing department as to how many of each variant could be sold.
The transcript I gave is from the video clip; the transcript they use trims out "They ended up for some reason, amazingly, through luck, because they didn't have the right timing..."....
That means partially absorbing the cost of the duty, a move which trims their margins and lessens their ability to invest in the kind of five-star product now offered by many Gulf and Asian megacarriers.APD favours eastern carriers in other ways, too.
Mr Bush's budgets routinely excluded unavoidable outlays, such as those for wars and natural disasters, incorporated tax increases and spending trims that he knew would never occur, and masked his policies' impact on the deficit by shortening the forecast horizon to five years from ten.
Jokowi has ambitious plans for universal health care and education, but unless he trims the country's immense fuel subsidies he may find himself unable to pay for them.
A rule of thumb holds that a 10% increase in the price of oil trims 0.2 percentage points from global growth.
If a continuing gradual fall in the dollar trims the current-account deficit, this could, paradoxically, also lessen the chance of a sudden collapse of confidence in the dollar.Europe's opportunityIn Europe a weak dollar is feared and resented.
