From velvet to beaded and sequin iterations, embellished versions of the downsized style are trending.
Might as well have eliminated another six men: it's the downsized version of the sport that offers the most obvious potential for rapid growth.
Its replacement is a drastically downsized version of the original Roman Pantheon-inspired beauty.
Yet Mr Margvelashvili will inherit a downsized version of the Georgian presidency, wielding far fewer powers than his predecessor.
Mr. Sakow, 65, said in a recent phone interview that he may open a downsized version of the museum in a few months.
On Friday, Mr. Obama will tour a downsized version of the plant in Lake Orion, which President Ronald Reagan came to dedicate in 1984.
It was like a local, downsized version of the West Bank security barrier that Israel started building shortly afterward, with the declared intention of keeping out suicide bombers.
In looks, performance and, now, luxury, ML buyers will feel as though they're driving a mildly downsized version of the sumptuous GL, the three-row S.U.V. that's arguably the best of the big luxury barges.
The S.U.V., which is scheduled to be shown at the Los Angeles auto show on Wednesday, is powered by a downsized version of the brand's V-8, displacing 5.5 liters but producing 518 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque, an increase of 15 horsepower and 44 pound-feet of torque over the outgoing version.
The prohibition led to an ambitious plan to extend into the sea: a Dubai-style peninsula had been proposed, providing an extra 15 hectares to accommodate the growing flood of flight capital, but Prince Albert blocked the plan in 2008 when the financial crisis hit (though a downsized version of the plan has since returned).
