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adjustment

[uh-juhst-muhnt] / əˈdʒʌst mənt /




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The Welsh government said it was now reviewing scores of roads and has published a list of places where speed adjustments might be made.

From BBC

“The park looks forward to working closely with state partners to implement these adjustments and refine the approach to serve visitors while protecting park resources,” the announcement said.

From The Wall Street Journal

You will also continue to receive any cost-of-living adjustments the Social Security Administration provides, whether you keep working or not.

From MarketWatch

Especially for retirees on fixed or semi-fixed incomes, these adjustments can reduce stress, create flexibility and extend the longevity of retirement savings.

From MarketWatch

Kim said he tweaked his swing last year after coming over from the KBO on a three-year, $12.5-million contract, and is continuing to progress and feel more comfortable with the adjustments he’s made.

From Los Angeles Times