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It comes after recent speculation over potential changes the government could make to bring down the cost of the scheme in the Budget.

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But it warned that there would be no quick fixes to improve the state of our rivers or bring down bills.

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The announcement on Saturday that Paul will retire at the end of this NBA season will bring down the curtain on his Hall of Fame career.

Reeves is expected to increase some taxes in the Budget after saying she means to bring down NHS waiting lists, the national debt and the cost of living.

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Recent developments overseas have the potential to complicate the White House’s agenda to bring down borrowing costs, while heightening competition for investors in the U.S. and Japanese bond markets.

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