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cutback

noun as in decrease

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The past few years seemed to be following the familiar road to a recession: reduced job creation, cutbacks in hours, and reduced reliance on temporary workers.

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And to hear businesspeople tell it, the shutdown cutbacks are making air travel, already a challenging proposition on the best of days, a new nightmare of uncertainty.

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As schools scramble to make cutbacks, they face broader questions about what kind of university they can be in this new era of financial constraint.

A head teachers' union said the transport played a "crucial" role in getting many children to school but councils were having to make cutbacks.

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Her research indicates that it's not just low-income households that are making considerable cutbacks on their heating, as evidenced through the "record levels of energy debt" in Britain.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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