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reduced

[ri-doost, -dyoost] / rɪˈdust, -ˈdyust /




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“Ultimately, some of the higher costs must be passed onto consumers in the highly competitive food retailing industry, so consumers stand to ultimately see higher food prices and reduced purchasing power.”

From Salon

Future research will need to explore whether combining time-restricted eating with reduced calorie intake produces stronger benefits.

From Science Daily

He noted that identifying Alzheimer's sooner gives doctors more time to intervene and potentially slow the progression of symptoms such as memory loss, reduced thinking speed, and mood changes.

From Science Daily

The worlds of TV soaps Coronation Street and Emmerdale will collide - literally - in an explosive crossover episode on Monday, kicking off a revamped but reduced schedule for the shows.

From BBC

The main driver, however, will be renewed business confidence in the face of reduced policy uncertainty, Stanley writes.

From Barron's