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reduced

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




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Still, tweaks are possible in response to reduced payments, along with raises in out-of-pocket costs like copayments.

From Barron's

Investor concerns include potential increased churn rates due to the iPhone 17, a possible price war with Verizon, and reduced subscriber growth from immigration policies.

From Barron's

These fractures often result in long-term pain, reduced mobility, and loss of independence, while also placing major strain on healthcare systems.

From Science Daily

“Coming out of COVID, we had very wide fiscal deficits,” but now, even after unemployment has been reduced, “budget deficits remain wide across the developed world.”

From MarketWatch

Diets centered on lower glycemic index foods were associated with a reduced likelihood of developing dementia, while higher GI diets were linked to greater risk.

From Science Daily