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reduction

[ri-duhk-shuhn] / rɪˈdʌk ʃən /


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They know their routines must be virtually perfect in order to avoid reductions from the judges.

From Los Angeles Times

Other parts of the healthcare plan include transparency initiatives, such as making providers and insurers prominently post their prices, along with a call for Congress to fund what’s known as cost-sharing reduction payments.

From MarketWatch

Other parts of the healthcare plan include transparency initiatives, such as making providers and insurers prominently post their prices, along with a call for Congress to fund what’s known as cost-sharing reduction payments.

From MarketWatch

A reduction in days on market or slow increase in inventory would point to more power for sellers—while buyers could have more power in places where supply is plentiful and homes sit longer.

From Barron's

"We don't want only a 40% tumor reduction or slowing down. We want to remove the cancer altogether."

From Science Daily