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retrench

verb as in save

verb as in economize

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Private equity firms — which tend to be attracted to film and TV libraries because of the cash flow they generate — have retrenched a bit from their previous interest in Hollywood.

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“It’s the aftereffects of trying to compete at the streaming level and thinking that’s the future. Resources were put there, and now they have to retrench.”

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But the company since has retrenched, recognizing the need to focus on creating high-quality originals that meet Disney’s once lofty standards.

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Rickey would rather they retrench into a nostalgia tour of laughs and revelry — he’s even found the tan Chrysler LeBaron they used to ride in.

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"If consumers retrench... the entire economy is going to go down with it," he said.

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

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