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  1. General speculation. His Dilbert series came to national prominence through the, downsizing ,period in the 1990s America, and then was distributed worldwide. A former worker in
  2. Conditions Over the past decade, GDP growth averaged 1 % due to government, downsizing , drought, a drop in construction, the decline in tourism and foreign investment
  3. The definitive standard in the U. S. The New York Times held out on the, downsizing ,until July 2006,saying it would stick to its 54-inch web (-inch front page).
  4. Accord with the FRED in 2001,the armed forces are expected to continue its, downsizing , The country's security also is supplemented by a special security arrangement
  5. He blamed outsourcing for greater availability of consumer goods which lead to, downsizing ,of social security systems. Ecumenical efforts Speaking at his weekly audience
  6. Available because unemployment does not exist officially. It is believed that, downsizing ,the government workforce, which began in 2003,increased unemployment in
  7. The share values. The measures might include replacing top executives, downsizing ,operations, or liquidating the company. By the end of the 1980s,management of
  8. Was unpopular among the Republican base electorate. Large-scale campaign staff, downsizing ,took place in early July, but McCain said that he was not considering dropping
  9. Products. Later in January 2010,Disney decided to shut down Mira max after, downsizing ,Touchstone, but one month later, they began selling the Mira max brand and its
  10. Deliberate usage. Doublespeak may be in the form of bald euphemisms such as ", downsizing ," or" rightsizing" for" firing of many employees "; or deliberately
  11. Of urban area rail networks and public agencies to manage them; and, downsizing ,of the industry employment with greater use of contractors and consultants.
  12. Industry underwent a major overhaul involving corporatization, restructuring, downsizing , line and station closures and privatization. In 1993 the network was
  13. In macroeconomic adjustment efforts. Fiscal adjustment measures included, downsizing ,the civil service, implementing a pension reform that placed the system on a
  14. Persecution. General de Gaulle considered disbanding it altogether. But after, downsizing ,it to 8,000 men, stripping it of all heavy weaponry, the foreign legion was
  15. Operations (to accommodate increased social service outlays) and possible, downsizing ,of the armed forces, on which the regime has depended to stay in place. Lack of
  16. Number of conscripts, CAF also went through a period of reforms focused on, downsizing , restructuring and professionalization in the years prior to Croatia's
  17. With its separation from the Army in 1996,however, the Air Force has been, downsizing , now with a strength of approximately 270 fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, and
  18. 1973. 2010s The end of the Space Shuttle program in 2011 produced a significant, downsizing ,of the KSC workforce similar to that experienced at the end of the Apollo
  19. Alternative media and social media, The New York Times has been going through a, downsizing ,for several years, offering buyouts to workers and cutting expenses, in common
  20. A stable national currency (the lair) was introduced, and massive government, downsizing ,took place. During late 1990s more than 10,500 small enterprises had been
  21. And an Australian nun, Mother Mary Macmillan. Curia reform Pope Benedict began, downsizing ,the Roman Curia when he merged four existing pontifical councils into two in
  22. The largest sizes they would ever attain, but by 1977 General Motors managed to, downsizing ,its full-size models to more manageable dimensions. Ford followed suit two
  23. First name, who are brought in to help with cutting expenses, mainly through, downsizing , Peter is depressed, bored,and pushed around at work. He attends an
  24. Schröder, in March 2003,reversed his position and proposed a significant, downsizing ,of the welfare state, known as Agenda 2010. He had enough support to overcome
  25. Demonstrated a potential scenario in which Russian democratization and military, downsizing ,at the end of the Cold War did not eliminate the danger of accidental nuclear
  26. Tax, consolidated and reformed government-owned banks, and started a 10 %, downsizing ,in the public service. The program was derailed when Bark Some became Prime
  27. Increase in the next decade. Intel was reported in 2005 as stating that the, downsizing ,of silicon chips with good economics can continue during the next decade, Some
  28. Engine would not return to the full-size Pontiac line until the GM corporate, downsizing ,of 1977. An overhead cam six-cylinder engines was used in the Tempest model line
  29. To control government expenditure and increase tax revenues, civil-service, downsizing , financial-sector reform, and the modernization of state-owned enterprises
  30. In the city, most of the manufacturing is now done in foreign countries. This, downsizing ,took place gradually, allowing the city to court new investment in other
  31. Is another large part of the regional economy. Despite decades of gradual, downsizing ,and restructuring, the carmaker Volkswagen with its five production plants
  32. Host Autocode Elite Division events, plus escalating costs of competing and, downsizing ,of the Division in recent years. In 2003,NASCAR standardized rules for its
  33. Tons, but it is expected to increase up to 104,000 tons due to the ongoing, downsizing ,process of the AAF. In March 2008 the problem of massive amounts of excess
  34. Chain management include the need for large-scale changes, re-engineering, downsizing , driven by cost reduction programs, and widespread attention to the Japanese
  35. Work dwindling amounts of mail. Post offices and mail facilities are constantly, downsizing , replacing craft positions with new machines and consolidating mail routes
  36. States, Israel,Taiwan, Argentina,Spain, and France. As part of the army, downsizing , the operational structure of 19 military zones and three strategic brigades
  37. Planned flights The planned flights for the shuttles in 1989,before the, downsizing ,of the project and eventual cancellation, were: * 1991 - Shuttle Pick
  38. US$5 billion in annual revenues. As of January 2007,the unit is experiencing, downsizing , In January 2007,the Bonnier Magazine Group agreed to acquire 18 magazines
  39. And the loss in the MRAP-All Terrain Vehicle bidding. This has resulted in, downsizing ,of the division, with more layoffs expected. John Caldwell Calhoun (; March 18
  40. Mining, steel,and defense sectors, have remained resistant to change and the, downsizing ,required to survive in a market-based economy. Agriculture employs
  41. At Telstra. Between 1992 and 2009 Telstra's ER strategies included large-scale, downsizing ,and outsourcing. It moved dramatically toward guitarist (anti-union) ER
  42. Commencement Bay class, no new escort carriers were designed, and with every, downsizing ,of the navy, the CVEs were the first to be mothballed. Several escort carriers
  43. Mostly big block V8 engines. After this year, all GM models would go through ", downsizing ," and shrink in length, width,weight and available engine size. The 1976
  44. Noted that the parallel completion of the planned process of military personnel, downsizing , would hopefully allow a sensibly more efficient allocation of monetary
  45. Of the cannons that should have been available were in place, due to military, downsizing ,by President James Buchanan. Over the next few months repeated calls for
  46. S. Newspapers (including the overseas version of The Wall Street Journal) are, downsizing ,to wide by long for a folded page. Many rate cards and specification cards
  47. And standard equipment demanded increases in engine displacement before the, downsizing ,era set in later in the decade. Performance waned after peaking at (gross)
  48. By the Canadian government on 20 February 1959 led to a massive corporate, downsizing ,and an attempt to further diversify. Many Afro Aircraft Ltd. engineers who
  49. About it. Consequently, while General Motors and Ford were quick to begin, downsizing ,their largest cars, Chrysler (and Dodge) moved more slowly out of necessity.
  50. Wide frontage was printed on 60-inch web newsprint. Early adopters in the, downsizing ,of broadsheets initially used a 50-inch web (-inch front pages). However the

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