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slash price
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20.93 |
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And some stores slashed prices even further. |
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slash cost
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11.45 |
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Nugent has sold assets and slashed costs. |
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slash throat
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5.46 |
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His throat was slashed. |
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slash budget
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4.87 |
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Its budget has been slashed. |
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slash payroll
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3.36 |
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Slash the payroll! |
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slash tire
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3.16 |
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Her tires were slashed. |
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slash wrist
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2.83 |
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He then slashed his wrists. |
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slash subsidy
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2.57 |
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Congress has begun to slash subsidies. |
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slash rate
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2.44 |
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Roth IRAs can slash that rate. |
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slash tax
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2.37 |
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Slash taxes. |
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slash number
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2.30 |
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For one thing, he wants to slash the number of strikeouts. |
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slash job
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2.17 |
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More jobs were slashed earlier this year. |
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slash expense
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1.78 |
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Revlon also appears to have slashed marketing expenses. |
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slash production
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1.71 |
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Oil ministers agree to slash production. |
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slash tariff
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1.51 |
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China slashes tariffs in bid to join trade group. |
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slash program
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1.38 |
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So, Giuliani must slash more programs or raise taxes. |
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slash profit
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1.32 |
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The Wellcome purchase slashed profit. |
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slash benefit
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1.25 |
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Of course, many companies are not slashing benefits for their rank and file. |
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slash face
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1.18 |
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They slashed his face and stabbed him in the stomach. |
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slash output
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1.12 |
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Adverse weather during the coming weeks could slash output. |