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Museums contain multitudes of beautiful fish fossils, but their real beauty emerges when combined with the larger number of ugly, broken fossils, and reduced to ones and zeros.
Top on the threats facing birds is habitat loss and reduced food availability.
And I didn't hear any of them talking about themselves as if they had been reduced to a thing, totally subjected to the will of the other.
We do this to systematically reduce them and keep them reduced.
Climate change has greatly reduced the sea ice around here, greatly increasing human activity, and it's becoming a flashpoint, and in fact the NATO Parliamentary Assembly is going to meet here on Svalbard next month.
But the more I played, the less my symptoms surfaced, and the intensity of my attacks reduced.
In India, this has been fantastic, it has actually reduced the birth rate but kept it above that magic 2.1 number.
As I say, if you're in a swarm, your odds of being the unlucky one are reduced as compared to a small group.
In a time in which I should have felt abandoned by God, I was not reduced to ashes.
Down the road, there was another building, a nice visual structure: horizontal, vertical elements, little decorative lines going across, these magenta squiggles, the workmen being reduced to decorative elements, just a nice, kind of, breakup of the urban place.
0.5 percent of patients also experience permanent hoarseness and a few, but still a few, will experience reduced function in the arms or even legs.
Food waste at buffets goes way down if the plate or the box size is reduced a little, because on the smaller plate it looks full but in the big box it looks half empty, so we put more in.
So, because it went into mass production, costs were reduced, 100 years of refinement, emissions were reduced, tremendous production value.
Our rate of maternal mortality actually increased over the last decade, while other countries reduced their rates.
In return, the seer told them how to overcome the terrifying trial that lay ahead: the Symplegades, a pair clashing rocks that reduced ships to splinters.
I was reduced from a man to being nothing.
I obviously can't talk about the details of that software, but today it's at work in 38 countries, having reduced the time it takes to get to a child by more than 65 percent.
And the study showed that, compared to other buildings, there is a reduced incidence of eye irritation by 52 percent, respiratory systems by 34 percent, headaches by 24 percent, lung impairment by 12 percent and asthma by nine percent.
You see, societies don't develop because they've reduced corruption.
We did it, it reduced waste by three million pounds a year.
We measured it during the decade of the '90s, and over 10 years we reduced 300 million pounds of waste.
So individuals with mutations that reduced the length of their tails became more successful at life on land, surviving long enough to pass their short tails on to the next generation.
But the point is that, suppose you were extremely successful in this, and you reduced the number of such individuals by half.
But suppose you could reduce it by half, I don't think the risk would be reduced by half.
In 2027, when we are celebrating our 80th year of independence, can we ensure that, by then, 80 cities in India have reduced air pollution by 80 percent?
Think of 300 million tons reduced to a space the size of a sugar cube.
That’ll help improve survival rates while leaving healthy tissues with reduced harm, making one of the best tools we have in the fight against cancer even better.
Forty years back, computers were seen as something which was forbidding, something which was intimidating, something that reduced jobs.
Ride-sharing services have taken hundreds of thousands of cars off the road and they have significantly reduced the need for parking.
But it is not a language that can be reduced to a series of programmatic notes that we can verbally write.
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