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Meanings of halved after in English

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Usage of halved after in English
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Shares more than halved after that warning, to trade at 40p.
BBC
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British house-building halved after property prices fell by about a fifth in the financial crisis.
Reuters
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His sentence was also halved after he pled guilty.
Reuters
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My pain halved after a day, Kim Yeon-koung from the Korean women's volleyball team told Reuters.
Reuters
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Last Thursday, the shares almost halved after a short-seller Citron Research raised concerns about the deal going through.
Reuters
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In April, the firm's shares halved after BT failed to include the company in a £10 billion upgrade plan.
The Irish Times
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Bolton's punishment was halved after he agreed to address all 16 clubs during the NRL's Magic Round in May.
News.com.au
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And as is typical, management fees have halved after five years, as the fund switches focus from buying to selling.
Reuters
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The activity of the nnr promoter itself was halved after the cells had been switched from aerobic respiration to denitrification.
Pubmed
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Pongsak's sentence -an initial 60 years, halved after he pleaded guilty -is the harshest of its kind recorded in the country's history.
Reuters
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In effect, this means a party's vote count is halved after winning its first seat, and reduced by two-thirds after its second, and so on.
The Guardian
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A property in Parnell in Auckland had its CV halved after its owner questioned the $12.5m valuation placed on it.
Radio NZ
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Results posted by the firm yesterday show that its profits were almost halved after €11.9 million in exceptional charges took their toll.
The Irish Times
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