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reducció The act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation.
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The curtailment of the veto of the Second Chamber fulfils this purpose.
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But there was, also, a more interesting curtailment of this interior space.
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The aim of perestroika is the radical curtailment of central planning.
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These facts point inevitably to the trilemma-debt, curtailment or increased receipts.
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My whole time has been devoted to curtailment-torestricting loans and seeking deposits.
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If through her illness my privileges experienced curtailment, her recovery brought annihilation itself.
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Nearly a dozen Oregon cities have also implemented voluntary water curtailment measures, Enright said.
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Attacks on bus workers have resulted in the curtailment of timetables in some areas.
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Visit during the first serious curtailment of transatlantic radio-telephone service.
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The expansion of airport capacity is completely incompatible with the curtailment of climate change.
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The loss of his right arm might have caused the curtailment of his career.
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Its curtailment is but a drop in the oversupplied 45-million tonne global aluminium market.
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Basil advises a curtailment of all expenditure for the present.
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She was sleepy and tired and she resented this summary curtailment of her privileges.
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What you propose is nothing less than a curtailment of her liberty of action.
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There was a noble financial policy, a curtailment of expense.
