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Reductions
Reductions or in Spanish reducciones, also called 'congregaciones', (Portuguese: redução, plural reduções) were settlements created by Spanish rulers in Spanish America and the Spanish East Indies. The Spanish relocated, forcibly if necessary, native inhabitants of their colonies (the indios) into settlements which were modeled on towns and villages in Spain. In Portuguese-speaking Latin America, reductions were also called aldeias.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of reductions in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
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The numerical value of reductions in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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We had previously informed staff that there would be reductions by the end of the year, so yesterday's announcement was meant to add context and clarity to that conversation.
The U.S. simply has to rethink its own policy: what should be in focus is nuclear reductions, russia and the U.S. are not inherent enemies.
This puts the cost per unit below our earlier forecasts, cost reductions, good negotiations and cooperation in the partnership are showing results. That's very positive and boosting our confidence in the acquisition.
Almost always what you see is that basically by phasing out coal and replacing it with other stuff, that electricity is going to be 50 % of your reductions, those are your big plays in the short run.
There is insufficient evidence that listing ` added sugars ’ on nutrition facts panels would yield meaningful reductions in calorie consumption or improvement in public health.
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