Cutback

"Cutback" is obtained by mixing the bitumen with a volatile solvent such as diesel fuel, kerosene, or naphtha.

Chapter 10 1994

'Cutback' is not in our vocabulary while we are increasing at an unprecedented rate.

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2010

By acquiring a 50% stake in Cutback Ridge, PetroChina will split the costs and profits with EnCana from development of shale and deep-gas wells in a 635,000-acre area stretching across northeastern British Columbia and northwestern Alberta.

EnCana-PetroChina Deal Subject to Review Ben Dummett 2011

Earlier Health-Care Firms Get Cutback Jitters "I think we also have to look at legal remedies," he added, questioning how the agency that runs Medicare handled the rate-cutting decision.

Nursing-Home Firms Aim to Cut Expenses Jon Kamp 2011

Stu Naham: You know, a lot of people expected Mark “Cutback” Davis or Bob “Jungle Death” Gerard to take the honors this year …

Think Progress » Dutch officials call Sheehan’s theory blaming gay soldiers for the Srebrenica massacre ‘complete nonsense.’ 2010

Cutback artist Derrick Ward provides yet another weapon and depth.

After title in make-or-break year, Coughlin, G-men back in heat 2008

Life Science Cutback Update was the previous entry in this blog.

Pluto Has Been Decommissioned - NASA Watch 2007

Cutback on any privileges and solitary confinement.

Ontario Public Sector Unions: Sucking At The Teats Of The Motherland Sow « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009

The Great Museum Cutback is the second — but far worse — body blow delivered to art by the latest global recession.

After the Recession, a Serious Crisis Awaits Museums 2009

We're not talking about those razor-sharp cuts that earned him the nickname "The Cutback King" as a runner who first flashed skills in his San Diego Pop Warner league.

USATODAY.com - Bush could follow path blazed by Barber, Dunn 2006