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Examples
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Paring down the cast would make for a more cohesive narrative and it would raise the stakes, so to speak.
Ask Matt: Emmy Reactions, Plus True Blood, Glee, and More! 2011
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Paring a tiny backless stool with a twelve-foot high table should be made a capital offense.
Paul Carr: The Ten Most Annoying Mistakes Made By Luxury Hotels Paul Carr 2011
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Paring back on nuclear power, which in 2009 was responsible for around a quarter of its electricity generation, would make it that much more dependent on imported oil and gas.
Beware a Return to the Bad Old Ways Alen Mattich 2011
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Paring knife-strips when he thinks I'm not looking.
Soft Distortion Roberta Lawson 2011
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Paring Back Aid Yale said in December that it will pare back the aid given to families who make more than $130,000 starting this fall.
Buying Your Way Into College Jane J. Kim 2011
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Paring away extraneous movement is part of acting training.
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Paring back the growth of Britain's public spending—the coalition's focus during its first year—was a good start, both for the country's long-term stability and for initiating recovery.
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Paring knife under my pillow, I dream of skinning so many things ...
Wolfskin 2010
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Paring much of its earlier gains, the euro was recently trading at $1.2817, down from $1.2859 late Wednesday in New York.
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Paring its earlier triple-digit climb, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 69 points, or 0.7%, to 9756, in recent trading.
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