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They were reduced to begging.

His hope was reduced to zero.

The enemy forces were reduced to absolute inferiority.

Water can be reduced to oxygen and hydrogen by electrolysis.

The stream is reduced to a mere trickle in summer.

The head nurse was reduced to ordinary nurse due to malpractice.

He was reduced to ordinary soldier due to a serious dereliction of duty.

A river that flowed out of the lake was reduced to a trickle.

Any less salt and the ham would be reduced to a rubbery slab.

Only later were the tissue isolates reduced to their minimum size to produce the maximum relative growth rates.

It was reduced to a kind of nibbled cheese rind, and it always disappeared before we expected it to.

This substance can be reduced to a single chemical and oxygen by passing an electrical charge through it.

Tranquilizing Shot: Cooldown reduced to 15 seconds (down from 20), and now dispels Enrage and Magic effects.

Zimbabweans have been reduced to subsistence (some survive on roots and berries), barter, and remittances and handouts from abroad.

That caused an outcry, so the charges were reduced to second-degree battery, which still carries heavy penalties.

The Kyrgyz people will be asked to approve a shift to a parliamentary republic, with the presidency reduced to a largely ceremonial role.

You have to constantly evaluate the productivity of the team and assess the remaining Backlog to determine if it can be reduced to zero.

The Windows of larger buildings were smashed and the tile roofs of houses had crumbled to the ground, while old concrete-block walls were reduced to rubble.

When this was reduced to 25 ft., Galella took to carrying an oversize tape measure around with him so he could pace out the distance.

I would hate to think of Max, with his fierce intelligence and tenacity, reduced to sending mute signals by way of insects.

The idea that all this can be reduced to money - that doctors are just "providers" selling services to health care "consumers" - is, well, sickening.

Although intentional “I's” andcultural “we's” cannot be reduced to, or explained by, social systems ofecological processes, they cannot exist without them, either.

That leaves as the wind breeze in accordance with people's colt, gently tamper with Wolia forehead, you close the melancholy eyes, reduced to a girl charming scenery.

The 3 and 1/2-year jail term of Huang's wife, Du Juan, was reduced to 3 years with a 3-year reprieve.

Under this scenario, menus would be reduced to prompts, followed by option selection, followed by feedback or results, and so on.

A study found the number of people with the name Cock shrank to 785 last year from 3,211 in 1881, those called Balls fell to 1,299 from 2,904 and the number of Deaths were reduced to 605 from 1,133。

Unlike the villain in James Bond's Quantum of Solace who hatched a secret plot to monopolize Bolivia's fresh-water supply, the real water barons cannot be reduced to a simple archetype.

Practice has shown that most of the criminals who are given the death penalty with reprieve have had their punishment reduced to life imprisonment or a set term of imprisonment, after expiration of the two-year reprieve.

At 60, shockingly gaunt from throat cancer and with his voice reduced to a rasp, he found himself back in Belfast, cadging money from friends for a drink and a copy of the Racing Post.