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Having slashed capital expenditure and having slashed 2,500 jobs from the public service, how is it that the Minnis administration does not have either revenue or expenditure on target?

Aberdeen slashed the gap on third placed Hearts to just three points, although the Tynecastle club hold a game in hand.

About seven million of Venezuela’s 30 million inhabitants have left home in the face of an economic crisis that has slashed GDP by 80 percent in 10 years.

A dominant victory slashed the gap on third placed Hearts to just four points.

Advertising spend on Twitter dropped by 71 percent in December, data from an advertising research firm showed, as top advertisers slashed their spending on the social-media platform after Elon Musk's takeover.

All products have been reduced with some prices slashed by as much as 70 per cent, with 'store closing' signs plastered everywhere.

A man who slashed another in the hand on Cowley Road over a £20 debt was handed a probation order.

Among the many slashed beauty products at is a real gem.

An axe thug previously stabbed and slashed a man at a party and was part of a gang of burglars who threatened to gouge their disabled victim's eye out, the ECHO can reveal.

And in the traditional ceremony, the haggis is slashed open with a sword or a knife, whiskey is poured into the Haggis, and then it's served to the guests.

And I slashed his stick back.

A popular Teesside bar and restaurant has dramatically slashed its sale price - just over a month after hitting the market.

Away from city centres, however, bus routes have been slashed in many places.

A woman has been arrested after a man was slashed with a knife in Beaumont Leys.

A woman who moved house to be nearer to a more reliable bus timetable after regularly finding herself late for work is now in the same situation again due to services being slashed.

But as Microsoft accelerated AI development, it slashed the team’s staffing.

But reports suggest the company's valuation was slashed last year in the face of a broader tech sell-off and fears of recession, lowering its internal valuation to around £48billion.

But when the cleaner snow is factored in, snowpack loss is slashed by more than half—52%.

By the end of October, the Atlanta-headquartered firm had slashed the value of its Swiggy holdings and valued the firm at about $8 billion, filings showed.

By the end of the '90s, even Bill Clinton was talking about "reforming" Social Security, echoing the ways he'd already slashed welfare to the poor.