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The company cut its burn rate by 60%, Marino says and has 165 employees, down from 225 previously.
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But in 1999, Aviation Partners showed in test flights that its devices cut fuel burn, and the companies formed their joint venture.
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If it worked the new engines would cut fuel burn by more than 15% compared with competing turbojets and produce half the noise, allowing airlines to push more flights through urban airports.
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Boeing claims the 7E7 would cut fuel burn by 20 percent over current aircraft and save airlines 10 percent on overall operating costs, citing new, fuel-sipping engines and lightweight materials that will also cut maintenance costs.
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This will cut the alcohol burn and open up some of the more hidden flavors in the spirit you are tasting.
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Baier's backers told him to cut down his burn rate.
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Fear of these losing outcomes often leads to a number of suboptimal choices, including over-capitalizing a company (trying to protect against the downside), cutting the burn so much as to cut corners and impair a program (doing an under-powered clinical study), or doing less-than-optimal business development deals.
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If skin needs to be shaved or cut away, usually the burn victim will require a skin graft to cover the defect, he said.
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On the other end of the spectrum, if it's a relatively small problem (a minor burn, for example, or a cut that requires a few stitches) it may not be worth a long trip to a pediatric hospital, says Dr. Joseph Luria, medical director of the Emergency Department at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
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Alternative solutions include movable facilities that remove explosives from their casings, cut them into small pieces and burn them in a furnace.
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