What is also clear is that people do not want to use cut-down PCs.
It is a small plastic tube with 20 holes cut into it in which are inserted cut-down cigarettes, some ringed with lipstick.
Many of the tools currently used to do this are cut-down versions of similar programs used in TV stations and can be expensive to use.
It can't delete mail from the inbound server, either, but it can display Word and Excel attachments with the help of cut-down versions of the programs included in the package.
Windows XP, released to consumers in 2001, was also granted a lifeline to ensure that it could be used on so-called netbooks - cut-down net-capable laptops that are proving very popular.
Sure, Intel already dominates in MacBooks, Ultrabooks (by definition) and in hybrids like Surface Pro, but the chip maker readily admits that the processors in those portable PCs were just cut-down desktop chips.
Instead, it's better to just come out and say it: while watching the swimming event and cut-down highlights of the opening ceremony, there were moments when we could almost have believed we were looking not at a projected image, but rather through a window direct onto the Olympic Stadium or Aquatics Center itself.
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By providing a specific list of procedures to question -- and to cut down -- the medical community hopes to push us in the right direction.
Trees - once cut down at will - are now nurtured and cared for by local people.
This week's half-point cut went down badly with share investors, because they wanted a three-quarter-point cut and interpreted Mr Greenspan's more modest offering as a signal that he will do only what the economy requires, not what the stockmarket craves.
With some good business sense and a strong dose of help from some up-and-coming technology, however, public radio could easily cut on-air fundraisers down to just a few days and, for listeners who do pay, could eliminate them altogether.
People with severe symptoms appeared to gain more clear-cut benefit - but this might be more down to the fact that they were less likely to respond to the placebo pill, rather than to respond positively to the drugs.
And the few remaining strands of tabloid journalism are being cut, as slimmed-down newspapers focus on local fare.
Therefore, while e-commerce cut down the costs, it also shifts all the risks to the producers as the windows for distribution keep getting smaller due to over-crowding.
For the first time, most courses this year were taken in bite-size chunks, although coursework has been cut down and replaced with school-based controlled assessments.
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That explains recent speculation about a multi-coloured rainbow alliance voting with David Cameron and company to cut the Commons down to size - an alliance that would probably have to include unionists, nationalists, independents and a Green.
Firms are starting to use internal social-networking tools, such as Yammer and Chatter, to encourage collaboration, discover talent and cut down on pointless e-mails.
The list of high-and-mighty companies cut down or brought low by market forces is a long one.
The mayor will be talking about how governments and business can help cities cut down their climate-changing effects.
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The move is designed to cut down on short-term dollar lending in Brazil.
It believes that eurozone governments will have to take a hair cut and accept a write-down on their loans.
Lose weight, stop smoking and cut down on booze--it's always the same advice, alas, and it's never very much fun.
The winger took Bosc's cut-out pass to touch down on 18 minutes and then wrong-footed Kevin Penny for his second.
Other recent victims have included bids to stem global warming, establish an international criminal court and cut down on gun-running.
The problem is that the government has to cut the assisted-areas map down from covering 34% of Britain's population to covering 29%.
But for cheap generics, which have already had their prices whittled down by cut-rate competition, sometimes there is only so much more Express Scripts can cut.
Now new computer-guided systems cut down on collateral damage by molding the radiation beam to the precise contours of the prostate, reducing side effects and boosting cure rates.
Strangely, visitor numbers have gone up since the opening hours were cut - something Streets partly puts down to the allure of a current visiting exhibition of Andy Warhol self-portraits.
After all, chancellors always say they are going to close loopholes and cut down on avoidance - Mr Osborne promised to raise a billion with such measures only a year ago.
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