Because, Mr Fallows argues, of the hub-and-spoke system, developed by the airlines since deregulation to cut their costs and fill their seats.

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At One Medical, patients can fill out forms online to cut down waiting room times and extend the length of patient visits to their physicians.

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You know, cut the bottom off, put a plant in the bottom and fill it full of dirt with the one exception, you can only grow some of the smaller plants.

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And the Wi-Fi-only version lacks GPS. Also, videophiles may dislike the fact that the iPad's screen lacks wide-screen dimensions, so you either get black bars above or below wide-screen videos, or, if you choose an option to fill the screen, some of the picture may get cut off.

WSJ: iPad Opens a New Frontier

What will cut it is a recharge time that is on par with a gasoline fill-up.

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About 25 percent say they've recently chosen not to fill a prescription and about 20 percent say they've cut pills in half or skipped doses to save money.

NPR: Americans Cutting Back On Medical Care, Poll Finds

He would sit to my right, cut my two-sentence news briefs in half, then tell me to fill them up with facts.

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Fill out the aid forms, and you may discover that the school can cut you some slack these days when it comes to awarding its own, as opposed to federal, dollars.

FORBES: Do-It-Yourself Aid

In a way, an even more interesting question would be why Ms. Dorn saw fit to take a significant pay cut to assume a position that may cease to be Mr. Hastert's to fill half a year from now?

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