That should cut the risk of lamentable choices when the General Assembly elects the new judges next month.
Research has shown taking low-doses of aspirin can cut the risk of cancer.
Treatment with cholesterol-lowering medicines such as Lipitor, Zocor, and Crestor seems to cut the risk of heart attack by a third.
To cut the risk of injuries, Klion recommends warming up before a set of "Wii Tennis" and playing short sessions at first.
It was thought that pasteurising milk could cut the risk of Johne's being transferred to humans, but this is now being questioned.
Last year, research indicated daily low-dose aspirin cut the risk of dying by 66% for oesophageal cancer and 25% for lung cancer.
Eating three or more portions of fruit a week cut the risk of severe asthma, eczema and rhinoconjunctivitis by between 11% and 14%.
It's hoped that such drugs could further cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes, which kill 900, 000 people in the United States annually.
Dr Kastelein told BBC News Online that a 30% increase in "good" cholesterol could cut the risk of cardiovascular disease by as much as 40%.
Analysts have welcomed the IMF loan as a vote of confidence in Brazil which would cut the risk of contagion from neighbouring Argentina's economic problems.
Naturally the project also aims to improve traffic safety, reduce environmental impact and - thanks to smooth speed control - cut the risk of traffic tailbacks.
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To cut the risk of outliving their resources, they may also want to maximize the monthly benefit available late in life to whichever spouse lives longer.
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At the recent meeting, University of Michigan researchers presented data that cholesterol-lowering drugs such as Lipitor, known as statins, may cut the risk of colon cancer in half.
If the threat of rabies arose every five years, targeting all the wolves in the corridors would cut the risk of extinction over a 20-year period by fourfold.
She added that officers should be legally required to wear large, football-player-style numbers on the front and back of their uniforms, to cut the risk of officers concealing their identity.
Scientists have long suggested that red wine can help cut the risk of heart disease, although the benefits seem to apply only to men over 40 and women after the menopause.
The VA researchers looked at a database of tens of thousands of patients and found that the statins, which include bestsellers like Lipitor, Zocor and Pravachol, seemed to cut the risk of several cancers in half.
Low-dose aspirin is already recommended to cut the risk of heart attack and stroke, but there are no national guidelines on who should consider taking it to prevent cancer, or how much to take.
Research published in the prestigious medical journal, The Lancet, indicates that a regular dose of aspirin may not only stave off heart disease but also cut the risk of developing hereditary cancer in half.
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In a series of papers in the Lancet, the team, led by Professor Peter Rothwell found that a daily low dose of the cheap drug cut the risk of a range of cancers, and could even treat the disease.
Abraxane, a cancer chemotherapy made by Celgene, slowed tumor growth and cut the risk of death in patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, according to results that will be presented at a conference on gastrointestinal tumors being held by the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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Reinsurers have cut the proportion of risk they are prepared to cover and raised their deductibles ie, the threshold at which reinsurance kicks in.
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Home Secretary Theresa May, opening third reading debate on the bill, told MPs the government was "determined to cut crime and reduce the risk of terrorism at the same time as we restore the freedoms and the liberties that define British society".
To cut down on the risk of a plaintiff or his lawyers foolishly rejecting a settlement and rolling the dice on a trial, or accepting too little for a big-dollar case, Fields spends most of his time trying to determine whether the parties are aligned in their interests.
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Previous studies have suggested that the polyphenols in red wine may help to cut inflammation, and possibly the risk of both cancer and heart disease.
The vast majority cut a deal, even at the risk of being spit at by members of their own parties.
Taking tamoxifen for five years could cut their own risk of the disease.
If there's an inadequate amount of survivor income, derived either from financial assets, pensions or Social Security, the surviving spouse faces the risk of having to enter the workforce, cut expenses, or both.
Pill-using women over the age of 30 cut their risk of miscarriage from 28% to 7%, according to that study.
While most transplant units in the UK have managed to cut the dosage by about 50% in the last five years, the risk of side-effects remains.
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