His division, DDB North America, had just laid off 10% of its workforce, and clients were paying less than before.
Moreover, if marginal tax rates are high, and you get a non-marginal cut, you might even decide to work less than before.
He fears its return, of course, but much less than before.
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While the truck is 1.2 inches longer overall, on a 1.6-inch-longer wheelbase (115 inches), it weighs 700 pounds less than before, a remarkably svelte 4, 850 pounds.
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The very process leaves us with less than before.
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In real terms, oil prices are much lower than at previous peaks and the economy uses oil less intensively than before.
The overall picture is one of increased need with even less support than before.
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What I see is a bunch of economies whose citizens are making less money than before.
To the contrary, there seems to be less turnover than before at Hong Kong's public hospitals.
Both actions were clumsy, and antagonised the locals, making the rescued governments even less popular than before.
"Every person's experience is different, but most have less influence than before, " Mr. Hu said in an interview.
Some restrictions will remain on flights in UK airspace, but they will be much less stringent than before.
Unfortunately, it has been using them less efficiently than before: output has grown more slowly than real inputs.
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As and when the market for structured finance revives, it will be smaller and less rewarding than before.
The president resumed the press conferences after his re-election in 1916, although they were conducted less frequently than before.
Result: Student performance remains miserable, and schools are even less integrated than before.
Dress codes have changed, the country is less conservative than before and business dealings have become a lot more professional.
And yes, banks will make less money than before but the industry will still return decent profits and still pay its people well.
In the Ninstints village on Anthony Island alone, their numbers dwindled from 300 to less than 30 before the village was abandoned around 1884.
Yet the case for another LTRO is less compelling than before.
It could buy bonds again, but this tactic would be less effective than before unless it dropped its insistence on being protected against any future haircut.
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The practice caught on elsewhere, helping the farmers of the basin to get through the recent long drought using far less water than before yet with no reduction in output.
The main issue is that after surgery, the diameter of the airway is actually smaller as the relaxed position of the vocal cords prevent the passage of less breath than before the procedure.
England face USA on 28 May and, with Capello reportedly having been asked to appear before Turin prosecutors investigating tax evasion allegations the day before, questions were raised as to his availability for the team's preparations less than 48 hours before kick off.
November saw less than half as many visitors as the year before, and less than a third as many as November 2000.
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