Management has retrenched the expences by removing half of the workers. [verb]
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He did not like to depend on statesmen's promises, which are proverbially uncertain of fulfilment; he as little liked to retrench; and he was wearied of parliament, where he had never given any but silent votes. [verb]
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Yet there are circumstances recorded in them which the author has not been able to persuade himself to retrench or cancel. [verb]
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He did not like to depend on statesmen's promises, which are proverbially uncertain of fulfilment; he as little liked to retrench; and he was wearied of parliament, where he had never given any but silent votes. [Please select]
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But the Commons made them ashamed of it, and retrenched it. [Please select]
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Did she mean that they must move into a smaller house, and retrench generally. [Please select]
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We ought to retrench, and not let the city council spend another cent. [Please select]
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I'll retrench without being mean, and I'll economize without being stingy. [Please select]
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He did not abolish parliament, or retrench its privileges. [Please select]
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