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• The second shortened the amount of time laid-off employees have to decide whether they want to come back.

• Advertisers followed through on their plans to negotiate options to cancel a higher amount of their committed ad dollars and to shorten the deadlines for when cancelation requests need to be submitted before a quarter begins.

• The tools Cleveland uses are meant in part to shorten the throwing motion.

• Response times shortened vastly as Mayo Clinic and these partners focused on an immediate shared goal.

• The 20th amendment was ratified to shorten the period between the presidential election in November and the inauguration, which had been in March.

• “In some cases, it has taken 15 days to report the deaths and circumstances, which I would like to shorten to 48 hours,” she said.

• We have to shorten the distance between inevitable and inconceivable.

• Just like nobody is going to tell David O. Russell to shorten American Hustle (138 minutes).

• A new study says living in the South will shorten your life.

• We have to overturn Citizens United and shorten the campaign season.

• The law still branded as conspiracy any united attempt of workingmen to raise wages or to shorten the hours of work.

• If your neighbor seems disposed to shorten the time by conversing, do not be too hasty in checking him.

• In spite, however, of the strong wind, neither the smugglers nor those on board the cruiser appeared inclined to shorten sail.

• On the 15th of May Mr. Tennyson submitted a motion for leave to introduce a bill to shorten the duration of parliaments.