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  • v  decrease gradually or bit by bit
  • v  cut small bits or pare shavings from
  • v  strip the skin off
    pare apples
  • v  remove the edges from and cut down to the desired size
    pare one's fingernails

  • Crossing Paris, the first and longest tale, is by Marcel Ayme, a deft ironist who likes to pare the French mind and character like an apple.
  • Whatever the reason, there are several grassroots movements afoot that have average Joes trying to pare down their possessions and do more living with less stuff.
  • He has also has pushed hard to dispatch more armor and remote-controlled drones to Afghanistan and Iraq even if it means the services have to pare back their spending on gold .
Quotes

  • Kishore Kumar in Deccan Herald
    The government's reformist strategy in oil and I&B sector has boosted investment confidence among FIIs and other market participants. Buying at lower level and firm European cues helped market to pare early losses,they added.
  • Donald Rumsfeld in NEWS.com.au
    So I think we'll see the coalition forces being able to pare down,Mr Rumsfeld said.
  • Marc Cherry in Hartford Courant
    The soap had really started to build up, and I kind of wanted to pare down to where everyone's problems were small but very relatable,Cherry said at a session at the TV critics press tour. "And I thought: 'Oh. Let's just go forward in...

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