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downsize Verb 1. to reduce the number of people employed by (a company) 2. to reduce the size of or produce a smaller version of (something)
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| Now the factory jobs that weathered previous economic storms are being outsourced, downsized and automated out of existence. Unlike most big companies, small neighborhood schools aren't easily downsized as they were never really upsized. NEC LCD Technologies' new SOG LCD has not only succeeded in the inclusion of a driver circuit and a downsized model, making it suitable for a range of industrial applications, but also in realizing a superior level of picture quality enabling it to meet the demands of mobile devices as well as industrial and professional fields. |
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