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reduce from

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reduce (something) from (something to something)
to diminish something from one degree to a lower degree. I will reduce the fine from two hundred dollars to one hundred dollars. Mary reduced her demands from a large sum to a smaller one.
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Reduce from four to two staff assigned to develop a districtwide volunteer program and coordinate facility rental and scheduling.
 
 
 
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