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That said, he doesn't plan to dial down his intensity.

And some gradually dial down risk in your portfolio as you age.

In this context, it is difficult for either side to dial down the rhetoric.

It's possible that the 3D effect needed to be dialed down to my comfort level.

However, the administration should "dial down the rhetoric," he said.

Now, however, even government economists have had to dial down the projections.

Dial down your stock allocation over many years, not in a panic.

Is it possible to dial down the rhetoric and serve up a summit?

In the last three or four years the level of surprise has really dialed down."

If so, ask him politely to dial down the chomping.

"But you've got to dial down your (lifestyle) expectations for the future if you do that."

Of course, a factory bike's features always get dialed down to hit a certain price point.

First, it's time to dial down the rhetoric of personal uplift.

It is possible to dial down the speed of the track by adding frost.

He dialed down the gain and took another look.

But you also don't want a Joseph emotionally dialed down to near zero.

The map view lets you dial down to see the epicenter.

The fact that he's managed to dial down a war and a half should be celebrated, even if it has taken him four bloody years.

Pain dialed down or not, I feel washed out and let myself slide to the deck.

The thermostat at the convention center was dialed down eight degrees, to 60.

In Britain, regulators moved this month to dial down the volume of television commercials.

The background static has been dialed down, not up.

A few lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have tried to dial down tensions over the debate.

OK, time to dial down the sarcasm, but let's make an honest plea.