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• Usually, analysts ratchet down their forecasts gradually throughout the year.
• DEAR GHOST : First, ratchet down the paranoia a bit.
• But they did ratchet down the risk level of their portfolios.
• Indeed, both sides seemed to ratchet down the rhetoric Thursday.
• Clearly, the goal would be to ratchet down this crisis.
• We have to begin to ratchet down our entire approach to spending.
• The aim is to ratchet down economic pressure on Cuba.
• This is a very nice way to ratchet down capacity.
• Even board members have asked him to ratchet down, Nicholas acknowledged.
• Brooklyn Dodgers fans may need to ratchet down their expectations a notch.
• They did ratchet down the risk level of their portfolios.
• Pakistan can easily ratchet down its support for the separatists.
• The size of the threat just seems to ratchet down a little bit.
• The point is to ratchet down emotions, not play to the crowd.
• Receivables, provided they are being timely collected, will also ratchet down.
• To ratchet down growth, higher interest rates will be needed, they said.
• Ratchet down may be justified mechanically, but it doesn't do it metaphorically.
• Multilateral efforts to ratchet down the international competition for arms sales have faltered in recent years.
• Those results will be no surprise only because Reebok has worked hard to ratchet down expectations.
• To get any of those 100, candidates must often ratchet down their standard of living.