The strong economy has not mitigated the entitlement's fiscal issues.
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The passage of time has not mitigated the families' pain.
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It is now mitigated and app function should be restored.
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It immediately mitigated the symptoms, but Klonopin can be addictive.
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Again, if those problems are mitigated, so much the better.
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"The impacts on employment will be mitigated," the company said.
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OCD is chronic, but can be mitigated with intensive treatment.
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It can't be mitigated by going to concerts or museums.
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And ensuring vulnerabilities can be mitigated is an absolute priority.
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That relationship could have mitigated some suspicions about his history.
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High refinancing risk is partly mitigated by Silknet's moderate leverage.
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They were salty, but the tangy marinara mitigated their salty bite.
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However, this is mitigated by the existence of state liquidity mechanisms.
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Indeed, some of which probably already need to be mitigated — fast.
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The federal government's recession-fighting stimulus package mitigated this only slightly.
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Yes, but the law's impact has been somewhat mitigated this year.
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There are risks created by drones that need to be mitigated.
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These strengths are mitigated by Henan's moderate level of contingent liabilities.
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However, this is mitigated by Madrid's strong access to external liquidity.
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With Savranksy's modular self-assembling model, however, these risks are mitigated.
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Fitch considers insurance risk to be mitigated through solid reinsurance arrangements.
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On the other hand, you have Intel saying it's completely mitigated.
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We must never accept a risk that can instead be mitigated.
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Even at a later age, dyslexia can be recognized and mitigated.
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Those things can be mitigated, but we have to work together.
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Most nightmare scenarios, my sources told me, can be mitigated for.
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Sexually, he insisted, it mitigated his attraction to real-life children.
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Such conflicts must be monitored, mitigated if necessary, and fully disclosed.
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BOAN: The difference is, her sentence was mitigated and it was shortened.
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Malpass also remains hopeful that the long-term effects will be mitigated.
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In this model, distrust can never be eliminated but may be mitigated.
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Earnings volatility is also mitigated by the company's geographical and product diversification.
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Fitch considers insurance risk to be well-mitigated through solid reinsurance arrangements.
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This financial weakness is mitigated by the quality of the MoD lease.
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"Boeing has mitigated the risks to decertification," according to Jefferies' Howard Rubel.
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Would publishing on Wednesday morning have mitigated some of the intense reactions?
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Still, most flaws can be mitigated with the right mix of perks.
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For Mr. Lewis, an unexpected success mitigated the trauma of the breakup.
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But, in the view of Bhasin and Lightbody, they can be mitigated.
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"Lower rates have mitigated the slowdown to a certain degree," Miller said.
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"Ensuring vulnerabilities can be mitigated is an absolute priority," Ms. Neuberger said.
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As a historically mitigated minority, women know the harsh feeling of discrimination.
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Another way FX risk is mitigated is through lower dividends and taxes.
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Thankfully, this problem is mitigated by the secondary screen ahead of the wheel.
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We believe Suruga's concentration in retail lending is mitigated by adequate risk controls.
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In other words, the downside is mitigated somewhat, failing an outright home run.
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These initiatives have mitigated the earnings volatility from the market-driven brokerage businesses.
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However, this threat can be mitigated with encryption and other forms of authentication.
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Fitch believes the developer's rising leverage is mitigated by its growing recurring income.
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Al Ani has not practiced photography since 1979; circumstances have mitigated against it.
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By the time the CD was released, my euphoria had been significantly mitigated.
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According to today's announcement, though, the company thinks those problems are being mitigated.
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And so when Facebook answered the mobile question, that same fear was mitigated.
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This is mitigated by solid cash conversion given the asset-light business model.
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However, with stable support from the Wuxi government, the risk has been mitigated.
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However, some of the impact could be mitigated by the rise in inventories.
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Rollover risk from bonds is mitigated by liquidity support available from the parent.
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Unlike oil shortages, chip shortages are mitigated by the forward march of innovation.
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Beauty and truth pervade Heffernan's games, but they are both mitigated and framed.
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However, this concentration is partly mitigated by the strength of Crown's Australian casinos.
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Is the choice mitigated if you subsequently construct an UZI GAL GODOT puzzle?
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Vendor lock-in is a real risk here which must be appropriately mitigated.
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They mitigated their losses to some extent by seizing and holding the initiative.
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And the two-dozen instrumentalists, variously deployed, mitigated any sense of bleak isolation.
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There is no clash of cultures that can't be mitigated through pure sentimentality.
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Frontier and moving woes are now mitigated by advances in technology and transportation.
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The development suggests that some brain damage might be able to be mitigated.
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Terrorism is a problem that can be managed and mitigated, but not solved.
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Achuthan contends a cut would have mitigated the scenario Wall Street is in now.
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These buffers are, however, mitigated by the small size of the bank's equity base.
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Loan quality is mitigated by the bank's ample reserve coverage of 179.8% of PDLs.
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This contagion risk is partially mitigated by the authorities' ability to provide liquidity support.
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The alluring pinks of the mother's skin are mitigated by the blue-gray shadows.
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These issues are mitigated in part by the company's adequate leverage and FCC ratios.
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Some of these risks can be mitigated by thinning vegetation and executing controlled burns.
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The lack of action from those campaigns might be mitigated by alternative fundraising strategies.
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Some think the risks of at-home hormone synthesis and use can be mitigated.
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The weak standalone credit profile is mitigated by its strategic links with the government.
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But that effect was mitigated by a big turnout of evangelicals for Mr Cruz.
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While this risk can be mitigated, the destruction of the land itself remains fixed.
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Keuchel (9-12) mitigated the damage of nine hits by issuing only one walk.
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But these conditions can be mitigated by a healthy lifestyle and adequate support services.
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The devastation of HIV/AIDS has been mitigated and vulnerable groups have been empowered.
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This geographic concentration is mitigated by Zurich's economic strength as Switzerland's largest economic region.
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In many cases, however, these risks can be mitigated by simple good cyber hygiene.
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Most of these disasters could have been avoided or mitigated by aggressive government action.
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This could have mitigated the need for the WebRTC standard in the first place.
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It has also published a technical paper outlining how the flaws can be mitigated.
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But the sadness of my failure was mitigated by the promise of other passions.
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So, I'm hopeful that this will get contained and the damage will be mitigated.
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He has mitigated the pain for farmers through market facilitation payments totaling $12 billion.
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Second, British intelligence and cybersecurity officials believe the risks of Huawei can be mitigated.
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This has been mitigated by the diversification of the group's activities and loan growth.
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The enormous pain of his loss is sometimes mitigated by the excitement of discovery.
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The software issues have been mitigated, the U.S. Marine Corps said in a statement.
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Yet in Kenya, the impact of drought will be mitigated because of USAID investments.
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Collins cited the individual mandate repeal as "a problem" that needs to be mitigated.
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The whistleblower mitigated that by reporting the malfeasance just prior to a formal announcement.
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And because the trees used are fast-growing spruces, any environmental loss is mitigated.
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Adequate Financial Flexibility Tereos's weak credit metrics is partially mitigated by adequate financial flexibility.
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Of course, environmental and social concerns are legitimate and should be addressed and mitigated.
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The strength is mitigated by the contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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His capacity for decoding opponents' tendencies through film study has mitigated his physiological decline.
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Much of this could have been mitigated with better education and more realistic planning.
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This support has mitigated the effects of flat government funding for science in recent years.
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But the space environment also exposes astronauts to other elements that cannot necessarily be mitigated.
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Yet there are also reasons for the Democrats to hope such tensions can be mitigated.
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This is mitigated by a moderate level of contingent liabilities arising from public-sector entities.
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This is mitigated by its solid solvency condition and long history in the stock market.
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This could be mitigated by cross-border energy trade, but that, too, could cause arguments.
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This volatility has been in part mitigated by cost reduction measures over the last year.
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This was mitigated to three months given his retirement and the unlikelihood of him reoffending.
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Fitch forecasts LTV to remain stable despite the group's development programme, partially mitigated by disposals.
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The company's weak standalone credit profile is mitigated by its strategic links with the government.
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However, this is mitigated by the region budgeting higher amounts for debt service than necessary.
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However, we believe the risks are mitigated by easing economic headwinds and oil-price stabilisation.
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In theory, some of this regressive effect could be mitigated by a boost to productivity.
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Over the life of a deal, obligor concentration may increase, but this can be mitigated.
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The committee's tactics -- and timing -- mitigated some of the almost instinctive opposition to its involvement.
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It's true that the law could not have made him decent, or mitigated his anger.
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So even if increases are mitigated with Walker's reinsurance program, people are still paying more.
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However, liquidity risk has to date been mitigated by ordinary support from its bank shareholders.
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As viewers, is the abject humiliation of two basically decent guys mitigated by Selina's success?
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Tail Risk Mitigated A specific focus has been given to tail risk for these deals.
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Refinancing needs are manageable and liquidity risk is mitigated by the potential support from SGMB.
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But the gangster gait cannot be mitigated: getting rid of that will take a generation.
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You might've thought, in that period, that somehow your racial makeup could've mitigated your circumstances.
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You might've thought, in that period, that somehow your racial makeup could've mitigated your circumstances.
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But there are risks that must be mitigated by government subsidy or other charitable investment.
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City officials mitigated the hack by isolating and taking offline the breached server, he said.
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It said the sales fall was partially mitigated by stronger margins and tight cost control.
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Halfords said the sales fall was partially mitigated by stronger margins and tight cost control.
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Their successes will be punished so his failures can be mitigated and his entitlement upheld.
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Some of the downsides to these policies could be mitigated by synergies with other proposals.
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As a precaution, the mass transit group offered free rides while it mitigated the ransomware.
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But by not finishing more closely, Mr. Quist mitigated the postelection grumbling on the left.
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When designing and implementing programming, the potential to do harm must be recognized and mitigated.
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Over 4807123-212001 we expect some downward pressure on gross margins, mitigated by cost optimisation.
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When all the risks have been adequately mitigated, that's the time to take some chances.
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In Fitch's opinion, the risk of this concentration is mitigated by the bank's adequate liquidity.
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Of course, fewer "guaranteed" commercial breaks would need to be mitigated by more watchable games.
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Eddy's unbearable isolation is likewise mitigated by the fact that there are two of him.
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But the façade of high-cheekboned chic is mitigated by a whiff of friendly humor.
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Levi's has mitigated some of that issue with the stretch it added to its jeans.
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Nevertheless, Accor's LfL (like-for-like) revenue in France was mitigated by its asset-light model.
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Worries about Venezuela's shrinking oil output have been somewhat mitigated by hopes that OPEC could act.
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The team also hopes that the environmental costliness of wine might be mitigated by this process.
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Some of last week's losses were mitigated on Friday after stocks staged a massive comeback, however.
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Peace of mind for many is to know that the terror can be mitigated through empowerment.
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Even if the practical impact of Britain's withdrawal were mitigated, the message sent would be bad.
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However, flight risk of these funds is to some extent mitigated by the closed rand system.
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However, this risk is mitigated by a high level of diversification and improved risk management policies.
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Clearly the experiment paid off and any consequent light loss has been mitigated or accounted for.
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While many people were affected in some way, some mitigated their downside exposure more than others.
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Yet the fact that they were politically unknown to most people mitigated the effect of that.
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This is mitigated by education assets, which have long lease maturities of more than 0003 years.
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Weak financial metrics and cash-generating ability are mitigated by strong financial and policy state support.
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Illegal entry is a problem that must be mitigated, Cuomo added, calling for more secure borders.
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Liquidity risk is mitigated by the maturity of term funding being longer than that of lending.
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This is the appeal of addressing root causes: The problem is not mitigated, it is erased.
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We've mitigated the impact by augmenting staffing, rerouting traffic, and increasing spacing between aircraft as needed.
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I actually think hacks in general are mitigated relatively well but there are exceptions of course.
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All of these problems could be mitigated, if not eliminated, in a properly controlled legal market.
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The scientists also say their work gives insights into how future oil spills could be mitigated.
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In the US, coronavirus spread may have been mitigated if local testing was supported long ago.
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But according to Imbach, this damage could be mitigated if we pay attention to, um, bees.
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"It simply is another thing that needs to be addressed, and understood, and mitigated," he said.
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What's more, legal remedies, including site blocking, have also effectively mitigated piracy without endangering democratic values.
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But experience with past storms may have mitigated damage for some large companies in the area.
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We anticipate profitability in this segment to remain pressured, partly mitigated by management's cost control initiatives.
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The impact would, however, likely be mitigated by a lower corporate tax rate that Trump has promised.
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Their length mitigated the effectiveness of Mason's big men, and the Patriots seemed to come out flat.
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There's also that peace of mind knowing I've mitigated nearly all of my risk of breast cancer.
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What mitigated it was that, for some reason, it was the most licensed record we've ever done.
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The government has said cash transfers to low income citizens have mitigated the impact of price rises.
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The decline, though, will be mitigated by its solid market positions in home appliances and air-conditioners.
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"With careful planning, adverse effects can be minimized or mitigated, and secondary beneficial effects enhanced," it said.
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FX Exposure Partially Mitigated Fitch estimates that around 0003% of Liverpool's merchandise is exposed to exchange rates.
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Most are mitigated by the simple fact that the fintech charter, as proposed, would be opt-in.
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We therefore have little confidence that the risks associated with RTB have been fully assessed and mitigated.
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This strength is mitigated by a high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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The bugs in both technologies can be mitigated with filters, firewalls and other security techniques, he said.
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In most cases, the three can be prevented or mitigated through exercise, good diet, and smoking cessation.
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Some, but not all, of this would be mitigated by shifting current CDC programs to the NIH.
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In Europe, by contrast, multiparty systems, consensual traditions and memories of war have long mitigated against polarisation.
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But throughout all the battles, Toronto's unified tax base has supported both and mitigated any political consequences.
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The tax code complication would be mitigated somewhat by ending the rarely used, smaller Coverdell savings program.
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I constantly think that the effects of detoxing from weed could be mitigated so easily... with weed!
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But the quake's depth - 76.5 miles (123 km) below the surface - appeared to have mitigated the damage.
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There may still be inequities in income, inequities that can be mitigated through taxation and other measures.
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The study said that the danger can be mitigated by adding a chemical, hexacyanoferrate, to cattle feed.
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It is in this spirit of trepidation mitigated by appreciation that you approach "Nevertheless," Baldwin's latest book.
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As a squad, Japan both reinforced their strengths and mitigated their weaknesses ahead of the World Cup.
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However, this risk is partially mitigated because the mortgage bank originates primarily home purchases rather than refinancings.
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This pollution can be mitigated by treating the water with neutralizing minerals, such as lime, Ziemkiewicz said.
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Inherent cyclicality in automotive supply operations is further mitigated by Bosch's exposure to the less cyclical automotive aftermarkets.
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And the blandness of a cheese-stuffed lobster quesadilla might have been mitigated by the presence of jalapeños.
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Chances are it probably was, but some damage could have been mitigated if it were, say, a gazpacho.
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The foundations of the United States were defined by a struggle over how much democracy should be mitigated.
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And the oil and gas, frankly, is mitigated somewhat, because of the obvious issue of prices have changed.
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What's an example of a performance where an artist had a grand vision that had to be mitigated?
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Luckily it was another book I adored, Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, so my disappointment was mitigated.
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BBL's liquidity risks are mitigated by its strong deposit franchise and large holdings of high-quality liquid assets.
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However, this is partly mitigated by the region's high standard of living and robust manufacturing and agricultural sectors.
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However, this is mitigated by Sunshine's increased control of EMSPL and better group fungibility of operating cash flow.
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At 31 miles per hour, both Teslas braked and mitigated a crash but still hit a stationary balloon.
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These risk factors can be mitigated with evidence-based prevention efforts at the local, state, and national levels.
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Although the umbrellas have mitigated the rays and quieted the controversy, the problem may not entirely be gone.
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"When we have five, six, seven guys swinging to their capabilities, obviously (Ohtani's injury) is mitigated," Scioscia said.
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Reductions in EU funding could be mitigated by savings on contributions for EU funding from the UK government.
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The construction projects are early stage, although the risks are mitigated by the companies' record of successful development.
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All rights are mitigated by the degree to which they infringe upon or are limited by other considerations.
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On appeal, Jones's lawyers argued that his jury never heard powerful evidence that might have mitigated his sentence.
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Parliament is stacked full of baby boomers for whom most of these problems are mitigated by financial security.
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That has been somewhat mitigated in the United States "and other developed nations" with the use of drugs.
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Until Sunday, the Yankees' bullpen (and their powerful offense) had successfully mitigated the shortcomings of their starting rotation.
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" The department said it would "entertain alternative or modified clothing, as long as the safety risks are mitigated.
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No skid marks were observed but the damp road conditions could have mitigated any skid marks, he said.
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That OS update problem continues to be annoying, but Google's various projects have mitigated that pain a bit.
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It suggests that male violence against women is innate and inevitable, and can be only mitigated, not prevented.
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"Further work is required to understand the exact failure mechanisms and whether these can be mitigated," it added.
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Stronger-than-expected new U.S. home sales data also mitigated some of the uncertainty coming out of Washington.
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The opioid epidemic can be mitigated, but not solved, with current knowledge and the expansion of available resources.
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The influence of the fake news one our democracy will have profound consequences if not mitigated soon enough.
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Fortunately, with appropriate safety protocols and processes, this individual's actions were discovered and mitigated before our aircraft flew.
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On the currency, however, this risk is mitigated by Beijing's worry about disorderly renminbi depreciation and capital flight.
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As David Wasserman pointed out for NBC News, Hood could have mitigated those losses with higher black turnout.
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However, those figures were mitigated by a larger-than-forecast widening of the U.S. trade deficit in January.
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A disaster may not be able to be avoided, but it can be mitigated and minimized with preparation.
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Her ability to make sense of the situation is mitigated by her wishes, and also by her honesty.
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Many countries, including Britain, have resisted the effort to ban Huawei, arguing that the risk can be mitigated.
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After all, concerns about tolerance and addiction are mitigated when the patient is only briefly using the drugs.
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The shale boom has mitigated supply concerns caused by the Iran tensions as well as US sanctions on Venezuela.
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However, this is mitigated by a large part of the direct debt being contracted through the state support mechanism.
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The risk of TMBMF's exposure to corporate securities is mitigated by the securities' high credit quality and short maturity.
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McKenna added that the rising interest rate environment mitigated local concerns over Australia's Royal Commission inquiry into financial services.
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However, we believe the high leverage is mitigated by continuous capital injections of an estimated KRW800 billion in 2017.
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All our hardships, they think, only to see rules relaxed, exemptions made, costs mitigated for others and not them.
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Regulators are challenged to envision how these innovations will work in practice and how novel risks can be mitigated.
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In those instances, the Department would entertain alternative or modified clothing, as long as the safety risks are mitigated.
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With at least 21 million early votes already cast, the fallout from Clinton's new email woes may be mitigated.
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The strengths are partially mitigated by its moderately high level of contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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Although the consequences of this discrepancy can be mitigated with a weekend sleep-in, there may be a limit.
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However, this ratio is progressively declining and mitigated by a growing level of provisions (2016: 0003% of impaired loans).
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That way, losses from higher raw material costs can be mitigated by gains made in the European crude futures.
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A number of things factor into how the battery behaves over the race, all of it mitigated by software.
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However, in Fitch's view, this is mitigated by conservative reserve coverage, moderate asset growth and a strong risk profile.
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The liquidation of so many former long positions has mitigated one source of downside risk hanging over oil prices.
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Past programs like Roosevelt's New Deal and 2009's ARRA mitigated the worst of the impact of economic turbulence.
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But both he and Hauser said the effects of climate disasters could be mitigated with appropriate planning and infrastructure.
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Some of these attacks are successful but most are mitigated by cyber security investments the financial services sector made.
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But at Hamina, the outgoing water is mixed with seawater at the original temperature so this effect is mitigated.
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Although the deal represents a large financial commitment to Walker, the risk is mitigated by the contract's short length.
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"There may still be a long way before market fear is mitigated and confidence is fully restored," Lau said.
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All of this could be mitigated under single-payer health care, which Cuomo has slow-walked in the state.
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If the consequences of infections and AIDS could be dramatically mitigated, why can't the same thing happen to pain?
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The weakest protest holds that any noxious views are mitigated, or even annulled, by the greatness of Bach's music.
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One of the problems that is mitigated by a neutral wire is ghosting or flashing from certain LED bulbs.
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Less mass, more strength, faster turnaround — and any drawbacks have been quantified and mitigated over countless tests and analyses.
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The propagation of asymmetric warfare has been increasingly mitigated by the obtainability of, and the surge in information operations.
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However, this is somewhat mitigated by favourable lease cancellation terms and the partial dependence of leases on store turnover.
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The story is a tangle, but its complications are mitigated by Mr. Johnson's quick pace and the appealing performers.
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So the Kapor Center has been pitched competitions around HR Tech, people ops tech, we do have mitigated bias.
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AT HOME CEO - WE MITIGATED INITIAL 10% TARIFF ON CHINESE IMPORTS THROUGH NEGOTIATING PRICE REDUCTIONS AND STRATEGIC RETAIL PRICE INCREASES
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However, the adverse effect of this increase is partly mitigated by the region's material reliance on low-cost budget loans.
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The losses in bonds have been mitigated by safe-haven bids due to the sharp decline in equity index futures.
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The sterling government fund has a large investor concentration, which is mitigated by the high liquidity profile of the fund.
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Unless mitigated, this decision will have serious consequences for investment in rural coverage, undermining the Government's vision of Digital India.
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In that instance, the charge would be mitigated from murder to manslaughter -- which still carries a possible 40-year sentence.
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In its 2015 report, it complained that the IRS only mitigated 14 of the 69 weaknesses it identified in 2013.
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It's the kind of work that's boosted Booker's profile with activists on the left — and mitigated some of their skepticism.
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The despair of Diablo 3 is unceasing, only mitigated in fleeting moments by the hero's accomplishments against seemingly insurmountable evils.
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Sheldon said doctors would be more inclined to prescribe implants because their concerns about diversion of buprenorphine would be mitigated.
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In addition to these structural reasons, several recent contextual shifts have also mitigated the impact of some of Trump's moves.
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The exposure is to large rated corporates and is mitigated by the dollar subordination available to the class A2 note.
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"The Microsoft Security Response Center mitigated the case in November 2018," a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed in an email to TechCrunch.
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However, risk is partially mitigated by the company's operating efficiency and diversification in chicken, beef, pork, and prepared foods products.
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"The worry is still there, but it's mitigated if I'm following a standard protocol and using best practice," said Lagrew.
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Some of that can be mitigated in edits and extended reshoots, but scrubbing them out completely is expensive and difficult.
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SCBAM, however, continues to face recurring management turnovers, which tend to undermine overall stability but are mitigated by internal replacements.
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Liquidity risk is also mitigated by potential support from the controlling shareholder and by the company's flexibility to reduce capex.
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"If he had somebody in there with a gun, they could have mitigated this," the sheriff was quoted as saying.
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The pain for much of last year was mitigated as aggressive price hedges and similar maneuvers kept the industry profitable.
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The high debt levels are mitigated by the budget loans' long-term repayment schedule and low 13% annual interest rates.
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Yes, there are risks, but they are risks that can be significantly mitigated by the application of proper cyber hygiene.
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" Assemblyman Joseph D. Morelle, who sponsored the bill, said that it would "create a framework where the risks are mitigated.
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These strengths are mitigated by its moderately high municipal-related debts and contingent liabilities arising from its public-sector entities.
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The strengths are partially mitigated by its relatively small economic size, and contingent liabilities arising from Zhuhai's state-owned entities.
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Nearly three-quarters say climate change's worst impacts can be mitigated by drastic change, but 15% believe it's too late.
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Less than 60% believe the most catastrophic impacts of climate change can be mitigated by drastic changes in policy steps.
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Cyber attacks are conducted against sectors of the U.S. power grid; some are successful but quickly mitigated by physical overrides.
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First, it was a notably windy and sunny day, so the usually sporadic nature of renewable energy sources was mitigated.
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It said the risk to taxpayers was mitigated because GFG had pledged the smelter and adjacent power operation as security.
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These strengths are partially mitigated by its relatively small economic size and contingent liabilities arising from Zhuhai's state-owned entities.
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This removed the intimidation and mitigated the daunting bureaucracy that often gets in the way of setting up a campaign.
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They also mitigated the explosive potential of Tide guard Collin Sexton, who finished with more turnovers (five) than assists (three).
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But the movie's arc — with grief being sidelined so early, and mostly mitigated — also rang a little hollow to me.
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Britain's top intelligence officials said this year that any security risks posed by Huawei could be mitigated with strong oversight.
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She was a powerful player who dictated points with an aggressive style that mitigated her relative lack of court coverage.
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Now, 85033 years later our dependence on foreign oil has been thoroughly mitigated — but the RFS doesn't deserve the credit.
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To the left, the official was a minor hero, someone who mitigated Trump's mercurial behavior on behalf of the country.
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Better was the frozen strawberry Negroni, with puréed strawberries and orange juice that mitigated its potent bite, if only slightly.
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The company had 60 staff at end-2016, but key man risk is mitigated by the strong link to TPG.
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That has mitigated some concerns about slowing growth and high debt levels that could derail the world's second-largest economy.
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Nevertheless, direct risk remains moderate by international standards and this is further mitigated by the diversified economy of the region.
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Previously these headwinds were somewhat mitigated by rising employment and a strong economy, but now a market stalemate is developing.
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These workers could once earn premium wages in big cities, which mitigated against toxic inequality but no longer, Autor explains.
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He thought their early morning phone call had mitigated their differences, only to later realize he had misjudged the speaker.
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Active management in total saw $232.2 billion in outflows for January, mitigated only by net inflows to bond funds, Morningstar said.
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Operating SystemsmacOSApple said on its support page that it mitigated the Meltdown vulnerability in its December 26 macOS High Sierra 22.5.
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The FOMC's quick adjustment to pause further rate hikes was appropriate and, thankfully, seems to have mitigated this risk for now.
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Notably, this attack is mitigated by our verification requirements when an account is being accessed from a new location or device.
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The only thing that mitigated that fear, wrestling it down from debilitating to functional, was the sweet crush of first love.
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The higher prices have led these companies to crush their earnings estimates, and have mitigated the worst concerns around the sector.
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However, this risk can be mitigated if assets are sold via transparent auctions and the markets thus created are regulated properly.
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"Peak electricity consumption in the evening can, in turn, be mitigated through the implementation of simple management solutions," the study said.
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Troops' pain was slightly mitigated: Congress passed a law during the last closure that allowed the government to pay service members.
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This can be mitigated by adding bits of glassware, but that, of course, means it no longer serves as a handheld.
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It slumped 0.8 percent to 99.179, though its losses were mitigated as the greenback gained against the perceived safe-haven yen.
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These negative signals are, however, mitigated by continued strength in the jobs market and signs that sentiment is broadly holding up.
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The huge Democratic advantage in the remaining four weeks before Election Day has been mitigated, to a degree, by outside spending.
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Waiting may create cash flow challenges for people in their 60s, which may have been mitigated under the disappearing claiming moves.
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This public health threat won't be fully mitigated, the EPA says, until waterways and infrastructure are repaired and power is restored.
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The skewed risk-reward, however, is mitigated by the fact that Boeing is already at the $255 level set by Gordon.
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Nevertheless, risks to the sovereign balance sheet are mitigated by the fact that Macao's banking sector is almost entirely foreign owned.
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Fitch believes these pressures could be partially mitigated by the company's geographical diversification, strong brand equity, productivity efficiencies, and expense controls.
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Nearly 80% of Chinese survey respondents believe that the worst of climate change can still be mitigated by major policy change.
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Some of those problems seem to be mitigated in later prototypes and more could have been solved before the serial production.
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The counterparty credit risk is mitigated by the fact that all SIAT's reinsurers are rated in the 'A' category or above.
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In 2016, direct risk slightly increased to RUB47.9 billion (2015: RUB46.7 billion) but this growth was mitigated by reduced refinancing pressure.
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It's the next fiscal year, which starts July 20213, for which the state mitigated its expectations, if only by $22021 million.
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This public health threat won't be fully mitigated, the EPA said, until waterways and infrastructure are repaired and power is restored.
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On Monday, the Financial Times reported that Britain's intelligence services had concluded risks posed by Huawei 5G equipment could be mitigated.
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That's all come against a difficult backdrop that has been mitigated by rising earnings and hopes for help out of Washington.
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Up until this point, Searching is a relatively realistic attempt at exploring a parent-child relationship as mitigated through the internet.
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Dr. James argued that such concerns could be mitigated if the gene were unique to Aedes, or at least to mosquitoes.
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The relief that he doesn't guess Offred's espionage is only barely mitigated by this demonstration that he knows all about her.
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The efforts of public officials to provide job training and transportation that might have mitigated their plights were minimal and episodic.
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"Safe sex doesn't exist, but safer sex does," he remarked, noting that HIV and STIs aren't mitigated by condom use alone.
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Being able to bind (and eventually getting top surgery) mitigated those awful feelings and psychosomatic symptoms that came from having breasts.
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Yet what makes the craft worthwhile is how, through extremely mitigated prose and skillful curating, it manages never to become sentimental.
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On this clear morning, Mount Ararat rose from a bank of clouds and the hot sun was mitigated by cool breezes.
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But the damage to his beloved records could have been mitigated had he been slightly more strategic with his storage strategy.
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For versatile teams like the Thunder, these weave sets were mitigated by the Thunder's ability to switch every screen up high.
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It begins in a familiar, neorealist mood, confronting the audience with poverty and injustice mitigated by glimmers of friendship and romance.
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Well, in these tests, the Taycan&aposs autonomous emergency braking detected cyclists well and avoided or mitigated crashes in most cases.
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The company reported a bigger-than-expected increase in international paid subscribers, which mitigated a big miss in domestic subscriber adds.
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However, the risk is mitigated by product inelasticity in the supermarket space and the strong market presence of Wesfarmers' retail businesses.
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Allowing Huawei into the U.K.'s 5G networks would pose a national security threat that could not be mitigated or contained.
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But for most of our history, that concern has been mitigated by the fact that the parties were themselves ideologically diverse.
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But the amount of negative press Clinton would receive would almost certainly be mitigated by the demands of covering Trump's speech.
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"But the blockchain system is 50 percent cheaper than diesel," claims Alagbe because the expensive maintenance costs of generators is mitigated.
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The burden on citizens is mitigated by the fact income taxes paid overseas can be deducted against one's U.S. tax bill.
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They need to find a way for consequences to be substantial enough that they can't be mitigated by a high stat.
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It was horrible, of course, though mitigated somewhat by us being a large group of people who had been successful big-timers.
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But nearly all these risks could be mitigated, and many of the most common objections overcome, with a bit of creative thinking.
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Fitch sees this as a key credit issue, although it is partially mitigated by solid revenue growth and healthy margins in 1H17.
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This problem is mitigated by an "attention model", which helps maintain focus on other words in the sentence outside the immediate context.
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A headline corporate-tax rate of 23.3% is mitigated by myriad deductions and exemptions (though efforts are being made to prune these).
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The company says changes to its policies and investments in technology have mitigated the damage that many of these campaigns can cause.
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He said near-term impacts on the economy from any potential market turbulence will likely be mitigated by a more accommodative Fed.
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However, some Brexit risks, such as the impact of an economic slowdown in the EU, could not be mitigated against, he said.
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Single-name concentrations, while bearing significant tail risk, have been reduced and are mitigated by the sound credit profiles of major borrowers.
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Those fears are mitigated by the incentives that employers, governments and insurers have to invest in cost-efficient preventive care for all.
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It's not clear how precise North Korean missiles are, but that problem would be mitigated if they are equipped with powerful warheads.
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While this is partly mitigated by the security (guarantee or mortgage) received by CN, it makes the bank dependent on collateral values.
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Natural Hedge, Staggered-Debt Maturities: Protelindo's exposure to depreciation in the rupiah is mitigated by long-term non-cancellable tower rental agreements.
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And the violence and gore are mitigated by a prickly sense of humor; one sequence even has Deadpool shot in the butthole.
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Liquidity risk is also mitigated by REB's significant liquidity cushion, which covered more than 45% of total customer accounts at end-8M05003.
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This would have negative implications for ENEA's credit profile unless it is substantially mitigated by other factors such as continuing low dividends.
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Losses were mitigated by a 3.4-percent gain in Royal Mail shares after upgrades from brokers Cantor Fitzgerald and RBC Capital Markets.
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The doctrine's flaws might be mitigated if the Supreme Court provided better guidance on what amounts to "clearly established law," for example.
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In the U.S., stocks fell at the open, but the losses were mitigated after the release of weaker-than-expected inflation data.
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Fitch views this as a key credit issue, although this is partially mitigated by solid revenue growth and healthy margins in 1H17.
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For the president, the sting of this loss will be mitigated in the short term if the GOP tax reform bill passes.
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But when the scenes are as well-crafted and executed as those in "Castle Rock," that frustration is at least somewhat mitigated.
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The near-term shock to China's economy from higher U.S. tariffs could be mitigated by increased policy stimulus to spur domestic demand.
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When the study first circulated, its executive summary included a sentence saying that no single policy would have definitively mitigated Syria's violence.
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It ignores that the downsides of the "cure" could be mitigated with massive government spending, to replace lost demand in the economy.
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More than 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide has been sequestered, and landslides that threaten valley residents are mitigated, according to the organization.
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Such disparities can be mitigated; some parent-teacher associations have, commendably, adopted a sister school from a less-affluent neighborhood, for example.
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Losses were mitigated by a 4.3-percent gain in Royal Mail shares after upgrades from brokers Cantor Fitzgerald and RBC Capital Markets.
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While neither the administration of cannabis nor oxycodone alone significantly mitigated subjects' pain, the combined administration of both drugs did so effectively.
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In most cases, the suffering could have been avoided, or at least mitigated, by some education on death and our medical system.
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After the risk, has been mitigated, analysts delve into a detailed investigation, gathering findings to be used in future incidents as needed.
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However, the sting of accidents, fire, theft, can be mitigated with insurance, one of the most common ways to avoid financial risk.
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FEBRUARY 2018 - Anadarko responded that Occidental's offer still carried too much risk, which could only be mitigated with an all-cash offer.
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For an industry operating on very slight margins it represents significant cost increases, partly mitigated by falling fuel prices, the report said.
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The dampening effect of higher inflation on real wages this year is mitigated by strong household fundamentals, confidence, and labour market dynamics.
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The effects of the probe were partly mitigated later in the quarter, with volumes recovering in May and June, the company said.
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Even so, the suffering has been mitigated by people lending their friends, neighbors, and total strangers a hand when it mattered most.
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That way, when a breach does occur, any fallout will be mitigated, and hopefully limited to only one or a few sites.
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But there's money to be made for those willing to lend to smaller businesses, particularly if some of the risks can be mitigated.
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But the document also notes those impacts could be mitigated if the US were to pursue bilateral trade agreements with Canada and Mexico.
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"We can't look backward for answers, we have to look forward," Obama said, adding that progress must be mitigated by citizens' well being.
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An increase in domestic capex will be partially mitigated by subsidies, and should help defend the company's competitive position versus cable network operators.
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Japfa is exposed to rising raw material costs, but this is mitigated by a strong ability to pass through cost increases to customers.
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However, the impact of negative foreign currency trends has been mitigated by positive organic growth (from both volume and pricing) and expense management.
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Rapid growth in debt, for example related to the currently self-supporting BC Hydro projects, could challenge credit stability if not adequately mitigated.
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The company's results have benefited from relatively conservative product design and pricing, and a comprehensive hedging program that has effectively mitigated reserve volatility.
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He mitigated attacks on his left side through footwork rather than being able to rely on his left forearm to block or parry.
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This figure was mitigated by the firm's decision to divest itself of more than £1 billion of property ahead of the EU referendum.
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That conceit, though, is mitigated cleverly by both moguls: They capitalize on what Cowell has identified as a universal desire to feel important.
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Cramer said despite the employment number not being as robust as expected, recent corporate earnings have mitigated what the bond market is saying.
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But it's also arguable that an 8 percent drop in speed just isn't worth the tradeoff when the problem is already partially mitigated.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the weakened credit profile of the environmental protection segment, which is partially mitigated by the improving real estate segment.
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Cell phone signals have the potential to cause disruption, though any risk is much-mitigated since the introduction of the rule in 1991.
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"The issues associated with the (Autonomic Logistics Information System) software update have been mitigated," the Marine Corps said in a statement to CNN.
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But Fitch maintains that the likelihood of a full-blown crisis is mitigated by Chinese banks' strong domestic deposit base and sovereign support.
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Danish households' high gross debt levels present risks to the macroeconomic outlook, although these are mitigated by high savings and net household wealth.
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However, these risks are mitigated by the company's ability to introduce cost-saving measures and increased pricing power, due to ongoing product innovation.
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Divestitures of commercial businesses decreased HRS' revenue diversification, but this is mitigated by the lower cyclicality and higher margins of the government businesses.
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Single debtor concentration risk is high but is mitigated by TF's risk management procedures and underwriting approach that are more conservative than peers'.
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If it were not for this process, relief funds would be wasted along with an opportunity to rebuild communities in a mitigated manner.
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Writers on the subject tend to say this suffering is mitigated by the vindication of God's justice and the ultimate prospect of heaven.
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Some of the pressure on yields from corporate selling would be mitigated by the return of that money to the U.S. banking system.
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The level is high for its rating, but is sufficiently mitigated by a strong business profile commensurate with a 'BB' to 'BB+' rating.
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This is partly mitigated by LSR's relatively low leverage (FFO net-adjusted leverage of 103x in FY15) as well as increasing geographical diversification.
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But their success is mitigated, and the representations of violence and characters, and discussions of form, class, and authorial intent remain largely stagnant.
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A little goes a long way and, for the most part, it's mitigated the whole Sahara situation I've got happening on my face.
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Shale development can have disruptive impacts on communities and raises risks that must be mitigated through industry best practices and strong regulatory oversight.
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The casting issue is mitigated, to some extent, by the show's proclivity for mixing lachrymose family drama in with the odd-couple farce.
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In truth, falling aircraft aside, the worst of the trail's dangers can be mitigated by bringing jugs of water and exercising common sense.
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The county's top election official, Dean Logan, told us in an interview those issues had all been remedied or mitigated before primary day.
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More recently, the implementation of yield management platforms has allowed the company to increase utilization rates, which have been mitigated by tariff declines.
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"The U.S. is very highly regulated," Yang said, noting some of the issues can be mitigated by not naming a fundraiser an ICO.
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"Nevertheless, we foresee that any negative effect will be partially mitigated by better performances from both our flour and rice businesses," he added.
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In our view, weak coverage metrics are somewhat mitigated by favourable lease cancellation terms and the partial dependence of leases on store turnover.
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These risks are dark and deeply troubling and recent cyber security history doesn't offer much comfort that such risks will be successfully mitigated.
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The damage to the Bahamanian economy might be mitigated by the path of the storm, which is currently crawling over the northern Bahamas.
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Asset quality weaknesses are mitigated by good NPL cover at 60%, which is at the higher end of the range for Spanish banks.
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Vulnerabilities to financial sectors are also mitigated by banks' strong balance sheets, including solid capitalisation and leverage, low non-performing loans and robust profitability.
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"We've mitigated the impact by augmenting staffing, rerouting traffic, and increasing spacing between aircraft as needed," the FAA told Bloomberg in an emailed statement.
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It's a nasty vulnerability, but it's mitigated by the fact that a bad actor would need physical access to a device to compromise it.
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" The presentation also warned of the risk of "long term impacts to human health and the environment if the plume is not adequately mitigated.
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However, default risk on market debt is mitigated by 11033% of the direct debt being contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised rates.
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A majority of leaks are small and hidden, causing damage over a period of time, and are therefore largely mitigated if detected early on.
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While the episode still aired, the violence was intentionally mitigated to avoid upsetting audiences for whom the threat of gun violence was too raw.
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Because stratospheric temperatures were about 16˚C warmer on average this spring, the impacts of the polar vortex on yearly ozone loss was mitigated.
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Like many people today, Seneca entered public service with ideals mitigated by a pragmatic understanding of the reality of the politics of his time.
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Restrictions on the voting rights of people with felonies will have an even bigger impact, although it should be mitigated compared to previous elections.
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However, default risk is mitigated by 42% of estimated direct debt at end-2016 being contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised rates.
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These estimated increases were mitigated by an expected steeper drop in net exports at 0.35 percentage point compared with an earlier 0.26 point fall.
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The company envisions a world where all of the threats that insects pose are mitigated by simply engineering a species to better regulate itself.
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Brexit Uncertainty Mitigated by Diversification: TCG has also demonstrated revenue resilience since the UK's vote to leave the EU, with bookings continuing to grow.
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Merchandise exposure is mitigated by re-pricing some articles after inventory restocking; a proportion of exchange rate movements are absorbed by the final customer.
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Thus an inability to monitor an encrypted channel could be mitigated by the ability to monitor from afar a person through a different channel.
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The weak standalone credit profile is mitigated by strategic links with the government, which may provide monetary and non-monetary support to the company.
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"We have had a rare acknowledgement from the ECB that the cost on banks needs to be mitigated," Societe Generale strategist Ciaran O'Hagan said.
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And in the United Kingdom, intelligence officials said that any risks posed by Huawei can be mitigated, according to an FT report in February.
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Liquidity risks are mitigated by a significant cushion of liquid assets (45% of total assets at end-2M17), covering almost 60% of customer accounts.
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A 10 percent decline in domestic demand for gasoline and diesel, reported by the country's fuel retailers, has partially mitigated the need for imports.
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CBL's track record is strong and risk is mitigated by the secured nature of lending, management's expertise and generally conservative underwriting standards and controls.
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Fitch believes ATF is also exposed to relatively high liquidity risks considering the possible deposit outflows, partially mitigated by its currently large liquidity cushion.
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However, revenue compression was partly mitigated by improved cost efficiency as well as pre-tax income growth in the wealth management Americas (WMA) division.
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In the graph on the right, it's clear that a well diversified portfolio mitigated drawdowns, and was able to outperform the individual asset classes.
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However this risk is mitigated by DSG's strong control over the key operating subsidiaries that accounted for around 103% of consolidated EBITDA in FY16.
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Nevertheless, this remains an important contributor to Modernland's cash flows, and the volatility is mitigated by the low development risks of the industrial segment.
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This disdain for health transparency is mitigated somewhat by the fact that a specific individual is constitutionally mandated to succeed Mr. Trump or Mrs.
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In the last two years, the state of the market mitigated the impact of events of this type, but this is set to change.
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The disruption lasted for about six hours, though Google says most of the disruption was mitigated by routing traffic through its other data centers.
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Konyndyk, the former USAID official, said business people would want to see the risks of their investments in Iraq mitigated by U.S. government contributions.
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Historically, most tenants have chosen to exercise their renewal options, which has mitigated re-leasing risk and provided predictability to portfolio-level cash flows.
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The rotation fill-ins Seth Lugo and Robert Gsellman, both unheralded prospects, have mitigated the losses of Jacob deGrom and Steven Matz to injury.
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To be eligible for favorable tax treatment, companies were required to make their plans available to all employees, which mitigated the adverse-selection problem.
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Mr. Skerrit said residents had taken the risk seriously, and many evacuated to shelters before the storm hit, which mitigated the loss of life.
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These problems can't really be solved, but they can be mitigated, and we'll keep trying to do that in the weeks until Election Day.
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Biases building into organizations, however, can be mitigated or erased through behavioral-design interventions that are usually simple, low-cost and quick to implement.
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"Further, nearly all issues were caused by human error or interaction which can be mitigated through training or identified through testing," the report said.
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Many negative health effects seem to be mitigated — and in some cases eliminated — for those who have robust emotional support from family and friends.
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Both are, in any case, mitigated by the director Ari Edelson's production, which is expertly paced, beautifully lit (by Tyler Micoleau) and perfectly cast.
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Both these risks are mitigated by the city's conservative financial management as the administration tends to budget higher amounts for interest payments than necessary.
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The weak standalone credit profile is mitigated by its strong strategic links with the government and the related monetary and non-monetary government support.
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As long as liberalism was secure back in America and the rejection of liberalism confined to the Israeli scene, this tension could be mitigated.
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The loss of business for U.S. investment firms could be mitigated by similar European Union sanctions to even the market, Treasury Department staff wrote.
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Extensive public education has mitigated some of the cultural stigma of brain trauma diagnosis and treatment, but it still has a way to go.
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The risk of disasters like these can be mitigated if all stakeholders are at the table and basic health and safety standards are met.
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Tyson's vulnerability to these risks is partially mitigated by diversification in chicken, beef, pork, and prepared foods, operating efficiency, and a conservative balance sheet.
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The increase was, however, mitigated by lower net individual allowance, as well as lower bad debts and financing recovered, Maybank said in a statement.
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The municipality's debt level is higher than that of some rated cities in China, but mitigated by its improving fiscal performance and growing economy.
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But the damage to the Bahamanian economy might be mitigated by the path of the storm, since it only barged through the northern Bahamas.
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Some of the risk is mitigated by the regulators' strict oversight, which includes publicly disclosing the minimum underwriting standards expected of a prudent bank.
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Refinancing risk is mitigated by moderate leverage - we project it to remain at or below 2x FFO adjusted net leverage (1.6x at end-2015).
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The waiver process is opaque, arbitrary and unreasonably harsh, and it has not mitigated the ban's effects on thousands of families in dire circumstances.
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We also find that the increased presence of foreign and private firms have not mitigated either the increased concentration or the higher profit margins.
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Well, Jefferson quietly mitigated that mismatch in Game 3, holding one of Golden State's most dangerous offensive threats to five points in 20 minutes.
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Interest rate risk is additionally mitigated by the significant capital buffer relative to potential MTM losses and the bank's track record of managing this risk.
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The decline in TIPS break-even rates was mitigated by data that showed U.S. inflation had moved closer to the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal.
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Nevertheless, these risks are mitigated by acceptable capital and reserve coverage buffers and the agency has Stable Outlooks for most of its rated Thai banks.
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That limitation could be mitigated by employing this technique alongside others used in the field of non-line-of-site (or NLOS) computer vision research.
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Liquidity risk from negative FCF is mitigated by on balance sheet cash and the addition of a GBP90 million super senior revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Update, 6/20/2017, 4 PM ET: Microsoft has now updated the post to say it has made some configuration corrections and mitigated the impact.
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The concentration risk is mitigated by its established long-standing ties with its top-20 customers, which have an average relationship term of 11 years.
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Some of the deleterious effects of acute radiation syndrome can be mitigated by emergency care—replacing blood products, giving antibiotics, using breathing machines, and dialysis.
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Land in Oklahoma is inexpensive and plentiful, she added, and the state's agriculture and energy industries kept its economy afloat and mitigated the slump's impact.
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There were lots of ways the people operating my game could have fixed or at least seriously mitigated most of the problems afflicting our community.
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A rating downgrade could result from a significant increase in risk-taking and operating environment-related risks, unless sufficiently mitigated through capital and financial performance.
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The company's strengths of strong fiscal performance and diversified socio-economic profile are mitigated by moderately high contingent liabilities arising from its state-owned entities.
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By extension, all complaints a Punk fan might have if his record falls are mitigated at least a little if it's Styles who breaks it.
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Stocks financiers have in the past mitigated these extra costs by storing metal in an LME-designated location and in units close to LME sheds.
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"As the plant works through the commissioning phase, it should allow for multiple expansion as the concerns about start-up risk are mitigated," Denbow said.
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However, refinancing risk on market debt is mitigated by 73% of Cantabria's direct debt being contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised interest rates.
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The bank's risk appetite for exposures to cyclical industries, particularly international commercial real estate, is mitigated by the bank's robust underwriting standards and risk controls.
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Inadvertent disclosure will always pose a risk to companies — one that can be mitigated by establishing robust decision-making, disclosure, and oversight policies and procedures.
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This panicky "air hunger" can be mitigated with escalating doses of morphine, but it's a miserable, desperate end that, once witnessed, is not easily forgotten.
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But to a great extent the geopolitical influence of Middle East oil, which has made the region so critical to western economies, has been mitigated.
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Some risks can be mitigated by upgrading infrastructure including solid waste management, as well as boosting open spaces to manage surface water runoff, he said.
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However, refinancing risk on market debt is mitigated by 19% of the direct debt being contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised interest rates.
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Mr. Trump's mention of the currency suggested he is concerned that a rapid depreciation in Turkey's currency has essentially mitigated the effect of his tariffs.
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It is, instead, social-democratic: a market economy where the downsides of capitalism are mitigated by government action, including a very strong social safety net.
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The frenetic emphasis on exports, the overweaning rage for profits has to be mitigated, the imbalances corrected, or the lungs of the world will collapse.
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The dangers of distance voting are mitigated by the fact that legislative voting by Congress is a public act in which confidentiality is not required.
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It was the sort of event that could potentially be mitigated by agricultural conservation programs nestled in the farm bill wending its way through Congress.
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The tiny home mitigated the high costs and is equipped with all-terrain tires, allowing the van and its owner to travel around the country.
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This risk is, however, mitigated by some industry diversity among tenants, with logistics providers in the automotive, electronics and food industries representing 99353% of revenue.
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But strolls in the park and afternoon naps as a family barely mitigated the enormous stress we were under, both individually and as a couple.
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Good Funding Access: GAR has USD867m of debt maturing in 2017, but we believe its refinancing risk is mitigated by the good access to funding.
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These improvements can also ensure that design advancements are implemented, and new risks—such as historic rain events and earthquakes—are mitigated in the design.
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If not mitigated, it could have devastating effects on life as we know it, leading to natural disasters (think wildfires, hurricanes, flooding) and ultimately extinction.
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The weak standalone credit profile is mitigated by its strategic links with the government, which may provide monetary and non-monetary support to the company.
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However, this should be mitigated by a large existing client-base, which will need their lifts updated and maintained on a regular basis, bankers said.
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"They've now mitigated the political risk that a draw will trigger nervous action by Congress," Mr. Parrott said, though he thinks that fear is overblown.
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This is all mitigated by the fact that both are, above all, great in-ring storytellers and can lean on that to pick up any slack.
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Naspers has previously mitigated currency devaluation in African pay-TV by raising subscriptions, but opportunities to do this in 2016 have been limited by macroeconomic weakness.
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As with other reports estimating the effects of Obamacare repeal, the economic downsides could be mitigated, or completely offset by a replacement plan for the ACA.
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The liquidity risk from negative FCF is mitigated by on balance sheet cash and the addition of a GBP90 million super senior revolving credit facility (RCF).
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The relocations led to higher costs for the company, but it had mitigated significant impact on profit as it was boosted by its acquisitions, Volex said.
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Congress has for several years required that the defense secretary personally sign off on every release and assert that the risk of recidivism has been mitigated.
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The impact of these cost factors is, however, expected to be mitigated by the continued low energy and commodity prices and the generally subdued global inflation.
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These trends are however partially mitigated by established product sales, the launch of new respiratory treatments, and accelerating growth in its anti-viral and vaccines franchises.
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"That damage can be mitigated, if not outright eliminated, if the American people choose to elect someone who is serious about advancing American values," Earnest said.
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It's not all doom and gloom, though, as McKinsey states that the worst effects of this transition can be mitigated if governments take an active role.
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"Any performance impacts are workload-dependent, and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time," says an Intel spokesperson.
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Contrary to some reports, any performance impacts are workload-dependent, and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time.
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Some experts think problems like these could be mitigated with driver monitoring systems, like how Super Cruise watches drivers' eyes to make sure they're paying attention.
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The main challenges of hiring people with disabilities can be mitigated if there is a pool of such prospective employees with a proven, stable track record.
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If so, nations with an Orthodox background aren't really comfortable in a Western-dominated world—a source of tension that can only be mitigated, not removed.
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Liquidity risk is mitigated by the bilateral and mutual agreements linking all the federated states and the Bund and ensuring their ability to assist one another.
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"The most troubling part is that, at many levels, this mistake could have been avoided and its effects could have been mitigated," said Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel.
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Indeed, the minutes only showed a discussion about the need for a future discussion on whether the side effects of negative rates need to be mitigated.
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The board also noted his "recent positive change in behavior and mindset" and said any risk he poses can be "adequately mitigated" by the Saudi program.
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SaarLB's reliance on wholesale funding is mitigated by strong and reliable funding links to savings banks, which play a key role in absorbing SaarLB's debt placements.
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This is, however, mitigated by the region's sound fiscal flexibility and good access to domestic capital markets alongside low-cost budget loans from the federal government.
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However, this is mitigated by the rising cash flow contribution from the company's profitable palm-oil business, which contributed 71% of agri-segment EBITDA in FY17.
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"Brexit uncertainty is not helpful, but there is useful disclosure here and the risks look to be well-managed and mitigated," Jefferies analyst Martin Deboo said.
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But, as Mr. Kessler points out, suffering "is what our mind does to us," and it can be mitigated by finding meaning in what we've lost.
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The trial, as tawdry and tabloidesque as it often was, had a certain gravity, a moral seriousness that to some extent justified and mitigated the spectacle.
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Risk cumulus remain high but under control, representing 20% of the capital by surety bond, and 98% by group, although they are mitigated through reinsurance contracts.
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Being in a residential area also means "the threat posed by neighboring buildings would have been mitigated through security screenings prior to the event," he continued.
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Administration officials have argued that the staff drop, which resulted partly from a hiring freeze, was mitigated by a reduction in the number of federal prisoners.
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The stable outlook reflects Fitch's view that Chinese non-life insurers' catastrophe risk will consistently be mitigated through proper reinsurance protection, given their current underwriting capacity.
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But the goal of the law is to get them off the list—once their populations become stable, and the threats to their habitat are mitigated.
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The risk can be mitigated, but this will require astute engineering of various physical and chemical properties of the PMMA, including surface charge, morphology and adhesiveness.
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He still can't hit a free throw, but that's been mitigated by a free-throw rate that's literally half as high as it was last year.
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EO authors couldn't have known the day prior to WannaCry that attention to the exploit and its own weakness could have mitigated the next day's attack.
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The 13's also necessitate a quad stack in the corners which can be mitigated with three sections, but which results in a high word count.
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Yang is arguing, instead, that we have to accept that climate change is already having an impact and has to be accommodated as well as mitigated.
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But Mr. Biden might have mitigated his difficulties had he moved earlier and in a more full-throated fashion to demonstrate his regret, other Democrats said.
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Birdies on the fifth and sixth have mitigated some of the carnage on his scorecard, but he is still looking at a score approaching the 80s.
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Just behind Baltimore in scoring is New England, whose offensive limitations this year have been mitigated by the five touchdowns the Patriots have scored on returns.
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Xi'an Municipality's debt is high, but the risks are mitigated by growing fiscal performance, and significant profits from and marketable shares in its state-owned enterprises.
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"We're not kidding when we say it has to be mitigated as a threat," said Tim Canoll, Air Line Pilots Association president, with the money quote.
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Climate change is not a problem that can be solved or mitigated enough by individual behavior, though it is good, important and a place to start.
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My guilt was somewhat mitigated by the fact that my sex therapy practice is filled with couples who also struggle to put effort into their relationship.
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Since Rosneft will control only 49 percent of Essar under the deal, with Trafigura and UCP jointly holding another 49 percent, the sanctions risk is mitigated.
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Still, economists say that such upfront costs are usually mitigated by immigrants' long-term benefits to a community, a desire amplified by their often traumatic pasts.
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"It is not yet known if the increased risk faced by people who live in high-crime communities can be mitigated medically or behaviorally," Tabit said.
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The benefits to the public of more higher education institutions engaged in this space outweigh the risks, which could be largely mitigated through establishing safety parameters.
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The strong performance at the international financial services arm also mitigated weakness in BNP Paribas' French retail bank, where revenues fell 0.5 percent during the quarter.
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While it can't be definitively traced to the loss of that show, the timing suggests that growing self-centeredness might have been mitigated by continued programming.
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Recently, reports emerged that UK government officials believed the risks posed by using Huawei's equipment could be mitigated, but HCSEC's latest review has called this into question.
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Its air defenses have largely mitigated the rocket threat, and its military has made great progress in destroying Hamas&apos system of attack tunnels along the border.
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The strengths are partially mitigated by its moderate standalone fiscal strength before fiscal transfers from the central government, rapidly rising provincial government debt and relatively weak transparency.
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However, refinancing risk on market debt is mitigated by a high 73% of Cantabria's direct debt being contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised interest rates.
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However, default risk on market debt is mitigated by the fact that 19% of the direct debt is contracted through the state support mechanism, at subsidised rates.
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The liquidity and access to capital risks are partially mitigated by the expectation that LXP will use dispositions as a liquidity source over the next few years.
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But advances in the treatment of diabetes and the management of blood sugars have mitigated that risk, the FAA stated in the court filing on October 7.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and American Petroleum Institute told Congress they opposed the bill, saying surging U.S. energy output had mitigated OPEC's influence.
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The Federal Reserve Act has mitigated this risk in the US by ensuring that an appreciation for economic diversity is at the heart of the FOMC's deliberations.
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The Nikkei share average shed 23.0 percent to 22.2,130.41 while Topix declined 0.3 percent, with its drop mitigated by a 2.0 percent climb for the banking index.
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The tragedy of more than half of Barrett's life has now been mitigated, in part, by a memorial to him in the venue where he last performed.
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While she mocked Turner for blaming the incident on alcohol and the "campus drinking culture," Persky agreed with the probation officer who said alcohol mitigated Turner's culpability.
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This risk is partially mitigated by liquor's contribution to government coffers, with Fitch estimating that liquor taxes will account for 5.1% of total government revenue in 20153.
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They also hope that the haploid eggs can give us insight into genetic diseases, the effects of which are often mitigated by the second "back-up" chromosome.
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" He said its important for the company to have the European distribution channel "to make sure those tariffs will be mitigated if they don't otherwise go away.
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This lack of experience is sufficiently mitigated by the extensive experience of the servicing staff and Capita Mortgage Services being named as a 'cold' back-up servicer.
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Obama's EPA had argued the costs to consumers were mitigated by gas savings and that the rules would decrease greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming.
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As long as the company is intact and under the control of Trump's children and direct heirs, the conflict of interest has not been even slightly mitigated.
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This could be mitigated somewhat because Obamacare subsidies that help pay for premiums will still be in place, potentially enticing people to stay in the insurance markets.
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Although the 70% drop in oil prices or the war against IS could not have been predicted, the severity of the crisis could surely have been mitigated.
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Wind Waker mitigated this with its own open ocean and dozens of islands to explore, but Breath of the Wild expands tenfold (perhaps more?) on that scope.
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"On both occasions, we mitigated the attacks by filtering unwanted traffic and increasing our DNS (domain name servers) capacity, and restored service within two hours," it said.
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Climate change can be mitigated by an aggressive combination of policy and technology, as Joshua Goldstein and I have argued, following the lead of the ecomodernist movement.
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The agency believes this risk is mitigated by the recent appointment of an independent fiscal council, which should contribute to increased compliance with the national fiscal rules.
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The company has some UK shares but damage to its investment from a hard Brexit is likely to be mitigated by a fall in sterling, he added.
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This high leverage is the key weakness of its credit profile, but is sufficiently mitigated by a strong business profile commensurate with a 'BB' to 'BB+' rating.
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Fairly high sector and single-name concentrations remain a constraining factor for our asset-quality assessment, although they are mitigated by the good quality of large borrowers.
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Pre-tax income in the wealth management division fell 2% yoy to CHF368 million for 4Q7503, adjusted for non-recurring items, as cost reductions mitigated revenue decline.
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Around 70% believe the worst of climate change can be mitigated with drastic change, but 19% believe what is currently happening is enough to prevent the worst.
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However, the liquidity risks associated with high loan growth are mitigated by liquidity support from their parents, which Fitch expects to be forthcoming in times of need.
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"Had the Bank not insisted upon an overly broad secrecy agreement, the harm caused by the illegal money laundering scheme would have been significantly mitigated," Kohn said.
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We expect profitability headwinds to continue due to margin compression and high impairment charges; however, these are mitigated by continued strong growth in higher-margin retail loans.
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The report concludes that the effects of climate change cannot be reversed, but says that its worst effects can be mitigated through aggressive action at all levels.
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High loan and deposit concentrations, which would otherwise constrain the rating, are mitigated by QNB's largest borrowers and depositors being primarily lower risk Qatari government-related entities.
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The indifference to the history and importance of the Cooper Hewitt's mirrors and frames is not even mitigated by attention to Mr. Browne's own work in tailoring.
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The report says that some of these negative effects can be mitigated by farmers adapting new techniques, altering planting decisions, farming practices, and using new agricultural technology.
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"In the end, an 'unauthorized BIOS update' is, itself, an attack that is usually mitigated by normal operating system, firmware, and physical controls," he wrote via email.
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Some of the concern regarding where and how the actual vinyl transaction occurs has been mitigated as major corporations like Amazon begin to offer robust vinyl selections.
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That impact could be mitigated somewhat over the long run, the researchers said, if producers absorb some of those costs rather than pass everything on to consumers.
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While British intelligence officials have said the risk of Huawei can be mitigated, a government report issued in March highlighted "significant" security problems with the company's equipment.
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Even though Chapman has mitigated his aging process by bulking up his once-gangly 6-foot-4 frame, his arm will continue to lose power over time.
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British officials have said the risk from Huawei can be mitigated without a ban, through tough oversight and restricting Huawei to less critical parts of its networks.
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Advanced financial analytics has dramatically reduced default rates for banks and other lenders, and those that make SBA loans have their risk mitigated by the government guarantees.
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For those with noise-canceling headphones, the problem is typically mitigated, but the rest of us need to take engine noise into consideration when choosing our seats.
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Stretch's testimony will also reveal that before the 2016 election Facebook "detected and mitigated threats from actors with ties to Russia" and reported them to U.S. authorities.
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Stretch's testimony will also reveal that before the 2628 election Facebook "detected and mitigated threats from actors with ties to Russia" and reported them to U.S. authorities.
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"These risks can be mitigated by rationalizing spending to build fiscal space for growth-enhancing reforms, and by a more strategic approach to boost competitiveness," it said.
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Even when it comes to realistic threats, Pinker is relatively optimistic that things like nuclear war and climate change can, with careful and diligent work, be mitigated.
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It would be a sharp departure from the Bush administration's strategy of cutting income taxes across the board, which mitigated popular backlash against cuts for the rich.
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It is very important to have that distribution channel and have that velocity and to make sure that those tariffs be mitigated if they don't otherwise go away.
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For instance, a decentralized Facebook might have mitigated the current array of scandals related to deliberately spreading misinformation to influence public opinion and the misuse of personal data.
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But it could be mitigated by consumer education and a trade-in program similar to Apple's "GiveBack" initiative, which gives people credit in exchange for their old devices.
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The airline said it had mitigated the impact of the dispute by launching flights to new destinations, increasing flights on existing routes, and leasing aircraft to other airlines.
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"The impact on banks' balance sheets was mitigated by liquidity injections by the Qatar central bank and increased public sector deposits," Mohammed El Qorchi said in a statement.
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The ministry expects the softness in smartphone demand to be mitigated by firmer growth in products such as for the internet of things, auto electronics and artificial intelligence.
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However, this is mitigated by its focus on mid-to-high end products and strong relationships with its customers, which result in moderate bargaining power with its customers.
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Fixed Voice Decline Mitigated The fixed line voice segment continues to demonstrate sharp revenue declines, driven primarily by fixed-to-mobile substitution and growing popularity of VoIP services.
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The risk will be mitigated only when politicians embrace fundamental reforms, such as reducing household borrowing, with risk-sharing mortgages or permanent constraints on loan-to-value ratios.
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The volatility of the region's finances is partly mitigated by the administration's prudent approach, which sets aside excess tax proceeds as cash reserves and keeps expenses under control.
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Kroll said confusion around Amazon's facial recognition capabilities could be mitigated if the company would disclose more details around how it builds and runs its AI recognition tools.
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Huneeus' lawyers, meanwhile, have argued his sentence should be mitigated, in part because — since the USC offer was rescinded — his daughter never took anyone's spot at the university.
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And though their impact can be better mitigated and regulators and legislators are thundering at utilities to deal with them better, there is little prospect of eliminating them.
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Apple says that it has already mitigated some of the potential negative consequences of Meltdown, which is the Intel-specific exploit, with patches to iOS (11.2), macOS (10.13.
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However, the risks are mitigated by a flexible exchange rate and the favourable composition of public external debt, which is largely in local currency and has long maturities.
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It's possible the scatter effect was mitigated by the sudden arrival of this shutdown, since workers would have had less of a chance to look for other work.
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These risks are somewhat mitigated by Valid's favorable historical operational performance, aided by long-term relationships with clients and adequate strategy for incorporating new technologies in its portfolio.
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However, the volume of NPLs and restructured exposures net of reserves equalled a moderate 35% of Fitch core capital (FCC), with risks further mitigated by good collateral coverage.
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The risk is somewhat mitigated by the strength of the peg, supported by strong reserves, accounting for more than six months of current account payments at end-2016.
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This is, however, mitigated by its strong sales turnover, as measured by contracted sales/gross debt, which was 05003x at 1H16 and averaged at 1.5x annually since 2010.
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Bernie Sanders and his supporters were understandably livid at the news, and while Clinton couldn't have turned that bombshell into a positive, she could have mitigated the damage.
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Bar said the impact of the work was mitigated by a decrease in the number of pilgrims coming to Mecca for this year's haj, which started on Friday.
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The volatility of the region's finances is partly mitigated by the administration's prudent approach, which sets aside excess tax proceeds in cash reserves and keeps expenses under control.
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The ratings also factor in Nykredit's moderate profitability and reliance on wholesale funding, although the latter is mitigated by a large, deep and liquid domestic covered bond market.
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The unprecedented level of financial sanctions that were imposed on North Korea have been mitigated by consistent sanctions evasion by the North Koreans with help from other countries.
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And this applies to the decryption attack too: "The risk of such attacks would be greatly mitigated if iMessage clients periodically generated fresh encryption keys," the researchers add.
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Available Replacement Counterparties: Counterparty default risk is mitigated by the appointment of National Australia Bank Limited (AA-/Stable/F1+) as an eligible standby fixed/floating-rate swap provider.
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That is fairly shallow for a large quake, and shallow quakes tend to do the most damage, but the long distance from shore may have mitigated its effects.
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The success of Asian-American students , some from low-income families, doesn't imply that the system is fair; it suggests that unfairness can be mitigated by extraordinary effort.
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Huawei anticipated the ban and made additional purchases from US suppliers to build up its inventory, meaning the American companies got a bump in sales that mitigated declines.
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Crashes can be mitigated by new technologies like automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection, but whether these can do enough to neutralize SUVs' danger to people is unproven.
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However, in each of these cases, marijuana's risk potential may be mitigated by better regulations and public education, and by the imposition of age restrictions in the marketplace.
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Running roughshod over the lives of some for the benefit of others is also morally questionable if the harms can be mitigated or the wealth can be shared.
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The two officials agreed to try to work better together and that her concerns would be addressed and mitigated going forward, a source familiar with the meeting added.
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A spokesman for the Civil Protection Agency in Venice told CNN that the Moses system could have mitigated the impact of salt water on the city's historic sites.
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CS Schweiz's significant relative size is further mitigated by our view that the subsidiary's need for support is unlikely to arise simultaneously with that of other foreign subsidiaries.
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If the person was truly unaware that they should've included an interaction on the form — for instance, if the interaction was very minor — then that could be mitigated.
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In Girard's fantastic retrospective at the Cranbrook Art Museum, we see how he mitigated the starkness of American Modernism with bold color, earthy materials, and folk art aesthetics.
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Standard Life, which has been a participant in FCA's review, said it was possible that the financial impact of any compensation may be mitigated by its professional indemnity insurance.
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Young has his limitations on the defensive end, but Schlenk's half-decade around Curry will at the very least offer a blueprint as to how they can be mitigated.
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Range anxiety, a key concern for early EV adopters, is finally mitigated with a 217-mile range vehicle: that can address 95%+ of an average driver's miles per day.
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On Wednesday, the Rebels made eight more 3-pointers (13-5) than the Tigers, though Auburn mitigated that disadvantage somewhat by outscoring Ole Miss 28-20 on free throws.
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But they have mitigated that possibility by assembling, in the office of the White House counsel, a battery of ingenious, Supreme Court-quality lawyers; Mr Obama employed almost 50.
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For example, a car rapidly changing lanes creates dangers for the cars it cuts off, which can be mitigated by other cars that make extra room in their lanes.
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The weaker performance came from lower levels of issuance in ECM and DCM, partially mitigated by higher M&A fees, which are roughly double those of a year ago.
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Why it mattered: This series of conversations explored why Americans fear driverless cars, how that fear could be mitigated, and the potential consequences of delaying AV innovation and policy.
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The lower spending figure was mitigated by a forecast rise in real estate and government outlays in the first quarter to 2.4 percent from an earlier 1.0 percent increase.
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The struggles Argentine entrepreneurs once faced will be mitigated with the Entrepreneurs' Law; however, eliminating these hurdles completely will require even more guidance and support from the startup community.
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And even if the natural disaster can be predicted and tracked on a radar to enable evacuations and save lives, its impacts and devastation cannot be mitigated as easily.
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Lower export earnings will be mitigated by the lower price of energy imports, but Fitch expects the current account deficit to widen to over 220% of GDP in 50.
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As of 1 July 2016 the region's refinancing needs for this year stood at RUB16.4bn (24% of outstanding debt), but this is mitigated by RUB50bn undrawn bank credit facilities.
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Sean Simmons, a senior director of product management at the company, told us: While BlueJeans does use a launcher service [...] we have mitigated this vulnerability by only allowing bluejeans.
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Interestingly, these effects seemed to be mitigated in places that had enacted policies to curb poor health behaviors — such as anti-smoking laws or trans fat bans in cities.
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The South Korean electronics giant let users exchange their faulty Note 7 phones with its flagship Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge, something that has mitigated the damage to sales.
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While relatively few credit downgrades have been prompted by natural disasters or climate risks, S&P said that number could rise if climate risks increase and are not mitigated.
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For Agrium investors, concerns that they would become more exposed to slumping potash prices are mitigated by the expected $500 million in savings from the tie-up, ISS said.
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This is mitigated by reasonable coverage of impaired loans by total reserves (about 73%), substantial capital buffers and a high proportion of low-risk exposures outside the loan book.
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Cost volatility and structural protection - Midrange Cost volatility risk is mitigated by back-to-back benchmarking/market-testing provisions and a fixed contract for soft FM linked to inflation.
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However, this is mitigated by the diversification of the group's activities, with the savings/asset management and the corporate and investment banking businesses being strong contributors to group profit.
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For example, O'Hanlon said, Trump's positive remarks about his relationship with China's Xi have not resolved the trade war, but their rapport has mitigated tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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The frenzy could be mitigated if due value were placed on the high school years as formative and enriching in their own right, and not solely as a steppingstone.
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The stories are nearly unbearable to read: descriptions of various forms of intense agony, mitigated to some extent with medication, which is then stopped regardless of the patients' pleas.
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Its geographically dispersed manufacturing industries, made up of about 200,000 small and medium-sized firms, have mitigated the regional disparities that have fuelled populism across the West (see article).
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Its sobering price of twenty-three dollars is mitigated by the fact that it comes in two parts, with the second serving presented in a small carafe on ice.
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The result has been increased pollution in U.S. waterways that has to be mitigated by many communities, cities and towns that range from the Midwest to the Louisiana Gulf.
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Storing gasoil in VLCCs is unusual as it can be more expensive than using tanks on land, but some of the costs can be mitigated by owning a vessel.
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"Petitioner's periods of unauthorized absences after reporting to the USS Butte were mitigated by the abuse, harassment, and assault he suffered," the board's letter said, according to the Post.
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ZKB's main risk stems from a large exposure of property loans in Zurich', which is mitigated by the bank's sound credit underwriting standards, with moderate loan-to-value ratios.
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Federal auto safety regulators estimate that more than half of those crashes could be avoided or mitigated by automatic braking or systems that warn drivers of an impending collision.
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"It is likewise prohibited to deny appropriate placement based on a perceived threat to health or safety that can be mitigated some other less burdensome way," the proposal says.
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Obama made a point to buy all of the clothes she wore as first lady, but that likely wouldn't have mitigated criticism of such an extravagant pair of boots.
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We're very lucky that we have a super diverse company and so the problems of print media particularly at least have been mitigated because we are a diverse company.
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Available Replacement Counterparties: Counterparty default risk is mitigated by the appointment of National Australia Bank Limited (NAB, AA-/Stable/F1+) as an eligible standby fixed/floating-rate swap provider.
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Some suggested the problems might have been mitigated if Marriott had run a test on a small group of customers before rolling out the merger to everyone at once.
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Drought could be mitigated by irrigation but, critics say, Iraq's political leaders are too consumed by infighting to pay attention to the needs of farmers in places like Nineveh.
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Development costs are already mitigated by special economic incentives for orphan drugs, he noted, including a 50 percent tax credit on the costs of research and development, among others.
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"We expect the impact of COVID-19 to be temporary and mitigated by broad policy stimulus, even as the virus spread is proving more severe than anticipated," Kolanovic said.
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The impact on the airline's revenue from the coronavirus "will be very significant and will only partly be mitigated by lower costs and a lower fuel price," Swelheim said.
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"Contrary to some reports, any performance impacts are workload-dependent, and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time," the company said.
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This risk is mitigated by Mitsubishi's JPY296bn of available cash, which provides a significant liquidity buffer to pay potential fines, and by a due-diligence period prior to completion.
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It's also a reminder that inhumane treatment of pigs, which is unfortunately common due to their ubiquity as livestock, should be mitigated, as these animals are very cognitively advanced.
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As well as any team has since mid-October, when the Ravens' demolition tour of the N.F.L. went into overdrive, the San Francisco 49ers mitigated Jackson's effectiveness on Sunday.
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This one percent of the NFIP's policyholder base, could have been bought out or had their properties mitigated several times over when compared with the losses they have generated.
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Capital pressure on banks from the Basel transition and prospective changes to risk-weights could be mitigated by EU focus on ensuring implementation supports funding to the real economy.
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People also benefited from having a circle of lifelong friends, a clear sense of purpose, an environment that nudged them into constant movement, and daily rituals that mitigated stress.
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Sanders' biggest vulnerability among Latinos and all Democrats — attacks on him by the state's powerful Culinary Union — was likely mitigated by the union's decision not to endorse another candidate.
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New England is vulnerable there, having allowed 3,943 passing yards this season and 29 touchdowns through the air, though the damage was mitigated by a decent number of interceptions.
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Across the East River, Nets Coach Kenny Atkinson has mitigated a dearth of talent by giving the Nets structure and has turned them into a hardscrabble team worth watching.
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This is somewhat mitigated by the fact that the forward one-year price/earnings multiple for the index is not terribly stretched — right at the five-year average of 16.5.
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"Whatever hold Qualcomm had on the market by being the first to market with new technologies has been mitigated by competitors such as Intel, MediaTek, Samsung, and HiSilicon," he said.
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For Romania, that risk was mitigated by manageable foreign funding needs and costs and a hard currency buffer that could cover several months of foreign debt payments, the report said.
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Image: GitHub"Between 17:21 and 17:30 UTC on February 28th we identified and mitigated a significant volumetric DDoS attack," GitHub wrote in an autopsy of the event Thursday.
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However, this risk is partially mitigated as a significant portion of PrimeLending's expenses are variable in nature and because the majority of originations are for home purchases rather than refinancings.
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The side-effects produced by Epidiolex weren't bad or frequent enough to prevent FDA approval, and the impacts of side-effects can be mitigated through the careful monitoring of symptoms.
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As a private platform, it is reasonable for Twitter to take the time to figure out whether and how the manifest ill consequences of micro-targeted ads can be mitigated.
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Volkswagen (VW) admitted in September it had fitted illegal software on up to about 11 million cars worldwide that mitigated emissions during tests but stopped doing so on the road.
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Institutional pre-seed funds such as Afore believe that pre-seed is just like any other kind of investing, with risks inherent to its stage that can be successfully mitigated.
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The immediate impact of the sanctions on Iran itself may be mitigated by its ability to keep selling oil to China, a signatory to the nuclear deal, and to India.
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This situation is mitigated by restaurants that specialize in wraps (Chipotle, even Taco Bell) but even in those situations you will hit a guac pocket and ruin your whole day.
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The risks that heirs will be forced to sell homes and firms can be mitigated by allowing them to pay the duties gradually, from cashflow rather than by fire-sales.
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Hungarian banks have significantly reduced their FC retail portfolios and Bulgarian exchange rate risks are mitigated though its local currency peg to the euro, together with a currency board arrangement.
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The negative carry will be properly mitigated by the upfront funding of a trust account that will be used to cover expenses including transaction fees and interest during construction (IDC).
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Old Navy's (42% of 13 revenue) recent weakness is of particular concern, given that the brand has mitigated sales declines at the Gap and Banana Republic brands for several years.
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Structural Subordination Mitigated: Its subsidiary, Future Holdings, which is listed in Shanghai, remains a crucial platform for Future Land's offshore financing, especially as the onshore financing environment tightens in 2H103.
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The report and Republican critics have always countered that had the White House and Pentagon acted more swiftly, they might have mitigated the later attack on the compound's C.I.A. annex.
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But he said these could be mitigated with clear regulation, and that countries like Belarus should not miss out on a chance to grab a slice of an emerging market.
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This is somewhat mitigated by the fact that a tire can contain 14-27 percent natural rubber, for which the tree has already pulled carbon from the air to grow.
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The impact of sand storms, which occur occasionally in Qatar during the winter months, could be mitigated by raising or lowering the stadium height by a few meters, Ghani said.
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The caucus has also expressed frustration over tech platforms inadvertently enabling racial discrimination in advertising and hopes such issues can be mitigated, in part, with more diversity in technology companies.
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"We therefore encourage international collaboration, so the risks relating to stablecoins can be identified and mitigated, and the potential benefits realised," said Alder, who also heads Hong Kong's securities regulator.
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The recent box office weakness could be mitigated by an advertising lift from the upcoming seven-game NBA conference finals and strength in Disney's Marvel movies franchise, FBR's Crockett said.
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"There's not going to be much appetite for inflation from a consumer perspective, so how much of it then gets mitigated is the key," Chief Executive Dave Forsey told Reuters.
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While Republicans could not ignore the dismal approval ratings of the President, factors like redistricting, along with favorable Senate election prospects and voting restrictions, could have mitigated a blue wave.
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I am not sure that anyone who has signed on contentedly for growing inequality mitigated by a little redistribution will be moved to democratic socialism by Hägglund's conception of freedom.
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But the study found that the effect was mitigated when the advertisements included modifiers, such as saying the medication might not cost anything due to insurance coverage or other discounts.
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Props are due to Werdum, his problem of stepping in with naked kicks and keeping his head upright and in line for a right hand seemed somewhat mitigated this fight.
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According to LinkedIn, Skeene co-founded Global Forestry Investments around 2008, opening offices in Sao Paolo, London, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to provide "risk mitigated, sustainable investment in tropical hardwood".
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"On both occasions, we mitigated the attacks by filtering unwanted traffic and increasing our DNS capacity, and restored service within two hours," it said in a statement late on Tuesday.
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"You have a smell issue that sometimes can't be completely mitigated," said Dennis Hunter, a co-founder of CannaCraft, a large marijuana business based in Santa Rosa in Sonoma County.
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""For example, the societal cost of the UK lockdown has been mitigated dramatically by the news that the government is going to be paying 80% of [self-employed peoples'] wages.
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Those risks can be mitigated by carefully choosing insurance plans that cover those specific risks, stockpiling resources well in advance of any storms and training staff on proper disaster protocol.
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But he has held out hope the plan can be suitably mitigated and is actively working to convince the President that sweeping tariffs on steel would slow a booming economy.
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He later recalled that the global financial meltdown that led to the Great Recession could have been mitigated if the Fed had slashed interest rates "more dramatically" at the time.
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And since the president himself — his own personal qualities — are the source of the security breach, the risk of it happening again simply cannot be ruled out or fully mitigated.
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He recalls, speaking from the restaurant in Brooklyn that used to be his father's shoe-repair store, how even in childhood his admiration for police work was mitigated by experience.
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Among the many misconceptions the #MeToo movement has exposed is the fallacy that deviance was bound to be mitigated, or even expunged, with the arrival of the open-floor plan.
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A Biden adviser told me the collateral damage from the Ukraine scandal should be mitigated for the former vice president because people feel they know Biden and find him relatable.
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The group attributes this initial noisiness to the interfering effects of blood flow, which would have been mitigated as the mesh and the surrounding blood vessel began to grow together.
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Intel continues to believe that the performance impact of these updates is highly workload-dependent and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time.
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In the 17 months that I have been in Congress, I've witnessed the Obama administration's "lead from behind" foreign policy contribute to more global insecurity and instability than it has mitigated.
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Arla Foods has mitigated the impact of low milk prices by moving more into added-value products — turning milk into more expensive goods such as its Lurpak butter and Castello cheese.
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The fall was nevertheless mitigated by stronger results from trading, which have often in the past helped the company weather volatile markets, as well as better earnings from its retail division.
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This pressure has been somewhat mitigated by the growth in generic penetration over the last few years, though this is expected to taper off given a lighter calendar of branded expirations.
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Perhaps the most tragic aspect of the wreck of 188 is that it could have been avoided, or at least mitigated, had the right safeguard — positive train control — been in place.
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His loss to Leon Spinks was nothing short of an embarrassment, only partially mitigated by a rematch win by decision, a fight during which Ali was stripped a round for holding.
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The frame rate is relatively stable, and mitigated to a limited extent by effects like motion blur, but there's no question that it's a downgrade over the PC or console versions.
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And while the rain likely mitigated the spread of the chemical plumes, it will be hard to measure the effects of these flares on the local community or on first responders.
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Another conclusion that the Euro-NCAP poll arrived at was that much of this confusion could be mitigated if features like Autopilot, or even Navigate, were subjected to more rigorous standards.
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"We are hoping the effects of these cuts might be mitigated by the upcoming Khoemacau Copper Mining and Lerala Diamond Mine which might absorb some of the redundant workers," Tshekiso said.
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The bank also reported that the potential disruption to cross-border financial services had been mitigated in Britain, but it criticised the EU for a lack of action on its part.
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Nevertheless, we expect Metro's high capex to be mitigated by a significant improvement in the group's EBITDAR to FFO conversion ratio, due to lower debt costs and permanently reducing restructuring costs.
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Reviewers have previously expressed concern that the app launches with automatic access to the camera, guest profiles, and the door lock — problems that should be mitigated with fingerprint authentication turned on.
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It seems silly to say a Zelda game is risky, but wow, this Zelda took risks that could have been, at almost every step, catastrophes easily mitigated with safer, proven design.
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All the additional analysis of Woodstock '299 is, of course, welcome, but the basic facts of the festival—rioting, cynical avarice, and multiple sexual assaults—are indisputable, and cannot be mitigated.
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There's no more underlying hiss, the rubber earbuds create a much better seal, and the problematic occlusion effect — where you hear your own voice resonating inside your skull — has been mitigated.
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The risks are mitigated by the bank's good liquidity buffer - at end-2016 liquidity cushion (net of obligatory reserves) comprised about 15% of total assets, covering 27% of total customer deposits.
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This pressure was mitigated by strong volume growth and by higher non-interest income in these businesses, driven by a move towards fee-generating products and services in the business unit.
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His selection as chief of staff, traditionally the most powerful White House job, was mitigated by the announcement -- delivered in the same press release -- that Bannon would, effectively, be his equal.
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Like tight underwear, however, those physical causes can be mitigated by simply not doing the activity for a while, or at least being careful how much time you spend doing it.
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In oral arguments on Tuesday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. suggested that there could be extensive human cost to overturning the program, and that it would need to be mitigated.
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The impact from the loss of this talented workforce within DoD is mitigated by their new positions helping to ensure the Nation's critical infrastructure sectors are better secured against cyber threats.
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Reported international sales growth has averaged approximately 4% since FY 2013, as growth in China and Coach's entry in Europe has been mitigated by a decline in Japan and currency headwinds.
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Beyond the chaos caused for commuters heading into large urban centers such as Paris, local media highlighted that the impact of the train strike was mitigated by people traveling by coach.
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Only 63%of respondents said climate change could be mitigated with drastic action, while 16% say it's too late and 14% say everything will be fine with the steps already taken.
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These login credentials are then routinely used by hackers to hijack your accounts, a threat that's largely mitigated by using a password manager and unique password for each site you visit.
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Boeing has said such a situation can be mitigated by deactivating the system, but reports have suggested that did not work before the Ethiopian crash, as the system re-engaged itself.
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Weaker liquidity metrics in the short-term are in our view adequately mitigated by the availability of the RCF and our assessment that dividend up-streamed from AFB is reasonably predictable.
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It's still a limited resource that can be broken by manufacturing stumbles, but the problem can be mitigated through the creation of RAM that works better than the chip it's replacing.
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In interviews with more than two dozen fans, almost all viewed the risk of contracting the virus, while frightening, as largely distant and something that could be mitigated by proper hygiene.
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And sure, that loss is mitigated somewhat by the fact that you can access literally thousands of movies at your fingertips via iTunes, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and what have you.
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Nauman is tall and physically imposing, but the destabilizing effect of meeting one of the most influential American artists was mitigated by his short-sleeved-Hawaiian-shirt-and-dad-jeans mien.
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I sort of vowed, next time I do "Spawn," I'll do it small, I'll do it reasonable so that everybody's risk is mitigated and that will allow me more creative input.
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However, price is not the whole answer; the poor are more adversely impacted by pricing, so we should mandate strict performance standards for technologies or ban some energy sources unless mitigated.
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However, Etihad mostly mitigated this with a huge, enclosed gate area, with passengers sitting on the plane's upper deck (first and business class) and those on the bottom deck (economy) separated.
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Short-term liquidity risk is currently mitigated as Lloyds is rated 'A+'/'F1' and a reserve fund has also been established to cover three months' interest payments and some senior expenses.
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Impact investment is already at work for the environment, health, education and community development, which means recent threats by Congress and the president to reduce their federal funding can be mitigated.
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The loss, to a team that will probably also miss the playoffs, was hardly mitigated by a good scoring effort by the rookie shooting guard Allonzo Trier, who had 29 points.
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Moderate renewal risk also exists, as 27% of the company's lease contracts, based on leased area, will expire in 2017, although this is mitigated by TREIT's high retention rate and location scarcity.
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Perhaps your family is discussing whether nightly double-fisted Big Macs takes a toll on the body, or whether California's wildfires can be mitigated with raking (spoiler alert: the answer is no).
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Nevertheless, this is mitigated by the city's strong access to capital markets and cash position of EUR631.2m at end-244, which indicates a low 229% net overall risk relative to current revenue.
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Their short-term debt maturity profiles have traditionally exposed Russian LRGs to refinancing risk; however, it is mitigated by the availability of cheap federal budget loans earmarked for repayment of maturing debt.
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In March it warned that it could "only provide limited assurance that all risks to UK national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long-term".
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However, any continued aggressive acquisitions may result in sustaining leverage at high levels, although the increase in risks may be mitigated if they are accompanied by a substantial rise in contracted sales.
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The losses were mitigated in part by 296,000 signups to its digital DirecTV Now service, but AT&T's traditional TV subscriptions are still down 969,000 in the first nine months of 2017.
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The prevailing narrative that better growth is ahead perhaps may not have carried the day, but at least it mitigated the damage from the worst political loss yet for the White House.
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Those losses were mitigated by a $160 million gain in Trump's 30 percent stakes in two skyscrapers, 1290 Avenue of the Americas in New York and 555 California St. in San Francisco.
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The BoE said most financial stability risks in Britain from a no-deal Brexit had been mitigated, and UK banks had enough liquidity to go for months without needing to tap markets.
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"The Oversight Board can only provide limited assurance that all risks to U.K. national security from Huawei's involvement in the U.K.'s critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long term," it concluded.
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In addition, the large pension deficit is partially mitigated by the expected reimbursements from the U.S. government, which treats a part of pension costs as allowable and reimbursable costs under some contracts.
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But Intel said in a statement after U.S. stock markets closed on Thursday that the performance impact of the recent security updates should not be significant and would be mitigated over time.
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Known as the "TCP", and managed by the Texas Comptroller's office, the plan has successfully mitigated impacts to the Dunes Sagebrush Lizard and its habitat, though there are significant opportunities for improvement.
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For financial markets the earnings recession of 2016 was mitigated by central bank largesse, and this year stocks on both sides of the Atlantic enjoyed earnings growth of at least 10 percent.
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On the Zephyr, long delays are not uncommon, but are mitigated by a glass-walled car with tables and soft swivel chairs from which the patient traveler may meditate on American scenery.
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The harmful impact of the Hyde Amendment is only mitigated for women who happen to live in the 28503 states that use their own funds to provide abortion coverage for Medicaid recipients.
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Only 56% of Finnish respondents believe climate change can be mitigated with drastic changes in policy, whereas 21% believe the worst of climate change can be avoided by measures already in place.
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SaarLB's reliance on wholesale funding is mitigated by strong and reliable funding links to savings banks, which together with other Sparkassen group members play a key role in absorbing SaarLB's debt placements.
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It gave $45 million to USA Football, a formerly obscure nonprofit, to promote safe tackling and reassure jittery parents that football's inherent risks can be mitigated through on-field techniques and awareness.
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"They mitigated my specific attack, but it's trivial, trivial to bypass," Wardle, who will present his findings at the Shmoocon security conference in Washington D.C. on Sunday, said in a phone interview.
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Much of the security concern is mitigated by the fact that it appears to be tied to iOS 9, a version of the operating system released three-and-a-half years ago.
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In contrast, the rating is limited by the constrained fiscal and budgetary flexibility of the Province as well as its relatively weak liquidity position, which is mitigated by quite diverse liquidity sources.
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FABER: BUT YOU DON'T FEEL AS THOUGH YOU'RE MITIGATED IN ANY WAY FROM PURSUING WHAT YOU NEED TO, GIVEN THE CONSTRAINTS THAT YOU MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE ON YOUR BALANCE SHEET?
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"It was just something that wasn't put in," Bob LaMonte, Weis's agent, said of language that would have mitigated Weis's Notre Dame buyout with income he earned in a new coaching job.
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There is no specific reference to Trump's border wall in the plan, but it does recommend human developments such as mines, dams, border infrastructure, urban development should be avoided, minimized, or mitigated.
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But some pro-Brexit cabinet ministers are promoting the idea of what they call a "managed no deal," under which the worst effects of a departure without an agreement would be mitigated.
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That's not a direct answer to the question, but it sounds like a hope that there won't be enough sick people and we won't run out of ventilators because we have mitigated.
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In our sensitivity analysis, a depreciation of the local currency of a similar magnitude seen in 33714/33710.3 would push leverage higher by 33712015x, partly mitigated by rising inflation in such scenario.
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If there were any lingering bitterness about the sign stealing, it may have been mitigated by both teams having new managers: Boone with the Yankees and Alex Cora with the Red Sox.
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The general strike, however, was a mitigated success for the independence movement, with the authorities reporting that less than half of government employees had heeded the call to stay away from work.
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In one study on actual humans, consuming a 25 gram dose of protein right after a workout and then again four hours later, mitigated this problem a little bit, but not completely.
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Some nervousness ahead of Apple's quarterly results later Tuesday, which are expected to show a sharp drop in iPhone sales, was mitigated by encouraging U.S. data on home prices and consumer confidence.
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"Based on the feedback and its own work, overall the FCA is open to all forms of deployment of DLT ... provided the operational risks are properly identified and mitigated," the watchdog said.
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Some increased non-performance and larger loan loss rates are likely if the economy slows down following Brexit, but this will be from low levels and mitigated by a moderate risk appetite.
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Had the Obama administration decided to clarify when to actively fight a threat and when to defend against one, we could have mitigated the threat of Russian interference in our election process.
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But the military consequences of an end, temporary or even permanent, to the annual large-scale exercises that the United States and South Korea conduct on the peninsula could be considerably mitigated.
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That's mitigated a bit by the fact that Eastwood, famously a workaholic, didn't just cast himself in the film, but cast his own daughter, too, to play Earl's neglected and hurt daughter.
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The WHO's Emergency Committee of 11 experts said the rapid response had mitigated the risk from the outbreak, which was declared 10 days ago and has killed 25 people since early April.
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However, this may be mitigated by the company's focus on the six "flagship" networks and the resulting de-emphasis on Viacom's less prominent networks, which could improve Viacom's efforts to renegotiate affiliate agreements.
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All the same, technology has gradually mitigated many of these problems, so error rates in speech-recognition software have fallen steadily over the years—and then sharply with the introduction of deep learning.
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"Intel continues to believe that the performance impact of these updates is highly workload-dependent and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time," says Intel.
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Past disagreements about job expectations, your skillset, and even work performance can be mitigated if you find a way to discuss those issues (and show you've learned from them) in a thoughtful way.
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With the RBI now explicitly being given powers to intervene and guide banks toward resolutions, a part of that "concern or fear will be mitigated," said Saswata Guha, a director at Fitch Ratings.
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Previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore set up a regulatory sandbox that allowed fintech players to experiment new financial products and services within a controlled environment which mitigated risks in case of failure.
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"The FBI repeatedly stressed to DNC officials the necessity of obtaining direct access to servers and data, only to be rebuffed until well after the initial compromise had been mitigated," the official said.
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The risk is mitigated by the fact that each node only sees a snapshot of the traffic running through it, and nobody has access to both the user's IP and their unencrypted traffic.
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But they are starting to ask how long they can continue to support a government whose leading figures think its main policy is a disaster to be mitigated, not an achievement to celebrate.
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That we are now designing them around school shootings is an architectural statement that we, as a country, have accepted carnage as a new normal—not a problem to be solved, merely mitigated.
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Many of the puzzles and features of the current economic landscape - very low or negative interest rates, quantitative easing and low growth - would be reversed or at least mitigated by structurally higher productivity.
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Nearly a year after a rule change allowed good Samaritan hackers to notify the Department of Defense (DOD) about cybersecurity glitches that needed fixing, the Pentagon has mitigated more than 2,800 security problems.
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Concentration levels are high and above those of most peers, but they are mitigated by the fact that the largest exposures are mainly to government-related entities or to large blue-chip corporates.
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"We have partially mitigated delays by re-allocating shipments as per operational capacities of our logistics partners," a spokesman for Snapdeal said, adding that it had informed buyers and sellers about the delays.
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Although ALSN's leverage is high for its rating category, the effect on its credit profile is mitigated by the company's very strong profitability and FCF generation, which provides ALSN with significant financial flexibility.
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"If Facebook had implemented the 2009 investigation's recommendations meaningfully, the risk of unauthorized access and use of Canadians' personal information by third party apps could have been avoided or significantly mitigated," they add.
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It was inspired by knowledge widespread among firefighters but less known among ordinary folks that deaths from smoke inhalation, toxic and superheated gases and heat are effectively mitigated just by closing a door.
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In our study, published in Journal of Business Research, my colleagues and I sought to understand whether certain leader behaviors might be depleting employees' work energy, and how such effects can be mitigated.
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Whether the suffering in question is wrongful depends in part on whether the research might yield important benefits to people or other animals and whether the suffering could be mitigated or avoided altogether.
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Regardless, Mr. Blake, who is black, said his concerns were mitigated because superdelegates have not been eliminated completely, and could become vitally important during any second round of votes in the nomination process.
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The assumptions fueling those scenarios are mitigated by the fact that cities, states, businesses and individuals are beginning to take steps to slow transmission, even if some are acting less aggressively than others.
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Echoing Cabaniss, Evanina emphasized that a clearance-holder's debt may be mitigated if the conditions that led to it were largely outside of their control and the person acted responsibly under the circumstances.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Michael Gove, the government minister in charge of preparing Britain for a no-deal Brexit, said on Tuesday this scenario would present significant challenges but that the risks could be mitigated.
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The damage will be mitigated somewhat as furloughed workers start to receive their back pay, but with the government only funded for three weeks, many federal employees plan to hold off on spending.
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But unless outright rapacious, exclusionary, and deeply predatory governance is mitigated, the root causes of the insurgency will remain unaddressed and the state-building project will have disappeared into fiefdoms and lasting conflict.
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In truth, Modernism, whether European or Japanese, developed roots in countries in which the political and economic structures of so-called modernity were felt unevenly, mitigated by the resilience of older, feudal traditions.
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In fact '19913s-era Jordan is probably the closest analog of '21991s Oprah: a black star who parlayed their revolutionary impact in a chosen field into a global brand which mitigated that rebelliousness.
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The sanctions approved last week are a new debacle commensurate with the failures of Russia's early Ukraine or Syria policies, both of which Moscow mitigated somewhat with surprise comebacks that humbled the West.
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At the same time it (the outflow) is increasing because the security forces are advancing and therefore more people are in a position to run away where the risk is likely more mitigated.
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Some of this is mitigated by the fact that their voices are recognizable — Kumail Nanjiani voices a stubborn ostrich, Jason Mantzoukas plays a very annoying dragonfly — but the movie is also aggressively unfunny.
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The problem could be mitigated by finding a less challenging solution, such as assembling the JWST in low Earth orbit and testing it there before moving it to its Earth-Sun Lagrange point.
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And the effects of drink are always mitigated by the presence of food: Good, salty cheese, cured meats, bread and olives frequently appear, but I had pizza, and even sashimi, at aperitivo gatherings.
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However, Fitch views the staff turnover in the year-to-date as being in line with prior years and, more importantly, senior staff departures have been mitigated by Deutsche AM's matrix organisation structure.
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"Overall, the Oversight Board can only provide limited assurance that all risks to UK national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long-term," it adds in summary.
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By employing technology more typically used in surveillance and warfare, Mosse offers a critique of how refugees are too often treated—as a threat to be mitigated or a logistical problem to be solved.
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Samsung, for its part, also offers a "fast charging" wireless pad based around Qi technology—it charges up compatible Samsung phones faster in return for running hotter, something that's mitigated with an integrated fan.
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That makes them riskier than ultra-short bond ETFs like iShares Short Treasury Bond (SHV) or iShares 1-3 Treasury Bond (SHY), yet given the low duration, the risk is largely mitigated, Rosenbluth said.
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So far, banks in Brazil have mitigated the risk of growing interdependence between engineering firms, suppliers and services companies involved in the scandal by lending more prudently and asking for more guarantees from borrowers.
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"Thanks to extensive training and the unification of all on scene emergency personnel this incident was mitigated swiftly and luckily resulted in a very positive outcome!" the fire department said in its Facebook post.
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" On November 7, the day before the election, Gorka argued that while Trump had a "very steep learning curve" on foreign policy, he mitigated his lack of expertise by surrounding himself with "amazing people.
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Jefferies analysts said there was a chance that the adverse CRS events could be mitigated by lowering the dose and treating symptoms more aggressively, but more information was needed to assess prospects for UCART123.
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And though activism has by no means stopped Trump and his Republican Party colleagues from getting things done, it has sharply mitigated the damage relative to what one might have expected on Election Day.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizeable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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For FIVE, FY18 guidance assumes a 10% tariff (the impact of which was fully mitigated), but management did note that price changes could be implemented as one potential way to offset further tariff increases.
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Five straight opponents have topped 100 rushing yards – a milestone the Panthers allowed only twice through their first nine games – but Carolina has mitigated the damage with seven takeaways over the last two weeks.
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VIE Weaknesses Mitigated: Baidu generates over 70% of revenues from, and keeps almost all the cash and assets within its wholly owned subsidiaries in China rather than at the contractually controlled, consolidated affiliated entities.
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Each team has a dominant win over the other, but in both cases the awe of it was mitigated somewhat by the sense that the other team was capitulating, or at least totally lost.
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If more human-proofing and de-biasing were built into the process — through stronger peer review, cleaner and more consistent funding, and more transparency and data sharing — some of these biases could be mitigated.
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Fitch believes potential ongoing risks associated with fraud and related issues, while still present, are mitigated by stronger controls currently in place and a significant investment in employees with regulatory and law enforcement expertise.
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Bragi's made some sacrifices to cut costs This problem was mitigated after a few days, because the buttons wore in and I got used to how little pressure they need to register a press.
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Obviously, Kinect has a pretty wide field of view (an advantage), though most people, even if they have one, don't have it connected to their PC (a disadvantage, though perhaps mitigated by future hardware).
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"By raising awareness about online abuse, I'm hopeful that more developers and corporations will take the time to think about how their products might enable abusive behavior so it can be prevented or mitigated."
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"Not all damage and threats to the archaeology can be prevented, but they can be mitigated through the sharing of information and specialist skills," EAMENA's director, Dr. Robert Bewley, said in a press release.
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The thin characterizations might have been mitigated by livelier dialogue – think of how the Avengers trade Whedonesque witticisms even in the heat of battle, and how much warmer those scenes feel as a result.
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Meanwhile, in Days of Future Past, the gigantic stakes — saving the future world — were mitigated by a really intimate story between Professor Xavier (James McAvoy), Erik/Magneto (Michael Fassbender), and Raven/Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence).
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Life cycle costs risk, which also lies with the project, is mitigated through five-year reviews subject to scrutiny by the technical advisor and the benefit of a three-year maintenance reserve account (MRA).
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Lew also urged Japan to keep fiscal policy loose, warning that proceeding with a scheduled sales tax hike next year could be damaging to its economy unless it was mitigated by additional fiscal spending.
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Auburn shot only 35.6 percent from the floor and was a dreadful 15-of-32 from the free-throw line, but mitigated that by forcing 21 turnovers, a season-high by College of Charleston.
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The risks relating to the above exposures are mitigated by CBM's robust pre-impairment profit, which was RUB44 billion in 2016 and RUB31 billion in 9M17 (equal to 6% of average gross loans, annualised).
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The risks are mitigated by prudent liquidity management and a strong focus on covered bonds, with a sizeable portion placed with a domestic captive investor base consisting of large Swedish insurance and pension funds.
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"The negative same store sales guidance revision, while partially mitigated by a positive increase in gross margins (and decrease in SG&A margins), is problematic in our opinion," Raymond James analyst Kenric Tyghe said.
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If Nintendo stays at this current rate, it would appear that even a baked-in fear of cannibalization of hardware sales is getting mitigated by the future potential of its game development on smartphones.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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LSR Can Weather Cycle Macroeconomic risks are somewhat mitigated by LSR's position in Russia's key markets of St. Petersburg and Moscow along with financial flexibility as evidenced by its ability to cut dividend distributions.
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Some of that anger was mitigated when it was announced on Friday that Ady Barkan, a health care activist and Medicare-for-all supporter who has ALS, would appear on the panel as well.
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The intrinsic financial position of many public-sector banks is relatively weak and any proposed merger could put further pressure on their VRs if the additional risk is not mitigated through adequate capital injections.
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Many of tomorrow's challenges — rates of employment, overall health, and community connectedness — could be significantly mitigated by investing in ways to ensure that every child has access to high quality early care and education.
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He said rains in the western part of the state mitigated the effects of the drought for some corn areas, but the situation was still critical for crops in the northern part of Paraná.
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Granted, the arguments at the G.L.F. were happening face to face, and the disagreements in my community are largely mitigated by algorithms and social media platforms — and therefore ultimately controlled by money and capital.
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I am a medical student who has mitigated my student-loan debt by attending school on a scholarship and by living with my parents, who are kind enough to take me in without rent.
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Living next to one another for generations, since a major naval yard drew large numbers to the town with the promise of jobs, has mitigated much of the tension found in more segregated communities.
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Ives and Backe wrote that the effect of the outbreak on the company's shares was mitigated because Apple did not roll out major sales around the Chinese New Year, which took place Jan. 25.
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Nevertheless, this is mitigated by the city's strong access to commercial loans and a cash position of EUR753.6 million at end-2016, which indicates a low 13% net overall risk relative to current revenue.
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Arsenal retains a game in hand on its other rivals, however, and its disappointment was mitigated by the fact top-four rivals Manchester City and Manchester United both dropped points earlier in the day.
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"Movies can represent all kinds of things and have all kinds of cultural significance applied to them, but if they open and people are like, 'Meh,' then the cultural significance is mitigated," he said.
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"The investment risk is mitigated by working with partners to 'co-invest' and should leave Vodafone's dividend growth unaffected," said RBC analyst Jonathan Dann, highlighting the company's 7 percent prospective dividend yield as attractive.
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The declines, however, were mitigated by the fact that insurers in most states submitted two sets of rates to regulators with one set 15 to 25 percent higher in case the subsidies were cut.
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The researchers explain that this can be mitigated by Intel, but only through updates at the BIOS and microcode level — the kind of thing that many users will never bother to go through with.
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However, this risk is largely mitigated by Gdansk's high cash reserves and a prudent budgetary approach, under which the city usually budgets higher amounts for interest payments on debt than the actual amounts paid.
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Pelosi also helped pass the Obama stimulus plan, which economists overwhelmingly agree mitigated job losses from the financial crisis, as well as playing a role in laying the foundation for a green energy revolution.
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They'd also like to know if the negative effects of low gravity are mitigated on the surface of the moon or on the surface of Mars, both of which have less gravity than Earth.
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The risk is mitigated by the fact that each node only sees a snapshot of the traffic running through it, and nobody has access to both the user's original IP and their unencrypted traffic.
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"If the conclusion is that such a risk exists and cannot be mitigated, then management will consider suspension without pay of the employee, pending the outcome of management's investigation," the agency told VICE News.
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During the height of the recent drought, Sacramento dumped over 1 trillion gallons of fresh water into the Sacramento Delta — water that could have gone to homes, farms and businesses, irrigated land and mitigated fires.
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ABIDJAN, April 23 (Reuters) - Below-average rainfall in Ivory Coast last week could affect cocoa production, farmers said on Tuesday, as good soil moisture content mitigated the impact of dry weather in several growing regions.
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Although the impact of lower prices will be partly mitigated by higher oil export volumes, there are limited prospects for a large increase in Iran's oil revenue because of high global output and weak demand.
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However, this risk is mitigated by state guarantees for the part of the loans extended to state utilities, the use of escrow accounts and the critical role REC plays in providing infrastructure financing to borrowers.
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We believe these factors will also put pressure on profitability in the near term, alongside the growing contribution from structurally lower-margin businesses such as consumer health and vaccines, partially mitigated by GSK's accelerated restructuring.
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OSLO, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Norway's Equinor reported a smaller-than-expected drop in fourth-quarter profits on Thursday as the startup of a major new oilfield partly mitigated the impact from weak European gas markets.
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Bad news can be mitigated with charms, often given in the form of an action: take up a religion, take out health insurance, stop eating red meat, do not even think about getting a tattoo.
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But "going into the vote, ... the market had expected any trouble in terms of liquidity, particularly with the banks, would be mitigated by a Mario Draghi put," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Leverage Reasonable, To Improve: The rise in KWG's leverage is mitigated by the good quality of recent land purchases and that the acquisitions maintain its land bank at four to five years of development activity.
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So day one of the DNC started off with disaster for the Democrats, but by the time Bernie Sanders left the stage at night's end, at least some of that damage may have been mitigated.
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But more recently the two EU Member States have been reported to no longer be leaning towards a total ban — apparently believing any risk can be managed and mitigated by oversight and/or partial restrictions.
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The author of Slouching Towards Bethlehem mitigated his childhood embarrassment at a family function—and one of her events, a party for Tom Wolfe attended by Janis Joplin, served as inspiration for his own work.
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The attack appears to have been mitigated within a few hours, and the proper EtherDelta site restored, but anyone who interacted with the fake site may have sent ether or other tokens to the hacker.
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In the short term, the depreciation of the pound has had an impact on demand for Irish goods and services, even though this has been mitigated by the boost to real incomes from lower inflation.
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This risk is somewhat mitigated by a small direct exposure to Saudi Arabia, which has seen the biggest cut-backs in construction spending; other GCC states have maintained it or have only cut back gradually.
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Some of this risk is mitigated by the video game franchise model, which has increased the cash-generating lifespan of certain games and creates some form of recurring cash flow, depending on the franchise strength.
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While Fitch considers SFG's commercial mortgage loan concentration and its increased liquidity risk relative to publicly traded bonds a credit concern, this is partially mitigated by management's expertise and experience and the portfolio's strong quality.
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Atlas Iron, a 12 million-tonne-a-year producer in Australia, mitigated an $8 per tonne fall in the benchmark Platts price from the September quarter to the December quarter with the help of hedging.
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He said Israel should have the right to defend itself but warned conditions in the Palestinian-ruled Gaza Strip need to be mitigated, and that people are contending with high unemployment and "horrific" poverty there.
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Coverage of impaired loans by total reserves strengthened (to 33710003% at end-337144Q337120 from 33713530% at end-21750) but remains only adequate compared with higher-rated peers, which is partly mitigated by available capital buffers.
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Asset quality remains vulnerable to the high indebtedness of UK households, but in Fitch's opinion, this risk is somewhat mitigated by the sound performance of the UK's mortgage market with low base rates supporting affordability.
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