That mitigates some of the loss in the growth rate.
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In the opera, nothing mitigates the horror of Mark's act.
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The Paris Agreement only mitigates about 0.2 degrees of warming.
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Diversification Mitigates Geographic Concentration: YIG's portfolio is diversified across different industries.
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Theoretically, Orion mitigates some of the biggest problems facing cloud gaming.
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Something here of high class mitigates the work's prior jokey flimsiness.
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"The airburst considerably mitigates the effect on the water," he said.
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Instead, it mitigates their damage by setting their fines to zero.
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It seems a widely held belief that pet ownership mitigates loneliness.
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But what's glossed over ultimately mitigates the intensity of their romance.
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ASM mitigates its catastrophe risks through proportional and non-proportional reinsurance treaties.
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" Such a system, said Thayer, "mitigates the stealth advantage that submarines have.
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However, Fitch says a liquid balance sheet mitigates some of the risk.
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While this change has reduced the asset-liability duration mismatch and partially mitigates the reinvestment risk borne by fixed-income investments, it will take time before this strategy mitigates the risks associated with VBL's significant asset-liability duration mismatch.
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That, many Democrats said, mitigates the danger to Feinstein from her left flank.
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This effectively mitigates the risk of a cross-VM attack on our systems.
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Combined with healthy liquidity, this significantly mitigates the risk of capital market dislocation.
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In addition, TBI mitigates currency risk by fully hedging its US dollar exposure.
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Add the vegetables so that it mitigates the funk of the roasting flavor.
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The South Dakota mitigates this by adding extra insulation to the engine room.
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That inherent incentive is what mitigates the "moral hazard" of a no-fault system.
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Byrne mitigates the anxieties vented through the former with proposed solutions in the latter.
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In addition, TBI mitigates currency risks by hedging all of its US dollar exposure.
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Her departure mitigates the damage to the bank's reputation, but an underlying problem lingers.
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The truck's stainless-steel shell mitigates dents, damage, and corrosion, according to the automaker.
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"The trans thing — fame mitigates that for a lot of the men," she said.
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I tend to think Bloomberg's money mitigates his debate performance, but doesn't erase it.
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That mitigates risks for the companies that operate and invest in the transmission lines.
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Yet the electoral college mitigates that advantage (which is how Mr Trump won in 2016).
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A U.S. rate hike mitigates the relative attractiveness of holding high dividend yielding Australian stocks.
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Parker said he likes the low correlation between utilities and financials, because it mitigates risk.
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Transparency mitigates risks and reassures shareholders that the companies they invest in are well-run.
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If anything mitigates this hard line, it will be the practical constraints of everyday life.
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Democrats quickly emphasized that Mueller's appointment in no way mitigates the need for that commission.
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The small and fractured nature of the scrap supply chain mitigates against sophisticated price hedging.
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A weaker renminbi mitigates the impact of Mr. Trump's tariffs by making Chinese exports cheaper.
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By arranging small groups like this, Robinson said, it mitigates the spread of the virus.
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Hans Wijers: It mitigates to a limited degree, depending on which bank you talk about.
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The only thing that mitigates against full production is just the condition of my body.
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This mitigates one of the biggest typical advantages of picking an ETF over a single stock.
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"We have to think creatively about how we develop policy that mitigates that risk," he adds.
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But compared to so many of its peers, it questions and mitigates the role of protector.
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As well as promoting a middle class, diversification mitigates the curse of winner-take-all politics.
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The new information "mitigates some of the 'unknowns' from the ongoing investigation," Cowen's Gautam Khanna wrote.
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We made eye contact, and I smirked—involuntarily, if that mitigates things, which it probably doesn't.
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Through the years, the couple mitigates their relationship through the impossibly understanding love of ancillary paramours.
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Mr. Chappelle's approach varies, but generally speaking, he denounces the actions and minimizes or mitigates them.
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Beam says it already mitigates the problem by using decoy transactions that make aggregation more effective.
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It mitigates the risk of burnout and ensures a more productive workforce when employees are present.
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Fitch believes the city's close monitoring of CMP's cash position prevents liquidity shortfalls and mitigates refinancing risk.
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Still, offering a free replacement that serves the exact same purpose but adds features mitigates the impact.
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Providing a viable decentralized alternative, in and of itself, mitigates many of the flaws of centralized systems.
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CKHH mitigates such risks by broadly matching the denomination of debt with the currency of underlying assets.
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High foreign ownership (over 80%) in the banking sector mitigates contingent liabilities to the sovereign balance sheet.
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In short, resorting to frozen conflicts rather than annexation mitigates Moscow's near-term costs of fomenting separatism.
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The charm of the space (other than the butterflies) is how each artist mitigates the outdoor space.
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Under normal circumstances, this can be a sensible requirement that mitigates any tendency to discourage job seeking.
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An income — and the very fact that women can go to work — often mitigates gender-based violence.
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Zilberman mitigates some of the perils of the project by subtly differentiating his movie's perspective from Amir's.
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The strong institutional framework mitigates potential credit losses from council borrowers and reduces the need for capital support.
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This mitigates the risk of missing an email your registrar sent you a month before the domain expires.
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Its wholesale funding maturities are reasonably well spread, and the bank's ample liquidity buffer further mitigates refinancing risk.
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Ring-fencing mitigates set-off, commingling and claw-back risks, and protects covered bondholders from other creditors' claims.
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"The use of the system that we have designed mitigates the risk of catastrophic tailings failures," Adkerson said.
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The diversity of the office portfolio mitigates the risk of weakening rents due to the sluggish financial industry.
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"US military support to our partners mitigates noncombatant casualties," said Pentagon spokeswoman Rebecca Rebarich, according to the statement.
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Licensed spectrum further mitigates the risk of interference and is therefore better suited for mission-critical use cases.
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Part of Modernland's cash balance is held in US dollars, which mitigates some currency risk on the repayment.
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It merely mitigates the effect of state policies on wholesale markets (thus, they claim, not crossing jurisdictional lines).
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The company mitigates such risks through broadly matching the denomination of debt with the currency of its underlying assets.
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SCBT's strong financial buffer (in terms of capitalisation and reserve coverage ratio) mitigates its asset quality and earnings risk.
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However, adequate collateral coverage, the valuation of which in most cases appears reasonable, mitigates credit risk to an extent.
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Both Collins and Scott share a love for their side gig, which somehow mitigates those bleary-eyed late nights.
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The June Intelligent Oven is a beautiful piece of hardware that mitigates the excuses of making meals at home.
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Meanwhile, it also seemingly mitigates caffeine's tendency to raise our stress hormone levels and blood pressure—curbing its downsides.
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The indivisible nature of the master lease mitigates the effect of a weak market area(s) on CS&L.
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A resilient power grid can withstand or quickly recover from such events, and considers and mitigates key system vulnerabilities.
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For many institutional investors such as insurance companies and pension funds, a hold-to-maturity strategy mitigates market risk.
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This, together with the city's several credit lines with state-owned and commercial banks, mitigates short-term refinancing risk.
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Still, having Márquez train in an unmarked practice jersey mitigates both the legal and reputational risks for Mexico's sponsors.
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" Still, Mr. Heyward continued, "What mitigates that, of course, is that Fox's success is tied to being sui generis.
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The company is more geographically diversified than Elektra and Famsa, which mitigates the operating risk of any individual market.
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"If we have something that mitigates that kind of hearing loss, we ought to be encouraging it," Salmon said.
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The JCPOA's gravest flaw is also what mitigates its importance to U.S. strategy: the deal's effective expiration by 85033.
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However, Fitch believes the support from its parent and ultimately from the China sovereign (A+/Stable) mitigates the potential risks.
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"The overarching role of the Chinese state mitigates the risk of a financial crisis," it said in a note Thursday.
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On iOS 10, the changes to Apple Music have re-emphasized a user's local content — which mitigates that separation somewhat.
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Then there was Devin Nunes, the rare example of a man so stupid that his idiocy wholly mitigates his evil.
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I'm happy to report, in any case, that the release of "Love & Friendship" mitigates both the shortage and the surfeit.
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However, Fitch believes the support from its parent and ultimately from the China sovereign (A+/Stable), mitigates the potential risks.
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This partly mitigates the group's small capital base in absolute terms, as CET244 capital stood at CHF76bn at end-2530.
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They allow the investor to own hundreds of different stocks, potentially in various markets, which mitigates their overall portfolio risk.
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"We did it a time before and it mitigates the risks and it works," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told KTRK.
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The President will ultimately be judged by how the country prepares for and mitigates the damage of the spreading coronavirus.
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Banks would also no longer have to show that a hedge "demonstrably reduces or otherwise significantly mitigates" a specific risk.
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Shareholder Funding: We expect shareholder banks to remain the key funding source for T2R, which mitigates refinancing and liquidity risks.
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The bustle of activity mitigates a central implausibility of earlier versions, whose characters seemed slow to notice the missing women.
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But riots can also justify a harsh government or public crackdown that mitigates or eliminates any gains from the protests.
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The inclusion of African-American artists Richard Bruce Nugent and Beauford Delaney hardly mitigates the curatorial bias of the exhibit.
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The order book is diversified across OEMs and vehicle programmes, which mitigates uncertainty over the market reception of a new launch.
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Reminding his team that the competition is getting better every day mitigates the complacency and laziness that can come with success.
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The global community would have to find an approach that both helps end conflicts and mitigates their impact in the meantime.
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This notwithstanding its demonstrated access to a variety of capital sources over time, which meaningfully mitigates refinancing risk in Fitch's view.
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Unlike MoviePass, it mitigates the risk of offering a flat price to all customers, regardless of the area they live in.
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Together with the bank's growing international presence, this mitigates the high competitive pressure in the bank's small home market of Austria.
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The OECD has a team policing CRS members' data-security safeguards, which even the Bahamians admit mitigates some of the worries.
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"This approach mitigates the inherent hesitation of electric buses and makes the sales cycle mimic that of traditional buses," he says.
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The bill mitigates liability from fires in 2017 and others starting in 2019, but made no provision for fires this year.
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The outlier is DeRozan, whose ability to draw fouls mitigates (kind of, sort of) his steady diet of 17-foot jumpers.
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This is very different from western cryptomarkets where the privacy of the delivery method mitigates public awareness of online drug markets.
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"Night Shift mitigates many of the dangers to workers that are inherent in third shift and low-light operations," said Storer.
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Turyabagye claims the jacket mitigates almost all human error and can diagnose pneumonia three to four times faster than a doctor.
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The law mitigates liability from fires in 2017 and others starting in 2019, but made no provision for fires last year.
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Disadvantaged or polluted communities could be (and have been) taken by the notion that climate mitigation also mitigates asthma-causing pollutants.
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In addition, Bio-Rad's geographic diversification mitigates lower customer demand resulting from tightened government funding for scientific research in any single geography.
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Bringing things like extra cash and pepper spray mitigates some of that risk, or at least adds a perceived layer of comfort.
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By looking at naturally occurring endocannabinoids like 2-AG, researchers get a more nuanced picture of how biology mitigates stress—or doesn't.
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True, the prolonged nature of the allegedly false reporting of zinc stocks by Access mitigates against such a direct, specific price reaction.
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This mitigates the potential impact a higher price of alcohol — that aims to reduce consumption — may have on the economy and jobs.
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The group's leading market position in German unit-linked life and disability market significantly mitigates risk exposure to sustained low investment yields.
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The bank also has a large portfolio of liquid government securities, which mitigates its short-term funding profile of (mostly retail) deposits.
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I guess it mitigates it if he's paid back by the candidate because the candidate could have paid for it without limit.
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She mitigates this with collections of thumbnail profiles, most of them shattering, about mentally ill people made worse by the prison system.
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Owning a diesel means looking for green-nozzle pumps and refilling the urea-injection system (blue cap), which mitigates oil-burner emissions.
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Mobile OSiOS and watchOSApple said its December 73 iOS 11.2 update mitigates the Meltdown vulnerability, so update your device if you haven't already.
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Puerto Ricans' ability to emigrate to the mainland is an escape hatch that mitigates the economic stress and political pressure to fix it.
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Which brings us to another irony: marijuana itself contains a chemical that has potential to treat schizophrenia, which mitigates the effects of THC.
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On the one hand, it mitigates the advantages of incumbency: Royce, for instance, was sitting on nearly $3.5 million in his campaign account.
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Such state-level energy is welcome, partly because it generates useful policy innovation, partly because it mitigates the trauma of a divided country.
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This revenue stream provides a stable and recurring element to CBS's revenue base, which mitigates some of the volatility associated with advertising revenues.
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The company's favorable track record in reshaping its services to clients' demand and in incorporating new technologies through acquisitions partially mitigates this risk.
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So, by only approving drugs that have been shown to demonstrate great benefit after lengthy and expensive trials, the FDA mitigates potential criticism.
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Beyond the defense, my favorite rationale for being so optimistic is how he mitigates spacing concerns with relentless pressure on the offensive glass.
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The bank has some hard collateral against some of these exposures, which mitigates the risk, although its repossession and sale could be challenging.
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"There's a philosophy that if we build housing and then put people in housing, that that mitigates the problem," Graham told Business Insider.
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"Nothing about Manafort's upbringing, schooling, legal education, or family and financial circumstances mitigates his criminality," Mueller said in a heavily redacted sentencing memo.
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Brunson sets great screens, makes smart passes, and plays with a scrappy fearlessness on both ends that partially mitigates his lack of gravity.
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PG&E's power shutoffs are a stopgap measure, one which mitigates the risk of a failing electrical grid without addressing the core problems.
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The same study found carpooling while ride-hailing in an electric vehicle mitigates a lot of the harm of ordering a private ride.
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But notice how the emphasized phallic area creates a stationary space that mitigates the painting's overall movement, weakening its interior tensions and force.
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So this week, be it resolved that we've got to figure out whether getting concussed excuses, or at least mitigates, otherwise suspendable behaviour.
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These contraptions, which look like red trash cans, have a bed of straw that mitigates the odor and walls that hide the user's penis.
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Using metal instead of vinyl gutters mitigates fire risk: vinyl can melt and drop fire onto the side of the house — metal will not.
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"This mitigates subsequent risks to financial stability," he said in prepared remarks to the RMB FX Forum, which he will address via video link.
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The pre-crisis loans do weigh somewhat, but the portfolios' small size mitigates the overall earnings impact, said Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Brian Kleinhanzl.
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Bendiksen said bitcoin mining is making use of energy resources that would otherwise go to waste and that renewable power mitigates its environmental footprint.
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Sixty-four per cent of the outstanding bonds were issued after March 13 and thus have an extendible maturity feature that mitigates refinancing risk.
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BIR can tap RUB26bn of unused credit lines from the group (equal to 75% of BIR's deposits), if needed, which significantly mitigates liquidity risks.
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In a dislocated market, the ability of direct lenders to move quickly and offer competitive terms mitigates certain factors, including pricing and flex risk.
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However, we believe the high interdependence between MMI and Seagate mitigates this risk, as MMI is Seagate's largest supplier for three key HDD components.
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Fitch has observed some consolidation activity but believes that the proposed acquisition funding and backlog of Songa Offshore mitigates some of these consolidation considerations.
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Issues aside, the butterfly keyboard felt flat, stiff, and noisy even when it worked properly, and the Magic Keyboard mitigates all of those concerns.
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"I'm suggesting that counter-terrorism operations should take place in a manner that mitigates the risk of the loss of innocent life," he said.
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A sprinkling of flaky sea salt mitigates the bitterness of the citrus, though it's not strictly necessary if you think your guests may balk.
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There was some notable improvement for New England toward the end of last week's loss to Kansas City, but that only mitigates so much.
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The degree of visibility over the next few years' sales growth mitigates the risk that remaining capex may drag FCF generation through to 13.
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" One of the techniques outlined in the Field Manual is the "Emotional Fear-Down Approach" where the interrogator "mitigates existing fear in exchange for cooperation.
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Another quite-strong day for corporate bonds mitigates most concerns, for now, that any quick equity pullback would be the start of something badly damaging.
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Vivint says that this kind of approach to the smart home mitigates the issues and headaches with compatibility seen by ones purchased and installed yourself.
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A broader view of this kind mitigates a second nagging doubt—about the sectoral bias that emerges when stocks are sorted by price-to-book.
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This approach makes a lot of sense as a starting point as it reduces the number of unknowns and mitigates the risk of being fired.
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The very long average maturity of public debt (14.9 years at end-2016 on the nominal value) mitigates risks from sharp adjustments in interest rates.
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Fitch views both the state's propensity and ability to support the bank as strong, which mitigates the lack of explicit state guarantee on BDB's liabilities.
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Both developments gave PayPal more revenue streams following its spin-off from eBay, and removing them from Purchase Protection mitigates the company's exposure to risks.
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The winner-take-all nature of the U.S. electoral system (including, somewhat uniquely, party primaries) mitigates against this outcome — but it does not have to.
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Kendricks explained that camaraderie mitigates the high risks of the pole vault, which requires athletes to be upside down, approaching 20 feet in the air.
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Is the future of European unity one where not just business, but integrated and interdependent security cooperation mitigates against a repeat of the continent's dark history?
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In Fitch's opinion, such diversification mitigates the risk of geographic concentration as YIG primarily invests in Yunnan province in line with the provincial government's development plans.
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She mitigates her guilt by interviewing anyone even remotely connected to the unsolved crime for a podcast which she hopes will finally close this cold case.
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Lenta's financial discipline, access to external funding, limited FX exposure also supports the group's financial flexibility and mitigates its relatively weak liquidity ratio for the rating.
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On the negative side, the impending FTC decision adds some risk to Qualcomm and the stock's 28% positive move yesterday (vs SP500 +0.05%) mitigates our enthusiasm.
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This uncertainty mitigates the appeal of the balance of the three motivations — mobilization, ideology, and policy — that a centrist nominee appears to present to President Obama.
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Rent is invoiced in the equivalent local currency with any material differences between the invoice and collection recoverable from the tenants, which largely mitigates this risk.
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SecuriThings mitigates attacks by seamlessly assessing IoT activities in real time, while providing manufacturers and service providers a holistic view of threats across identities and devices.
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Wouldn't doing more to teach consumers what not to flush be better than depriving us of a product that improves our lives and mitigates the problem?
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And he understands, as Berlusconi did, that extreme bluntness mitigates extraordinary affluence, giving a plutocrat a bridge to, and bond with, the common man or woman.
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While reported financial performance is exposed to currency-volatility effects, CKHH mitigates such risks by broadly matching denomination of debt with the currency of underlying assets.
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The only knock we had against the Arlo Pro 2 was the high cost, but a $169 discount on the 2-camera system mitigates that concern.
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Such a linkage mitigates against any quick resolution of the two countries' trade dispute because the escalating stand-off is about far more than just trade.
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Broad Portfolio Mitigates Risk: JNJ operates with three business segments and a large diversified product portfolio, reducing its operational and financial reliance on any individual product.
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" Ms. Mack wrote that "it is very important for Africom to have a level of certainty that mitigates or eliminates civilian casualties with our strike operations.
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The JBLs are a safer buy in the US. The flat cable rarely gets tangled and mitigates those distracting sounds when the cord rubs against your shirt.
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A second factor mitigates the significance of the change still further: whatever a president's spin on civil-rights law may be, the law itself remains the same.
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As a result, capital at risk from unreserved problem assets was low at 7% at end-June 2017, which mitigates the small size of the bank's equity.
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Precise imaging of weather from space is the cornerstone of accurate weather forecasting that mitigates economic losses and proves advantageous for flight routing and tactical military operations.
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Using the iPhone's biometric unlocking features TouchID and FaceID mitigates that a bit—with the caveat that in the US, passwords have better legal protections than fingerprints.
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There is an upgrade that mitigates fall damage, but it's locked behind the upgrade tree tied to a particular character who lives way out in the boonies.
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Davis: Let me just add, Lisa, I think one thing which mitigates against a blowout for Democrats is the economy still continues to be just red hot.
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When we're accused of wrongdoing, whether by a colleague, our boss, or someone else, we always assume people want to hear something that mitigates what we've done.
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And these bicycle racks don't look all that strong... I smiled and I waved because I find that smiling and waving mitigates the tension; it diffuses the situation.
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Unless it walks away from the deal or mitigates the risks the system poses to NATO, the country could end up on the receiving end of American sanctions.
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ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio said on Friday that more accommodation could be delivered in a way that mitigates "the immediate, direct impact on the cost on banks".
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According to research conducted on veterans with PTSD and service dogs, bonding with a dog elevates oxytocin, which in turn improves trust and mitigates other PTSD-related symptoms.
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Importantly, Ocean Spray's strong focus on innovation in their beverage and snack portfolio partially mitigates its relatively narrow product line that is mainly dependent on a single fruit.
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I even noted reasonable fuel economy, despite the posted 15 mpg city/20 highway/17 combined (there's a start-stop function that mitigates some of the extraneous combustion).
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He exercises a few days a week, sometimes suspended from a hammock in an aerial-yoga class, and mitigates the occasional Nutella binge with abstemious greens and grains.
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The plan mitigates the potential for a damaging internal fight among Republicans over immigration — an issue that's divided the party for years — heading into the pivotal midterm elections.
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Each side is planning for a disengagement that limits the other superpower's day-to-day influence, reduces its long-term threat and mitigates the risk of economic sabotage.
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Geographic Diversification: Geographic diversification allows Grupo Unicomer to have a broad revenue base supported by different economic dynamics that mitigates the company's country risk of any individual market.
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Domestic consumption growth, however, estimated at 2 percent annually by DFC for the next six years, offsets some of the lost share to imports and mitigates any reduced quotas.
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The scale down of structural deficit targets reduces fiscal risks arising from weaker revenue performance and mitigates risks regarding potential overheating, as economic growth is currently running above trend.
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Workers at one of Russia's biggest aluminum smelters say their Siberian town is doomed unless Moscow mitigates U.S. sanctions against Rusal, a predicament mirrored across the company's sprawling operations.
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The open-source nature of RISC-V also mitigates risk of Chinese firms losing access to Arm architecture should geopolitical events cause a rift in the global chip industry.
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Workers at one of Russia's biggest aluminium smelters say their Siberian town is doomed unless Moscow mitigates U.S. sanctions against Rusal, a predicament mirrored across the company's sprawling operations.
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"Nothing about Manafort's upbringing, schooling, legal education, or family and financial circumstances mitigates his criminality," Mueller said in a heavily redacted sentencing memo released Saturday, which details Manafort's crimes.
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To be honest, there's no way to design an SUV that mitigates the need to have a giant liftgate or cargo hold dominating the rear third of the vehicle.
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" The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and other organizations in support of the edit called it a "positive change" that mitigates "the risk for the most vulnerable teenage viewers.
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Any financial failure that mitigates Nintendo's ability to act in this space, then, could affect the roughly 1.8 billion people out there who play video games in some capacity.
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Imperial Brands' portfolio of lower-priced products mitigates the risk, if the trend among Australian consumers to trade down following that country's introduction of plain packaging in 244 is replicated.
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Even though its debt does not benefit from an explicit guarantee from the state, it benefits from direct access to the Belgium debt agency, which significantly mitigates its refinancing risk.
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While single-tenant assets contain an inherent binary exposure to tenant renewal decisions, LXP's granular and diversified portfolio mitigates the risk exposure to any single non-renewal or tenant bankruptcy.
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Prosecutors argued that there were no factors in Manafort's background that "mitigates his criminality," echoing a similar argument they made in the sentencing memo they filed in his Virginia case.
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Moreover, Fitch's views its aforementioned high capital ratios, the comparatively good average loan-to-value (LTV) ratio for the conventional mortgage portfolio of just over 50% as of 2Q13 mitigates.
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In a group interview by email, the trio told TechCrunch that the anonymous platform helps mitigates hiring bias, because companies don't see a candidate's race, gender, ethnicity, or religion first.
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It mitigates the pressure of having to push toward any singular goal and lets you focus instead on playing out your own outer space fantasy, whatever form that may take.
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"We don't hedge because we don't think we're differentially better at predicting FX, and hedging only mitigates the movements over the short run, like six months," a Netflix spokesman said.
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Intralot's wide geographic diversification of its business and lack of meaningful reliance on Greek banks for funding mitigates its exposure to Greece and other countries with a 'b' economic environment.
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The bank's long track record as a specialist property finance lender, with its residential mortgage loan portfolio (270% of net loans) concentrated in prime central London, partly mitigates the risks.
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It also mitigates the risk of losing voice control should Amazon or Google — who compete with Sonos in smart speakers — pull their agreements to provide voice services for whatever reason.
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Now it has, and in typical Apple fashion, it's saying it was able to do so because of some slick new screen technology that mitigates the usual battery trade-offs.
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"Intel has worked with system vendors to develop a microcode update that mitigates the issue by locking voltage to the default settings," a blog post from Intel published today reads.
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IGF's primary focus on IBM's products and clients mitigates some risks associated with financing via a deep knowledge of its client base and clear insight into the solutions being financed.
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The Baseline 2 upgrade mitigates obsolete components inherent in the existing analog radar by introducing COTS-based (commercial off-the-shelf) signal processing coupled with a new signal source and mixer.
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The contrast is quite interesting because it mitigates the bitterness in one and the sweetness in the other, so it actually creates a balance in the overall effect on the palate.
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However, its positive maturity gaps that benefit from a loan portfolio with an average tenor of 1.7 years financed with debt with average maturity of two years largely mitigates this risk.
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"We believe the form of the revised bid somewhat mitigates many of the uncertainties attached to the initial scrip bid," Royal Bank of Canada analyst Ben Wilson said in a note.
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Workers at one of Russia's biggest aluminium smelters say their Siberian town is doomed unless Moscow mitigates U.S. sanctions against aluminium giant Rusal, a predicament mirrored across the company's sprawling operations.
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The bank also mitigates much of its financial risk by the amount of cash Silvergate has sitting in its accounts, according to Bert Ely, a financial institutions and monetary policy consultant.
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Friedmann said that while she had occasionally found herself living paycheck to paycheck, she mitigates this possibility by ensuring that she always keeps a savings account as well-funded as possible.
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In "A Bright Shining Lie," the pain John Paul suffered in childhood somewhat mitigates the pain he caused as an adult, but the relationship with Hopkins was more even more depraved.
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Like Louis C.K., Harvey Weinstein, and Charlie Rose, Lauer is now known to have purposefully exposed his penis to female colleagues: Remembering his "great guy" moments by no means mitigates that fact.
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However, Lotte Shopping's size is similar to those of its US peers and it has a better diversified business profile, which mitigates the weaker credit profile and results in the rating differentials.
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"[Coffee] mitigates headaches, cherishes the animal spirits, takes away listlessness and languor, and is serviceable in all obstructions arising from languid circulation," wrote John Hull Brown in Early American Beverages in 1966.
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It is this discrepancy — where each bottom occurred during these two rig-count cycles — that mitigates the climb the U.S. rig count has made relative to what oil prices have recently accomplished.
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PoP 214: Implement trauma-informed care that prevents re-traumatization of survivors and mitigates the impact of vicarious trauma on staff by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, and practices.
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So big that Begal accepted an acquisition offer for the Rockville, Maryland-based firm, which mitigates water, wind and fire damage, for a "fair" price earlier this year to a larger competitor.
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Filtering any observations about the man/machine struggle through Laura's prattling monologue mitigates their impact by flat-out stating what should be conveyed through potent visual examples of these observations in action.
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"The palaeobiological record shows that climate change can cause serious local and global marine extinctions, but history need not repeat itself if humanity mitigates the effects of climate change," the team said.
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"If we all just sort of chew on what's uncomfortable for a couple of weeks, how it mitigates and prevents this being a prolonged and terrible event can't be underscored," he said.
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"The transaction combined with cash on its balance will result in estimated debt reduction approximately $1 billion and mitigates the risk associated with the turnaround of the Victoria's Secret business," she added.
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The progestin causes the testicles to stop naturally producing testosterone, leading to lower sperm production, while the artificial testosterone mitigates the other effects that too little testosterone can have on the body overall.
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The homes are all in geographically diverse areas, which sources say mitigates the risk, but the rental market does fluctuate, and rents are particularly high now, as more rental stock comes on line.
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In the study, published on Wednesday in Joule, researchers from Penn State University describe an asymmetric approach to fast-charging batteries that mitigates the effects of natural degradation of the lithium-ion batteries.
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This act of working together, within institutions supported by the dues payments of all of its members, regardless of race, gender, or ethnicity, mitigates cultural fear and, sometimes, even racism and other bigotries.
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As someone with low vision, that little bit of extra time is nice because I can take in more important information; the bigger screen mitigates my concerns over excessive eye strain and fatigue.
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Now would be a good time for people to appreciate how capitalism mitigates natural disasters because if U.S. policy trends toward socialism, we'll eventually all end up over our heads when disaster strikes.
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In Fitch's view, a more moderate pace of credit growth coupled with ample liquidity and adequate capitalization among systemically important banks mitigates systemic risks in the absence of a lender of last resort.
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However, a low government interest-to-revenue ratio, a large concessional component of debt and a broader and less volatile revenue base compared with peers mitigates risks associated with the high debt burden.
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With Federal oversight, the design also mitigates important dangers that could lead some states to game the system at the expense of their own poorest, least healthy residents, and those in other states.
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Further, shotgun shells, the most common kind of shotgun ammunition, contain many small metal pellets called "shot," which mitigates the reduction in accuracy by covering a larger area than a single bullet could.
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But forward guidance, which mitigates risk for financial institutions, spurring needed investment during an economic slowdown, may be controversial as it is not seen as appropriate for 'normal' times when it can stoke instability.
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Those attributes both work to the detriment of an offense, although Whiteside mitigates some of it simply by drawing so much defensive attention when he knifes through the lane or hits the offensive glass.
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SAYANOGORSK, Russia (Reuters) - Workers at one of Russia's biggest aluminum smelters say their Siberian town is doomed unless Moscow mitigates U.S. sanctions against aluminum giant Rusal, a predicament mirrored across the company's sprawling operations.
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"The argument for keeping the mission in place is that, by guarding civilians at its protection sites, it mitigates the overall violence," said Richard Gowan, an analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Targeted analytics are a key component to turning non-protected health information data instantly into a comprehensive report that not only mitigates risk for compliance violations, but also finds lost revenue to hospital systems.
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The always-on display mitigates this because, by virtue of its persistence, you don't necessarily have to contort your arm to look at your watch — thereby alleviating pain and fatigue for me and others.
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FCF Partly Mitigates Refinancing Risks: We expect Eurotorg to generate positive free cash flow (FCF) at around 4807123%-212001% of sales over 2017-2020, due to moderate expansionary capex and projected stable operating performance.
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The watersheds in the monument support downstream farms in the Central Valley that grow 8 percent of all food produced in the U.S. And in other far-ranging effects, the monument mitigates climate change.
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In theory, the phone's lack of 3D Touch mitigates the phone's thickness increase a little, but in reality iFixit discovered that this only seems to have trimmed 0.25mm off the thickness of the display.
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Fine, I am sure some of them have legitimate stressors in their lives, but I also hope that being nominated for the most prestigious award in their chosen field mitigates at least some of that.
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In effect, the company has identified itself as a potential weak point in the security process because the FBI can compel it to provide data, thus, removing its ability to do that, mitigates that risk.
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However, Fitch considers that parental support partially mitigates non-performance risk and hence the GF SAN Mexico's AT1 securities are rated at the level that would be assigned to equivalent securities issued by its parent.
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Borrowers take a risk when they shoulder student loans, and while most students see a return on their investment, federal policy mitigates this risk and provides support for students when the investment doesn't pan out.
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"Because it's an all-natural herbal product, the F.D.A. does not want me to quote anyone saying anything in the product description that would insinuate that it treats, mitigates or cures any diseases," she said.
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While declining premiums are putting pressure on short-term insurance revenues, increased underwriting of political/sovereign risks in 163-2018 mitigates the severity of loss claims over time in light of traditionally high recovery prospects.
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When the system is running Vsync to eliminate visual tearing, the higher frequency mitigates visible stuttering that can occur when the display is forced to wait until the next cycle to show a new frame.
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US mitigates Huawei ban by offering temporary reprieve Last week, the Trump administration effectively banned Huawei from importing U.S. technology, a decision that forced several American companies, including Google, to take steps to sever their relationships.
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Whereas Tesla beams refinements of its automated driving software to cars already on the road, Daimler updates its "Drive Pilot" programme (which mitigates the effects of sudden braking) only when it brings out a new model.
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The first product line from his Palo Alto-based firm was Bevel, which includes a single-blade razor that Walker says works best for skin like his and mitigates the problems he experienced with other razors.
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But with the U.S. Federal Reserve tightening and U.S. yields rising, analysts say overall capital flows into the region could dry up even though the European Central Bank's bond-buying mitigates some of the Fed impact.
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I can't speak to the NCAA's legal strategy, but if you're being accused of antitrust violations and there exists in the marketplace some other option, it's very possible to some degree that it mitigates those allegations.
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But when family visits are appropriate, studies show that implementing them in a child-friendly way helps maintain the familial connection, potentially mitigates some of the separation trauma for both parent and child and reduces recidivism.
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But documentation cuts through "he said, she said" — from domestic violence, to police misconduct, to the personal behavior of Donald Trump — and mitigates the power dynamics that lead people to believe only one side of that.
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Whether or not limiting Huawei&aposs participation in the build-out mitigates risk at all "depends," according to James Andrew Lewis, the director of the Technology Policy Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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But Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Love & War, an exhibition here at Rena Bransten Gallery mitigates the relative obscurity of the writer's visual art by positioning it at the intersection between poetry and protest, that juncture most associated with Ferlinghetti.
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"This merger mitigates the operational risk moving close from CADES' end of mandate date, today planned for 2024, in terms of risk control, associated in particular to key people issue," the French agency said in a statement.
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GlowRoad mitigates this by sending members of its team to vet manufacturers before adding them to the site and then using a review system that rewards top suppliers by setting them up with the site's newest resellers.
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The LG G29's software mitigates this by giving you two icons to switch from one camera to the other, but if you're zooming manually, with your fingers, make sure you're aware of which mode you're in.
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Once upon a time, there was only one way to have the president consider your petition for a pardon (which mitigates the effects of a conviction) or a commutation (which shortens a sentence) — and it was terrible.
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" Columbia Mayor Stephen Benjamin said "nothing mitigates the pain of the loss of a child but I have full faith & confidence in the men & women of the Columbia Police Department & SLED as they ably investigate this tragedy.
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But like the similar cinematic provocateurs John Waters, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Lars von Trier, the young Jackson mitigates the ugliness he's wallowing in by borrowing liberally from florid Hollywood melodramas with their big colors and bigger emotions.
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The prospect of a Trump border tax factored into its recent decision to supply U.S. customers from Europe as it mitigates logistics costs to supply to the United States, according to Uri Minkoff, the firm's founder and CEO.
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The director, Wes Ball, knows how to move his camera around a futuristic medical compound, and the filmmaking brio — especially the sights of Earth's last city, shot in Cape Town — mitigates the eye rolls prompted by the plot.
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"Nothing mitigates the pain of the loss of a child but I have full faith & confidence in the men & women of the Columbia Police Department & [the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division] as they ably investigate this tragedy," he said.
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But if you include your base in the redesign process from the get-go, it mitigates the risk of launching a brand-new product that is universally hated — or worse, a product that is unintuitive or impossible to use.
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Its convenience only kind of mitigates all its issues: Not only are the plants exposed to the elements and jostled during shipping, they're also in containers full of dirt that, at some point, are going to turn upside down.
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"The replacement of Ms. Justice with Mr. Nirmul facilitates the continued representation of the putative class by Kessler Topaz and mitigates any disruption that would otherwise result from Ms. Justice's departure from Kessler Topaz," the April 3 motion said.
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VR Given GIC's business model and considerable exposure to market risk, our assessment of GIC's company profile and risk appetite have high influences on the institution's VR. GIC is well-capitalised, which mitigates its market risk exposure to some extent.
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Mr. Aravena's work "gives economic opportunity to the less privileged, mitigates the effects of natural disasters, reduces energy consumption, and provides welcoming public space," Tom Pritzker, chairman and president of the Hyatt Foundation, which sponsors the prize, said in a statement.
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Cote d'Ivoire outperforms peers on a number of external finance indicators, but export revenues are heavily dependent on agricultural commodities (cocoa exports accounted for 45% of goods exports in 1103), although the diversity of commodities exported mitigates this risk partly.
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Speaking at a Reuters Newsmaker event in New York, Constancio said more accommodation could be delivered in a way that mitigates "the immediate, direct impact on the cost on banks," though he added that no decision had yet been made.
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INCREASE THE ROLE OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN ASSESSING SALES PRACTICE CONTROLS, INCLUDING CULTURE: The internal audit function should play a larger role in assessing key sales practice controls, including the "degree to which culture mitigates sales practices risk," the FCAC stressed.
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The company has also demonstrated a strong track record in strengthening its relationships with the OEMs across car models and geographies, which mitigates the impact from any intensifying competition within the UK auto-components market as local production capacity rises.
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For the most part, the people who were able to speak to us were those who have long left academia, or were tenure-track or fully tenured—that is, those who have the job security that mitigates consequences of coming forward.
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So instead of having a vacant piece of property, we are converting blight into functional blue infrastructure that reduces our reliance on the grid, mitigates stormwater runoff, and we're doing it for less money than the city pays to demolish property.
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" The Pentagon's view, via Rebarich: "The U.S. military support to our partners mitigates noncombatant casualties, by improving coalition processes and procedures, especially regarding compliance with the law of armed conflict and best practices for reducing the risk of civilian casualties.
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Risk management: Oak HC/FT appears on first glance one of the few non-biotech VC firms that directly aims at regulated industries, although it mitigates such risk on the healthcare side by not going after anything with binary FDA or reimbursement risk.
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Since most smartphones don't have a flash built in to the front-facing shooter, Google Camera mitigates this by adding a manila-toned slab right as your selfie is taken, which is supposed to help produce a little extra light in dimmer settings.
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ECB vice-president Vitor Constancio said in a speech on Feb 19th that more stimulus could be provided in a way that mitigates "the immediate, direct impact on the cost on banks," though he added that no decision had yet been made.
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Despite its more volatile results, Raizen Energia S.A. (Raizen Energia; rated the same as Raizen Combustiveis) is the largest sugar and ethanol company in Brazil and as such it benefits from business scale, which somewhat mitigates the frequent challenging scenario for the sector.
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It is not interested in established brands but rather in making its own, an attitude that nods to the American mythology that mitigates against preservation in favor of creation; that values the idea of invention more than the idea of saving what was.
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He cites the unprecedented slowdown in China's economy as "good news" that China will have to buckle under to American pressure — but the established truth is that, by generating mutually beneficial outcomes, trade mitigates international conflicts that otherwise could lead to war.
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The St. Matthew mitigates this threat of eternal damnation with the magisterial alto aria "Können Tränen meiner Wangen" ("If the tears of my cheeks"), in which an image of dripping blood, palpably notated in the music, is transmuted into one of melancholy grace.
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If you think that consciousness somehow mitigates a human's ability to lie, it's because you think that the consciousness allows us to reflect on the rightness or wrongness of our actions, to feel empathy for others, or to question and assess our deceptive actions.
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HVB's 'AAA' breakeven OC has decreased to 337117% from 33712016% as no commingling loss has been reflected in the analysis given that HVB`s IDR of 'A-' sufficiently mitigates commingling risk for the tested 'AA' rating on a tested Probability of Default (PD) basis.
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HVB's 'AAA' breakeven OC has decreased to 337126% from 33712016% as no commingling loss has been reflected in the breakeven OC. This is because HVB`s IDR of 'A-' sufficiently mitigates commingling risk for the tested 'AA' rating on a tested Probability of Default (PD) basis.
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It aims to do that with a 1,440 x 2,880 resolution display which, despite being plastic, is protected by Gorilla Glass 5 and tech that mitigates past issues with OLEDs, such as burn-in, aka "ghost" images that are visible even when a screen is off.
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Putting your email on a single device means you have a single point of failure, but Helm mitigates the risk: If the device is stolen or damaged, the company will overnight a new server to you, and you'll be able to restore from an (also encrypted) online backup.
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The company spent $20 million over the course of three years collaborating with athletes, engineers and neuroscientists to design and fine tune the high-tech head shield, which protects against impact forces and mitigates the effects of collisions through a soft outer shell and several underlying protective layers.
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When Chelsea points out Leo went on a date with Kendall moments earlier, he mitigates that fact, spinning a fantasy that he and Kendall are dating other people (while, in reality, Leo seems settled on Kendall, and she is simply supposed to figure out her grocery-themed love triangle).
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Fortunately, Boundary mitigates the issue in two ways: the top flap can also be closed with a zipper, and you can always bypass the flap by opening the laptop compartment so long as you don't have one of the camera modules attached (which I rarely did in daily use).
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"The results suggest that sharks may have an inherent physiological protective mechanism that mitigates the harmful effects of heavy metal exposure," lead author Liza Merly, a marine biologist and senior lecturer at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, said in a statement.
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But equally important, it remedies a glaring failure within the nuclear chain of command and mitigates one of the greatest dangers of our nuclear ages: the possibility of an unhinged president executing a calamitous decision that endangers millions of Americans, and potentially millions of others around the globe.
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Moreover, the amortising structure of claims with an average duration of about five years mitigates the risk of a sudden need for shareholder support for liquidity or equity injections, while re-insurance, which SACE has resorted to since 2015, limits concentration risk stemming from large projects of national interest.
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"Is it fair that the College Board, the group that has designed a test that has proven to be unfair and biased towards black and Hispanic students and those from low income backgrounds, is now telling everyone that they have a secret score that somehow mitigates the discrimination?" the post said.
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The federal government's Medicaid help may be buoying Puerto Rico's bonds by making "participants hopeful there will be potentially some assistance down the road that mitigates the lowball first salvo in the negotiations," said Shaun Burgess, portfolio manager and lead trader for Puerto Rico strategy at Sarasota, Florida-based Cumberland Advisors.
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Consumption taxes are usually structured as national sales taxes (or VATs, value-added taxes), which are paid in small amounts on a continuous basis, are extremely cheap to collect (and hard to avoid), while being less in-your-face than income taxes, which further mitigates the counterproductively demoralizing aspect of taxation.
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Whatever the artists' intentions, the curators' approach to the show accentuates, rather than mitigates, such muteness through dry and minimally informative texts, a misguided commission of a short story in lieu of an audio guide, and a lack of any effort to reconstruct the original context of the works' creation and presentation.
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But I expect that there are some non-corporate businesses whose rates would have been a couple of points higher than a 20-percent corporate rate (plus the relevant personal income and state corporate taxation), so that adding a point to the corporate rate mitigates some of the unintended consequences on that margin.
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COMMONALITY OF TENANT REVENUE SOURCES MITIGATES OPERATOR DIVERSIFICATION BENEFITS Fitch views skilled nursing real estate (and by extension pure-play REITs) as having more risk than other real estate subsectors due to the potential for legislative or regulatory changes (including the annual changes to reimbursement amounts by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services).
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Over a quarter of total assets was held in cash and overnight securities as at end-June 2017, which together with the liquidity of underlying securities, mitigates liquidity risk Fund Profile Launched in May 2010, the fund is a UCITS-compliant French "Fonds Commun de Placement", with total assets of EUR11.5 billion as of end-June 2017.
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The company mitigates construction risk by requiring high pre-commitments before beginning construction, staging and phasing the build schedule to meet revenue generation, passing design and construction risks to contractors and obtaining protections such as bank and parent company guarantees, liquidated damages in case of delays, and step-in rights in the case of end customers.
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Additional risk stems from FC letters of credit covered by local-currency deposits (11% of Fitch Core Capital (FCC) at IY and 8% of FCC at TB), although according to management most FC loans and letters of credit were issued to exporters who have access to FC. Banks keep moderate long FC positions (below 15% of equity), which mitigates FC risks.
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The anthology, which was published by Thorntree Press in late October, includes "Fatphobia and Consent: How Social Stigma Mitigates Fat Women's Autonomy" by Virgie Tovar, "Giving Birth When Black" by Takeallah Rivera, "The Kids Aren't All Right: Consent and Our Miranda Rights" by Navarre Overton, and 27 other essays that range in setting from sex parties to the service industry.
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But a closed system also mitigates risks for potential new investors: It is unlikely that a prospective owner of an M.L.S. team would spend several hundred million dollars for a team and a stadium if it risked dropping to a lower division a year later, just as no one would buy the Yankees if they might drop to Class AAA after a single poor season.
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"We knew that older adults in the U.S. have substantial oral health problems in the way of tooth loss or untreated tooth decay, but this article really brings to light the substantial differences in access to dental services by income groups and how dental insurance mitigates much of these access issues across incomes," said lead study author Amber Willink, a public health researcher at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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"That in no way mitigates or excuses the other activities of Iran in the region, to include its support of the war in Yemen that grinds on thanks to their support — to the Iranian support — or what they're doing in Syria to keep [President Bashar] Assad in power and continue the mayhem and the chaos and the murder that's going on there," Mattis told reporters in Israel on Friday.
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He also stresses the importance of preventive action by making community development funding available to local governments that create plans for dealing with natural disasters and that complete natural hazard risk assessments; increasing pre-disaster mitigation funds by $500 million per year; and distributing $1.5 billion per year to communities rebuilding from natural disasters to help them rebuild in a way that mitigates the risks of future damage.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - Funds flow from operations (FFO) fixed charge cover sustained at less than 2.5x (2017F: 2.9x, 2018F: 0003x) - LTV sustained above 40% and FFO adjusted net leverage sustained above 8.5x - A sustained decline in EBITDA, combined with weakening in EBITDA margin to below 40% LIQUIDITY Strong Market Access Supports Liquidity: ART's proven access to diverse sources of capital supports its liquidity and mitigates its refinancing risk.
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These individual and communal adaptation strategies dictate the national programs you want: health care that is as portable as possible so people can easily move from job to job; as much free or tax-deductible education as possible, so people can afford to be lifelong learners; reducing taxes on corporations and labor to stimulate job creation and relying instead on a carbon tax that raises revenues and mitigates costly climate change; and immigration and trade policies that are as open as possible, because in an age of acceleration the most open country will get the change signals first and attract the most high-I.
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