Walking is as much a doughnut offset as a carbon offset.
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Next Quavo and Offset of Migos arrive, Quavo uncharacteristically direct, Offset uncharacteristically limber.
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The fan, Junior Gibbons, said, "What up, Offset?" and that set Offset off.
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But the carbon offset market is full of ineffective schemes, and no offset is better than not emitting in the first place.
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Terrapass carbon offset You might know someone who travels a lot and is looking for a way to offset their carbon footprint.
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Cardi B and Offset say the woman claiming Offset knocked her up is full of it ... cuz he doesn't even know her.
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The WEF purchases carbon offset credits to offset all attendees' flights, but such programs can have mixed results, according to CNN Business.
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In what is known as the Third Offset strategy, new robotic technologies are seen as a way to "offset" this looming challenge, much as first nuclear weapons and then stealth planes once offset the Soviets' edge in sheer force numbers.
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"Actions to offset this rate impact, such as pricing changes or the introduction of fees, may not be sufficient to offset this impact.".
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There's some offset occurring somewhere else, and when that offset occurs outside of California, it doesn't help reduce our emissions here in California.
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" Ever since their split, Offset has been trying to win back his lady, a source told PEOPLE, adding that Offset has vowed he'd "behave.
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"I do believe some of infrastructure will be offset from the increase in revenues, but it's not going to be offset completely," he said.
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To offset some of those effects, Everlane is working with carbon offset partner NativeEnergy to support projects that improve the grazing practices of cattle.
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In other words, consumption of the good or service should not be offset with a tax, because there's nothing requiring the tax to offset.
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In addition, each box shipped is carbon offset, meaning that to offset the shipping emissions, company purchases credits to fund projects that reduce pollution.
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But for workers already saving for retirement, that payroll tax increase would be offset, ideally more than offset, by reduced month-to-month savings.
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On Sunday, Cardi shared a sweet video of Offset nuzzling her neck on her Instagram Story, while Offset showered his love with some cheeky admiration.
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The good Samaritan, Jamar, had been walking to work when he saw Offset climbing out of the wrecked car... at least that's how Offset described it.
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However, this would be offset by a roughly $5 billion decline to AOCI, offset over time through incremental spread income and the expected recovery of AOCI.
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The Fed's tools can't fully offset the harms of trade disruption, but they can partially offset them, and to the extent the Fed can help, it should.
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Skrrt with Offset: Offset joins guests like Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, Jay Leno, Quavo, Lil Yachty and T-Pain to explore the world of luxury cars.
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Going all out is what Offset and Cardi do best ... from Kulture's $100k baby bling to Cardi's Rolls-Royce gift to Offset for his 26th bday. Ballers!!!
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"The improvement in oil fundamentals remains fragile and continues to feature large offsetting forces: wildfires have helped offset surprisingly strong Iran production, slowing demand growth in India and China in 2H16 will help offset production issues in Nigeria and finally product builds have offset crude draws, " they said.
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In an effort to show just how seriously Offset takes his role as Cardi's husband and six-month-old Kulture's dad, Offset also changed his digits, TMZ reports.
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Amtrak has a Carbonfund where you can pay into different offset efforts to mitigate various train travel distances, while many airlines run offset programs you can pay into.
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Qantas said it operates the largest carbon offset programme in the aviation industry, with around 10% of customers choosing to offset their flights through conservation and environmental projects.
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Offset "No Drama" It is difficult to set aside the irony of releasing a song called "No Drama" with Offset on it this week, but I'll do my best.
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However, this was partially offset by strength in debt underwriting as Goldman generated strong net revenue in investment grade (IG) issuance partially offset by continued weakness in leveraged finance.
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The "I Like It" rapper and husband, Offset, opened the 2019 BET Awards Sunday and put on quite a show – Cardi giving Offset a lengthy lap dance on stage.
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Chris Brown is going after Offset as their beef over 21 Savage continues to escalate ... with CB challenging Offset to a fight, and telling him to suck his d***.
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The transgender activist was sitting front row at Prabal Gurung next to Cardi B and her fiancé Offset when Offset decided to light up in the middle of the show.
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As we reported ... Gibbons said his main reason for filing the police report was to get Offset to pony up for a replacement phone, and he didn't want Offset arrested.
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The Fed couldn't offset the effects of austerity policies in 2010-2013 by cutting rates, but it can and will offset the effects of unwarranted stimulus now by raising rates.
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At the same time, you don't want to over-quantify an offset or promise an unrealistically high degree of precision when it comes to how much an offset reduces emissions.
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And whereas the second offset was underwritten by the commitment of successive administrations, the third offset is no longer considered a strategy, merely a helpful way to tackle wider defence modernisation.
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Etsy's largesse ends after tomorrow, but it will continue to offset its own carbon footprint going forward, becoming the first ecommerce company to completely offset all its emissions generated from shipping.
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If your tax refund is subject to an offset, the IRS says you'll receive a mailed notification from Bureau of the Fiscal Service — the Treasury division that administers the offset program.
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Cardi B and Offset were married when he 'proposed' Fans believed they were only engaged as Offset dropped to one knee last October at a concert for a very public proposal.
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For instance, Boulder, Colorado, requires growers to directly offset 100 percent of electricity and other fuels used in production by using renewable energy or paying into an Energy Impact Offset Fund.
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The cost of such a benefit might be offset — or partly offset — by reductions in other health care spending, reflecting the fact that poor oral health contributes to other health problems.
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Since 2011, Republicans have adopted rules that block reconciliation's use to expand mandatory spending at all, even if such spending is offset or more than offset by other cuts or taxes.
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Since 26.2, Republicans have adopted rules that block reconciliation's use to expand mandatory spending at all, even if such spending is offset or more than offset by other cuts or taxes.
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Cardi B & 21 Savage) Cardi B -- "Clout" (Offset Feat.
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Offset just admitted on Twitter ... he misses her. Reconciliation?
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SPLRCS, up 0.7 percent, offset declines in financial stocks .
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The annual fees — and the credits that offset them
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Offset is too off set for cardi B & they can't really be too upset becauseCardi b is releasing her new video & offset is releasing his solo album on thesame week they splitHmm….
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The United States' first offset, in President Eisenhower's day, built on America's nuclear advantage; a second offset in the 1970s and '80s emphasized the nation's advances in computers and missile-guidance technology.
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According to a behind-the-scenes vid ... LL says Offset hit him up about getting involved with the hit CBS show and he helped him get going, but Offset did the rest.
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Clips include Offset performing on stage as a child watches wide-eyed, the rapper working in the recording booth, and Offset watching Cardi scream in pain as she gives birth to their child.
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Industrial supply company, Fastenal, for instance, reported Thursday that it was able to raise prices to offset tariffs on products sourced from China, but the increases were not enough to offset rising costs.
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" She finished, "I know that her and Offset do have love for each other — I can tell — so I just hope that with this she can just focus on her love for Offset.
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Bearing a sign that said "TAKE ME BACK CARDI" and handfuls of roses, Offset and Cardi had a short, inaudible interaction onstage—during which Cardi looked very miffed—before Offset departed the site.
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Things start off on the wrong foot when Offset asks the cop to turn his flashlight off and gets a stern "no" ... and Offset responds in kind when he's asked for his name.
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The Slovenian said UEFA had teamed up with carbon offset specialists South Pole to offset the estimated 405,000 tonnes of carbon produced by supporters and UEFA staff traveling to games in the tournament.
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Offset, sporting a red velvet suit, sweetly kisses her belly.
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These are two completely different movements and cannot be offset.
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That offset a 2.6 percent jump in wholesale food prices.
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An upturn in services offset a downturn in factory output.
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This isn't the first time Offset modeled during Fashion Week.
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Cardi B's fiancé Offset is making their love extra permanent.
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Think of this kind of purchase like a carbon offset.
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But that wasn't enough to offset the weakness in snacks.
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Domestic price rises would more than offset the new costs.
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January 2019: Revealing that She's 'Working Things Out' with Offset
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"And that could be offset by policy loosening," he wrote.
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Losses in European equities offset modest gains in Asia overnight.
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An unexpected rebound in services offset continued weakness in manufacturing.
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That offset tax impacts that dragged on U.S. downstream earnings.
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HARLEY SAYS STRONG GROWTH IN EMERGING MARKETS WAS PARTIALLY OFFSET
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Cardi seemed irritated as she responded to Offset at length.
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But that decline in utilization was offset by rising prices.
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Is your estimation that monetary policy can offset trade policy?
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The popularity of sports betting could offset the low margins.
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That offset the positive impact of some companies' improved earnings.
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"Oh my god, babe," said Cardi to her husband, Offset.
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Overall, this is offset by a corresponding adjustment to imports.
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An increase in sales helped offset the negative currency effects.
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Cardi B and Offset are expecting their first child together!
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However, that is offset by Abans' weakening financial risk profile.
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After months of trying to win Cardi back, Offset succeeded.
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There has been no good news to offset these concerns.
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"I generally don't vote for anything that's not offset," Sen.
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A weak dollar, however, helped offset some of that pressure.
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The deal also involved offset energy provider The Good Traveler.
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Cardi allegedly thought Jade had slept with her man, Offset.
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It better be true love between Cardi B and Offset.
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The offset sold by Climeworks was for just 100 tonnes.
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Services like this could be one way to offset that.
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Offset similarly avoided sharing any images of Cardi on Instagram.
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For Offset, absence really does make the heart grow fonder.
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ASP mix benefit would likely be offset by price discounts.
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This fee will help to offset some of those costs.
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However, he suggested this might be offset by trade substitution.
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Press the conical offset onto the top of the servo.
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S. taxes offset by U.S tax benefit of $25.9 million.
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"The offset to that is the IMF report," Pursche added.
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Migos rapper Offset has reportedly been arrested for gun possession.
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N) were offset by disappointing results from McDonald's Corp (MCD.
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N) were offset by disappointing results from McDonald's Corp (MCD.
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Gains in financials were offset by losses in healthcare stocks.
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Worth noting ... Arnold's only asking for the default against Offset.
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Even higher rents there, comparatively, don't offset the initial investment.
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Gains in consumer staples slightly offset losses in healthcare stocks.
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Cardi and Offset, 27, welcomed Kulture on July 10, 2018.
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That was offset by a drop in investment related income.
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One can offset the effect by weighting with past votes.
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This has been somewhat offset by surging U.S. crude production.
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That more than offset the effects of lower interest rates.
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From the immediate offset, "Round and Round" is fascinating stuff.
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Although Offset never confirmed nor denied the allegations, on Jan.
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To make that happen, he needs to offset the costs.
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His relative expertise in foreign affairs would offset his youth.
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That could offset some of the charge, the sources said.
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Buying reinsurance helps NFIP offset some of its financial risks.
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Subsidies, though, can largely offset that increase for many people.
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Access to AC in schools seem to offset these effects.
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These strengths are partly offset by the company's small size.
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We've reached out to Offset ... no word back, so far.
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The company said a decrease in volume offset higher prices.
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He hopes that will offset likely drop off in turnout.
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That was partially offset by fewer transactions in its restaurants.
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Ryan, however, signaled Thursday that its cost would be offset.
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Paul argued the bill's spending needed to be offset elsewhere.
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Further supply increases could offset production outages and pressure prices.
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For some companies, China growth helped to offset problems elsewhere.
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To offset high rents, airport restaurants have gotten more elaborate.
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However, its growth story offset some of the political concerns.
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These realized losses can offset capital gains from appreciated assets.
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"We are confident we can offset the premium," she said.
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Strong gains in materials and healthcare offset losses in energy.
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But strong growth in some other markets has offset that.
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However, broader market losses were partly offset by stronger airlines.
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If figured out, this could offset possible TV revenue declines.
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Those developments were offset by concerns about slowing economic growth.
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If they increase spending, they must offset it somewhere else.
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This is often to offset the sedating effects of weed.
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The company will focus on reinvesting to offset the cost.
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Brands , are offering free delivery to offset in-store declines.
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How will that $2 trillion in lost revenue be offset?
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It's pretty obvious from the offset what the attraction is.
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That is largely being offset by growth in U.S. production.
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That is largely being offset by growth in U.S. production.
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Some admission changes are intended to offset declines in visitors.
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The 20 percent tariff is designed to offset those losses.
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To offset that, Mendes now lives her life by routine.
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His administration paid farmers $8.52 billion to offset the impact.
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That failed to offset a decline of 20,000 in January.
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The distractions that Chromebooks present offset many of the advantages.
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It was almost like the two flavors offset each other.
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So, that has to be offset by somebody paying more.
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"This bogus offset argument worked at the FCC," he said.
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Any synergies will be offset by severance and restructuring costs.
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Who doled out carbon offset gift certificates at the holidays?
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SPLRCS offset some of the losses in the regular session.
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But enough deductions disappeared to offset the fall in rates.
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Otherwise, the offset won't do anything to improve air quality.
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So you've got to find efficiencies to offset those pressures.
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The higher tax will also be offset by other measures.
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Because of its desperate need to offset tax cuts elsewhere.
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Stronger growth in Asia offset a slowdown in Latin America.
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But the rally was not enough to offset earlier losses.
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Cardi B said she forgave Offset after a cheating scandal.
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All in all ... we're told Offset dropped over six figures.
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Remember ... Offset also gave Cardi a Lambo earlier this month.
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Will that be an offset to those higher oil prices?
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Neither Offset nor Cardi actually put hands on him, FWIW.
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Cardi seemed irritated as she responded to Offset at length — off of the microphone — and after she seemingly made her point, Offset walked off the stage, and stagehands wheeled off his tribute to her.
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I still put the pussy on offset 🤷🏽♀️Bartier Cardi Offset made some headlines this weekend after video allegedly belonging to him leaked, showing off a naked woman that many people said wasn't Cardi.
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The idea was the program would offset the misconceptions of Islam; these students would act as ambassadors and also learn about America, and then go home and help offset misconceptions about the United States.
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The plan would allow airlines to offset their emissions by buying carbon credits from designated environmental projects around the globe, but countries remain divided on how offset obligations are shared between developing and developed states.
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That offset declines in G10 FX, securitization, emerging markets and commodities.
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I gradually used multiples of this element and offset the times.
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This should be partly offset by continued improvements in operating efficiency.
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Carbon offset credits don't necessarily stop fossil fueling from being burned.
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It has not announced any plans to offset its carbon emissions.
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U.S. oil prices might rise, but international prices would offset this.
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Offset (birth name Kiari Cephus) has three children from previous relationships.
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Headlines * Roche says new drug launches will offset ageing blockbusters on.ft.
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Progress in Asia helped to offset lower profit from M&G.
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The company has managed to offset these declines through price increases.
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Uber will not offset Barclays' costs to attract customers, Hess said.
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Cardi B, 25, is expecting her first child with Offset, 26.
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Cardi B and Offset are in awe of their baby girl!
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Cardi B and Offset are always keeping fans on their toes.
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They all plan to raise their premiums to offset the loss.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCardi B: Offset Buys Her a New Lambo Truck!
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Additional revenue measures, including those noted earlier, offset this higher cost.
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That offset a small dip in the volume of goods sold.
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One possible resolution would be to offset imports with automotive exports.
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It's unclear what exactly the battery pack is designed to offset.
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Net zero carbon emissions means emissions are offset by reduction measures.
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Etsy recently announced a plan to offset carbon emissions from shipping.
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But these workers do demand higher pay to offset past inflation.
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Coupons and free burritos haven't been enough to offset sales declines.
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The dollar appreciation needed to offset the tax would be massive.
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That was enough to offset earnings that badly missed analyst expectations.
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Britain therefore needs a weaker currency to offset this adverse impact.
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It also now offers trip and travel insurance to offset cancellations.
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However, the global abundance of light crude could help offset that.
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This would likely provide a large offset to the largecap names.
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China could use a bit of depreciation to offset American tariffs.
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"This Cardi B / Offset breakup cannot be real," pleaded one woman.
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Optimists hope that he will offset extra spending with cuts elsewhere.
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Our sources also say Offset won't be coming over empty-handed.
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"It's not clear how much liability they can offset," Stern said.
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This negative feature is somewhat offset by a conservative investment portfolio.
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This was offset by lower business development and professional services expenses.
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Rich economies need advanced technologies and skills to offset high wages.
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But this victory has been offset by rising numbers of entanglements.
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The flywheel spins an optical disc with an offset opaque coating.
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Cardi B and Offset have officially been married for one year.
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The costs of these consultations can be offset by pet insurance.
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If successful, it would begin to offset the greenhouse effect immediately.
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Freight revenue fell 2% as lower volumes offset core pricing gains.
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And electric power offers some advantages that offset its big drawback.
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This has helped offset pressure on the pharmacy side, he said.
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Of course, the rapper also talked about her relationship with Offset.
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The Obamacare hikes could be offset in many cases by subsidies.
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Features come from Offset, 2 Chainz, Young Dolph, and Rick Ross.
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Weakening the currency would help offset the revenue impact of tariffs.
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Don't forget to set `timezone` to your time zone's UTC offset.
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American and European retrenchment has been partially offset by expansion elsewhere.
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Even that anomaly, though, still wasn't enough to offset the loses.
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" No specific details were disclosed with the "DNC Travel Offset Account.
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He's hoping the long-term goodwill of users will offset that.
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The rupee ended flat as inward remittances offset importer dollar demand.
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Notably, those numbers are offset somewhat by growth in other categories.
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Lyft recently announced it would offset carbon emissions from its rides.
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The thing is, we have an offset of 4 feet here.
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His great night at the plate hardly offset the team's loss.
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"Offset is so sick and so sweet!" says the "Dead" singer.
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Yet investors appear skeptical that services can offset stalling hardware sales.
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By law, Social Security cannot be used to offset federal deficits.
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Its growth accelerated as strength in services offset weakness in manufacturing.
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However, this is partly offset by the purchase of forward contracts.
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Net outflows were partly offset by positive market movements, Jupiter said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Offset was briefly hospitalized after the accident.
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This more than offset a 39.7 percent decline seen in December.
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That has for now offset concerns about a global economic slowdown.
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Critically, shrinking networks and increasing copayments are not offset by subsidies.
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The tax would be offset by cutting income taxes on exports.
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Absorbing antacid helps offset the calcium-corroding acid in the seawater.
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Those increases were offset by decreases by key Middle East producers.
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Increasing prices for fruits, vegetables and eggs offset declines in meat.
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Cardi and Offset have no desire to make a deal ... yet.
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You can watch the moment Offset proposed in the video below.
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Are wedding bells still ringing for Cardi B and fiancé Offset?
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But that wasn't enough to offset total inflows for the week.
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A big currency gain would more than offset the negative yield.
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But any gain there is unlikely to offset losses in China.
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Their fiery dresses are perfectly offset by their icy blue shoes.
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Alphabet's strong ad sales growth fails to offset surge in costs .
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But that happy occurrence might be offset by rising costs elsewhere.
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SPLRCM partly offset by a 1.06 percent rise in utilities .SPLRCU.
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Gains in materials were offset by the fall in utilities stocks.
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Making those revisions could raise more money to offset the cuts.
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There was no discussion about spending cuts to offset the hike.
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Large reductions at some other agencies would offset these increases, however.
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They need to offset some of the negatives on the checklist.
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But losses were partially offset by profits elsewhere in the region.
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Sales helped offset a drop in earnings from Sony's gaming division.
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The worry is rising energy prices could offset those efficiency gains.
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That helped offset a drop in earnings from Sony's gaming division.
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These strengths are somewhat offset by a large stock of debt.
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A yield of 168.6 bpa would completely offset those additional plantings.
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He would offset his initiatives through a number of tax changes.
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That's more than enough to offset the card's $95 annual fee.
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Don't offset a phrase that gives necessary information to the sentence.
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His focus on corruption may be offset by Nigeria's slow growth.
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They want to offset the spending increase with mandatory spending reforms.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) to offset tariffs with additional tax cuts.
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The drop was partly offset by repurchase agreements with other banks.
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Low tuition fees offset the high cost of living in Paris.
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These factors continue to provide positive offset to concerns about trade.
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Republicans typically try to offset Pentagon increases with proposed cuts elsewhere.
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We need some soft blonde hair to offset those crew cuts.
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"The Navy will identify the offset," said Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col.
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Pioneer also approved a $100 million stock buyback to offset dilution.
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A 3.18 percent fall in utilities, however, offset energy's sharp gains.
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That could much more than offset the dent in his bonus.
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A rise in healthcare shares helped offset the trade-driven losses.
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To complete the outfit, offset the glam silhouette with distressed jorts.
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Gurriel's struggles at the plate have been offset by strong defense.
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Gains in healthcare and technology shares offset losses in financial stocks.
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The show needs humor to offset the portentous threats and prophecies.
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Those figures were offset by a slight increase in solar deployments.
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The Hornets needed the group effort to offset Mitchell's 23 points.
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The fragility and romance was offset by the handicraft and hardiness.
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Cutting the budget elsewhere to offset that spending seems increasingly unlikely.
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Those imports have helped offset 1 percent of the country's emissions.
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Those gains were slightly offset by a 1.9% drop in Apple.
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The value of the perks can help offset high annual fees.
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Yes, that's Offset working the runway at New York Fashion Week!!!
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Offset is well on his way to becoming a triple threat.
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Republicans' losses in these areas are offset by their gains elsewhere.
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Introduced in 240, the vaccine against Haemophilus influenzae offset the disease.
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Several recent decisions by the city should help offset the shortage.
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So Ms. Lintott has done her best to offset the worst.
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But about 2100 percent of those entries were offset by departures.
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But an aggressive membership campaign largely offset the loss of members.
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I like to use a fish spatula or an offset spatula.
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"Slow down," Offset said when asked how the accident affected him.
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"Anything newly born is being offset by poaching," Mr. Milliken said.
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That may offset some of the advantage of playing at home.
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That's an offset of 160 million tons of emission per year.
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But you may be able to offset some of the costs.
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Boeing, however, offset some of those gains with a 1.39% drop.
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Some colleges may offset grant aid first; others, loans, he said.
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That offset a 11.53 percent jump in imported natural gas prices.
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That could offset a bottleneck caused by Bab al-Mandeb's closure.
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That is a lot of revenue to offset tax rate reductions.
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Cardi B is celebrating two years of marriage with husband Offset!
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As a result, permanent tax cuts would need to be offset.
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Cecchinati had 53 aces but offset those with seven double faults.
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However, he has offset that with strong numbers with younger voters.
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But the novel's few weaknesses are offset by its enormous strengths.
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However, Netflix closed 3.6% lower to offset some of those gains.
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The company's consumer and banking businesses helped offset slumping trading revenues.
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This nearly offset the decline in federal expenditures the quarter prior.
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Tax-loss harvesting works by selling losses to offset realized gains.
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A child's earnings would not offset the parents' benefits, Smith said.
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However, poor U.S. results were offset by a strong international business.
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This offset a massive drop in business investment during the period.
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That could offset the effect of the new rules, Slott said.
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He has not revealed how he plans to offset those cuts.
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But that drop was not enough to offset the Republican surge.
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The ring's totally custom made in the raindrop shape Offset wanted.
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"I don't think cutting rates will offset trade, personally," Dimon said.
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She offset the blue of her dress with sparkly silver heels.
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That would offset insurers' costs of covering members with serious illnesses.
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Insurance plans would raise their premiums to offset the lost funding.
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It's kind of finding another negative to offset the first negative.
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The increased infrastructure spending would be offset by unspecified budget cuts.
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Offset hit up a casino Saturday night in Puerto Rico, making the most of his vacation and apparent reconciliation with Cardi B. Offset and a friend played craps at the Sheraton Convention Center in San Juan.
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That was offset by a drop in revenue for first-class mail of $2628 million, or 28500 percent, due largely to the expiration of the exigent surcharge put in place to offset losses through the recession.
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Slower economic growth has now offset the impact of the tax cuts on corporate profits while tariffs have offset, by a factor of two, any benefit individuals may have enjoyed by changes in the tax code.
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Offset and Kulture Kiari are melting hearts in a new video shared by Cardi B. The Grammy Award-winning rapper shared the sweetest clip of her family on Instagram Monday, showing husband Offset styling their daughter's hair.
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"Losses can be used to offset capital gains, subject to certain rules, and losses that are not used to offset gains can be deducted — up to $3,000 — from other kinds of income," The New York Times explains.
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As on the stock market, losses can be used to offset capital gains, subject to certain rules, and losses that are not used to offset gains can be deducted — up to $0001,0001 — from other kinds of income.
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The earnings of the company are now offset by these interest payments.
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Scientists say these benefits are temporary and are offset by negative impacts.
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Likewise Offset appeared on the February issue with the rest of Migos.
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To offset that, it has been injecting huge amounts of new liquidity.
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Fill crust with softened ice cream, smoothing top with an offset spatula.
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Their reduced income from this source has been offset by better funding.
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These increases were partly offset by the redemption of certificates of indebtedness.
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Taking honest, hard work to offset those dry periods is honorable. pic.twitter.
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Additionally, it will also finance a program aimed to offset air pollution.
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This credit is meant to offset franchise and excise taxes, Amazon wrote.
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Using an offset spatula, spread frosting over top of cooled brownies. 5.
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Cardi B and Offset are taking their reconciliation to the next level.
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The company will offset remaining emissions by purchasing carbon credits, Meegan said.
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Lyft's IPO in March helped GM offset slumping vehicle sales last quarter.
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Offset is the latest rapper to speak up about the government shutdown.
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Winnebago has had to increase prices to offset some of the cost.
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CNN has reached out to the attorney for Offset for a response.
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He's giving it all, and Offset is clearly feeding off his energy.
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Republicans say the provision was partially offset by increasing households' standard deduction.
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Offset, 26, publicly proposed to the "Bodak Yellow" rapper, 25, on Oct.
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That was partially offset by weaker profit margins in Exxon's refining business.
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So unplugging everything could really do something to offset that gas need.
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Toledo is honest, bogged down in bleakness and offset by snarky remarks.
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Offset accompanies her as her plus one, with zero nominations this year.
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On Monday, Cardi and Offset celebrated Kulture's seven months on this planet.
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The arresting officer says when he pulled Offset over he smelled weed.
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Gains in Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) stock help offset the Boeing losses.
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One solution could be to sell losing investments to offset any gains.
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The gains were offset by declines in shares of Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon.
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Strong demand, particularly from importers in China, offset much of the pressure.
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But don't forget that the gender pay gap may offset some success.
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The sales drop was partially offset by sales from new restaurant openings.
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Offset by membership declines in Europe, global subscribers were up 7.6 percent.
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Cost cuts helped the hauler offset lower coal and intermodal shipment volumes.
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Mr Putin has sought to offset vulnerability at home with aggression abroad.
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VMWare is focusing on new products to offset its aging main business.
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Record private Unicorn valuations were offset by increasingly fewer and fewer IPOs.
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The first is a shock that policy-makers fail to offset entirely.
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Cardi B says she's ready to get a divorce, but is Offset?
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To offset the weakness, the company is bolstering its cloud security solutions.
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But these savings are offset by problems in almost every other sphere.
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A drop in transport costs, notably air fares, offset other price rises.
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But the US and European markets recorded growth, helping offset the weakness.
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Cardi welcomed Kulture on July 10 alongside husband and fellow rapper Offset.
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To offset the resulting shortening of their portfolios, they buy noncallable Treasuries.
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It's probably chump change to Offset -- or whoever ended up cashing out.
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The internet company also has other ways to offset Chinese economic weakness.
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An increase in sales helped offset the negative effects of currency fluctuations.
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Last night at the BET Awards, Offset called Cardi B his wife.
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To offset that problem the Fed might have to lower interest rates.
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Film of the exhibitions is offset by artists' proposals, photos and correspondence.
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The losses were offset by a 1.3 percent jump in mining stocks.
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The fan has since sued Cardi B and Offset, according to TMZ.
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For the record, Offset, her husband, thinks her ASMR obsession is weird.
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As we've already told you ... Offset wants Cardi back, plain and simple.
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The losses were slightly offset by production increases in Iraq and Angola.
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That helped offset a 7 percent drop in production during the quarter.
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The gains were partially offset by a decline in private inventory investment.
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Gains in healthcare and tech sectors were offset by energy share declines.
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Netflix has previously resisted the use of advertising to offset its costs.
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In the boys' room there's a cool, offset bunk bed set up.
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Support from weather woes helped to offset disappointing monthly soy crushing data.
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Refinery29 has reached out to both Cardi B and Offset for comment.
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I donate monthly to an environmental organization to offset my carbon footprint.
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That will help offset some of the losses in its other segments.
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If there's economic growth from the bill, that will be partially offset.
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Declining sales from IBM's IT division offset growth in its cloud business.
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This suggests strong consumer spending that could offset recent weak business investment.
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All the gyrations are to offset hand shake from the photographer. pic.twitter.
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A resurgent U.S. economy would help offset softness elsewhere in the world.
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Elsewhere in her interview, Cardi opened up about her relationship with Offset.
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But an 18.7-million barrel increase in petroleum products offset the decline.
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"In the highest-risk people, you can offset the costs," Kushel says.
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There are some ways to offset and mitigate data centers' energy consumption.
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"You have to have some way to offset the cost," Pascrell said.
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Her negatives, unlike Trump's, are offset by groups that actually like her.
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Chief's QB Patrick Mahomes Supports Kareem Hunt Cardi B & Offset: Airport Love!
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She's the first child for Cardi B and the fourth for Offset.
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Finally, she shouted out Offset for pushing her to finish the album.
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The uncertainty surrounding planting conditions has offset pressure from large domestic inventories.
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The fan has since sued Cardi B and Offset, according to TMZ.
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Cardi B's marriage to Offset is not for you — or anyone else.
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The beat on the headline is partly offset by the prior revision.
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Offset even posted a desperate tweet on Sunday saying he missed Cardi.
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If those are not offset by savings elsewhere, profit will be dented.
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"Basics operating costs are very attractive but offset by transportation," said McRaith.
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Offset pushed her hard to give Shaft the boot, which she did.
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But this has been offset by inflation that is close to zero.
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Carmakers offset drops elsewhere from the likes of French bank Societe Generale .
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Cardi and Offset released the steamy music video for "Clout" in April.
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To offset that pressure, many tech companies provide extra perks and benefits.
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A reported decrease in ad impressions was offset by higher ad rates.
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That is, unless the tax cuts are offset by reductions in spending.
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As we first reported ... Offset escaped a shooting Wednesday night in Atlanta.
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However, this should be offset by growing internet protocol television (IPTV) revenue.
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So ending the SALT deduction and the AMT may offset each other.
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Then Offset walked out, and the autograph hound started in on him.
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Offset responded to Cardi's video writing, "Y'all won" in the comment section.
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North American performance offset slight losses in both Europe and South America.
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Others have turned to roommates to offset the rising cost of rent.
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This offset higher sales volumes and prices for potassium and magnesium products.
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Offset says now Jamar will be driving around a new whip, instead.
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Once they tied the knot, Offset lost all rights to the rock.
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It is offset by a modest domestic franchise and limited pricing power.
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More generally, central banks lack potent tools to offset imported economic troubles.
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But that could be offset by cash-strapped local institutions selling stocks.
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Employers offset these costs by raising deductibles and reducing family coverage. Ouch.
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S. trade tensions offset optimism fuelled by Wall Street's fresh highs overnight.
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Friends have started this GoFundMe account to offset what insurance will cover.
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The National Energy Board has required Kinder Morgan to offset these emissions.
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I heard the record before I even was in love with Offset.
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But most economists agree that wages eventually fall to offset such perks.
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Cardi B and Offset are getting the hang of their new roles.
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A drop in banks and discretionary stocks offset gains in technology names.
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That would more than offset the WTO's 2.1 percent trade-weighted tariffs.
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However, this should be at least partially offset by increasing asset yields.
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The decline in Apple offset a 4 percent gain in General Electric.
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They'll want any spending increases to be fully offset through corresponding reductions.
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It lacked clear provisions to offset the revenue lost by the cuts.
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That money helped offset a decline in print advertising, the company said.
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That is being offset by our medium-term value, which is not.
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The bank cut twice in 2015 to offset the oil price shock.
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When I travel, I offset on the best standard I can find.
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Lyft's going to need a lot of Priuses to offset its emissions.
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But these were offset by declines in several industries and the government.
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The campaign also pledged to offset event venue and attendee-related emissions.
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Then several VSOs attacked the PAYGO offset that they had previously approved.
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What could or would European policy makers do to offset the blow?
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On the other hand, I'll be purchasing that liberalism offset in November.
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Then deficits in bad years are offset with surpluses in good years.
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It sure was a romantic Valentine's Day for Offset and Cardi B!
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Moreover, home-buyers can set up offset accounts for their property loans.
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Those gains were, however, offset by losses in financials and oil companies.
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Democratic presidential candidates have proposed policies to offset the cost of college.
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Playboy tried to offset its losses by licensing out its trademarked logo.
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Losses were somewhat offset by gains in defensive sectors, including real estate .
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Severino's disappointing afternoon offset Aaron Judge's home run in the third inning.
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The credits are then sold to Microsoft to offset the company's emissions.
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A stronger performance at Bath & Body Works offset pains at Victoria's Secret.
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Fortunately, the sticker price can often be offset by grants and scholarships.
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A 1 percent gain in Tesla helped offset some of the losses.
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And profit at both offset comparative weakness elsewhere, including in asset management.
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A portion of this cost is offset by federal employee payroll contributions.
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This would have been offset by a corresponding repurchase of common shares.
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But the Zika money drew conservative ire because the costs weren't offset.
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Previously, HRAs could be used only to offset out-of-pocket expenses.
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The other 40 cents was offset by reduced federal income tax bills.
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Still, LaHood warned that the funding offset will be the biggest hurdle.
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The Mets turned three double plays behind deGrom to offset two errors.
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The starchy rice flavor is offset by the sweet and tangy ketchup.
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However, disappointing results from Google-parent Alphabet offset some of that optimism.
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GARRISON "Offset: Seeing Beauty Through a Brain Injury" (2014), starring Brian Nice.
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But the increase was offset about 2.5 months by opioid-related deaths.
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Concerns over trade policies offset positive reactions to recent tax reform legislation.
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Big government can work through policies that offset its drag on growth.
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Those savings offset the slightly higher upfront costs of materials and manufacturing.
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However, gains were partially offset by weakness in the print advertising market.
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Officers responded, but Offset was long gone by the time they arrived.
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Offset was all over that baby bump as they posed for pics.
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The disruptions should offset recent increases to supply from Iran, analysts said.
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This offset the 12% decline of current transfers from the federal budget.
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But she formally voted "present" to offset the absence of GOP Sen.
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We use offset smokers; we use a lot of post oak wood.
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Gains in energy were offset by losses in financial and consumer stocks.
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So far, higher yields have not offset the declines in bond prices.
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A carbon offset is an alternative means of complying with the cap.
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Most cyber-attacks can be offset by a range of insurance products.
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But that decline has been offset by increased imports from other countries.
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The remaining 15% of emissions will have to be offset or captured.
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Stormy Daniels: A Hero's Welcome Migos' Offset: A Crackhead Caused My Crash!
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While new jobs will offset losses, retraining and education will be critical.
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Those losses offset gains in health care, technology and consumer products stocks.
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That will, he hopes, be offset by the benefits it will bring.
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Layzie says Offset and the Migos need to learn the word "homage."
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It's a reference to the horrific car accident Offset survived last May.
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Those gains were slightly offset by a 6% drop in Boeing, however.
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A weaker currency helps Chinese manufacturers offset the costs of higher tariffs.
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And global central banks don't have much room to offset economic turmoil.
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If it's nearly vertical, as Brad notes, there is essentially no offset.
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Moreover, China's exports could grow in other areas to offset any drop.
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The decline in marriage was not offset by more couples living together.
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Those reductions were often small, and were sometimes offset by enlargements elsewhere.
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To that end, new operations in America could help offset those difficulties.
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Her daughter with husband and fellow rapper Offset was born in July.
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The municipality would provide homeowners a tax credit to offset that donation.
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Caterpillar said it will offset those impacts with price increases this year.
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The released oil could offset expected supply shortfalls from sanctions against Iran.
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Sure, trees can regrow, and thus offset some of these carbon emissions.
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Fortunately, the trim Mr. Scott is roughly the same size as Offset.
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Starks also chaired the development of the first Gold Standard Carbon Offset.
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Mr. Ciattarelli says the increase would be offset by other tax changes.
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The bank's consumer and advisory business offset weakness in its trading business.
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A charisma deficit can be offset with a healthy infusion of chutzpah.
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But regulators also consider whether new competitors can help offset the changes.
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Since 2018, Lyft has been carbon neutral through a carbon offset program.
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BofA saw its consumer and banking businesses offset a slump in trading.
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Higher rates on rented rooms may also offset revenue lost on vacancies.
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That offset purchases by private investors for the month totaling $38.08 billion.
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They chose the cheapest health insurance available that offset these unfair costs.
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The downward gravitational force and the vertical component of thrust exactly offset.
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Gains in utilities and consumer staples were offset by declines in materials.
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Seth Moulton, have been proposing policies to offset the cost of college.
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Any decline is expected to be partially offset by modest pricing growth.
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Now May is casting around for faraway friends to offset the damage.
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And that may offset concerns about Brexit and sluggish growth in Germany.
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But the weak retail reports offset any lift in sentiment, she said.
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That would offset the cost associated with transitioning by about $1 trillion.
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Make sure you have the big winners to offset your smaller losses.
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That offset a 346.2% surge in orders for civilian aircraft and parts.
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What the show lacks in formality is offset with buoyancy and wit.
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New taxes on carbon offset by tax cuts on income and saving.
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There is a somewhat limited ability of monetary policy to offset that.
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Offset said memes ain't funny ... triggering an expletive-laced response from Chris.
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Did Democratic and Republican parity in contacts offset the putative Democratic edge?
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That strength could offset a slowdown she sees in Europe and China.
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Trump has signaled he wants Saudi Arabia to offset lost Iranian and Venezuelan barrels fully even if prices remain below $70, while Saudi Arabia has signaled there is no need to offset lost barrels until prices climb higher.
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He persuaded the company and its curator that the best solution was to make offset copies in ink — and for the company to buy him an offset press that would give him great control over color and tone.
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This generally favourable outturn was underpinned by expenditure restraint that offset a decline in revenue as a share of GDP (reflecting a decline in personal direct taxes due to 'tax shift' measures, not fully offset by indirect tax increases).
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While it does offset the horror of watching an abusive relationship in real time, it's also like an ice cream cone that I want to savor and not see their budding relationship as the offset to a bad one.
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All customers are automatically enrolled in a 50 percent wind energy offset program, where half of their monthly usage is matched in investments in wind farms — and they can upgrade to fully offset their energy usage with wind power.
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They're also replacing a Republican pay-as-you-go rule — "cut-go" — which requires spending to be offset with budget cuts (a rule that's often waived), with a provision that says spending can also be offset with tax increases.
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But that will be offset by strong capital expenditure and improvements in consumption.
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Unfortunately, the average car size has offset somewhat those mile-per-gallon improvements.
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He pressed the Fed not to offset tax cuts fully with tighter money.
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In taxable accounts, investors should sell holdings with losses to offset taxable gains.
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The draft package includes a plan to offset job losses in polluting industries.
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The expected drag could, however, be partly offset by increased investment in inventories.
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Cardi B and Offset are back together — on a jet ski that is.
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This is not great, but it's somewhat offset by the battery's easy interchangeability.
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The BoE is waiting to see if exports can offset weaker consumer demand.
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Gains in Industrials and utilities sector were offset by consumer and energy sector.
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This will offset the 22017 percent drop in fuel costs seen in 2016.
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An increase in deposits helped offset the drop in bonds held by households.
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However, the move will not be enough to offset the decline, Cowen said.
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To offset the all-black ensemble, she added white over-the-knee boots.
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Cardi and Offset are back together because it's what Cardi thinks is best.
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Moving toward a system that essentially taxes imports helps offset that lost income.
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However, Offset admits there is an upside to living life in the spotlight.
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"It feels amazing to be able to perform," Offset says of the gig.
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A "revenue neutral" plan means that tax cuts are offset by closed loopholes.
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That decrease, however, was partially offset by affiliate revenue growth, the company said.
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On Saturday, Offset said that he had tattooed Kulture's name on his jawline.
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And we asked her about Offset having a 7-year-old love child.
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The higher production was offset by lower oil prices from a year ago.
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The funds are unlikely to offset even those companies' Bay Area job growth.
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That's because they won't have any additional revenue streams to offset their prices.
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According to the source, Offset has "promised" Cardi he "will behave" going forward.
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However, it was offset by the growth in assets under management and fees.
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And hey, Offset features on a track, which is always a good thing.
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Or are its bad effects offset by the healthy deficit of carcinogenic oxygen?
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Cardi welcomed Kulture Kiari on July 10 alongside husband and fellow rapper Offset.
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It offset falling car sales in America and China by shifting pricier models.
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STEVE LIESMAN: What should the world be right doing to offset this weakness?
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Some restaurants are experimenting with no-tipping policies, offset by higher menu prices.
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Nevertheless, the effect of lower hydrocarbon revenue is yet to be fully offset.
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Wall Street firms are cutting head count and compensation to offset plummeting profitability.
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But that good news is being offset by bad news, according to Cakmak.
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EasyJet reckons its move to offset emissions is already steering business its way.
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The gains were offset by the 0.66 percent decline in the materials subindex.
|
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Lower land values would exactly offset the fresh incentive to sell vacant land.
|
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Food companies have boosted prices to offset higher production costs stemming from tariffs.
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To offset those losses, the bill would increase taxes on fuel and vehicles.
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Attracting more customers that have plenty of other options could offset the discount.
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Mortgage rates are falling fast but not enough to offset high home prices.
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Original video would offset that by giving Spotify a license-free content stream.
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A 1.3 percent rise in consumer staples offset some of the day's losses.
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"This is clearly not enough to offset the declining core business," he said.
|
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The solar farm generates enough electricity to offset the carbon Apple uses locally.
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These factors, some bullish for oil prices, some bearish, may offset each other.
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Customers can also choose to offset their carbon emissions with "CO2 Neutral" tickets.
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These so-called realized losses can be used to offset realized capital gains.
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Offset himself was slightly more dressed up, donning a sweatshirt and track pants.
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NetApp's bottom line was helped by cost cuts that offset a revenue decline.
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However, we expect continued increase in labour costs to partly offset these benefits.
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Analysts said strong fourth-quarter guidance from the iPhone supplier offset the miss.
|
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It helped offset losses among other energy companies, keeping the energy group flat.
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The Dutch bought into Air France-KLM in order to offset French influence.
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Losses in consumer discretionary shares were offset by the gains in materials stocks.
|
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The released oil could offset expected supply shortfalls from the sanctions against Iran.
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The slowdown more than offset a 19 percent annual surge in public spending.
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The retail losses are more than offset by the surge in holiday hiring.
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On Migos' "Motor Sport," released yesterday, Cardi B rapped about her man, Offset.
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"I look over and Offset, Cardi's fiancé, has lit a blunt," said Cox.
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During bad times, it leaves scope for fiscal easing to offset the damage.
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That would dampen—and perhaps offset entirely—the effect of the fiscal stimulus.
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Rapid growth in the overall business-education market has offset MBAs' declining share.
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Uncertainty over demand, however, was offset slightly by the outlook for global supply.
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The foreign secretary's disloyalty is hardly offset by his skills as a diplomat.
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Uncertainty over demand, however, was offset slightly by the outlook for global supply.
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The extra consumption is supposed to be offset by 37 "efficiency-saving" projects.
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Tighter regulation is increasing costs, which asset managers are seeking to offset elsewhere.
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I was able to work with Ursula from the offset on this book.
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S—, when I'm about to die last word out my mouth is Offset.
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To offset this, YouTube is paying these same influencers to promote this feature.
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"Please offset future payments until the requested refund amount is met," he responded.
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But it demands that remaining carbon sources are offset with new carbon sinks.
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"Monetary policy cannot immediately offset all the effects of a shock," he said.
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To offset that cost, Trump has pledged to find savings in other areas.
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Gains in technology and healthcare shares offset the losses in financial shares, however.
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The ACC works to offset all this veering, resulting in exceptionally straight driving.
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Cardi and Offset posed for photographers before leaning in to share a lick.
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So, any spending in one area will be have to offset somewhere else.
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The only way to offset the capture cost is the aforementioned EOR process.
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It imported 225,000 bpd in April to offset its domestic refineries' poor operations.
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The time zone is represented by the number of hours offset from UTC.
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The upgrade helped offset mixed quarterly numbers reported by the chipmaker on Wednesday.
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The takeover marked a step outside Caixabank's Spanish market to offset falling profitability.
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This should offset diminished interest by Chinese buyers in New York City apartments.
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"The journey of fatherhood was kind of tough for me at first," Offset.
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Individuals, companies and countries purchase carbon credits to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.
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The data were enough to offset positive sentiment around U.S.-China trade talks.
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Cardi B Laughs At Fan&aposs Impressive Impression Of Her and Offset -- Watch!
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But, right now, they're being offset by the impacts of low oil prices.
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The state will also pursue grants to help offset the costs, state Rep.
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This growth is still helping offset declines in Microsoft's traditional PC-based businesses.
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Exposure growth benefits are partially offset by weak primary and reinsurance market pricing.
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However, a 1.2 percent rise in consumer staples offset some of the losses.
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And when forced into an offset position, the superflexible sheets tend to deform.
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But Offset -- who had a MASSIVE wad of cash on him -- didn't care.
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It was Offset keeping his promise to Cardi and getting her a ring.
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Strength in material and energy stocks was offset by weaker telecoms and utilities.
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Potential demand declines could offset producers' efforts to curb a global supply glut.
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That helped offset an 11 percent same-store sales drop at Pizza Hut.
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The ObamaCare payments offset costs for insurers who cover its low-income enrollees.
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Offset tells us he's definitely on the same political page as his wife.
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It's unlikely stronger growth in such regions can significantly offset a nationwide slowdown.
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This is offset by OMW's profitability, which we view as a rating weakness.
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I think they are going to offset last year with a great 2017.
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The fiscal increase would offset some tax cuts, such as to small companies.
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Our lawmakers will need to find new revenue somewhere to offset the cuts.
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The court tells TMZ ... Offset was right and never should have been arrested.
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Offset wants his followers to know that he's ready to make a change.
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Investors in earlier funding rounds will also have some of their dilution offset.
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Heineken said cold weather more than offset the impact of an early Easter.
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This is probably more than enough to offset the increase of Iranian production.
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But the hope is that stronger economic growth will help offset the losses.
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One month before giving birth, Cardi revealed that she and Offset were married.
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These can be used to offset eligible healthcare expenses, including health insurance premiums.
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Offset was linked to rapper Cuban Doll when his alleged text messages leaked.
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Assistantships or fellowships can help offset tuition or cover your cost of living.
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These issues are offset by the society's asset quality and conservative risk appetite.
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Moderate gains in energy stocks were offset by losses in financials and healthcare.
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It said it was ready to raise output to offset any supply shortage.
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Banks are looking to growth in loans to help offset the trading slump.
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So how can policy help offset the key imbalances that restrain innovation today?
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A rep for Offset did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Strong growth in other Asian markets should however offset this in the region.
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Spread frosting over top and sides of cake, smoothing with an offset spatula.
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This drop was not offset by the improved performance of Apple's Services division.
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In the past these banks tried to offset lower profitability through aggressive growth.
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In September, the artists secretly wed, though Offset, publicly proposed a month later.
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Cardi B and Offset is a thing to celebrate today and every day.
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Oil prices were mixed amid fears growing U.S. production will offset OPEC cuts.
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That helped to offset a 22.1 percent drop in receipts at auto dealerships.
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Diversifying into renewable energy and tourism will not offset job losses in oil.
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VW has agreed to spend $2.7 billion on efforts to offset the pollution.
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Offset isn't the only one who's honored his family members with custom accessories.
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Any lost income may also be offset by the savings for police departments.
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The goal is to offset the volatile earnings from the cyclical airline business.
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Headlines - EU taken 'fewer steps' than UK to offset no-deal Brexit on.ft.
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Offset strategies are not about formulating a general unified theory for armed conflict.
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The Second Offset was adopted by DOD in the mid to late-2628s.
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To offset ongoing cost pressures, Howden increased prices towards the end of 2016.
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Gains in transportation and resource shares offset losses in telecommunication and energy stocks.
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Don't think of this as the canine equivalent of a carbon-offset program.
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Mr. Sanders wound up doing well in Kentucky's coal regions, helping offset Mrs.
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Their losses were however partly offset by gains among mining stocks and financials.
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These increases will be offset, however, by a subsequent middle-class tax cut.
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The DSH program provides payments to those hospitals to offset the uncovered costs.
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Cardi B and Offset began dating in 2017 and secretly wed that September.
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Congress designed the mandate and the forced Medicaid expansion to offset these regulations.
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Both Uber and Lyft have some ways to help drivers offset the costs.
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However, the card comes with benefits that can easily offset the annual fee.
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Gains in materials and telecommunications were offset by declines in the financials subindex.
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This could help offset the idea that Trump's team doesn't speak for him.
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Shell's big push into natural gas could also help offset its carbon emissions.
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That helped offset eight turnovers, four of which were charges or moving screens.
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But Georgia Tech's 1-for-9 shooting on 3-pointers offset the turnovers.
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The currency fluctuation is anticipated to offset pressure on Toyota's North American sales.
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Only a small number of new "significant" U.S. regulations need to be offset.
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Since then, Offset has been vocal in trying to get Cardi B back.
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When is the benefit of "decreased workload" for the driver offset by inattention?
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That helped to offset a 4.6 percent drop in the cost of gasoline.
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The tariff news largely offset a raft of disappointing China data for July.
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They can use the credit to offset the size of a solar array.
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The two divisions offset a slide of 25 percent in the agriculture division.
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A statement credit will automatically appear within four weeks to offset the charge.
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But, at best, it will offset less than 1 percent of increased deficits.
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Luckily, there are ways to offset these expenses with the right credit cards.
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Her team thinks a win there could offset any losses in the Midwest.
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That result would be offset by jobs lost to the extent exports slowed.
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His aggressiveness may have been offset somewhat by demerits on substance, but Mrs.
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Durbin had reportedly said the move was to offset losses anticipated after Gov.
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The Senate bill allowed companies to offset the provision with various tax credits.
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Consumer goods grew 8 percent, which offset declines in merchandise and coal volumes.
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The revenue generated would be offset by a reduction in some other taxes.
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Those losses were offset slightly by a 5.1% jump in Walgreens Boots Alliance.
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U.S. domestic oil production would help offset such a change, the official said.
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Gains in consumer staples were offset by losses in healthcare and telecom stocks.
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Rising yields helped offset the positive impact of a weaker dollar on gold.
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But those measures may not be enough of an offset for the wealthy.
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But analysts urged looking to the Chinese government's commitment to offset external obstacles.
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A rise in services prices offset a slight drop in prices for goods.
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Then take steps to offset the increased crowding of schools that will result.
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Losses in industrials were offset by gains in the energy and materials subindexes.
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The company managed to offset those lower sales with a reduction in costs.
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Offset - "On the 'Gram" Gucci Mane - "Waybach" Travis Scott and Young Thug feat.
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That was offset by higher volumes and higher prices of brand name drugs.
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But the decline will be offset by production in Ivory Coast, they added.
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In addition, a variety of research and teaching assistantship opportunities can offset tuition.
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Citigroup Inc posted higher-than-expected earnings as cost-cutting offset falling revenues.
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Inside, the dark moose meat is offset by razor-sharp ice-dried lingonberries.
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It's a case of letting dealers know they aren't welcome from the offset.
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HK/SIN, with gains in property names offset by losses in consumer stocks.
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The authorization will allow the company to offset dilution from employee stock plans.
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Under the program, airlines will buy credits to offset emissions from individual flights.
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But high deductible plans are often offset by a lower premium, Auerbach said.
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The second has a more tame, tapered onset and a more gradual offset.
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Have you used drug company coupons to offset the price of your medication?
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Hope of progress between China and the U.S. offset worries surrounding the economy.
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Society is an exercise in trying to offset horrors through law and convention.
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However, lower gas prices were expected to offset it by an equal measure.
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The law's drafters hoped that payments into the program would offset payments out.
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Carbon-offset people talk about concerns with things called additionality, leakage and permanence.
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And in most storytelling, that would be offset by a more grounded counterpart.
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That had been just enough to offset "the rest of the world" combined.
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It has raised prices to offset decreasing foot traffic into United States stores.
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The company is openly pushing into new markets to offset slowing soda sales.
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Paul argued the funding should be offset by cuts to other government spending.
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The modest Democratic gains were offset by the party's victories in governor's races.
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The Fed's moves were offset only partially by Israel's monetary policy, he said.
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The sparkling beverage helped offset the losses of Sam Adams in April 2018.
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This kind of success was a big part of the appeal for Offset.
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Conservatives are bound to demand any such cost be offset, another potential hurdle.
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Eventually, you leave work and walk for a bit to offset the sitting.
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A representative for Offset has not yet responded to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Strong sales of defense aircraft after Congress raised military spending offset the decline.
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Helping to offset these disbursements, proceeds from used car sales totaled BRL3.4 billion.
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To offset that increase, the White House requested comparable cuts in nondefense spending.
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Brooklyn Brewery has offset the slowdown with rising sales overseas, Mr. Hindy said.
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Stocks slipped on Wednesday as renewed trade concerns offset strong gains in tech.
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Gains from sponge city programs should not be offset by poor environmental governance.
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Cardi and Offset say his account was hacked, and he wasn't contacting Jade.
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However, higher ticket prices and growth in China helped offset those declines. (Variety)
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The gains were mostly offset by declines in healthcare and real estate stocks.
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These payments help these consumers offset the cost of premiums and co-payments.
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The further change goes, the less adaptation will be able to offset it.
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But making high-value drugs less expensive can offset other health care spending.
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The provision allows landlords to offset the cost of such building-wide upgrades.
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There are no known offset agreements proposed in conjunction with this potential sale.
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Proponents argue that the proposals jointly offset higher taxes with greater regulatory efficiency.
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That was largely offset by gains in government and consumer spending over 2018.
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The adventure travel company Wild Frontiers includes the offset fee in its airfare.
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That would help offset tougher capital requirements for trading exposures, among other things.
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North American sales fell, but that was offset by a strong performance internationally.
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Those losses were largely offset by a 3.1 percent gain from U.S. Treasurys.
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Target shares jumped on strong earnings, helping stocks offset some of the losses.
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Ionescu scored 15 points, but her 3 assists were offset by 6 turnovers.
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HK/SIN as declines in property developers were offset by gains in financials.
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Caffeine already has people like Lil Xan, Offset, The Game, and LaMelo Ball.
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The Second Offset was the development and maturation of U.S. precision strike capabilities.
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She gave birth to her first child with husband Offset, Kulture Kiari Cephus.
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Currently, there are many technologies discussed as key components of the Third Offset.
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This was offset by positive operating leverage in Citicorp for the full year.
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That offset record activity at American refineries, which ran at 98 percent capacity.
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Her spending initiatives would largely be offset by tax increases on the wealthy.
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In America the central bank can ease policy to offset threats to growth.
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Improved margins offset a drop in sales linked to recent divestments, LDC added.
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The emergency funds for Harvey victims are not expected to be offset, either.
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Agriculture equipment, though, could offset raw material headwinds with pricing of their own.
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While the increase helps, it still doesn't offset the expected investment income decline.
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But that won't offset a drag from net trade and falling investment spending.
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Gains in energy and materials, were offset by losses in financials and healthcare.
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We've reached out to Offset and Coach K ... no word back so far.
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However, it would also raise the budget deficit unless offset by spending cuts.
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Data is integrated with offset tools and then we decide on the multilaterals.
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Ironically, Walz, who opposed the offset, voted for this provision; Roe voted no.
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But growth in new businesses has not yet offset declines in traditional businesses.
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Cuts to health and social services were made to offset these spending increases.
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To offset the damage, the government should mandate and fund paid sick leave.
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For whichever priorities that lawmakers pursue in 2020, they should offset the costs.
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But for workers, even substantial income gains are being offset by rising costs.
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This did happen, a little, but not nearly enough to offset the increases.
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Offset projects must benefit the local environment and, where possible, reduce co-pollutants.
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Defenders of this move claim it is offset by increasing the standard deduction.
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Solid prescription drug sales helped offset continued disappointment in the medical devices segment.
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Cardi B featured Offset in "Lick" and she's even opened for Migos before.
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How can this bioplastic help offset the environmental impact of driving a car?
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The drop in the banks' LCRs has been partially offset by banks reallocating government bonds into higher-yielding interbank placements maturing within 25 days as 244% of the value of these can be used to offset outflows under the LCR calculations.
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The pair officially split in early December after rumors of infidelity swirled around Offset, with his alleged mistress, Summer Bunni, outed after someone leaked screenshots of Offset supposedly trying to arrange for a threesome with her and rapper Cuban Doll.
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But even without "I Feel Pretty's" buoyant fizz to offset what seems a determinedly grim vision of contemporary New York City streets, there are still anachronisms lurking in this new production that offset its attempts to be up to date.
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It includes providing troops on the ground, and, in cases, it provides helping to offset some of our operations maintenance costs, which the Saudis are committed to doing, just as they did offset costs during the 1990 and '91 Gulf War.
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Ask suppliers in China for a discount to help offset the higher tariffs. 4.
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By doing so, investors can offset capital gains from appreciated assets that they've sold.
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Gotta say -- Cardi and Offset are definitely keeping their cards close to the vest.
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We cannot immediately or fully offset the economic impacts of a large structural shock.
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Lower supply would, however, be partly offset by a reduced demand forecast, Barclays said.
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It can also offset the tendency for your pelvis to be out of alignment.
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China refused to dump Treasury bonds and stimulated its economy to offset America's slump.
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Aftermarket sales also would help offset weakness in other parts of the combined company.
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The gains were offset by smaller producers, whose combined output fell by 0.9 percent.
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She insists she didn't know how serious Offset and Cardi were -- which seems absurd.
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The surging economy is offset by deep questions about the president's character and conduct.
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Cardi and her husband Offset are parents to 8-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari.
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The news offset fears of an impending slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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Such a spike at sea would offset progress in carbon reduction made on land.
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Lyft says it will spend millions to offset the carbon produced by its drivers.
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That will offset growing demand among emerging nations, particularly in India and Southeast Asia.
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The company plans to offset rising costs with price hikes as demand remains robust.
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The decline was offset by a C$11.3 billion purchase of private corporate bonds.
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That was offset by reductions in exports, in business investment, and in residential investment.
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But the 3 percent reductions last year weren't enough to offset the revenue slide.
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He played with enough poise to help offset some of Atlanta's offensive line issues.
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The lawyers make it clear ... stop making any further statements about Offset ... or else.
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To offset those costs, retailers work with resellers to handle return and excess items.
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Do the creative contributions of an abusive artist somehow offset the damage he does?
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OPEC could offset that surge by extending its production cuts, which expire in June.
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At the president's direction, USTR is preparing the proposed tariffs to offset China's action.
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It would bring in healthy people to offset the costs of covering the sick.
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Cardi B's MTV Video Music Awards prank had everyone fooled — even her husband, Offset!
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Mechanism have set up to offset the impact on the poor by cash transfers.
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Maybe some would chip in some money to help offset the cost of hosting.
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Fiancé Offset was also by her side at the Prabal Gurung show on Monday.
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The world economy picked up pace in 2017 helping Britain to offset Brexit uncertainty.
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A reduction in Rosneft's output alone would be offset by growth at other producers.
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Or perhaps there just aren't enough young and healthy people to offset the costs.
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Offset then proclaimed "in front of the world, I love you" into a microphone.
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Higher unit demand for Repatha was "offset substantially" by lower net prices, Amgen said.
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Some ski resorts are taking measures to offset potential impacts of variable winter precipitation.
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That was offset, however, by firms rebuilding inventories, which boosted output by 0.3 percent.
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In Eastern Europe, countries have secured supplies to offset shipments halted due to contamination.
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The Department of Defense "did not offer an offset to fund them," Chafin said.
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We broke the story ... she and Offset secretly wed in their bedroom last September.
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Beijing has offset the loss of US imports mainly by buying more Saudi oil.
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Those have helped offset the losses from lower oil income, though perhaps only partially.
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This approach thus gives him some fiscal room to offset a Brexit-related slowdown.
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Measurement error aside, global trade balances; surpluses in some countries offset deficits in others.
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However, this is offset by significantly reduced employee turnover and new revenue focused hires.
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Right away, it saw productivity and morale increase — improvements that offset the higher wage.
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Forests may also have other effects that can offset some of their carbon absorption.
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He suggested that developers could offset these charges by spending money on Facebook ads.
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"There's no way the math is possible for that to be a perfect offset."
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This was offset by an increase in inflows by foreigners buying renminbi-denominated assets.
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Ask suppliers in China for a discount to help offset the higher tariffs. 4.
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They have expanded their fixed-price merchandise business to offset their shrinking auctions section.
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The drop was only partly offset by sales to Egypt and Yemen, executives noted.
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That offset weakness in wealth management, brokerage and investment banking fees, the bank said.
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That was offset by continued gains in the energy sector, which added 0.24 percent.
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The overall strength in mortgage activity has offset the declines seen Texas and Florida.
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Cardi B confirmed on Twitter that she married Offset months before his public proposal.
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The losses offset gains by Standard Charter, which surged after it announced buyback plans.
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Matching easyJet's pledge to offset all carbon emissions would cost Ryanair 29 million pounds.
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However, this is offset by significantly reduced employee turnover and new revenue-focused hires.
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Cost cutting helped the company offset lower oil process and lower demand for rigs.
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Gains in its services business cannot offset declines in other critical areas, he added.
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As we reported ... police initially wanted to know why Offset had left the scene.
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The pitch is that this will help offset the consequences of repealing the mandate.
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Both proposals on the table mean higher menu prices, to offset increased labour costs.
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The successes have been offset, however, by other sectors that have seen disappointing results.
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Weaker energy and food prices, however, partially offset the increase in services last month.
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Cardi B and Offset are back on — and they're not afraid to show it.
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Cardi and Offset, who briefly split that same month, welcomed Kulture on July 10.
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The Senate does include $70 billion to offset increased costs under the Cruz amendment.
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Hence companies can offset the cost of these flights against their corporate-tax bills.
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However, this will likely be offset by containing current expenditure and increasing tax revenues.
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The Treasury also frets that future gains are too remote to offset today's losses.
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