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Their fiery dresses are perfectly offset by their icy blue shoes.
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Why might premium and wage changes not perfectly offset each other in public-sector jobs?
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It found that the $6,100 annual employer cost of coverage was nearly perfectly offset by lower wages.
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The detail in the high-neck top is perfectly offset by the simplicity of the white maxi skirt.
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The theory that U.S. currency appreciation will perfectly offset the cost of the tax relies on a complete and unexpected implementation of the border adjustment tax.
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Nevertheless, even in the private sector, there are exceptions, with some studies finding that health care costs for workers are not always perfectly offset by wages.
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"The notion that labor markets perfectly offset the varying preferences for health insurance among workers by giving higher wages to those who value health insurance less is a comforting but crazy idea," said Amitabh Chandra, a Harvard economist.
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This almost perfectly offset the overhead of the protocol, meaning that when using MNP 3, a user can expect to get very close to the ideal 2400 bit/s throughput (versus 1900 bit/s).
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It finds a different angle for something the series always keeps sharp in its arsenal, the book or movie satire. But the episode works because it moves so fast. The asides, recurring gags and taboo-baiting are perfectly offset by the sweet character development in the creamy middle. Getting the footage from the original 1962 film is also a big plus and a marked departure from the all-animated series.
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