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This aid may have mitigated the slump, but it wasn't the kind of job-creation program we could and should have had.

So, how does one reach this state of mitigated euphoria in such a way that every moment in life can be savored to the fullest?

Some of the cost of these systems can be mitigated as they take the place of existing exhaust brake units.

But he said it can be mitigated if banks reach out to people who receive money transfers from abroad, known as remittances.

Finally, we hope against hope that we have the courage to ensure that this type of catastrophe can be prevented or mitigated.

And this state of the case didn't seem to have mitigated against our becoming rather fond of each other.

Gentile said the impact of screen time on school work can be mitigated by what he calls "protective factors. "

Nonetheless, that impact may be mitigated to a degree by frugality fatigue and the general sense that the economy is improving.

ABS asks every manager for a monthly report on its underlying assets so correlation across the ABS fund can be mitigated.

The disaster "could and should have been foreseen and prevented" and its effects "mitigated by a more effective human response" , it said.

If employees feel they are valued even in a situation such as downsizing, fear and gossip is often mitigated.

So were you able to see any ways that could be mitigated?

Any correction in prices, though, could be mitigated by the fact that consumers in Europe and the US are also short of copper inventory.

Some of these issues can be mitigated by application designers, but only with significant work.

But such fears have been mitigated, for some, because Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is himself a student of the Great Depression.

Any person who has reached the age of 14 but not the age of 18 and who commits a crime shall be given a lighter or mitigated punishment.

This limitation can be somewhat mitigated by delegating administrative authority to each page hierarchy to a different group of users.

Although the humidity is relatively high, the constant cool sea breezes keep the air moving and the heat mitigated.

It significantly mitigated the amount of the histamine phosphate and run up the threshold of itch in guinea pig.

Through more sophisticated system, these tendencies can be mitigated and masked, but they are difficult to be fundamentally solved.

If the instigated person has not committed the instigated crime, the instigator may be given a lighter or mitigated punishment.

In America the consequences of this credit crunch are being mitigated, at least for large firms, by the ability to tap the bond market.

The ratings agencies accept that conflicts of interest exist, but claim they have mitigated them through a disclosure of models and ratings.

He is under other circumstances for which he shall be given a lighter or mitigated administrative penalty in accordance with law.

But it has mitigated its effects. Some 270, 000 building workers are now employed on social-housing schemes, up from 145, 000 a year ago.

They'd like to see climate change mitigated, but they see results over time.

Many economists argue that the impact of the crisis could be mitigated by stimulating domestic consumption.

Self-help slogans became the order of the day, mitigated by her idiosyncrasies and a tendency to refer to herself in the third person.

Many of these risk factors can be mitigated by management activities that reduce the level of interactions between hatchery and wild fish.

In other words, the most vulnerable apps are also apps whose vulnerabilities could be mitigated by a dose of application white listing.

Sure, the impact on investment is mitigated by the fact companies have other sources of funding, including strong balance sheets.

The risk management goal is to measure and control risks so that risks can be mitigated to a specified acceptable level.

Much of marital bickering can be lessened or mitigated if you wait before you respond to something that has made you angry.

Inequality has grown there, as well, though transfers have mitigated the impacts.

We explained that at the very least the demo would exhibit some deep slices of the architecture that mitigated major risks we identified.

The decline in the number of foreign visitors may have been mitigated somewhat by Indian tourists.

Adverse wage pressures have been mitigated by low prices resulting from cheap imports and by household borrowing at low interest rates.

The negative impact of the brain drain, therefore, is not mitigated by any increase in remittance income.

The majority of problems encountered are browser specific, and often mitigated by switching to a different browser.

The disappointment of this withdrawal, however, is mitigated by the keen interest being shown by China.

These forces simply operate over ultra-long cycles and are mitigated for periods of time by the existence of patents.

With proper planning and public awareness, the effects of the earthquake hazard can be mitigated.

As a part of the sentencing system, Discretioary Mitigated Punishment is opposite to Legal Mitigated Punishment.

The degree of pain and fatigue was no significant relationship, even if the rest can not be mitigated.

So we got vets to go on pet blogs and post information that 98 percent of pet food was safe, which mitigated consumer anxiety.

Analyzes how conflict is mitigated in diverse cultures: at the interpersonal level, between groups, and on the international scale.

such measures, the party in Breach may claim a reduction in the damages in the amount by which the loss should have been mitigated.

The "risk" it would take in high-end warfare would be mitigated by NATO's protection.

Therefore, many of the fragmentation problems stemming from diversity can be mitigated or even avoided altogether.

After retrofitting, vibration of the turbo-set was markedly mitigated, meeting national standards.

The complexity, however, is mitigated by Jython itself: Jython is well tested and supported, and is open source.

Any deaf- mute or blind person who commits a crime may be given a lighter or mitigated punishment or be exempted from punishment .

That can be both anticipated and mitigated, as you say.

Thus the AFC chain tension can be well controlled, and the tension fluctuation can be effectively mitigated.

Access to capital, whether debt or equity, has mitigated fears of apocalyptic defaults that threatened to extend the economic downturn.

As Chinese consumption pushes up global food costs, experts are optimistic that the impact will be mitigated by increased supply.

If the virus mutation that causes an illness aggravated or mitigated, or large-scale changes, it then has epidemiological value.

Fires are mitigated by sprinkler systems in schools, hospitals, nursing homes, nightclubs and restaurants.

Justice would be ill-served if fame mitigated any crime, especially one like rape.

This risk can be mitigated by defining and deploying a solution isolation strategy.

Some of the damage can be mitigated fairly easily.

Any criminal who voluntarily surrenders may be given a lighter or mitigated punishment.

An accomplice shall be given a lighter or mitigated punishment or be exempted from punishment.

There are several ways that the damage wrought by Icelands' volcano might be mitigated.

If your assessment shows risks are high, you will need to restructure your project, so risks can be mitigated to more acceptable levels.

However, the risks can be mitigated by financial and mental preparation.

Can inhumane or dehumanizing effects of digital socializing be mitigated or eliminated by better media design?

If the farm economy is diversified or if there are other opportunities to generate income, the impacts can be mitigated.

Proactive management is required to ensure that risks can be mitigated.

And the risk of earthquakes, which has long been present in conventional oil-and-gas extraction, is modest and mitigated by monitoring.

Ensure that project risks are mitigated wherever necessary and devise risk management plans if required.

However, this risk can be mitigated if a sampling plan is created and shared with all project stakeholders.

By creating a "root of trust" between software and silicon, the effects of malware can be greatly mitigated, according to Kurtz.

By using a cache in this way, the effects of a cloud service outage can be mitigated.

One downside is the need to regenerate the capital base once every generation, though some have mitigated this by bringing in outsiders.

The low interest rate environment has, thankfully, mitigated the problem somewhat.

Results: The densities of Ft and Bili in pressure mitigated group and herb group were obviously descended.

ResultsCompared with negative control group, lung congestion and lung edema of ligustrazine low-dose group were mitigated.

Limit the scope and extent of project commitments until the risks are mitigated.

Once knowledge is captured in the automated build system, risk is mitigated and the whole development team benefits.

Anxiety attacks can quickly be resolved and mitigated with the right treatment.

But waning confidence will be mitigated by the boost that exports receive from the euro's plunge.

secondly, the fault results in the mitigation of offender's culpability mitigated.

and thanks to investments in technology, significant climate impact has been mitigated.

The risk should be mitigated on the server side rather than on the client side.

This weakness can be mitigated by stating and enforcing certain design and coding guidelines such as contract-first development.

So, if the yuan appreciates considerably, the impact is mitigated.

The mitigated punishment as a law system sho. . .

With this process, the contradiction between the improvement of whiteness and the loss of rabbit hair will be mitigated.

How can interoperability hurdles be mitigated?

The living conditions were slightly mitigated.

But what can be mitigated are certain effects.

The effects of house temperature will be mitigated by close contact between sows.

There is clear, scientific evidence that injury-related deaths can be avoided and the effect of injury mitigated.

The decline was mitigated by a 2. 1 percent rise in building permit applications, an indicator of future activity.

Soaring inflation mitigated the aftermath of the UK housing boom in the mid-1970s.

and the climate warming mitigated the autumn frost damage and enhanced the spring frost damage.

he gladly accepted the mitigated penalty.

That is too much but would be mitigated by this three-part, $200bn infusion.

When creating the governance solution, one must not only identify the organization goals, but also the risks mitigated by the IT systems.

Her words mitigated my suffering.

Of course, many of the problems will be mitigated by market forces.

Books in the world of nutrition. Intoxicated Napian free and quiet world, all the tiredness will be mitigated.

Serfdom also was abolished in some regions and mitigated in others.

But these risks can to some extent be mitigated by African governments.

The syndrome of tearing of 3 eyes was mitigated.

Technical - Security and reliability concerns will have to be mitigated and applications re-architected

Penalties for acts violating the administration of public security shall be mitigated or exempted under any of the following circumstances:

Situations in which data loss is not mitigated by the transport dumpster include

and it is held, in a mitigated form, by many who do not consider themselves Calvinists ;

A party shall be given a lighter or mitigated administrative penalty in accordance with law, if:

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