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remedy

[rem-i-dee] / ˈrɛm ɪ di /




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“While the ruling eliminates the legal authority for these tariffs, questions remain around remedies — most notably whether companies will be entitled to refunds for duties already paid,” Jefferies analyst Konik said.

From MarketWatch

Speaking at a news conference, Nasa's Lori Glaze said issues including with seals and filters had now been remedied.

From BBC

The lawsuit also seeks remedies mandating safer product design going forward.

From The Wall Street Journal

She has her own record, which is in many ways intertwined with the mayor’s, particularly on homelessness, an issue the onetime allies have worked closely together to remedy.

From Los Angeles Times

NBA teams are increasingly losing games on purpose to improve their draft prospects and basketball must consider every possible remedy to stamp out deliberate "tanking," the league's chief said Saturday.

From Barron's