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Anduril said it has since developed a mitigation plan for impact and intercept testing at the range to mitigate or avoid any fires in the future.

The company added that it is reviewing several mitigating actions for its U.K. digital business.

Analysts attribute Dell’s positive outlook to its effective supply chain management, mitigating the impact of increasing memory chip costs.

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The Scottish government has long called for this policy to be ended, and had promised to "mitigate" it with a new payment for affected families from next March.

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The Scottish government has pledged to mitigate the cap north of the border by offering a new benefit - the Two-Child Limit Payment - to affected families from March next year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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