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They can mitigate this risk by cooperating with like-minded Democrats.

Nexperia said in a statement on Tuesday that it is in “close dialogue” with Chinese authorities to “mitigate the impact” of its export restrictions.

The current state budget also includes a $60-million block grant, to be divided among the community colleges, that is meant to mitigate federal cuts.

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We should think about treating both the myocardial infarction both by quick recanalization of the vessel to restore oxygenated blood supply and also by targeting immune cells to mitigate the arrhythmic effects of the injury.

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"Reviving this partnership will not only create opportunities for enhanced economic cooperation but also help mitigate vulnerabilities arising from shifting global alliances," a joint statement said.

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