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mitigated

adjective as in relieved

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“I haven’t been provided any documentation to show me that the risk was never there or it’s been mitigated.”

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According to the authors, "How these combined effects can be mitigated remains a major challenge."

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Still, some of the Mavericks’ financial losses could be mitigated over time if the team goes from being a franchise at the bottom of the standings to a perennial winner.

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Earlier cuts, she said, have already mitigated downside risks.

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While there is little surprise, the French industrial-gas supplier mitigated the challenging environment in the U.S., the analysts add.

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

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