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counteract

[koun-ter-akt] / ˌkaʊn tərˈækt /


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Proteins needed for producing energy decline, while proteins involved in stress responses and mitochondrial repair increase, indicating that the cell attempts to counteract the damage.

From Science Daily

Separately, Chasanoff said the study showed that the home-furnishing category was “highly promotional,” with prices falling on items that previously saw prices rise to counteract tariffs.

From MarketWatch

Wild collecting is just one pressure — but it’s one Rosenbaum contends that gardeners can counteract.

From Seattle Times

They conclude that the only way to counteract these trends is through political change; specifically, by "reimagining a society in which elitist overconsumption at the expense of other citizens or the environment is not tolerated."

From Salon

Former FTC advisors urge swift action to counteract ‘AI hype’

From Washington Post