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Consumers can mitigate their power use somewhat, but they have to keep the lights on, too.

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

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“Disclosing can mitigate the appearance of impropriety,” said Jeremy Fogel, the executive director of the University of California, Berkeley Judicial Institute and a former federal judge.

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While Hershey has managed to boost prices, and as tariff costs have declined, the extra revenue “only partially mitigates” inflation from higher cocoa costs, which are still about 70% above levels in 2023.

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“It can try to mitigate the spillovers” from tariffs.

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

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