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mitigate

[mit-i-geyt] / ˈmɪt ɪˌgeɪt /


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Some of the damage of tariffs has been mitigated by lower interest rates, a fall in the value of the dollar, businesses finding clever ways around them, and, crucially, the many exemptions they contain.

From BBC

A legal agreement will be drawn up so money from the Rhydycar West developers can be used to mitigate negative impacts of their work.

From BBC

Apple and Dell Technologies may face margin pressure from higher memory costs, but have strategies to mitigate the impact.

From Barron's

Apple and Dell Technologies may face margin pressure from higher memory costs, but have strategies to mitigate the impact.

From Barron's

The report said a reduction to the annual rent or safeguards to mitigate the financial risks of increased radon levels were not negotiated and "poor commercial decisions" were made when the lease was signed.

From BBC