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The state also told UC to prepare for a deferral of $31 million in funding to offset the financial hit of replacing nonresident students with California undergraduates at UCLA, UC Berkeley and UC San Diego.

The BBFC's latest annual report said the rating was changed because of "violence and threat" in the film, despite this being "offset by humour and an emphasis on loyalty in adversity".

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If alt-coffee could offset even just the extra projected coffee demand it would be a win for the planet that wouldn’t put anyone out of business.

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That is supposed to be offset by the savings they could make and the environmental benefits.

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Kamala Harris needed to post significant margins in the cities to offset Republican strength in rural areas.

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

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