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• But increased use of electronic lobby directories has mitigated that problem.
• Smart mines might mitigate death and injury, the specialists said.
• But Indiana's strong manufacturing base mitigates those individual cases.
• Our goal is to mitigate the problem as quickly as possible,
• Even the imperfections that remain in the program have been mitigated.
• There are several factors that might mitigate this potential bandwidth logjam.
• In the jargon of the courtroom, these are mitigating circumstances.
• The bitterness of the coffee mitigates its relatively high sugar content.
• It will also mitigate a costly price war, he said.
• I would review cases based on the facts and mitigating circumstances.
• What could Sprewell possibly do or say to mitigate the offense?
• Any environmental damage can be repaired or mitigated, he added.
• Tindall said landscape buffers would be built to mitigate the noise.
• There is no artistic distance to mitigate or stimulate the horror.
• Whether that disaster can now be mitigated may depend on Milosevic.
• God bless Bowen for at least trying to mitigate total disaster.
• The president's supporters cite what they consider mitigating circumstances.
• The edge in experience is mitigated by the dulling in reflexes.
• Where free agency and the salary cap mitigates against great teams.
• But whatever systems exist to mitigate problems are porous at best.