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mitigation

noun as in alleviation

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The employees’ absence could also potentially hinder a top national priority: wildfire mitigation.

In mitigation, Susannah Proctor said "immature" Ibbotson had "no concept of the tragic consequences of what he had done" when he was seen celebrating.

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Gatwick has until 24 April to submit more information to support its planning application, and respond with measures, such as noise mitigation and having a proportion of passengers travelling to the airport via public transport.

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In mitigation, Ancelotti could point to the fact that 12 goals against and four of those defeats arrived while he was managing Everton, a club with disparate ambitions to both Real and City.

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But, in mitigation, he cited Burnett's "long mental health history" and said his "guilty plea reflects his genuine remorse".

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

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