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He argued that the dissemination of false or harmful materials via open technologies should be counterbalanced by a legal "chilling effect", making it easier to issue takedown notices and hold service operators responsible for content.
As always with Ramprakash, the sheer weight of his 50,651 runs has to be counterbalanced by a reminder that only two of his hundreds were scored in the 52 Tests he played.
What their campaigns lack in logic, compassion and sensible policy seems to be counterbalanced by a fiercely committed voter base that is nowhere to be seen on the Democratic side.
But that will be counterbalanced by a new squeeze on liquidity: a 90-day freeze on forward foreign exchange contracts, which will leave companies scrambling for hard currency to pay their overseas suppliers.
Since in our simulations any change in the rate of FGF removal can be counterbalanced by a change in FGF expression (Fig. 5B) a two-fold lower rate in FGF removal could also be obtained if we reduced the FGF expression rate by about 10-fold.
Nevertheless, the drawbacks of the social context can be counterbalanced by a strong locus of control.
Any gain in nominal competitiveness might well be counterbalanced by an even tighter labour market.Estonia and Lithuania would be at risk if Latvia did devalue.
At the same time, the restriction of such behavioural reactions seems to be counterbalanced by an increased amount of physiological reactions such as an increased level of skin moisture and skin temperature.
This may be counterbalanced by an increase in labor supply by attracting inactive workers as well as by competition effects since these measures are mainly targeted at outsiders.
For a Pyrrhonist such as Sextus, the answer is obvious: any impression that P which comes to him during his investigation will be counterbalanced by an impression that not-P (or some other conflicting impression).
Cutting total write-offs for mortgage interest, for example — whether by eliminating the deduction altogether or capping it — would be counterbalanced by an individual paying taxes at a lower marginal rate.
