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That deficit must be offset by money from abroad.

For his part, Dr. Ireland says the loss in taxes would be offset by money spent by members of the congregation.

But chancellor George Osborne said during his autumn statement that transport cuts would be offset by money earmarked for infrastructure funding, up 50% from the last parliament to £61bn over the next six years, including 2020-21.

But the chancellor said transport cuts would be offset by money earmarked for infrastructure, up 50% from the last parliament to £61bn over the next six years, including 2020-21.

But the chancellor said that transport cuts would be offset by money earmarked for infrastructure funding, up 50% from the last parliament to £61bn over the next six years, including 2020-21.

The money the school spends on financial aid, she said, will be offset by the money it saves by making the transition from wired to wireless buildings on campus.

The Marlins' payments will be offset by the money they will receive from the Rockies: $2 million in each of the next two years and $2.5 million in the third year.

So to a first approximation, back in 2004 spending on disaster relief had no net effect on employment, because any expansionary impact would be offset by tighter money, whereas now that's not at all the case.

Shanachie had asked that any damages be offset by the money Ms. Harley owed in sanctions, but Judge Forrest rejected that request and ordered Shanachie to pay Ms. Harley within two weeks.

In contrast, the Senate bill would create a $300 million fund for NIST, to be offset by taking money from some unspecified federal account.

Part of the cost would be offset by taking money from U.S. military accounts -- an issue that raised additional concern for some Republican lawmakers.