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The group said this would be partially offset by insurance recoveries of up to £20m.

There is insufficient knowledge to quantify how much CO2 emissions could be partially offset by CDR on a century timescale.

The impact of a slowdown in export growth would therefore be partially offset by a slowdown in imports.

And Mr. Lindsey said the downturn in revenues would be partially offset by the boost to economic growth that the tax cut is expected to provide.

The estimated cost of £1.85bn would be partially offset by reducing the hefty compensation bill for property owners in the region.

The redeployment of 11,000 soldiers from the First Armored Division in Germany to Fort Bliss would be partially offset by the closing of 15 installations, including the Red River Army Depot and Ingleside Naval Station.

Michael O'Leary, the chief executive, said lower fares would be partially offset by cost savings, with costs expected to fall by 3% in the full year, more than the 1% given in previous guidance.

If aid from the West suffers it will be partially offset by aid from non-traditional sources, such as Brazil, China and other emerging economies what the development community refers to as "south-south co-operation".

But this is likely to be partially offset by a falling dollar.These factors would also apply to Europe, to some extent, except that Europe's policy mix looks much worse than America's.

The MoD has been told to find savings of five per cent but this will be partially offset by an agreed one per cent rise in the defence equipment budget for the period.

Some recent movies—"The Alamo" and "Home on the Range"—may require write-downs in Disney's accounts thanks to poor takings, but this will be partially offset by the success of its Miramax subsidiary's "Kill Bill 2".