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The EMI Group of Britain, third largest of the four major record corporations, said in reporting its half-year results in November that recorded-music sales declined more than 5percentthoughugh a drop in CD sales and net prices had been "slightly" offset by digital revenue.

ITV1's poor daytime share was slightly offset by the launch of new children's channel CiTV.

The losses in eight Democratic-leaning states were expected, aides said, and were slightly offset by gains in Nevada and Washington.

That shortfall is slightly offset by faster reductions in spending over the next five years of around £2.9bn.

Strong sales of books, gift cards, DVD's, gifts and stationery were slightly offset by weak music sales, the chief executive, Gregory P. Josefowicz, said.

If you're wondering about the beer and cigarettes, price rises could, at least temporarily, be slightly offset by a flutter.

Still, overall revenue growth at Coca-Cola will be slightly offset by foreign exchange movements, Levy warns.

Lower silver revenues were slightly offset by an increase in gold sales and addition of palladium sales as a new revenue stream for the company.

This was slightly offset by domestic mill shipments to the tin plate segment being flat in Q4 2018 over the previous year period.

The growth of sales per unit volume was slightly offset by a 1.2% decline in volume sales, resulting in a 6.2% rise in organic sales this quarter.

The restructuring will cost the company between $200.0 million and $215.0 million in the second quarter, but will be slightly offset by a nonrecurring tax benefit of $75.0 million.