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Unless Marcos mitigates his arbitrary rule, it's felt there will be a new power struggle.
But it plays to his strengths (he likes buying companies and building them) and mitigates his weaknesses (as he told me, he hates confrontation).
And Mr. Gingrich might be able to exploit free media coverage in such a way that mitigates his disadvantage in paid media to Mr. Romney.
At the same time, he's very young looking, and that may affect the jury's deliberation about whether his immaturity mitigates his blameworthiness.
But despite his horror about the 'persistent avoidance of the subject or aversion to it', he is left with a paradox that mitigates his resentment.
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Grass does not use his restive adolescence to mitigate his sense of guilt.
Perry on Thursday rearranged his schedule to try to mitigate his disastrous debate moment.
The judges said positive testimony they heard about his character would not mitigate his "international crimes".
Does the political situation in Nazi Germany do anything at all to mitigate his guilt?
Others wondered if living somewhere besides the dingy apartment on Paris Street might have mitigated his isolation.
Jamie Cullum mitigated his dismal, jazzy soft rock by proving a droll and entertaining performer and raconteur.
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