In addition, if you do broach your fears with your partner, but he or she denies what happened, and gives you a plausible explanation to mitigate your doubts, you may find yourself dismissing the facts and instead buying into their take on the situation because you really want to believe them.
If I read her lips correctly, when it reached Margaret Thatcher, she hissed - in anger only slightly mitigated by doubt - "I don't believe it". The message that the government had won was a mistake.
As a buyer, you can mitigate this doubt by setting a clear and realistic timeline of events.
The public broadly endorses the penalty — by about sixty-five per cent in most polls — but many capital cases are beset by doubt, mitigating circumstances, or evidence of the condemned's remorse or redemption.
Those gaunt, crazed features, with the jagged-toothed smile of someone who wants to eat you, no doubt mitigate against his playing a leading man.
There also is no doubt whatsoever that the new organizations aimed at mitigating the dangers — OpenAI, The Future of Life Institute, Machine Intelligence Research Institute and others — are extremely important developments.
There also is no doubt whatsoever that the new organizations aimed at mitigating the dangers — OpenAI, The Future of Life Institute, Machine Intelligence Research Institute and others — are extremely important developments.
These doubts are mitigated by some preliminary evidence supporting a funneling process.
In other words, a steadfast response sceptic, who doubts the severity of climate impacts and questions the wisdom of spending public money on mitigating them, is effectively acting as if there were no problem in the first place.
No mitigating epithets allowed.
Incentives are critical to mitigating system risk.
