When he died, an expensive film in which he had starred, "Giant," had yet to be released, and the picture's press agents, seeking to offset any ill effects that Dean's demise might have on the commercial prospects of their product, succeeded by "glamorizing" the tragedy, and, in ironic consequence, created a Dean legend of rather necrophilic appeal.
These printers are the digital answer to offset presses.
Also, while international growth momentum could continue to offset UK weakness, press stories suggesting that the Australian clothing market (one of the fastest growing markets for Asos) has been weak and heavily promotional over Christmas as a result of unseasonable weather (though would expect online to be outperforming bricks and mortar here).
Wal-Mart says it will not raise prices to offset shipping and will not press shippers, like UPS and FedEx, to absorb the costs.
A dome type hub of carbon-glass/epoxy has been developed to be press-fitted into the rotor with interference in order to offset the hoop strain.
Walker promised to press and trap the entire game tonight to offset the Liberty's intensity and the home crowd.
The labor, health and human services, education subcommittee "reject[ed] the Administration's targeted funding approach and ensur[ed] that all institutes and centers receive funding to offset biomedical research inflation," Obey's press release says.
Indeed, Simon Wren-Lewis of Oxford University has argued powerfully that it is reckless for the government to press ahead with deficit cuts when the Bank has so little power to offset it with fresh rate cuts.
Minaj Patel, 43, who owns a dry-cleaning store in Englewood, N.J., said he had planned to raise his prices next month to offset the growing cost of heating oil, which is used to run his store's presses and machines.
Bernanke told the press: "If the 'fiscal cliff' isn't addressed … I don't think our tools are strong enough to offset the effects of a major fiscal shock".
