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But progress is offset by the effects of pollution runoff from farms and suburbs and wetland loss through over-development.

Again and again progress is offset by brutality and the threat of much worse, as the Scofields, well educated and open-minded, friends of writers and poets — including Robert Penn Warren, Robert Lowell and Peter Taylor, who make cameo appearances — are quite aware.

But conservationists warned that South Africa's progress was offset by the spread of poaching in neighboring countries.

But progress in some is offset by new developments in other animal diseases, such as in the identification of a new orthobunyavirus in cattle in Europe and the newly defined European pathogen sheep in a devastating disease of New World bighorn sheep.

Hence, engulfment may still progress if the energetic cost of stretching and deforming the membrane is offset by the ligand-receptor binding energy in the presence of thermal membrane fluctuations.

The raunchiness is offset by traditional tropes.

This represents progress, albeit from an unsustainable position, with improved retail profits of £1.5m, a reduction in staff costs of £1.3m, other cost reductions of £1.2m, and is offset by £500,000 in severance payments.

The printing is offset and full-color.

This is offset by their efficiency.

The military progress in Iraq was offset by renewed violence in Afghanistan as Sunni-dominated militant groups, including the Taliban and al-Qaeda, penetrated and challenged NATO forces in more than half of the country.

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