You would find businesses that went on and on, which mitigates against entrepreneurship and fresh starts".
I've installed Classic Shell, which mitigates the worst of its "features".
And, of course, trees store carbon dioxide, which mitigates global warming.
Typically, females, prohibited from wandering the streets, stay indoors, which mitigates their helplessness but shields them from help.
How about a big, dense Priorat, which mitigates fruit with mineral flavors, or a dark, structured Bandol?
Then there is the British way of building such projects which mitigates against a rational transport policy.
Pizzaface also goes a bit OTT on dusting its bases with semolina, which mitigates against char – it was lacking – but does add a pleasing crunch.
We can pivot and make operating in a way that drastically reduces carbon, which mitigates and prepares for climate change, the core focus of our institutions and address critical issues like income inequality.
That may be his greatest lesson to posterity, the best response he had to the limits of his talent and what the fates dealt him, and an endearing credo, which mitigates somewhat his pathos.
Americans are generally predisposed to like their Commander-in-Chief, and over any given four-year period the American economy usually expands, which mitigates the desire to throw him out.
Haley-Lock is studying procedures at Costco, which mitigates the damage of schedule changes by sending several employees home a little early when business slows, rather than docking all of the hours from a single worker.
