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Under his 20-year lease, Mr. Trump does not have to pay rent for the first four years to offset the cost of the clubhouse.

These people also worry that in pursuing the I.N.F. and start agreements Reagan will deprive us of the weapons we have relied upon for forty years to offset the Soviets' advantage in conventional forces.

Valentina Soria, a counterterrorism expert at IHS Jane's, a defense consultancy, said the Shabab had been trying to recruit foreigners and Somalis in the United States and Europe for three years "to offset the loss of domestic support".

If the stock market then falls, these accounting entries remain on the books, where they may be used in subsequent years to offset the contributions the company would otherwise have to make.

"Just to sustain the constant growth in GDP per person, the U.S. must double the amount of research effort put into searching for a new idea every 13 years to offset the increased difficulty in finding new ideas," write MIT Sloan professor of applied economics John Van Reenen, Stanford University professors Nicholas Bloom and Charles I.

At that rate it would take around 452 years to offset the cost of buying and installing the turbine.

For fracking operations to keep growing, they need huge investments each year to offset the decline from the previous years' wells.

More than 3.5 million barrels a day of new capacity must be added each year to offset the normal decline of old fields around the world.

The White House is banking on 2.7 million young, healthy people signing up for insurance in the first year to offset the cost to insurers of all the sick people expected to rush to enroll.

Reduce your desire to zero and happiness becomes infinite.Similarly, I derive great happiness from the assertion that it would take £170,000 ($260,000) a year to offset the loss of well-being my wife might suffer should I leave her a widow.

We expect ESPN's fee per subscriber to continue to rise by 6% each year to offset the impact of subscriber declines.