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Meanings of compensate for in English

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Usage of compensate for in English
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Goldman would hand Greece the difference upfront, to compensate for the loss.
The Guardian
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This would compensate for a decline in the U.S. business, he said.
Reuters
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Major educational adjustments to compensate for the increase in tremor are unnecessary.
Pubmed
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Offsetting Paying for reductions in emissions elsewhere to compensate for polluting activities.
The Guardian
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An elastix registration technique was used to compensate for motion during scans.
Pubmed
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I have learned to compensate for this by recruiting my right side.
The Guardian
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No manner of enhancements of culture and leadership can compensate for this.
The Guardian
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One that the noise is there to compensate for reduced ideological difference.
The Guardian
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To compensate for that change, McLaren's engineers added strengthening under the car.
Wired
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The vigor, enthusiasm and originality of her teaching compensate for many faults.
George Eliot; a Critical Study of Her Life, Writings and Philoso...
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That, for him, is not enough to compensate for the additional risk.
Reuters
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No degree of polish in expression will compensate for inadequacy of knowledge.
Slips of Speech : a Helpful Book for Everyone Who Aspires to Cor...
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Not even freedom from the Thing could compensate for the baffled adventure.
The Thing from the Lake
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No amount of excellence in other directions will compensate for dull books.
A Library Primer
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The advance did not compensate for increased cost of necessaries of life.
A Brief History of Panics and Their Periodical Occurrence in the...
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I can't see any benefit from that to compensate for the complications.
Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
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