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Meanings of mitigate only in English

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Usage of mitigate only in English
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The dual lines of production that the company has in place at this facility mitigate only some of this risk.
Reuters
2
Residents in flood-stricken areas of Christchurch have welcomed the council's move, but it will mitigate only some of the challenges they face.
Radio NZ
3
Dr. Ryan's death is a shame-mitigatedonly by the fact that he didn't hurt anyone else.
Wired
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That's a source of strength for their currencies, mitigated only by a surge in Malaysian government debt.
Reuters
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Their joy at arrival was mitigated only by the fact that their luggage had landed across town at JFK.
NY Magazine
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Years of business experience, mitigated only by such exercise as the game of poker affords, had intensified an instinctive inexpressiveness.
The Secret Places of the Heart
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She read the thinly disguised professional cards of lonely ladies whose unhappy lot could be mitigated only by congenial male companionship.
Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter
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The birth of a daughter is regarded as a calamity, mitigated only by the fact that she will bring in some money as a bride.
Primitive Love and Love-Stories
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Running from these agents, I felt the same twinge, mitigated only by the reminder that I wasn't committing a crime, but trying to solve one.
Exit strategy
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