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1. In the short term, it’s possible this kind of virtual restaurant might make restaurants safer places to work, mitigating the risk created by customers dining in close proximity to staff.
2. The country’s coal consumption declined from 2013 through 2017, during a national campaign to fight air pollution—then rebounded, as pressure to mitigate an economic slowdown took precedence.
3. While pursuing an “America First” foreign policy, it has not made payments to the Green Climate Fund, which was created to help developing countries adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
4. If someone tests positive, safety protocols would mitigate spread, at least throughout the football facility.
5. Whatever risk of acquisition you’ve sustained during the travel you’ll be able to mitigate by quarantining after you’ve arrived.
6. For a while the financial costs to our family were mitigated.
7. That lapse was partly mitigated by the rise of blog­ging, which encouraged user-generated content.
8. But more often, the inclusion of people of color is limited or mitigated by oddly retrograde cultural politics.
9. If recognized and treated early enough, the effects of infection with pertussis can be somewhat mitigated.
10. The pre-air controversy is mitigated by the fact that Riley and Huey are played by the same actor.
11. No sooner had the sentences of excommunication been promulgated than King Robert took measures to have them revoked or mitigated.
12. You have in many instances mitigated the sufferings of those unfortunate, though innocent beings, committed to your charge.
13. Their sufferings were soon mitigated by the sympathy and relieved by the charity of the other colonists.
14. The princess royal, whose qualities have honoured even her birth and blood, experienced from this period a mitigated captivity.
15. Oh my solitude will be mitigated—I shall have models and people.