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According to the SAGE minutes, the panel said measures would be “urgently needed” to mitigate the effects of its proposed interventions on the poorest members of society.

The good news is that 50,000 Floridians registered to vote during the extended hours, mitigating some of the damage.

Facebook, which through its collection of apps reaches the vast majority of the US population, has again launched a new slew of initiatives to mitigate the harm misinformation on its platforms can cause.

We’re looking to contact-tracing processes to mitigate further spread of the disease.

You suggest a lot of ideas to mitigate global warming—adding dust to the atmosphere, slowing the glaciers’ flow, and “carbon coins,” which reward carbon sequestration, and would be traded on currency markets.

She read an unmitigable opposition in his eyes and sadly said, "You'll come here to sleep, won't you?"

Unmitigable, un-mit′i-ga-bl, adj. that cannot be mitigated or alleviated.

Mr. Henley speaks of his ‘deliberate and unmitigable baseness of morality.’

Here is Donatello haunted with strange remorse, and an unmitigable resolve to obtain what he deems justice upon himself.

No better process was found, and the disgust of the public with their goods was soon general and unmitigable.