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- noun Plural form of
mitigator .
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Examples
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The so called mitigators which they claim were in these departments work for them on a commission basis. $3,000 for each short sale was the figure tossed out.
BiggerPockets Forums 2009
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As we discussed last time, there are a huge number of hazards inherent in the operations of underground coal mines, and there are a series of "mitigators" that can be applied to reduce those hazards.
the albany project - Front Page fake consultant 2010
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"The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government."
Balkinization 2007
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The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government.
Balkinization 2007
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"The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government."
Balkinization 2007
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The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government.
Balkinization 2007
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The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government.
Balkinization 2007
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The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government.
Balkinization 2007
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"The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government."
Balkinization 2007
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"The sentencing mitigators and aggravators in California have no bearing on the legal definition of torture as it applies to the federal government."
Balkinization 2007
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