This expansion was marginally offset by the closure of UNIKOM (October 2003).

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In previous bienniums, bank charges were shown as a net amount after the interest income had been offset against the charges under Investment Management Service.

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This was however partially offset by increased outreach by humanitarian agencies and an increase in United Nations agency presence.

With respect to the fight against poverty, it was important to take into account each country's level of development, intensify international cooperation and adopt monetary and budgetary policies that offset the negative effects of globalization on social development.

The solution suggested by the Governor was to borrow about 400 million on the bond market to offset the deficit.

But potentially significant costs offset these small benefits.

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The GHG emissions of COP and subsidiary body sessions can be offset immediately or recorded and offset when an offsetting scheme is agreed upon.

The increase in these contributions was partly offset by a reduction of 72 million in government contributions to other resources emergency.

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Inflation was generally lower in 2004, partly owing to currency appreciation, which offset the sharp increase in petroleum prices to some extent.

Demand is therefore being drained out of the eurozone economies, with stronger external demand, stemming from the euro s depreciation against other major currencies, unable to offset the effect on growth.

Since gold was 400 an ounce in both years, holding gold did nothing to offset the fall in the value of the dollar. A Japanese investor who held dollar equities or real estate could instead have offset the exchange rate loss by buying yen futures.

Otherwise, the competitiveness gains would be offset by rising inflation.

Higher food and energy prices put upward pressure on price levels in the subregion, which was partially offset by fuel subsidies in some countries.

Developing countries must also aim to offset the consequences of globalization.

Net outflows have significantly offset the benefits derived from FDI inflows.

Looking forward, investors can protect themselves against inflation in the US by buying Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), which index interest and principal payments to offset the rise in the consumer price level.

Egypt can only hope for cash infusions to offset its internal hemorrhaging.

And they must offset the distortions created by intervention in other ways.

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