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- noun Plural form of
redress . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
redress .
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Examples
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The Santa in this great, alternative Christmas movie from Finland redresses this imbalance somewhat.
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Other work suggests that there are probably more such groups in disadvantaged areas, which redresses the imbalance somewhat, although there are real difficulties in obtaining reliable and consistent evidence about "below-radar" groups.
Deprived areas have fewer charities and voluntary groups 2011
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The plan sketched out in President Obama's message redresses the balance between the private and public sectors in shaping the economy.
Deborah Weinstein: The Defining Issue of Our Time Deborah Weinstein 2012
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This site redresses the balance by demonstrating the exact opposite of food porn with a selection of reader-submitted photos of the world's most solemn and un-appetising "grub".
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Now, however, "David Smith: Cubes and Anarchy" redresses the balance.
The Artist in All His Dimensions Karen Wilkin 2011
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The plan sketched out in President Obama's message redresses the balance between the private and public sectors in shaping the economy.
Deborah Weinstein: The Defining Issue of Our Time Deborah Weinstein 2012
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This site more than redresses this imbalance, helps demystify the art and shows how many different elements there are to it.
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He's barely in some of the episodes, so tonight redresses the balance by showing, in long flashbacks, what he's supposed to be like in a tale of old New York.
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For a series often criticised for only showing the nobles' point-of-view, A Feast for Crows redresses the balance by showing the impact on the common folk and how they respond turning to, as historically was and remains often the case, religion to help them.
Today in Fantasy: February 9, 2010 Jeff C 2010
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For a series often criticised for only showing the nobles' point-of-view, A Feast for Crows redresses the balance by showing the impact on the common folk and how they respond turning to, as historically was and remains often the case, religion to help them.
Archive 2010-02-01 Jeff C 2010
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