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According to SAAQ spokesperson Gino Desrosiers, the SAAQ only compensates for injuries if the accident involves a covered moving vehicle, following the Automobile Insurance Act.

The weapon boasts excessive accuracy and harm vary however compensates with a excessive recoil kick and gradual motion velocity.

Those details are especially crucial for a prospect like Smith-Njigba, who may not possess the same level of natural athleticism as some of his predecessors, but compensates for it with his exceptional polish and technical skills.

While a lot of the anime's world may look like the human one, it's one that compensates for its habitat of creatures big and small and has a clear divide and challenges in its society.

Aguachile lacks the obvious decorative charm of a family- and tourist-friendly restaurant such as Mi Tierra, but it compensates with similar noise levels and an almost too-comprehensive menu heavy on seafood.

But that hardly compensates for being held responsible when crime and violence occurs on your watch and getting that dreaded 3 a.m. phone call.

Canadian food justice organisation offers prospective candidates $75CAD per interview ($83), while in the UK compensates workers with $275 for attending a two to three hour workshop.

The faction’s sheer domination when it comes to passive gold collection compensates for this.

The human visual system compensates by integrating sensory data with our previous knowledge to form a more accurate understanding of the world.

Volkswagen Finance made tough personal situations worse by failing to consider what those in difficulty might need," She added, "It is right it compensates those who suffered.

Where is the funding for an increased wage increase, which compensates for previous below-inflation pay increases for local government workers, to come from, given the budgets of local councils are already under such profound pressure?

Although there are paw marks of a debutante whose skills still require some honing in this collection—especially in the craft itself—there is no doubt that the poetic quality compensates for the sometimes-overemphasized artifice.

He cannot stand seeing his students happy and well-adjusted, as it reminds him of how he once was, so he compensates by making them suffer.

Since that's never happening, she compensates for it over wine, cooking, sports, not working out, and any Turner Classic movie.

The fund permanently compensates individuals injured during the 2001 terrorist attacks and making rescues and removing debris under hazardous conditions in the aftermath.

The least combative of the bending styles, airbending compensates with its users' enhanced mobility and evasive fighting style.

But Andrew Panton’s production compensates with wit and verve, the cast launching into Claire McKenzie’s magpie score with gusto as it switches from rock to gospel to bhangra.

Fire Emblem Warriors lacks charm but compensates with spectacle.

Longer-term coverage, called yield index insurance, compensates farmers with replacement supplies in the event of a poor harvest.

The brain compensates by producing less dopamine in general and becoming less sensitive to it over all, forcing the user to take even larger doses to experience the same level of reward — a development known as tolerance.