Have you ever used the phrase "mitigated the adverse risk of a mixed portfolio with a significant population shift" or some buzz words like it? Did you ever think you would?
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Nah. Now excuse me while I continue to creatively employ company resources in pursuit of knowledge by the means of cybernetic social interaction.
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No! I don't think I would ever use big words such as the ones you mentioned.
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No, I never used the phrase "mitigated the adverse risk of a mixed portfolio with a significant population shift" before, but I think it is not too late to do it... However, I understand that "The essence of risk management [is] to “arrest” risks before they become impacts, i.e., to prevent and mitigate risks for preempting adverse impacts" Source and further information: http://www.adb.org/Documents/Reports/Capacity-Building-Risk-Reconstruction/Risk-Reconstruction.pdf
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