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1. Afterexpenses ordeductions.
   • 1999 August 9, “Tear down walls, or hit them?”, inForbes‎^[1]:

     Under Willes theTimes' circulation has increasedon net, but at a price.

   • 2009 May 20, “Statutory Rollback of Salary to Permit Appointment of Member of Congress to Executive Office”, inU.S. Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel‎^[2], archived fromthe original onApril 2, 2024:

     The alternative interpretation is to read "shall have been encreased during such time" as "shall have been encreasedon net during such time," thereby prohibiting the appointment of a congressional member to an office only when the emoluments of the office are greater at the time of appointment than they were at the start of the member's term.

• overall,on balance,all things considered; see alsoThesaurus:mostly

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