Add 'remediate'

[yoasif]

eg: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/remediate

[kevina]

M-W. has it labeled as archaic (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/remediate) and it doesn't seam that common so I am included not to include it.

@biljir do you agree?

[biljir]

No. I have to found it to be very common management jargon. It may have been archaic at one time, but I believe it has made a comeback in contemporary management-speak.

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[kevina]

Okay will include then.