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You can't negate sprawl completely... I mean unless there is a combo of stuff that can but even if you could you would sacrifice many of your empire picks that like just to boost a stat that as Meewec said above is part of game mechanic.
Empire sprawl reduction stuff is best used if your sprawl is already very high, that way the % reduction scales over your empire efficiently. Its better to have a 15% reduction on 100 than a 100% reduction on 15.
As a dedicated DA player, I have a relatively simple answer to this: consolidate pops. You just took a several new planets, but have a bunch of old planets in need of pops? Consolidate. Don't be afraid to micromanage pops to get them to your science planet, your unity planets, whatever you need to overcome that sprawl malus.
Pre-FTL civs, especially early game, are an "I win" button for DAs.