Generators have alleviated conditions for some of the critically ill.
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If anything, it's alleviated a lot of its overbought status.
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Hopefully, some of your holiday season stress will be alleviated.
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Goldman said Apple alleviated some investors' fears about its future guidance.
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She spiralled into a depression that only years of counselling alleviated.
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His patient and optimistic attitude instantly alleviated my initial money fears.
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"Immersing myself in Bengali poetry alleviated fatigue and homesickness," he says.
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But it's not clear when European banks' problems will be alleviated.
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Mr. Fingers' Cerebral Hemispheres is out April 13 on Alleviated Records.
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At that time, the fear of the label interfering was alleviated.
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Surgery a few days later alleviated the swelling in her brain.
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It's alleviated a lot of bullshit, because I can't see it!
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Recent dollar weakness has somewhat alleviated pressure on emerging market currencies.
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Both of those concerns can be alleviated through the Joint Committee.
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This has alleviated the supply pressure in the rest of the world.
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A lot of the regret might be alleviated by more work upfront.
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Not surprisingly, many think the talent shortage won't be alleviated for years.
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Lindholm, a strong defensive player who can take draws, alleviated Monahan's burden.
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Tenure alleviated the financial strain of operating outside the commercial art world.
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Medicine alleviated the pain until it returned with a vengeance in 2015.
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Elsewhere, concerns surrounding trade have alleviated somewhat in the last 24 hours.
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Everything turned out all right when the actress alleviated her young costar's concerns.
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The situation doesn't become perfect, but it becomes alleviated to a great extent.
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Xinyuan's active fundraising in the onshore bond market has alleviated its refinancing pressure.
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He said mistrust might be alleviated once change is seen on the ground.
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Might the shortage of water now be alleviated through the abundance of sunlight?
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When firms hire fewer people, the critique goes, poverty is exacerbated, not alleviated.
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Those concerns were alleviated Wednesday, Craven said, when the remaining money was transferred.
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A decline in weekly U.S. crude production temporarily alleviated concerns about deepening oversupply.
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He says it's the only thing that's ever alleviated his depression and anxiety.
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For the past nine years, a medication called clomipramine has alleviated her symptoms.
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"Suddenly, the two biggest overhangs had been either removed or alleviated," he said.
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Venezuela today is again in crisis and it could have been alleviated yesterday.
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"You will slowly starve while your hunger pangs are somewhat alleviated," he says.
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Stable oil prices also have alleviated worries that shippers won't meet their pipeline commitments.
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But after a few weeks, I began to notice that my pain was alleviated.
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Being a biracial person raised by a white family hasn't completely alleviated injustice either.
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This year's wet winter alleviated drought, incl D28503-D22019 that returned in spring 2018.
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"Also, some of the concerns about a government shutdown have been alleviated," Harajli said.
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Users reported hearing high-frequency noises, which can be alleviated by turning off NFC.
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Since Alleviated is my own label it doesn't really pay me anything in advance.
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AR: I talked to my family that was around and that alleviated a lot.
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Recent weakness in the U.S. dollar has somewhat alleviated pressure on emerging market currencies.
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Concerns appeared to have alleviated somewhat Tuesday, as the lira showed signs of rebounding.
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That alleviated fears that performance had been driven by a handful of very large orders.
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Beever said this problem is alleviated by the windows' placement in front of the wings.
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"Sheryl's unbelievable generosity literally alleviated that barrier, a worry that weighed so heavily," she shared.
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Malnutrition and diabetes are also problems that could be alleviated by sustainable growing at home.
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Unfortunately, the controversy surrounding the film was not alleviated simply by the ban being lifted.
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True physical illness won't be alleviated by an in-app purchase, but anxiety might be.
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After that, if vaginal products have not alleviated the symptoms, a re-evaluation is indicated.
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To have those thoughts alleviated from me when I'm on the field...It was liberating.
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Mark Meadows goes on to say none of his concerns about political bias have been alleviated.
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With clever pricing, clearer ownership and a bit of co-operation, water scarcity can be alleviated.
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But the point is that last year, Motorola made phones that alleviated almost all battery anxiety.
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" Musk then added that he thinks traffic and urban density "can be fully alleviated with tunnels.
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Again, Apple's previous packaging design alleviated much of this potential stress — whereas Series 4 exacerbates it.
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These "miracle" molecules have saved millions of lives and and alleviated incalculable suffering around the globe.
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And unless they're alleviated, those feelings could carry Trump all the way to the White House.
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"Once it alleviated, the horses started coming out and grazing where they normally would," she says.
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"Once it alleviated, the horses started coming out and grazing where they normally would," she said.
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At the same time, it appears the ACA has not clearly alleviated individuals' health care costs.
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This program alleviated a major source of anxiety and fear for service members and their families.
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This alleviated market concern that multiple large shareholders were attempting to exert control over the company.
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In a review of nine studies on massage, six of them found that it alleviated soreness.
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William's experiment might end happily, but the suffering it alleviated is unlikely to do the same.
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For example, one study showed depression symptoms were alleviated after a dietary change for 12 weeks.
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How would Grand Street, a major corridor which the school was located on, be alleviated of traffic?
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Propelling those characters into ridiculous scenarios that others enjoy has alleviated some of his alienation and shame.
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Boeing and Caterpillar both rose more than 3 percent as concerns of a trade war were alleviated.
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That level of resilience and efficiency would have alleviated a significant burden during the continuing rebuilding process.
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Opening the sciatic vein relieved podagra and elephantiasis; menstrual problems were alleviated by cutting the saphenous vein.
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Rainfall alleviated dry conditions in Brazil, the world's biggest soybean exporter, which also curbed Chicago grain prices.
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Other officials said these concerns were alleviated when the source was offered a second time and accepted.
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Stanley, of the ACLU, said this problem could be alleviated by providing police officers with extra batteries.
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These issues can be alleviated by various methods, but they are significant, so I've asked HTC to clarify.
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Given strong recent growth trends we believe most investor concerns over Netflix's long term potential have been alleviated.
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The usual stresses and hassles that come with a festival are somehow miraculously alleviated by the Dekmantel atmosphere.
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But reservoirs in the south remain depleted — and the state's water woes, while partly alleviated, haven't gone away.
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Knowing she didn't have to hurry back alleviated a lot of the stress she'd felt with her firstborn.
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Oil prices edged up after a decline in weekly U.S. crude production temporarily alleviated concerns about deepening oversupply.
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Mahaney said Amazon's excess demand problems should be alleviated soon, as the company increases its order fulfillment fees.
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Jordan Feldman, a founder, discovered that bone-rich broths alleviated his sports injuries, so he opened the restaurant.
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She allowed Brafman to renew the motion in the future if some of the concerns could be alleviated.
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Joe Agnese, analyst for CFRA Research, said the news will restrict Tyson's valuation until investors' concerns are alleviated.
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However, since they are apt to live longer, their suffering, if not alleviated, is apt to last longer.
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A government spokesman said that previous overcrowding had been alleviated but that no additional resources were being provided.
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That waiver process has alleviated some of the most extreme and absurd applications of the broadly worded bans.
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Her suffering was not alleviated by any of the multitude of treatments, some quite extreme, she had already undertaken.
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It may sound boring, but the mundanity is alleviated by just how effortlessly sleek and polished Persona 5 is.
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It may be that the problem of job discrimination will be alleviated by a growing shortage of migrant workers.
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" Belgium legalized euthanasia in 2002 for those in "constant and unbearable physical or mental suffering that cannot be alleviated.
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Officials say the overcrowding among children has largely been alleviated because of the supplemental funding that Congress just passed.
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But, she adds, even though the financial cost is alleviated for a family, breastfeeding still costs time for women.
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Initially, doctors thought the woman's pain was related to her gallbladder, and she was released once the pain alleviated.
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Republicans, meanwhile, charged that harm to children could be alleviated with greater agency funding and a reformed asylum process.
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Alexander's biggest concern -- that many Americans would have no insurers offering policies on their Obamacare exchanges -- has been alleviated.
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Williams' actions not only alleviated the shame and embarrassment of the incident, it helped her move forward, Camerota said.
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The shift to Southeast Asia has alleviated some of the disruptions caused by the ban for companies in Europe.
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Hall had found that the symptoms were only alleviated with the help of his dog, Scout, who died last December.
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Since it helped me sleep cooler throughout the night, the weighted blanket has also alleviated my overnight tossing and turning.
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Honestly, hiring someone to clean for us has alleviated pretty much the only recurring source of tension in our marriage.
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Concerns about China were also alleviated by the yuan's strongest midpoint fix against the dollar for the year so far.
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But a 30 percent recovery in the price of oil during the latest quarter has alleviated some of those pressures.
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We expect pressures on profitability will be alleviated by loan growth, with impairment charges contained, and funding and liquidity comfortable.
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His remarks at the Boao Forum for Asia alleviated market fears over rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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The bad news is that, like taking Advil for cancer, California has alleviated a symptom while ignoring the underlying malady.
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He said she had found a trial treatment that temporarily alleviated her pain and blocked the spread of cancer cells.
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Asked if Perez alleviated concerns about its handling of Iowa and the upcoming caucus states, Bass said lawmakers remain worried.
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"None of my concerns about political bias have been alleviated based on what I've heard so far," Meadows told reporters.
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Some of this takeaway problem is set to be alleviated in the next two years, as new projects come online.
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"Rhetoric about North Korea has come down, and that has alleviated market volatility," said John Ing, president of Maison Placements Canada.
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Hospice may have alleviated some patients' concerns, said physician Thomas Smith, director of palliative medicine at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore.
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Channing Frye alleviated some pressure in Oladipo's second season, but Elfrid Payton's inability to shoot didn't make life easier for anyone.
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Last week, MedMen alleviated any immediate financial crisis by securing a $260 million credit line from a cannabis-focused investment company.
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Pitts, the patient whose neck and arm pain was alleviated by a trigger-point injection, went home with non-opioid patches.
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The social isolation that is its hallmark can be alleviated through a combination of elements; most important among these is socializing.
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Grab, with its portfolio of companies and its ecosystem, has alleviated poverty, has brought a new economic reality to Southeast Asia.
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But there are ways that these challenges can be addressed and for the negative ramifications to be, to an extent, alleviated.
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Kriss Coleman – "Shine" Late night, one-off vocal from Kriss Coleman produced by Larry Heard and released on Alleviated in 1990.
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Some parents said their concerns were somewhat alleviated by statistics that show children are the least susceptible to contracting the virus.
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Newly built industrial parks have also alleviated some of the problems — power cuts, fuel shortages — caused by the North's infrastructure woes.
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Though results of Ingenito's study are still being analyzed, preliminary data suggests the MDMA sessions dramatically alleviated depression in the subjects.
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We may see meaningful headway on trade over the coming weeks, and fears of slowing growth in China may be alleviated.
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The situation is not alleviated when the glass of water I nervously grab from the table turns out to be his.
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Any anxiety you might feel that Cardi B might somehow disappear from the pop music troposphere should by now be alleviated.
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Perhaps the most important is that Stories alleviated some of the pressure that users felt when posting to their Instagram account.
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Clone Distribution today uploaded previews of an upcoming release on Larry Heard's imprint Alleviated Records, previews that bear the name Mr Fingers.
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Those concerns should be partly alleviated by the latest image from the probe, which shows the rocky world in considerably greater detail.
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The chicken cull resulting from the strike would have alleviated some of that pressure by lessening oversupply, said Theurer, the Barclays analyst.
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While industrialization has alleviated the impoverishment of some, the urban poverty of many others is still necessitated by that very same process.
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As more reports pile up, we will soon know whether conditions in China, exchange rate volatility and waning PC demand have alleviated.
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WTI settled up almost 1 percent at $32.15 a barrel as strong U.S. gasoline consumption data alleviated worries about mounting crude stockpiles.
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The messages that came through alleviated my sense of loss and filled me with gratitude for all the lives she has touched.
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"Brexit fears can be somewhat alleviated by a friendly European Central Bank, and it appears that's the way they're trending," Hellwig said.
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When apartheid fell in the 1990s, the new A.N.C. government alleviated fears of white South Africans by largely upholding existing economic arrangements.
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"I think we would be very comfortable tapping into that and providing that alleviated resource," homeland security adviser Tom Bossert told reporters.
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The album is said to also be preceded by a 12-inch, titled Virtual Emotion / Supernova, due in September on Alleviated Records.
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However, Alessandro Roccati, senior vice president at Moody's, alleviated some fear by explaining that European bankers were sheltered from the liquidity issues.
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"Any blockage at the border ought to be, with pragmatism on both sides, to be able to be alleviated," Raab told parliament.
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Now that the Fed has shifted to easing mode, it has alleviated fears that aggressive monetary tightening will cause the next recession.
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If Sun had remained independent, Eric Schmidt, now Google's chairman and once a senior boss at Sun, might have alleviated the tension.
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Handing over $29 probably would've rectified the situation and alleviated this person's many frustrations for less money than any new phone upgrade.
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But that fight will not be won unless the misery that Boko Haram generates, and on which it feeds, is also alleviated.
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Because of your bipartisan leadership, human suffering will be alleviated and the world will be a healthier and safer place to live.
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Forest floor trampling and soil compaction need to be accounted for, but can be alleviated if more parks were opened, Hamilton argues.
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Lying on my back only alleviated the problem a little, which meant that the problem wasn't gravity or my exceptionally weak vagina.
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The addition of a pure-hearted baby alleviated the solitude and tension that comes with a story of a silent bounty hunter.
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Think of what we might know now, and the suffering that might have been alleviated, had that research been allowed to continue.
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"My deficit concerns have not been alleviated," said Mr. Corker, who lamented that the bill could have been improved with more time.
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"Almost every problem we've had on the floor is one that could have been alleviated with enough and well-trained staff," Mrs.
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Through the affordances of terrain, we are alleviated of the burden of originality without always being aware that we are being unoriginal.
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While an initial trade deal with China has alleviated some uncertainty that dogged America's economy last year, tensions are not fully resolved.
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The response has so far alleviated the lions' suffering, with some of them responding to medication and finishing meat they were fed.
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Third, the American complaints about German trade surplus are justified, but concerns may be alleviated, now that the Euro has strengthened considerably.
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The prospect of another German "grand coalition" that includes the Macron-friendly Social Democrats (SPD) has alleviated some of concerns in Paris.
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Now, with President Trump as the chief negotiator, these trust concerns should technically be alleviated, thus paving the way for legislative progress.
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But within them is an intractable despair, something that can't be alleviated by a neatly placed vocal harmony or a poised chorus.
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But it has alleviated the physical symptoms of my depression and allowed me to focus on the mental aspects of my disease.
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I think a lot of people's fears might be alleviated if they knew what plan the GOP was going to go with.
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RHP Stephen Strasburg (right forearm) suffered from some nerve impingement in his pitching arm "that has been alleviated," according to a team spokesperson.
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Powell's comments alleviated some worries that the Fed's course of monetary tightening may be too aggressive in the event of an economic slowdown.
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In July last year, Sage said the drug alleviated symptoms of severe postpartum depression, meeting the main goal of a mid-stage study.
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This explanation has not alleviated anger in Egypt and has led to accusations that the government is selling the islands to its neighbor.
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It was lovely to have bought jewelry that alleviated me of my ownership, that did exactly what I had bought it to do.
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The starvation that Mr Leigh decries in "Peterloo" was eventually alleviated by the repeal of the Corn Laws and the import of grain.
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But that annoyance is alleviated somewhat by the ability to play matches whenever and wherever you are, which speeds up the unlocking process.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday some of his initial disappointment about Howard Schultz's decision to step down as Starbucks CEO has been alleviated.
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Charles Lamb endured his cold with it; Austen's mother alleviated her travel sickness with it; Samuel Taylor Coleridge composed "Kubla Khan" on it.
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The situation appears to have been alleviated somewhat in the run-up to release through a combination of patches and Nvidia driver updates.
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Linehan also tells that while the condition doesn't have a cure, its symptoms can be alleviated with lifestyle changes, procedures, and/or medications.
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"Part of the tightness was alleviated in 2018 because there was all of these ETF outflows and some producers released stocks," she said.
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"California's drought was alleviated by atmospheric rivers that brought heavy rains earlier this year," Matthew Rodell, a NASA hydrologist, said in a statement.
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Granderson alleviated some of the concern in the first inning Tuesday, leading off with a double that ended an 0-for-20 skid.
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However, he added, the shortage has been alleviated by hiring 200 additional employees at AIDC's purpose-built F-16 upgrade facility at Taichung.
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But they could have alleviated many of them, such as by requiring backup generators to be higher than worst-case scenario flood levels.
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Just shell out $22015,2100 for a Norwalk 22002 and you'll quickly be alleviated of everything that ails you, except maybe credit card debt.
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The block size debate that raged throughout 2017 has died down, partially due to an upgrade called SegWit, which alleviated the problem somewhat.
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Meantime, a relatively strong holiday shopping season across the board has not alleviated long-term concerns about the future of the retail industry.
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She tries to give other women a sense of agency by illustrating how she alleviated the condition by means of workouts with dilators.
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Privacy concerns are in part alleviated by ensuring that drones do not have forward-facing cameras capable of photographing those on the ground.
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"Gender dysphoria can in large part be alleviated through treatment," states the World Professional Association for Transgender Health in its Standards of Care.
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Patients receive neither high quality nor comprehensive health care, nor are they alleviated from having to self-pay for the treatment they need.
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Two of the biggest constraints to the world economy — uncertainty about Brexit and the China trade war — were alleviated last week, Bloomberg reports.
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But several market watchers expect a rebound in Chinese economic growth as the country's stimulus measures take root and trade pressures are alleviated.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BEIRUT — Levantine summers are stifling, Beirut's sticky Mediterranean heat alleviated only by the occasional cool sea breeze.
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"Berkshire stepping in has alleviated people's fears about the housing market in Ontario and Canada," said Bryden Teich, portfolio manager at Avenue Investment Management.
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This burden can be alleviated somewhat with the right tools—programming languages and proof-assistant programs designed to help software engineers construct bombproof code.
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If it were, you would be forgiven for believing that California's wettish winter had ended, or even alleviated, the worst drought in state history.
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The fourth-quarter gains alleviated widespread weakness that had been masked by comparative strength in the large companies that dominate the S.&P. 213.4.
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Just by providing the poor with legal rights to properties they have already occupied, de Soto argued, capitalism could be "unleashed" and poverty alleviated.
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Students talked about wanting to see poverty alleviated in their community and showed the central bankers flying drones, video game machines and other projects.
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The mundane, pettiness, regret—the whole spectrum of the everyday was alleviated, a better self got to get all the way the fuck down.
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The Cratchit family do not rise up in violent revolution: their woes are alleviated by a sudden spasm of charity on Scrooge's personal behalf.
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I trusted that I had done everything I possibly could do to own the moment — and that not only alleviated pressure, it produced results.
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If a policy is firmly in place allowing the civilian to give a statement, regardless of the footage, these effects could be partially alleviated.
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That crisis was alleviated in August; since then, the two sides, which have technically been at war since the 1950s, have held inconclusive talks.
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"It seems like some pressure regarding trade has been alleviated," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at New Vines Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Not only had the comedian paid the debt, he also alleviated Eric of having to pay any taxes on his "cancellation of debt" income.
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The debate was not contentious, according to BuzzFeed sources, because the existence of the handgun emoji alleviated the need to include a second firearm.
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His plan was to avoid details and simply say that the itch was a livable condition but not likely to be alleviated anytime soon.
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Some people don't see their health problems alleviated after drinking ayahuasca, and overdosing on it carries risks, including serotonin syndrome, extended trips, and flashbacks.
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But new prison construction has not significantly alleviated overcrowding as the prison population has continued to grow and older prisons have been closed down.
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Patients treated with baloxavir marboxil saw their symptoms alleviated, on average, in 53.7 hours; those given a placebo averaged 80.2 hours, the company said.
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He added that it has alleviated a "friction point" for shoppers that previously made it hard to purchase products in certain categories, like consumables.
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The New Deal alleviated poverty by cutting checks, something government does competently even if liberals and conservatives argued over the size of the checks.
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The only thing that has alleviated this mental conundrum to any extent has been decades of meditation and study of Eastern philosophies and religions.
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Some lawmakers' concerns have been alleviated daily interagency calls convened by the administration with Capitol Hill staff to discuss the coronavirus, two sources said.
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"Higher yields have alleviated some pressure for investors but challenges remain, as yields in many developed economies are still near historic lows," Fitch said.
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" Funko: "The quarter was good, but it looks like that that was just really once the short-squeeze was alleviated, it went back down.
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With the Iowa caucuses only weeks away, seven Democratic candidates stood on the debate stage in California and alleviated the concerns of primary voters.
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This is due to a number of factors that can be alleviated by corporations adopting mindful practices that will create better and balanced work environments.
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If, at any point, "the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico," the White House wrote, the tariffs will be removed.
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Then the researchers wanted to look at how much this disparity would be alleviated if at least one black person is on the city council.
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The actual ghost-busting scenes can be feel pretty tedious, but that moment of weariness is alleviated when Feig decides to refocus on the comedy.
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The three plants alleviated an acute power shortage marked by rolling power outages and cuts to industrial output in the years following Egypt's 2011 uprising.
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PayPal Holdings was the best performing stock, closing 2.8 percent higher after details on the company's partnerships with MasterCard and Visa alleviated some investors' concerns.
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At least a couple of those worries are alleviated with the news that Automattic is open-sourcing the Simplenote apps on iOS, Mac and Android.
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The measure alleviated some investor angst, Greenspan said, after the insurer had to set aside funds in 2016 and 2017 to cover possible future claims.
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This could be game-changing for the disabled and elderly who face challenges that could for the first time be alleviated through connected car technologies.
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She may have alleviated menstrual pain in the past by lighting up a joint, but that is not what her new company is all about.
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Some of the demand for beds will be alleviated by Carnival Cruises, which the President said would provide ships to be used as temporary hospitals.
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Although the payroll increase in July was slightly below what Wall Street was expecting, upward revisions for May and June alleviated fears of a slowdown.
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If you actually clicked on the video (which has since been deleted), a pre-roll Sanders ad showed up, which alleviated some of the confusion.
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But border officials on Tuesday disputed lawyers' accounts of the poor conditions and said that the children were sent back after overcrowding there was alleviated.
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During the Dark Ages in Europe, pain was seen as a punishment for sins, a spiritual and emotional experience alleviated through prayers rather than prescriptions.
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His veins flowed with the morphine a rotating cast of doctors pumped into him — a treatment that alleviated the pain caused by his mysterious symptoms.
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Google has now said it is creating a new fund to provide sick pay benefits to all contract workers, but this hasn't fully alleviated complaints.
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Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania, made it clear that Mr. Rosenstein had not alleviated all of their concerns during the roughly hourlong briefing, though.
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In 2013, Ms. Hutchinson went to NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center because of a persistent cough that over-the-counter remedies had not alleviated.
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"The current burden on the US immigration system must be alleviated before it is again possible to resettle large numbers of refugees," the agency said.
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He said that although the operation had helped, it had not alleviated his pain, which he said had been the "driving factor" in his decision.
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While these programs alleviated some of the poverty in more rural areas of the country, they also helped to build support for Torres, according to Allison.
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Sterling climbed against the broadly weaker euro, after a Cabinet reshuffle alleviated some of the political uncertainty that has pressured the UK currency in recent months.
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The Grid's layout engine has alleviated a significant portion of the design labor, but the main ingredient of the outcome is still human: enjoyment and emotion.
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However, alongside fresh coalition talks, the successful sale of five-year and 10-year government bonds Wednesday also alleviated worries about Italy's ability to finance itself.
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Weak capital metrics are further exacerbated by slight high concentrations on its top 20 debtors, although this is partially alleviated by a sufficient portion of provisions.
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Bruce momentarily alleviated their nervousness with his homer, which landed in the Yankees' bullpen in right-center field and gave the Mets a 4-0 lead.
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Kiran Kowshik, an emerging markets foreign exchange strategist for UniCredit, told CNBC Thursday that some of the major factors affecting these economies have recently been alleviated.
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And until it does, this metal is going to continue to face supply challenges, ones which for once will not be alleviated by sister metal zinc.
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China imposed new "capital controls" that stanched the capital flight, and a pickup in the global economy and prices alleviated the concern about cheaper Chinese goods.
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The group attempted to quantify the amount of good done — the number of lives saved, the amount of poverty alleviated, the extent of health improvements, etc.
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We have a billion people in the world in abject poverty, which could be alleviated by the wealth of the thousand richest people on the planet.
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A recent leadership change at Renault has not fully alleviated the tensions — a problem that analysts say poses a risk to the performance of the alliance.
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"The current burdens on the U.S. immigration system must be alleviated before it is again possible to resettle large number of refugees," the press release said.
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In most parts of London, the boredom of everyday life is alleviated by an obsessive rivalry with crews from the block of apartments down the road.
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While smartphones and personal devices alleviated that problem to an extent, households still share living room screens, data plans, and often passwords to streaming services like Netflix.
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If the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico, to be determined in our sole discretion and judgment, the Tariffs will be removed.
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De Froment devoted himself to charitable endeavors: His construction works, with yet more columns, created employment and alleviated the community's suffering through periods of scarcity and hardship.
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Trump said last week that unless "the illegal migration crisis is alleviated," a 5% tariff on all goods imported from Mexico would kick in on June 10.
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The move "alleviated concerns of a potential funding squeeze ahead of the Chinese New Year festive period," analysts at Singapore's OCBC Bank said in a morning note.
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Some psychiatric disorders can be caused by external events — deaths, breakups, change in financial status, a big move, stress — which can be alleviated by time and action.
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In a cruel twist, an unusual, prolonged rainy season has alleviated some of the pressure on food supplies but also provided the ideal conditions for locust reproduction.
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She said that being anxious about the process was always on her mind, but that the strength of the script and the top-notch casting alleviated that.
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Overall, it seems that U.S. crude exports to Asia are facing headwinds that will likely only be alleviated by a re-widening of WTI's discount to Brent.
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The study suggested migration pressures could be alleviated by better management of scarce resources such as water, as well as avoiding exploitation of ethnic differences, Muttarak said.
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Hoarding can be a condition of its own, which can be alleviated with cognitive behavioral therapy — so long as one is convinced that one has the condition.
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South and North Korea agreed to carry out disarmament in a phased manner, as military tension is alleviated and substantial progress is made in military confidence-building.
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Wall Street and Chinese equities and emerging market currencies were all boosted by Trump's decision, which alleviated investor concerns about pressure on corporate results in the sector.
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Former President Barack Obama and Joe Biden have an extremely close relationship, but that reportedly hasn't alleviated concerns Obama has about the former vice president's 2020 campaign.
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I just did what my doctor told me and it alleviated my symptoms enough that I could function, but now I have to get off those meds.
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Those pre-storm supply crunches are usually alleviated by a subsequent drop in demand for fuel, since drivers often stay off the road during and after hurricanes.
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I don't speak for him, but for me, when you know the goal of the scene is also comedy, then the burden of it is completely alleviated.
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Applying them to subsequent military endeavors might have alleviated or even eliminated the failures and frustrations that have become the principal themes of recent American military history.
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And instead of helping solve the homelessness crisis it helped create, Amazon was instrumental in killing a tax on businesses that could have partially alleviated the problem.
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AT&T did not explicitly commit to keeping a major retail-store presence, he added, but the job security provision of the contract alleviated the union's concerns.
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" Of the result, he said, "It's alleviated a life of shame and embarrassment of who I am," adding: "It's just validated everyone's love here and around Australia.
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According to one estimate, last year alone it lifted almost three million Americans out of poverty — half of them children — and alleviated poverty for twelve million more.
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The idea is that the worst pain can be alleviated by manipulating the way the human mind works: the more you focus on pain, the worse it feels.
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A broad cash crunch and broken supply chains threaten a sharp economic slowdown—albeit one that will abate, at least in part, as the cash squeeze is alleviated.
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While the film has attracted considerable controversy over Johansson's casting, the trailers and this new spot seem to have alleviated some concerns about the film's look and feel.
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As a "one nation" Tory who joined the Liberals, he worked with Lloyd George to introduce social protections that alleviated the condition of the poor in Edwardian Britain.
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But it potentially alleviated an unwanted headache for the leadership in Beijing, which is grappling with a slowing economy and a simmering trade war with the United States.
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Many of these problems would be alleviated if men's bathrooms were made with menstruation in mind, but we may still be a long way off from that change.
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According to him, the wet March is too little too late to help the state climb out of the drought, even though some drought impacts will be alleviated.
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And while Cramer has always said it is hard to value a company plagued with credit risk, some of those fears were alleviated with the latest earnings report.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron's decisive win in the latest French elections and pro-EU candidates in an upcoming German election have alleviated concerns that the EU could break up.
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The other was an announcement that they'd pulled back from product sales goals and thereby alleviated perverse incentives to sign customers up for new accounts without their consent.
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They chose not to use measures that could have alleviated liquidity stress, such as capping daily redemptions or suspending them altogether, fearing such action would damage their reputation.
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Over the past few weeks, President-elect Donald Trump has alleviated any doubts — such that they ever existed — of being a tremendous friend and stalwart supporter of Israel.
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Unlike the youthful radicals of the 1960s, Schlesinger thought the alienation he saw around him could only be alleviated by accepting the broad outlines of the status quo.
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Some of the pressure has been alleviated by food shipments from Iran and Turkey, and calls for calm and a diplomatic solution from both the US and Russia.
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U.S. government debt yields rose on Tuesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping alleviated some trade war fears and producer price data came in hotter than Wall Street expectations.
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He speaks about the many customers (including the musician Lou Reed, who had diabetes) who have told him that, paradoxically, an extravagant dinner at Bouley alleviated their symptoms.
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The renewed growth in the economy and the creation of so many new jobs have alleviated the pressure somewhat, making now the time to make reform a priority.
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But if the offending vessel was indeed the cause, Dr. Jannetta reasoned, then the pain could be alleviated by removing it with the aid of a surgical microscope.
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Those financial shortages may be alleviated after Democrats reached a compromise with the White House on Thursday, passing a $4.6 billion aid package to address the migrant surge.
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One of New York City F.C.'s biggest playoff concerns — that it might not have a place to play its postseason games — was alleviated earlier in the weekend.
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Canada's concerns were alleviated when it secured a side-letter for protection of its cultural industries, as well as bilateral concessions from Malaysia, Australia and Japan regarding autos.
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Because this is TLC, it's a safe bet that the show will result in sentimental, happy endings for people whose health problems are successfully alleviated, and who knows?
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Luckily, memory loss linked to trauma or mental illness isn't necessarily permanent and can be alleviated with the help of a mental health professional, per the Allure report.
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China denies this and says excess capacity is a global issue, but analysts say tensions could be partly alleviated by selling more finished products such as smartphone cases.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, reached a surprise agreement on Wednesday that alleviated the risk of an immediate trade war.
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The huge volume of natural gas that we pump out of the ground, coupled with our world-leading oil production, means our worries about energy shortages are alleviated.
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Tom Nimbley, chief executive of PBF, said the oversupply situation could be alleviated as refiners shift their production from gasoline to distillate fuels like diesel and jet fuel.
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"After the Flores regulations are finally adjudicated and put in place, that time limit will be alleviated and it will be [another] option for managing cases," he said.
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"After the Flores regulations are finally adjudicated and put in place, that time limit will be alleviated and it will be [another] option for managing cases," he said.
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The United States spends billions of dollars to treat chronic pain — and so researchers want to know how much it's worth to people to have that pain alleviated.
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Its camera is often fiddly, and its sprawling dungeons necessitate a lot of tedious level grinding and backtracking (something that's alleviated somewhat with Zodiac Age's new fast-forward button).
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I've stopped giving the talk, because even for the people working in technology, staying on top of how everything works has become a huge burden only alleviated by commoditization.
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The source familiar with lawmakers' thinking said that CBP has a reputation of adversarial polygraph tests, which could possibly be alleviated by greater transparency in the process with applicants.
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The ruling, however, focused on Texas's argument that SB 5's inclusion of a Declaration of Reasonable Impediment (DRI) permanently alleviated the issues the court had with SB 14.
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Indeed, as outlined in the first part of this essay, many of the things that harm men and boys could be alleviated by dismantling gendered stereotypes and power dynamics.
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"In other words, the common challenges associated with siting, digging trenches, laying fiber, and dealing with property rights are materially alleviated through a space-based broadband network," she said.
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It also potentially alleviated an unwanted headache for the leadership in Beijing, which is grappling with a slowing economy and an all-consuming trade war with the United States.
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And although some people deal with anxiety and depression throughout their lives, the symptoms can be alleviated through therapy, medication, self-care, and the support of family and friends.
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This can be alleviated by using the "battery saver" icon, available from the notifications menu that appears when you slide your finger down from the top of the screen.
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On Tuesday, however, administration officials said that more than 100 children had been returned to the facility after concerns about overcrowding had been alleviated, the New York Times reports.
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The argument is that with a baseline income paid to everyone by the government, poverty can be alleviated and people can have more freedom to pursue more fulfilling lives.
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Sitaraman provides us with a much-needed reminder of how economic inequality has been adjudicated in the past—and how it can be more effectively alleviated in the future.
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There was a girl named Black Beverly who had taken too much acid and walked backwards for a whole year because she had headaches, and walking backwards alleviated it.
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Chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices Inc and Qualcomm Inc rose 13.7 percent and 1.4 percent, respectively, after quarterly results beat Wall Street estimates and alleviated worries over softening smartphone demand.
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The unauthorized access could have been avoided or alleviated if Facebook had followed recommendations issued in 2009 after a similar investigation by the federal privacy commissioner, the regulators said.
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Investors found some comfort that the severe impact of COVID-19 on Britain's economy could be somewhat alleviated by financial stimulus from both the Bank of England and government.
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"The current burdens on the U.S. immigration system must be alleviated before it is again possible to resettle large number of refugees," the State Department said in a statement.
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They both eventually got back on their feet with the help of their communities, but they endured so much undue stress that a life insurance policy could have alleviated.
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"If the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico, to be determined in our sole discretion and judgment, the tariffs will be removed," Trump said.
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On Thursday, North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU) sent a letter to Trump supporting waivers, saying they significantly reduced costs for refineries and alleviated a threat to thousands of jobs.
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My parents wouldn't have that, so the doctors switched her to Clozaril, a newer antipsychotic and the only one that actually alleviated her symptoms without turning her into a zombie.
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So how to explain the symptoms of people with so-called non-celiac gluten sensitivity — the bloating, stomach pain, and fatigue they say are alleviated with a gluten-free diet?
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As described in a published report by Coffman, she used ketamine when treating a patient who had treatment-resistant depression; none of the antidepressants he had tried alleviated his symptoms.
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The bank's VR is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of KEB Hana's company profile and the challenging operating environment (which is partly being alleviated by the Korean authorities' borrower-friendly measures).
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Some analysts stated that if the tension gets alleviated, we might see oil prices coming back down because the current inventory data could not support oil prices at current levels.
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That concern was largely alleviated after Biden punched back at his critics more effectively at the second debate in Detroit, even though the senator said Biden's performance still wasn't spectacular.
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We asked Yeager if the truck-driver shortage could be fixed with higher wagesBI: How would you think the truck-driver shortage can be solved or alleviated in some way?
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By adding more production — Oshie (22014) and Williams (256) rank second and third on the team in goals — the Capitals alleviated the scoring burden on Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom.
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Released on Larry's Alleviated label in 1989, with vocals by David Hollister, it's a story of hope—the dream of finding that one person that will make it all alright.
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Ken Gill – "Love Moon" Proving he still has it after 30 years, this lazy, mid-tempo vocal co-produced by Heard was released just last year on his Alleviated label.
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Border officials said the children were sent back after overcrowding there was alleviated, and they disputed lawyers' accounts of poor conditions without access to showers, clean clothes or sufficient food.
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As Brady, a 10th-grade boy, reflected: This practice [of reading a photograph] alleviated some stress because analyzing a picture didn't seem like actual school work, and it interested me.
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"The current burdens on the U.S. immigration system must be alleviated before it is again possible to resettle large number of refugees," the State Department said in a news release.
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"I said precisely that the war of Jihad versus McWorld, if it was not alleviated by global democracy, an international civic infrastructure, was likely to explode," he told The Post.
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Over the past year, Windows sales were hampered by shortages of PC chips from Intel Corp, but the chipmaker said last week it had alleviated most of those supply concerns.
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"The current burdens on the U.S. immigration system must be alleviated before it is again possible to resettle large number of refugees," the State Department said in a written statement.
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"We've had some clients buying into it," said Jonathan Roy, advisory investment manager at Charles Hanover Investments, adding the restructuring had diluted the share price, but had now alleviated funding concerns.
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"The system was built in a way that alleviated the pressure on banks from the beginning" by exempting some bank reserves from charges for keeping their money with the central bank.
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And let us not forget that we are experiencing one of an endless series of budget crises, which would not be alleviated by the proposal of this kind of massive undertaking.
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CSC's successful issuance in the onshore bond market has also alleviated refinancing pressure and lowered its average borrowing cost to 6.2% at FYE13, from 6.3% at FYE16 and 6.8% at FYE15.
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The design of danger in those games, and their difficulty, is alleviated by the fact that you learn how to make your way through them in nimble and skill-intensive ways.
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Record rain and snowfall over the winter on the West Coast and heavy spring rains in the Midwest have alleviated some of the worst and longest-lasting drought conditions ever recorded.
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Netflix's third-quarter earnings on Wednesday alleviated some fears that the streaming company might be floundering just as new rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus were set to launch.
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"But if they pay bonuses like Union Pacific is doing to find workers — $10,000 to $25,000 a pop — the shortage will be alleviated and freight costs will come down, " he said.
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As you might expect, it's already quite hard for a visually impaired gamer to play some games, and although that difficulty can't be entirely alleviated, there are definitely things worth doing.
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If these are to be believed, the quivering fragility of this music reflects a sociopolitical anxiety alleviated by immersion in trickling keyboard effects, flute ripples, the soothing qualities of raw sound.
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McGirr's apnea was alleviated by a device known as a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) system, a nose-nozzle contraption that makes its wearer look a little like Darth Vader unmasked.
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Though the Yankees had the stronger bullpen — often a major factor in October — the Astros alleviated the load on their relief corps by riding the three aces of their starting rotation.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose on Wednesday amid renewed risk tolerance after a reported drop in the number of new coronavirus cases in China on Wednesday alleviated some concerns about economic growth.
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"There are differences in social constraints on women, and if those are alleviated, you see women acting just as competitively as men," added Amanatullah, who was not involved in the current research.
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The lack of drivers and diesel fuel, which hampered distribution efforts in the initial days after Hurricane Maria, has also been alleviated, said Alex de la Campa, FEMA director of the Caribbean.
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So, he could get that alleviated, if not removed, if he&aposs cooperating or if he had wore a wire and he talked to people over these last weeks or months, right?
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The latter, you might argue, could just be alleviated by the fact that so many of these companies are getting so much funding, with some already reaching close to billion-dollar valuations.
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Indeed, in invoking 6900, the president noted that there are more than 2628 antidumping or countervailing duty orders on steel products which have not "substantially alleviated" the adverse effects of unfair trade.
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The report, boosted by the doubling of bond-trading revenue, alleviated concerns that the bank faced similar challenges in the quarter as another big trading-centered firm on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs.
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NOTES: The Nationals announced that RHP Stephen Strasburg, who left early from his Sunday start, has a nerve impingement in his pitching arm "that has been alleviated," according to a team spokesperson.
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But many people are suffering from sick building syndrome; infections from vermin; respiratory infections that might be alleviated with better ventilation; mold and depression augmented or caused by living in minute apartments.
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According to taxpayer watchdog White Coat Waste Project, between 22019 and 2018, the number of primates used for NIH research involving significant pain and distress that was alleviated increased by 35 percent.
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"Higher yields have alleviated some pressure for investors, but challenges remain as yields in many developed economies are still near historic lows," said Jonathan Boise, Fitch's associate director for macro credit research.
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On Tuesday nerves about a messy Brexit were alleviated by signs a divorce agreement between Britain and the European Union was imminent, sending sterling to a seven-month high against the euro.
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Any purveying bleak outlook on the efforts of "Washington" can be alleviated by a visit to the local health clinic, meeting with a school official or coffee with a local business person.
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Mr. Corker said on Wednesday that "nothing has alleviated the concerns" that caused him to oppose the bill, which were rooted in a desire not to add further to the national debt.
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Recent rain has alleviated the situation, and the area has even experienced its first snow of the year, but the fires continue to smolder, ready to flare again when the weather dries.
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But that fear has since been alleviated; progressive groups say they're feeling confident that more conservative Democratic senators won't support the current tax bill, leaving them free to focus on convincing Republicans.
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"A lot of the broader legal and policy implications have been alleviated by how narrowly tailored this indictment is," said Bradley Moss, a national security lawyer in Washington who represents whistleblowers and journalists.
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However, immediate funding pressures have eased as local authorities are now able to raise the social care council tax precept, which - as it is applied cumulatively over years - has alleviated imminent funding shortages.
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"Many of the impediments to the creation of secondary NPL markets ... can be alleviated by the establishment of a well-designed AMC," the ECB said in a feature of its Financial Stability Review.
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Nowadays, however, some of the pressure can be alleviated, as more and more women are opting to buy two gowns for their big day — consider this the main squeeze and the side piece.
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"People have a right to have a department that mirrors their community and some of the issues would be alleviated, but it's not a panacea to all the problems that happen," Aziz said.
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"Transportation bottlenecks are by far the biggest challenge for Canadian producers, mainly because the pipeline constraints won't be alleviated until the end of 220.86, at the earliest," said Edward Jones analyst Jennifer Rowland.
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Being able to talk about it really alleviated some of the pressure I was putting on Tom to handle all of this and it allowed us to get back to a [better] place.
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"Participants generally agreed that the prompt recovery of financial markets following the Brexit vote and the pickup in job gains in June had alleviated two key uncertainties about the outlook," the summary stated.
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Bitcoin crossed the psychologically key $2,500 level Wednesday to a record after a late Tuesday announcement from the Digital Currency Group alleviated worries about a fractious debate among cryptocurrency investors and technological developers.
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"The wet start of winter makes us cautiously optimistic that drought conditions will be alleviated" in parts of the state, though some areas have remained dry, Water Resources Department spokesman Ted Thomas said.
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His remarks at the Boao Forum for Asia alleviated market fears about a U.S.-China trade war and U.S. stocks soared with the Dow Jones industrial average closing more than 400 points higher.
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Mr. Lazarus said some problems might be alleviated once Mr. Trump nominates and the Senate confirms more high-level appointees, who have more experience in handing complicated legal steps needed to rollback rules.
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So President Trump and his fellow Republicans may gloat that the Mueller report has fundamentally exonerated the president, but it has not alleviated valid concerns about his past and continuing behavior toward Russia.
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The movement to allow physician-assisted suicide and eventually euthanasia relies on tragic stories of patients at the end of life whose suffering can only, it is alleged, be alleviated by killing them.
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I've done a whole lot of role-play in my lifetime, so I immediately assumed there was total consent from both parties, and that largely alleviated my discomfort during the role-play sessions.
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But the move hasn't alleviated intense scrutiny and criticism of the foundation and perceived overlap between the foreign and corporate donors to the firm and the work the State Department did under Hillary Clinton.
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"Brexit fears can be somewhat alleviated by a friendly European Central Bank, and it appears that's the way they're trending," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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"The drop was driven by continued investor concerns about the French election, though Sunday's first-round voting results apparently have alleviated some investor fears," said Lynn Fisher, MBA vice president of research and economics.
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Fitch's expects that near-term refinancing pressures will be alleviated through some combination of multilateral and bilateral support, giving the new government time and space to implement macroeconomic policy reforms and stabilise economic conditions.
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The negative impacts on capitalization will be alleviated by an increase in the value of the margins in insurers' statutory reserves, given the lower tax rate that will now apply when margins are released.
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Since founder Helen Lo originally launched the company because she wanted a bag that alleviated her back pain, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the backpack is comfortable enough to carry all day.
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On the upside, getting advice, either from a peer or a professional advisor, alleviated stress and improved brain function, making it easier to make good decisions about saving, spending and tackling debt, Barnett said.
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Oil companies, which have been the worst-performing sector this year, were lifted by higher crude prices after the first fall in U.S. drilling activity in months alleviated some concerns over a supply glut.
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Mr. Finger – "What About This Love" This is the original extended version on Alleviated from 1989, it was later released on MCA with remixes by Masters At Work, but it's the original you want.
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China welcomed the agreement, saying it "feels gratified at the current positive progress that has been achieved", Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters, adding that situation in Rakhine "has obviously been alleviated".
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Hopes the economic devastation of the global outbreak could be alleviated gave world equity indexes their first back-to-back gains in a month as volatility gauges eased away from full-blown crisis levels.
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"Many models were of African descent and could not be matched properly, but when MAC foundation and concealer came to the scene, our shade range alleviated extensive shade mix and matching," Ms. Balbier said.
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The overriding new reality: Nothing is as it had seemed, and Alexis, an anxious person who in her youth alleviated stress with self-harm, has fallen into a new world of uncertainty and danger.
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U.S. oil futures were slightly higher after hitting a two-week peak, extending a rally into a sixth straight session after a decline in weekly U.S. crude production temporarily alleviated concerns about deepening oversupply.
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Meanwhile, fears of a potential trade war breaking out following recent moves from the U.S. that would implement tariffs on up to $60 billion worth of Chinese imports have also not alleviated the situation.
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Trudeau said a spike in protectionism globally played on people's fears over the future and their jobs, but could be alleviated by creating trade pacts that guaranteed better labor standards and quality of life.
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The United States plans to impose a 5% tax on all goods imported from its Southern neighbor beginning June 10 unless "the illegal migration crisis is alleviated," President Donald Trump said in a statement Friday.
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But it's also a problem that could be alleviated by the design of the App Store itself; during Apple's onstage demo, Arcade had its own tab in the store alongside Today, apps, games, and search.
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Graphic: Feodora Chiosea/Getty Images Graphic: Feodora Chiosea/Getty Images He says those fears were alleviated by senior management encouraging people to join this program and giving participants assurances that they would not be penalized.
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These exemptions from labor certification no longer should be necessary, now that internet-based search tools and sector-centered recruitment paths have alleviated much of the paperwork burdens and bureaucratic delays that justified the exceptions.
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Data gathered over the last decade show that we should add age-related macular degeneration, the major blinding disease of the elderly, to the list of debilities that can be alleviated by lowering glucose intake.
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Like many scene pioneers, Heard long relied on tireless gigging and producing remixes to make ends meet, in tandem with a healthy release schedule through the 20163s to early 2000s and his own Alleviated label.
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I recently purchased matching pants and a top to sleep in and, even though my insomnia has been alleviated with Brooklinen bedding and a white noise sound machine, these pajamas are the cherry on top.
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Chinese officials tried to reassure the country on Monday that a shortage of medical supplies was being alleviated, that the food supply remained adequate and that food prices, which had been sharply rising, were stable.
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"We believe the increasing concern about AbbVie's growth potential following the U.S. Humira biosimilar competition in 103 will be partially alleviated with the increased portfolio of assets that Allergan brings," said Morningstar analyst Damien Conover.
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They can watch Ava DuVernay's show Queen Sugar, they can watch Atlanta, there's just so many different slices of Black life on television right now that I love, and so that pressure was alleviated a bit.
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First, because of long-running anxiety about race-based disenfranchisement, mostly but not wholly alleviated by a court ruling that found restrictions imposed by the Republican-controlled legislature had targeted black voters with "almost surgical precision".
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The company says that medical bills, layoffs and predatory loans can leave low-income families in dire situations and that in the last 6 months, their non-profit has alleviated customers from $24 million in debt.
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While Chris Cooper, an illustrator and artist who works as COOP, was waiting for sketch approvals to come back from a commercial job, he alleviated his boredom by building a model record store out of Lego.
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Recent statements by Chinese and U.S. leaders over a resumption of trade talks between the two powers have partially alleviated concerns that the chip industry could be at the tip of a downturn for the industry.
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The company says that medical bills, layoffs and predatory loans can leave low-income families in dire situations and that in the last 103 months, their non-profit has alleviated customers from $210 million in debt.
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Oil futures edged up less than 53 percent after hitting a two-week high, extending a rally into a sixth straight session after a decline in weekly U.S. crude production temporarily alleviated concerns about deepening oversupply.
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Bombardier said it had alleviated technical problems that have held up deliveries of trains to Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) as the Canadian plane-and-train-maker aims to complete the long-delayed contract by mid-22.6.
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That has alleviated some of the crushing pressure on David Moyes and Mike Phelan, both of whom have recently taken on the air of haggard, long-haul truck drivers after a long succession of sleepless nights.
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"The pressure has been alleviated some because it looks like the F-220 is going to get a little bit of a resurgence here," said Richard Safran, a defense analyst at Buckingham Research in New York.
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But those are quite realistically alleviated by transferring UNRWA budgets to either UNHCR, or the Palestinian Authority, which as the governing body in the West Bank should also be in charge of education and social work.
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And as the National Research Council concluded in 2015, the Obama-era standards were designed to encourage automakers to make their vehicles lighter without making them smaller, a change that had alleviated their earlier safety concerns.
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"I was inspired by Armando's Warehouse Records, Underground Resistance, Bunker Records and had a lot of respect for Alleviated by Larry Heard," he tells me as we browse through some shelves of records in the store.
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Bedridden and in excruciating pain with tumors in her pelvis, spine and brain, she qualified for a trial treatment and was prescribed two anticancer drugs that alleviated the pain and blocked the spread of cancer cells.
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Another former Fed chair, Ben S. Bernanke, pointed out in a 2016 blog post that some of the concerns around money market funds had been alleviated by recent policy changes, though they had not been eliminated.
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Trump repeatedly called for a tougher line on Iran, threatening on the campaign trail to tear up former President Obama's signature nuclear deal, which alleviated some sanctions in exchange for limitations on the country's nuclear program.
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However, the new framework unveiled in January was less radical than some industry players had feared, leaving rates unchanged on existing wells and oil sands projects, and alleviated concerns that costs could rise to punishing levels.
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That sinking feeling wasn't alleviated when I got home and started reading reports that Gore's own role in the Paris agreement, and particularly in the compromise struck with India, may have been inflated by the film.
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"In the late stage of a growth cycle, rebounding investments are an elixir for survival: only through investments can the negative effects of multiplying bottlenecks in production and staff be alleviated," said Andreas Scheuerle of Deka Bank.
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But because of how addictive and dangerous it could be, even compared to other fentanyl medications, it was meant only as a treatment for terminal cancer patients whose chronic pain couldn't be alleviated completely by other painkillers.
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Patients need to be in a hopeless state of constant and unbearable physical or mental pain that cannot be alleviated, or suffering as a result of a serious and incurable disorder caused by an accident or illness.
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I haven't tried getting my own binder yet, because I'm worried about how I felt that day: my occasional dysmorphia deepened, rather than alleviated, when I saw how much about my body can't be so easily changed.
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But they found their way back to one another and eventually married in 1984, in part thanks to a Yorkshire Terrier named Sparkle, some rat poison and a phone call that alleviated some of Wilder's biggest fears.
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"Stocks may be have been overbought, but some of that was alleviated this week, and global growth and profit growth are still intact," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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The Global Sourcing Association, a large London-based non-profit, said on Friday it was postponing a major March conference in Cape Town to later in the year when it hopes the drought situation "will be alleviated".
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Japanese lenders' overseas expansion in recent years alleviated some of the damage from the central bank's negative interest rate policy, but the growth was still not strong enough to reverse the overall trend of squeezed loan margins.
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Among them, Medicare and Medicaid, which alleviated the burden of healthcare costs from the most vulnerable, poorest, and oldest in our society while firmly positioning the Democratic party as the party of working families for a generation.
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While Wednesday's appointment of Theresa May as Britain's new prime minister alleviated market participants' fears about political chaos in the wake of last month's Brexit vote, many economists say the UK could still slip back into recession.
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The programme, together with the $10 billion in aid, "marks a major step in Bahrain's reform agenda and has alleviated near-term financing constraints," the IMF said in a statement following its recent visit to the country.
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But thanks to regulators' statements that have alleviated fears of heavy-handed crackdown, bitcoin has begun to recover and some analysts see the psychologically key level as a trigger for new buyers to come into the market.
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" The statement said Trump would carry out his threat under authority from the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and that he would lift tariffs only "if the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico.
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Republicans, however, are unlikely to buck the president on a signature trade accomplishment — especially since the USMCA alleviated fears among pro-free trade Republicans that Trump would abandon NAFTA altogether before a new deal could be negotiated. Sen.
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If further experiments back these results up it may be that the coffee-borer problem can be alleviated by a combination of planting the right sorts of shade trees and the wise deployment of some balls of string.
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"We have been reassured by the accompanying assessment of the institutions indicating that their initial significant concerns, both on process and on substance, are alleviated by this letter as regards MoU commitments, especially regarding pensions," the official said.
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We observe some easing of the immediate funding pressure as local authorities are now able to raise the social care council tax precept, which - as it is applied cumulatively over years - has alleviated the most imminent funding shortages.
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The suit alleges that, despite this, prison doctors consistently denied he was mentally ill, refusing him psychotropic medication which may have alleviated his suffering but would also have been an admission that he didn't belong at the ADX.
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In a 1978 documentary interview, Olivia de Havilland speculates that if Bette had even once publicly expressed her regret that Joan didn't get nominated, that gesture might have alleviated some of the tension between the Baby Jane stars.
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Altice's managers had in the past said that potential risks associated with the company's consolidated debt were alleviated by the so-called "silo structure" of the group, under which each entity would have to make its own repayments.
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Paul, perhaps the most difficult vote to get on the conservative side, has a litany of problems with the current bill — problems that almost assuredly won't be alleviated as McConnell makes some last-minute tweaks to the proposals.
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Fears that the global economy might slip into recession, which the government bond market has been suggesting on and off in 27 is an imminent risk in the United States, appear to have been alleviated in recent weeks.
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Apple also alleviated some longstanding user complaints: The new Magic Keyboard uses a refined scissor mechanism with 1mm of key travel, meaning you no longer have to worry about your keys getting stuck with that damn Butterfly Keyboard.
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Pairing those matches together alleviated the lung-scorching impact of Azteca, midfielder Michael Bradley said, as did the Americans' good fortune of playing El Tri in the evening instead of the sweltering midday sun, as Mexico generally prefers.
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"Now right-wing parties are coming under pressure and Austria's tax policies were driven by the chancellor, so now the fear of a more populist rising is being alleviated to some degree," said ING rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder.
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" But a White House statement released just after that tweet said that "if the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico, to be determined in our sole discretion and judgment, the Tariffs will be removed.
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At that time, states had to wade through paperwork for their requests to DHS if they wanted the agency to help scan for vulnerabilities in their systems — a delay that likely would be alleviated with the designation in place.
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But I was able to look up that the cod was from a local spot (a trend that would continue to be true for most of Blue Apron's ingredients, especially the refrigerated ones), and my anxiety was quickly alleviated.
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Like a number of other banks, however, he stressed that some of the pressure on sterling could be alleviated if the economy continued to avoid the significant downturn expected by many after June's vote to leave the European Union.
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The design was strong enough that it survived the initially awkward transition to a longer screen in the 20103, and with that generation it also gained the improved rear side that alleviated the phone's unfortunate tendency towards… well, shattering.
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Some concerns about a March 1 deadline were alleviated after U.S. President Donald Trump repeated on Friday that he may extend the date for a deal and keep tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods from rising that day.
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Reports from the region show hospitals pushed to the brink—long lines, crammed wards, people being turned away—as the crush of patients has not yet been alleviated by the rushed construction of field hospitals and temporary quarantine structures.
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Add-back therapy alleviated decreases in bone mineral density caused by elagolix but it also increased the number of hot flushes in both trials, and in one trial, it increased the likelihood of spotting between periods, the researchers found.
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Shares of the software company bounced 5 percent on Wednesday, as the results alleviated some concerns about whether cloud could offset the company's transitioning server business, said Walter Price, managing director, senior analyst, and portfolio manager on the AllianzGI technology team.
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TOKYO, June 2755.48 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average edged higher in choppy trade on Friday morning as a weaker yen alleviated the impact to investor sentiment from the U.S. move to impose tariffs on metal imports from ally trading partners.
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"We cannot fully reject the possibility that mobilization against the laws alleviated direct negative effects — that would require evidence on additional outcomes such as people's feelings — yet we do not find any sign of it in available data," the researchers found.
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Oil companies, which have been the worst-performing this year, supported gains among blue-chips and mid-caps, buoyed by higher crude prices after the first fall in U.S. drilling activity in months alleviated some concerns over a supply glut.
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In the past two years, a lot of people on the left in Philly have been trying to make connections and build power across a varied political landscape, which has fostered a lot of solidarity and alleviated a lot of infighting.
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It's frankly exhausting, and while it's likely that all of these questions will be answered soon, it's feeling less and less worth it to tune in each week for some regularly scheduled confusion that won't be alleviated until mid-summer.
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Other examples included a three-year-old cat whose impulsive and frustration-based aggression was resolved within six months, and a two-year-old cat whose fear of people was alleviated following the introduction of both mobile and stationary puzzles.
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Wednesday's appointment of Theresa May as Britain's new prime minister alleviated market participants' fears about political chaos in the wake of last month's Brexit vote, and helped sterling climb off its 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed earlier this month.
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The first completed study, conducted by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), found that 83 percent of PTSD patients who took MDMA before therapy—compared with 25 percent who took a placebo—had their symptoms alleviated after the sessions.
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The bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) said its promise to provide lenders with unlimited liquidity - a move designed to shore up investor confidence in the banking system in the wake of the attempted coup - had alleviated volatility in financial markets.
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When Pause and her colleagues re-examined 15 of the depressed patients after their recovery, they found that once depressive symptoms were alleviated, the patients' electrical patterning changed and they responded in the same way as the non-depressed group.
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Finally, after days of obsessive googling, I found the low FODMAP diet, (FODMAPs are a group of fermentable short-chain carbohydrates that cause gastrointestinal hell for IBS sufferers) that which alleviated many of my symptoms, especially the bloating and painful diarrhea.
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And while the company will have to reveal at least some of its hand in its official S-1, my guess is that the polarization around the company will not be alleviated until well after it goes public, if ever.
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Eberle was originally envisioned as the right wing on a line with Tavares and Lee, but his shift to the second line has alleviated pressure on Tavares, the team's leading scorer in seven of his eight seasons with the franchise.
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But by the end of 2016, the blockades were lifted by one armed group, the Libyan National Army, and threats to the oil fields by local adherents of the Islamic State were alleviated by a successful push of opposing militias.
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A segment on how political donations can grease the deregulation of harmful chemicals reinforces this overwhelmed tone, only partly alleviated by the movie's heroes, like the intrepid journalists and activists who daily risk life and limb to rescue these small slaves.
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Part of that, however, could be alleviated if the state acts today: The NCAA, which opposes HB2, set a Thursday deadline for the state to either repeal the law or lose out on its chance to host college championship games.
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Often, these lobbying expenditures are funneled through groups like the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network and other advocacy groups that represent the interests of patients with terminal cancer or chronic pain, whose conditions can be alleviated by taking opioids.
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Sessions also said that he does not support a ban on Muslims entering the U.S. During a break in the action, Durbin told CNN's Manu Raju that he was still troubled by Sessions, and that Sessions had not alleviated his concerns on immigration.
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However, the agency believes the recent introduction of a more flexible exchange-rate mechanism, policies to discourage US dollar hoarding, and improved trade performance have alleviated balance-of-payment pressures and contributed to more than USD4bn in foreign-reserve replenishment during 1Q16.
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"While these are valid concerns, we believe some of the policy and political risks may be alleviated in coming weeks and growth could ultimately also hold up better than recent markets developments may suggest," Barclays economists Michael Gapen and Christian Keller wrote.
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Because if you did have a political system which disincentivised war and alleviated poverty at unprecedented rates, as well as provided people with more wealth and more individual freedom than they had ever had before, it would get very boring very fast.
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A string of inventory draws in the United States and a revival in gasoline demand alleviated a longstanding glut in the New York gasoline hub, drawing interest from shippers in Europe at a time when buying historically eases at the end of August.
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Marketed under the name Unicough, the cocoa-based trial medicine not only dramatically reduced coughing fits and sleep disruption within just 48 hours, but also resulted in twice as many patients ending their treatments early because their symptoms were so successfully alleviated.
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ZURICH, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Bombardier said on Wednesday it had alleviated technical problems that have held up deliveries of trains to Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) as the Canadian plane-and-train-maker aims to complete the long-delayed contract by mid-2021.
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And even though men like Mr. Berg would identify with a cause, Communism, that inflicted far more misery than it ever alleviated — and rendered human dignity subservient to the state — I have always harbored admiration for their courage and sacrifice in Spain.
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These partnerships, on the one hand, allowed these companies to leverage Didi's ride-matching platform, thus leveling the playing field and, on the other hand, alleviated any supply issues Didi faced as a result of the country's strict limitations on car ownership.
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There's also the inevitable chaotic car chase that turns Busan into a video game and, dispiritingly, a car commercial, an egregious tie-in that is somewhat alleviated by the amusing image of a woman warrior's bare foot putting pedal to the metal.
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"There has been a need for cash to ride through this period where there is a revenue shortfall," he said, adding the deficit could be alleviated should help find its way quickly to affected businesses, especially in the travel and hospitality sectors.
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And in few places are the political complexities of health care more glaring than in this poor state with crushing medical needs, substantially alleviated by the Affordable Care Act, but where Republican opposition to the law remains almost an article of faith.
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Ottawa's main concern appears to have been alleviated when captain and star defenseman Erik Karlsson, who missed the final three games with a foot injury, returned to practice Tuesday and said he "absolutely" will be in the lineup for the series opener.
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"Part of why I publicly spoke out is to make clear that this is an issue that needs to be addressed beyond this one incident, so this workplace stress can be alleviated and we can get back to the good work of educating students."
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And while this ad-hoc Facebook group has alleviated the strain on Austin's economy that came from Uber and Lyft leaving, it is simply too risky for unregulated drivers with no background checks to be the long term solution to the city's transportation problem.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday the country could cover EU funding when it leaves the bloc, helping to ease pressure on the pound, as worries over a "hard Brexit" in which Britain loses access to the single market were alleviated a touch.
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The dizzying pivot alleviated some of the tension that's been growing between Washington and Beijing for months, but the move left many people perplexed and was immediately criticized by some Republican lawmakers, like Tennessee senator Marsha Blackburn and Florida senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio.
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But Romney's office said Friday that Committee Chairman Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, alleviated his concerns of a "public spectacle," so he agreed to back the subpoena to a public affairs consultant who worked with Burisma, the Ukrainian energy firm that hired Biden's son Hunter.
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Obama's speech, then, is an implicit recognition that how this paradox gets resolved — if the real suffering of the few can be alleviated without sacrificing the gains of the many — will play a major role in shaping his how tenure in office is perceived.
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"He has worked on humanitarian responses that saved lives and alleviated the suffering of millions of people in Iraq, Syria, Mali, Libya, Haiti, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Pakistan, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and many other countries in West Africa," the White House said.
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Liquidity Pressure Alleviated: Hydoo's liquidity was tight at end-0003H16, with an unrestricted cash balance of CNY794m only covering 44% of CNY1.2bn in short-term debt and the USD80m outstanding convertible bond with Pingan Real Estate Capital Limited, which had early redemption starting in January 2016.
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While testing one of the few 5G-capable smartphones currently available, Jones found that the connection speed went up and down depending on where he stood—a problem that should eventually be alleviated once 5G towers are more prevalent and able to provide thorough, reliable coverage.
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" Providing in-depth historical insight into the "The Glorious Years" (the 1950s to 1970s), McCormack describes how Sitaraman's book "provides us with a much-needed reminder of how economic inequality has been adjudicated in the past—and how it can be more effectively alleviated in the future.
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Meanwhile, the failure of a Syrian state to emerge and the increasing tension within Iran and between it and the Arab Middle East and Israel will probably engender another year of violent stasis and stagnation as long-standing animosities and frustrations are preserved rather than alleviated.
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For a week, we were gripped with shock and anxiety, alleviated only when our sister Muna, then in the United States, was able to contact the American Consulate in Jerusalem and relay the information to us that our family was safe and our house was still standing.
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Vice President Zhou Liyao said at a news conference late on Thursday Great Wall had handled more than 1 trillion yuan in bad debt from financial institutions and alleviated debt burden for more than 300 large and medium-sized state-owned companies through debt-for-equity swaps.
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Unfortunately, the initial results of these conversations often entailed whistle-blower retaliation, including some reports that the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection actually accentuated, rather than alleviated, retaliation problems by allowing VA to keep an internal database of those who spoke out against the agency.
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Today, federal regulatory efforts have largely alleviated acid rain in New York; the idea that every state can take care of its own environmental issues — a claim President Trump made during the campaign, in a promise to shut down the E.P.A. — ignores the mobility of pollutants.
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By the end of that first season, McIntee was largely removed from the drama of the house, both by choice and because the situation that so dominated the narrative—her passionate relationship with Tolleson—was alleviated by him going off to the Honeymoon Suite with another woman.
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Worries over supply were not alleviated on Friday when Russia said it needed more time to decide on a recommendation from a technical committee that has advised the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies to cut production by a further 600,000 barrels per day.
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"On the merits, Chief Justice Roberts' concerns seemed to be alleviated when the Solicitor General clarified that undocumented immigrants—given relief under the programs -- are simply afforded deferred action but none the less are subject to removal proceedings at any time the executive changes its enforcement priorities," she said.
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Concerns about Levi's growth rate would have been alleviated if its shares had remained near the $15 initial midpoint of the IPO pricing, or roughly seven and a half times its earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization, said Arun Daniel, a portfolio manager at J O Hambro Capital Management.
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They would, however, eliminate an Obama-era requirement that held schools liable for incidents that occur off campus and outside of a school-sponsored program or activity — a change that, had it been in place, would have technically alleviated Holland Christian of its obligation to respond to the claim.
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Gadget slowdowns aren't typically just the result of one cause (Apple's recent battery issue being a rare exception) but rather several contributing factors working together, which is why the problem varies between devices (even of the same make and model) and can be alleviated to an extent in some cases.
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"He has worked on humanitarian responses that saved lives and alleviated the suffering of millions of people in Iraq, Syria, Mali, Libya, Haiti, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Pakistan, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and many other countries in West Africa," the White House said in a statement when announcing Mortensen's nomination.
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It sometimes has transformative effects for people who haven't responded to conventional psychiatric medications and were ready to give up hope, says Prakash Masand, a psychiatrist and founder of the Centers of Psychiatric Excellence, which specializes in Ketamine IV therapy for psychiatric conditions that haven't been alleviated by other methods.
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Concerns over a potential trade war between the U.S. and China have been alleviated somewhat after Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed plans Tuesday to further open up the country's economy, with measures including lowering import tariffs on autos, enforcing legal intellectual property of foreign groups and reducing duties on other consumer products.
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In this case, my concerns — including the possibility of an actual strike — were alleviated quickly as WestJet pilots agreed to a mediation process with the airline that is likely to resolve the impasse (which was still ongoing at the time this story was reported, and involves wages and working conditions, among other issues).
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Alas, the accents of its mostly British cast tend to undermine the feeling of authenticity — a problem alleviated by the addition of Mamie Gummer, Meryl Streep's daughter, as an American heiress, and the French actress Jenna Thiam as the working-class daughter of Sabine's chief seamstress who unexpectedly becomes the face of the fashion house.
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The actor, who received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, alleviated the concerns of a worried mother after she tweeted about her young daughter being too scared to wear a Star Wars shirt at school because she thought her classmates would make fun of her for liking films geared toward boys.
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Mr. Hoeven said he would not support Judge Garland, who is the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, because he had not alleviated his discomfort about his perspective on gun rights and federal regulations that would affect those working in farming, ranching and energy sectors.
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Further fears that the most significant action of the week would belong to Major League Baseball — after the Los Angeles Dodgers' deal with the Boston Red Sox to acquire Mookie Betts and David Price — were at last somewhat alleviated by the Golden State Warriors' willingness to trade away D'Angelo Russell on such a frenzied day.
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The White House and conservatives opposed to the current bill are also getting more in sync after White House officials alleviated some conservative concerns by explaining that some measures they are calling for will be achieved in regulations Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price would implement through his administrative authority, a senior administration official said.
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In the same way our renters&apos insurance alleviated the financial burden of replacing our personal belongings — leaving us free to focus solely on relocating in the aftermath of that fire — the life insurance benefit meant we were able to secure a family plot at the cemetery, cover cremation/funeral costs, and purchase a gravestone without added financial burden.
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"With positively trending average selling prices that we believe can approach about $800 in fiscal 2019 and healthy gross margins heading into this 2019 product cycle that are showing no signs of abating ... we believe many of the growth fears on the Street have been alleviated around Apple in the near term," Ives said in a note to clients Thursday.
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"When physical and emotional pain seem to become intolerable or that they cannot be alleviated, individuals may opt to engage in non-suicidal self-injury to direct a controllable pain elsewhere on the body that may also distract from the physical pain, or they may opt to attempt suicide to end suffering without necessarily wanting to die," Westers said by email.
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The study found that the health impacts of an eight-hour workday spent bound to a computer or in a car can be alleviated by activities as simple as cycling at speeds of more than 16 kilometers per hour (about 10 mph) or walking briskly at 5.6 kilometers per hour (about 3.5 mph) for more than 60 minutes each day.
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It's clear much of this is a continuation of a trend that began with last week's FOMC meeting: Finally, it's hard to quantify, but anxiety over the ability of President Trump to pass his agenda of tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and lower regulations has been building for some time and was certainly not alleviated by the FBI/NSA hearings yesterday on the Hill.
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The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has alleviated the situation through government bond purchase program amounting more than 100 billion baht ($13 billion) during 13-20 March 2020, and the reduction and cancellation of BOT bond issuance, while the Monetary Policy Committee has reduced the policy rate to the record-low level of 0.75 percent per year on 20 March 2020.
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Last night's Grammy Awards were 100 hours long and rife with injustice, including an all-too-predictable Album of the Year snub for Beyoncé's Lemonade, a boy pop-punk duo taking off their pants in public, and an inexplicable zero nominations for Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion Side B. However, there was one bright spot that nearly alleviated the sting of the other awful stuff: a Target commercial!
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" In an email on Friday, the White House said Mortensen has worked in the U.S. Agency for International Development's (USAID) Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance for the past 15 years, and "has worked on humanitarian responses that saved lives and alleviated the suffering of millions of people in Iraq, Syria, Mali, Libya, Haiti, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Pakistan, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and many other countries in West Africa.
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Evan encourages the Murphys to believe he and Connor were friends; he grows close to the family, their grief alleviated by the stories he tells them of his relationship with their son, and Zoe begins to fall in love with him; eventually he gives an excruciating address at a school assembly, which on the surface is about Connor, but really is his own fantasy of connection and unconditional love.
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"The anxiety that comes with having acquired wealth is alleviated by having the confidence you can learn what you need to learn," said Charlotte Beyer, author of "Wealth Management Unwrapped Revised and Expanded: Unwrap What You Need to Know and Enjoy the Present " and founder of the Institute for Private Investors, a provider of educational and networking resources for ultrahigh net worth investors and the nonprofit Principle Quest Foundation, which supports education and mentoring for girls and women.
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"The anxiety that comes with having acquired wealth is alleviated by having the confidence you can learn what you need to learn," said Charlotte Beyer, author of "Wealth Management Unwrapped Revised and Expanded: Unwrap What You Need to Know and Enjoy the Present" and founder of the Institute for Private Investors, a provider of educational and networking resources for ultrahigh net worth investors and the nonprofit Principle Quest Foundation, which supports education and mentoring for girls and women.
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