You can focus on ease or the appearance of ease.
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Focus, she suggests, not on ease of use, but ease of cleaning.
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He was at ease enough to make his fans ill at ease.
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The downside to the ease of online subscriptions is the ease of cancelling them.
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LG: So you mentioned ease of use and ease of process, which we're going to get to.
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"This is the way we help ease those tensions, ease those concerns," Dotson told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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Dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, the bugs differ in both the ease of exploit and ease of mitigation.
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"If they do that, the landlords will ease up, and then the tenants will ease up," Chau said.
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"Millennials in particular want ease of access and ease of use on their dime at their convenience," Hill said.
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Nordea economist Dmitry Savchenko said Russia's decision to ease an embargo on food products from Turkey was one factor likely to help ease inflationary pressure.
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It is all keyframe-based and even adds ease in and ease out transitions to create polished moves between your keyframes within the 360-degree capture.
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"We will ease conditions for doing business and implement tax reform to make the taxation system simpler and ease burden for citizens and businesses," Plenkovic said.
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While no brand was significantly better than the others, Briggs & Riley scored higher than most for its ease of carrying, wheelability, ease of packing, and durability.
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I can often feel swamped by people who do what I do with an ease, or, I suppose, what seems like an ease, that I don't understand.
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Thus, "Where one doing a piercing can labor with ease" can clue EARLOBE, because LABOR + EE ("ease") is an anagram, and the whole clue suggests the answer.
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Last month, the U.S. government said it would ease those restrictions until the end of June and could further ease them if ZTE cooperated in "resolving the matter".
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The U.S. government has since said it would ease the restrictions until the end of June and could further ease them if ZTE cooperated in "resolving the matter".
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During an interview, Drexler advises that you use your hands to express yourself because it makes you appear more at ease, which then puts the interviewer at ease.
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Growth, falling to a 25-year low last year, is also expected to ease further as foreign trade shrinks and the excessive reliance on debt is bound to ease.
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There's a sense of ease knowing what lies inside each treasure chest, which bush an enemy will spring from, or the secret tactic that vanquishes a foe with ease.
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If the BOJ were to ease further, it will likely accompany the move with measures to ease the burden ultra-low rates have placed on financial institutions, Momma said.
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The traditional Apple move is to play up ease of use — the ability for pairs of speakers to work together and the ease of pairing an iPhone to the speakers.
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"I think the ease of doing business has improved in Indonesia," Hartarto said, pointing to how Indonesia placed 91 in the World Bank's ease of doing business rankings in 2016.
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"So, if that were to change, I'd be happy to ease at that point, but I don't want to ease if the economy is doing perfectly well without that easing."
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Turkey taking action to ease market concerns : Finance minister.
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A deal would ease the troubled EU-Turkey relationship, open up energy potential in Cypriot waters, and—because Turkey would recognise the reunified state—ease co-operation between the EU and NATO.
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Similarly, because of weaker markets, economies, and inflation rates in other countries, other central banks have also become more inclined to ease, though they have less room to ease than the Fed.
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"We saw an ease of infection and an ease of dissemination of the virus to the salivary glands," Constancia Ayres, the lead scientist in the study, told Globo, Brazil's leading television network.
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The ease with which humans can entertain sinister thoughts and, let's be honest, the ease of turning them into deeds, stands in sharp relief with the difficulty of bearing witness to their images.
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In Japan, many market players expect the BOJ to ease at its next policy meeting in late July to ease the pain from the yen's rise in recent months, which accelerated after Brexit.
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Trump-appointed financial regulators have made some moves to ease Dodd-Frank rules, and it's possible that lawmakers will pass bipartisan legislation this year to ease the regulatory burden on mid-sized banks.
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People (and trade) move between the two nations with ease.
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Smoliy expects inflation to ease to 6.3 percent in 2019.
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It strengthens your core and can help ease chronic pain.
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The ease of doing business indicator also ranks below peers.
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Waiting to see if global trade tensions rise or ease.
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He has no interest whatsoever in putting her at ease.
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Participation in the Olympics would help ease the North's isolation.
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To ease Feinstein's concerns about the future of Roe v.
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Ease and wearability are also key elements of this collection.
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Ease those Flamin' Hot Cheetos in to your sartorial repertoire.
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Demand is expected to ease on Friday, the spokeswoman said.
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There is, of course, a way to ease the paranoia.
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Within the first five minutes, I felt completely at ease.
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The Hadids have recently discovered the ease and comfort tracksuits.
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It is then expected to ease again late next year.
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The purchase could also help ease trade friction with Washington.
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Weak economic data out of China didn't ease fears either.
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Optimistic analysts believed there were signals the tensions could ease.
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Even that ease of fandom transition may be a relic.
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But traders in the options market are not at ease.
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But the agency did temporarily ease its restrictions days later.
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Will and Kate's clear ease and affection for each another.
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You're sacrificing battery life and ease of use for durability.
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I promise to ease up on the autumnal puns. Maybe.
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But that didn't ease her other criticisms of his agency.
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Supportive care, like fluids and rest, can help ease symptoms.
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But at Summerland, he's invited to finally feel at ease.
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And the global economy should rebound if trade tensions ease.
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The police will watch closely to ease concerns about crime.
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Luckily, its ease of setup might make up for it.
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It's a smooth formula that glides onto lashes with ease.
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She's swimming with ease and sleeping alongside her mom, Bibi.
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The holy grail of product design is ease of use.
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Those are good ideas that may ease the 5G strain.
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She encourages newbies (like Margot) to ease into their expectations.
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It was hard to find people who looked at ease.
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You can ease into saving without feeling too much pain.
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But diplomacy may not ease tensions in the host countries.
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The FBI agents involved later said Flynn seemed at ease.
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Lowe's announced several steps to ease political concerns in Quebec.
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Still, the pressure on tobacco companies is unlikely to ease.
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People from both sides of the border cross with ease.
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So these levies probably aren't going to ease trade tensions.
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That's a great way to ease the pain of delivery.
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Low inflation is one reason the Fed may ease policy.
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Disability insurance can ease the financial damage of workplace hazards.
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China watchers said the announcement may further ease trade tensions.
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Additional reports could ease investor fears of an earnings recession.
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A computer makes complex calculations with remarkable speed and ease.
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Bringing your confidence to the table will come with ease.
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The ease of swiping comes at a hefty cost though.
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There's ease with wealth, and I think, uptightness with scarcity.
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Of course, the kitchen guru answered this one with ease.
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Establishing the service on Android would obviously ease that transition.
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Tyson even tried to ease the situation by telling B.o.
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No. Will it be any reason to ease monetary policy?
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At the same time, governments started to ease fiscal austerity.
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So if INSTEX goes online, that could ease the situation.
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It was his way of making everyone feel at ease.
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Cornell's timing throughout is impeccable, acknowledging every pause with ease.
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If he is taking his ease, give him no rest.
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However, the ease and convenience are worth it to me.
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She walks the red carpet with such elegance and ease.
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Perhaps forging a new Sabbath tradition would ease her loneliness.
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I did nothing in the moment, except slowly ease away.
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That will heighten pressure on the BOJ to ease again.
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It may release 100 prisoners on parole to ease overcrowding.
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The term XR is supposed to help ease that confusion.
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Meanwhile, the Tigers moved down the field with relative ease.
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Barr's oblique response on Tuesday did little to ease them.
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Unsurprisingly, this did little to ease US relations with Russia.
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They felt "somewhat ill at ease," Carter wrote years later.
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I felt more at ease with myself and more expressive.
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How did you get them to ease up on you?
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" "The greater the intellect, the more ease in its misdirection.
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Kalanick has since tried to ease the outrage of customers.
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She does it with ease, and she executes it perfectly.
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But that doesn't ease Catherine's immediate concerns for her daughter.
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Growth for the fourth quarter is also expected to ease.
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ING said the central bank might ease well before October.
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She had originally been expected to win Kentucky with ease.
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He says the shot to ease neck pain worked well.
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Venture capitalists feel increasingly at ease about the technology involved.
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Just ease into it, and take advantage of vets' consultations.
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He cannot ease the pain by ramping up public spending.
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It may even put other friendly governments ill at ease.
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One would ease disclosure requirements for banks on mortgage loans.
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Term limits for consultants would help ease those structural anomalies.
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Italy introduced the 'GACS' scheme to ease bad loan sales.
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However that concern appeared to ease after Xi's comments Tuesday.
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Japanese insurer Sompo's involvement will ease Trov's launch into Japan.
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Careful planning and strong supports help to ease these transitions.
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If they arrive, the current crisis will ease, officials predict.
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Here we haven't reached to this level of ease yet.
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He seemed totally at ease: smiling, hands in his pockets.
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He located things with an efficient ease I found disconcerting.
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But Drucker is plainly more at ease in the spotlight.
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Chengguan need a place like this to ease their stress.
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They reach all the way to my bed with ease.
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It's why he tells lies with such ease and glee.
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Let it interpret its mandate and act with greater ease.
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Annie is pleased to show off her ease with Scripture.
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You will not be put at ease by my response.
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This must ease his staff's heartburn, but it neuters him.
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Using this cockpit, you can pilot your plane with ease.
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They attach back in with ease, making organization a breeze.
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" If that's the case, she says, "ease up a bit.
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And when I do, they go on with more ease.
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But the injustice of their circumstance doesn't ease the burden.
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Beyond the crest, he knew, he'd be gliding with ease.
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But lawmakers on Friday were able to ease some worries.
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He described touching me and the ease of our intimacy.
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It was nowhere near enough to ease the growing anger.
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Parents can use:A humidifier to ease stuffy or runny noses.
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But be careful when using medications to ease the symptoms.
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In response, lenders expect to ease other credit standards further.
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Down the stretch on Tuesday, however, Rose looked at ease.
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Gladden feels private, allowing you to feel totally at ease.
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Ease in to 2019 by clicking through the gallery above.
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Unions are ill at ease helping management control sexual harassment.
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"God wants ease for you, not hardship," the scripture says.
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At least Advil exists to help ease it a little.
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The result could manipulate prodigious amounts of information with ease.
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I had always felt that he was not at ease.
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The Watch is all about convenience and ease of use.
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The ease with which someone could do this is frightening.
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"Because of the ease of reaching people", Gabriel tells me.
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This suggests Monday's indiscriminate selling in the Gulf will ease.
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Many analysts expect the BOJ to ease at its Sept.
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THE EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IS ALREADY AN ATTRACTION HERE.
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On the flip side, its downfall is ease of use.
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A masseuse was on hand to physically ease the tension.
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Creating one could help ease Iran's concerns about sanctions relief.
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As always, they were so at ease with each other.
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He is most at ease, though, when he has company.
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The vacuum tackles both carpet and hard flooring with ease.
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He seemed totally at ease as Siegmund: pained, brooding, passionate.
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Some yoga classes are specifically formatted to help ease stress.
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But there are actions and policies that could ease it.
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The drugs helped ease the emotional turmoil initially, many said.
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Habit and ease are now the domain of the platform.
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To the curators' credit, they ease viewers into this world.
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The growing popularity of cremation has helped ease the demand.
|
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So what can be done to help ease this conflict?
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Tommen, on the other hand, looked very ill at ease.
|
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Steve Singer uses a hula hoop to ease his anxieties.
|
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Perhaps the key comparison comes down to ease versus intensity.
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She dispatched coloratura runs and filigree with ease and agility.
|
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"Don't worry, you'll ease into it," Ms. Dineen told him.
|
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He was pleased with the quality and ease of construction.
|
|
Abe visited Tehran in June to try to ease tensions.
|
|
Bitsy's appeal doesn't lie entirely in its ease of use.
|
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Still, the president seemed entirely at ease with his audience.
|
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President Trump reportedly has no plans to ease his tariffs.
|
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And he has found reasons to feel more at ease.
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I was overwhelmed by the power matched with the ease.
|
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France has met every challenge and passed them with ease.
|
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For one thing, there isn't much policy space to ease.
|
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In recent years, however, these strains have started to ease.
|
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Staying here is mostly about the BoardWalk ease of access.
|
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The result is a nimble, slippery ease, entirely his own.
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I was not quite nervous but definitely ill at ease.
|
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He had such a way of putting people at ease.
|
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A belief you can pass legislation to ease our grief.
|
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I saw the ease and quickness that comes with TikTok.
|
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Either way, greater ease in passing legislation is sorely needed.
|
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Her ease with the script's gentle humor is most welcome.
|
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Still, the threats had helped him ease tensions with China.
|
|
In both cases, economists had expected growth rates to ease.
|
|
Though food stamps help ease the burden, they are inadequate.
|
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He handled his only chance in the field with ease.
|
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Some cities are already taking steps to ease draconian policing.
|
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I envied my teammates' sense of entitlement, their natural ease.
|
|
In 1947, with mounting pressure to ease racial hostilities, Gen.
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But care packages of focaccia and cigarettes ease the strain.
|
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BMW i Interaction EASE showed what's possible with autonomous vehicles.
|
|
That would limit the central bank's ability to ease policy.
|
|
France has also stepped up diplomatic initiatives to ease tensions.
|
|
But ease up — the skies may dry up this weekend.
|
|
I realize you want to ease your son's mind now.
|
|
Welcoming more women into trucking would certainly ease the shortage.
|
|
France stepped up diplomatic initiatives on Saturday to ease tensions.
|
|
Being in Grandma's presence seemed to ease them for her.
|
|
The ease and excellence of the partnership belie its complexity.
|
|
They evaluated each part's design, ease of manufacturing and cost.
|
|
Designs are configured for ease of construction, repair and maintenance.
|
|
Does this put you at ease or make you uncomfortable?
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SO WE ARE TRYING TO BLEND GREAT EXPERIENCE, EASE CONVENIENCE.
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But she is clearly at ease in Mr. Trump's world.
|
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The improvements should ease traffic bottlenecks that threaten economic growth.
|
|
"When I'm here my mind's not at ease," he said.
|
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He has an ability to really put me at ease.
|
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Both leaned forward in their chairs and seemed at ease.
|
|
She felt the display helped ease her feelings of hopelessness.
|
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Your presence alone will help ease them through the storm.
|
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More residential development will help ease the demand, he said.
|
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"He could score the ball with such ease," Heavner said.
|
|
When the gel set, she helped ease their hands out.
|
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Get a holiday buddy to ease the stress of hosting.
|
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The hope is that political tensions will ease by then.
|
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The hope is that political tensions will ease by then.
|
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Give it a little time, and you'll ease right in.
|
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To ease the anxieties that erupt amid rapid demographic change?
|
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She was candid in conversation, if not quite at ease.
|
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For the sake of ease, they cut off Susan's shirt.
|
|
The trade commission's decision seemed likely to ease that strain.
|
|
He will be able to defend himself with greater ease.
|
|
Russia has been climbing in the World Bank's ease of doing business ratings, rising from 120th in 2012 to 35th in 2017, overtaking America in the ease of starting a business and enforcing contracts.
|
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"Hence, more than having to consider whether there is space to ease or not, the central bank appears to think that there is not much of a need to ease to begin with," it said.
|
|
Wednesday's figures should ease inflation concerns among European Central Bank officials.
|
|
Being ill at ease was the norm throughout my formative years.
|
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Courtiers have been recently working to ease the Queen s workload.
|
|
But China's increased pump-priming will ease the transition, he added.
|
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"Just a game" is an analgesic we swallow to ease the
|
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Representing team USA, Jessie completely crushes the obstacle with incredible ease.
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This is the ease with which its atoms can shed electrons.
|
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But Dianna hoped her family's Hollywood dreams would ease her struggles.
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Wouldn't it be better to ease their suffering here on earth?
|
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At least we have endless FNL marathons to ease our misery.
|
|
Flynn's fall does nothing to ease Trump's Russia-related political crisis.
|
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It might also ease sufferers' minds to know they aren't alone.
|
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Does the ease of getting around the city make a difference?
|
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Another suggested that it might help ease psychological distress and depression.
|
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You may just need to ease your way into the trend.
|
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Nadia is immediately confident in this new loop, navigating with ease.
|
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Let's ease the stress with a quick, relaxing run through Hawaii.
|
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The headwinds would not ease in the final quarter, he said.
|
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The key to Beek's simple success is its ease of use.
|
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Now I try my best always to put participants at ease.
|
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Tesla's Autopilot is only supposed to ease the highway-driving task.
|
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This ensured ease of transport, while also creating an artificial provenance.
|
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It said the clutter prevented "normal ease" of exiting the home.
|
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It's a highly evolved biped, walking and balancing seemingly with ease.
|
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I expect third-party caps to ease this problem as well.
|
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Only after that, he could solve these problems with such ease.
|
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Her student loan company did not help ease her financial woes.
|
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Hackers could pull Nissan EVs out of people's garages with ease.
|
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Body parts can be bought with ease in the United States.
|
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It applied onto my hand smoothly and blended out with ease.
|
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The ease of financing a multiplex can depend on the lender.
|
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With a little bit of ease and something which is quintessential.
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The Bank of Japan insists it can ease further if necessary.
|
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It would also ease the financial strain on working-class families.
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Start with at-home prep work to ease yourself into it.
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It was an odd experience, but it did ease my suffering.
|
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Vietnam has good reason to ease up on civic-minded citizens.
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It's this last pain point that V2I is meant to ease.
|
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He couldn't sink baskets with the ease that he normally does.
|
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It's meant for tooling around the city with style and ease.
|
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Foreign clothing brands are also pressing the government to ease up.
|
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That price will ease to $1.84 a gallon in January 2021.
|
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Agile simply means being able to move quickly and with ease.
|
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Maybe you're drunk, or maybe you're just relaxed and at ease.
|
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But there are certain tricks that can help ease the pressure.
|
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Solid metal is forced apart into tiny, twisted fragments with ease.
|
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If oil rebounds to around $60, pressure will ease, he said.
|
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The former presidents were "somewhat ill at ease," Carter said later.
|
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Italy's primary surplus, which excludes interest payments, is expected to ease.
|
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Usually, the less I show, the more at ease I feel.
|
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The company is hoping the move will help ease antitrust concerns.
|
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It mildly shocks her, his ease in admitting this, his confidence.
|
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So much of the beauty industry now is catered toward ease.
|
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It will ease the burden of student debt for many graduates.
|
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It's big enough that you can open multiple windows with ease.
|
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But these memes can ease partners into a conversation about it.
|
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Doing this a few times can rack up earnings with ease.
|
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Messrs Bainimarama and Sayed-Khaiyum have worked to ease these tensions.
|
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The relative ease of finding practitioners online is also a factor.
|
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Guam's Pacific Daily News didn't help ease people's fears any, either.
|
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Even other Republicans have called to ease regulations on the drug.
|
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These seven yoga poses will help ease your anxiety and stress.
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I was really nervous but they put us all at ease.
|
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In our short time watching, she was affable and at ease.
|
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Tehran could ease some terms associated with the project, he added.
|
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The ban in China may also ease the currency's governance problems.
|
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The ease and convenience of subscriptions is difficult to compete against.
|
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That, too, will ease the process of making the technique practical.
|
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Ultimately, being prepared is an easy way to ease the tension.
|
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Efforts to ease such pressures on the capital have been dramatic.
|
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The headwinds facing banks (Signature) and pharmaceuticals (Pacira) won't ease soon.
|
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Yet I was never at ease in my sense of self.
|
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But it is unlikely to ease tensions between Madrid and Barcelona.
|
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Athletes vouch for its ability to ease muscle soreness after training.
|
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The SPD is ready to ease the austerity Greece must swallow.
|
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The horse echoes the ease they share and cements their bond.
|
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"I'mma take my time and ease on into that," he replied.
|
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Its ease of use isn't the Polygon's biggest selling point, however.
|
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As humans we all want to live more peacefully with ease.
|
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The government said in May it planned to ease that policy.
|
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Expectations ease some next year and put inflation at 3.5 percent.
|
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While the news helped ease market concerns, experts are remaining cautious.
|
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Carmakers' quiet embrace of E15 may start to ease such fears.
|
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The speaker plays music that's been found to ease dogs' anxiety.
|
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The American Trucking Association has been lobbying to ease those rules.
|
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But it's not clear that it will help to ease tension.
|
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S. talks would ease trade tensions between the two economic superpowers.
|
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But certain personalities have done their best to ease my burden.
|
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He seemed more at ease, like maybe he'd reconsidered the Scotch.
|
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At the same time, Citi expects supply may begin to ease.
|
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There's nothing I can say that's going to ease your frustration.
|
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Could you possibly ease off the gas just the tiniest bit?
|
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On tape, sitting across from McGraw, he looks ill at ease.
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Mitko is slender and beautiful, utterly at ease yet achingly remote.
|
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Agreement could ease concerns about an escalation in global trade tensions.
|
|
Open borders ease the flow of exports as well as individuals.
|
|
The bill also restricted the President's ability to ease the sanctions.
|
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Suspending operations over the holiday would ease the pressure, they added.
|
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And then, a plea: "Familiar faces would ease the butterflies. Come."
|
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Then, Macy's must still find ways to ease pressure on profits.
|
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Macri's administration has launched some initiatives to help ease the pain.
|
|
Analysts had expected quarterly growth would ease marginally to 1.6 percent.
|
|
It had been expected to ease slightly from September's 5.8 percent.
|
|
He talked over both her and moderator Lester Holt with ease.
|
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He had a gift for making people feel instantly at ease.
|
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This will create organized fashion, ease of function, a true market.
|
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The crabs catch the birds with startling ease, according to Laidre.
|
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No amount of success or money that could ease that loss.
|
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Ease My Mind here is out September 22 via Merge Records.
|
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However, Ward's work instigates neither a sense of ease nor welcome.
|
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I'd tell them to ease off a bit or be careful.
|
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The primary surplus, which excludes interest payments, is expected to ease.
|
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Unlike much modern recipe writing, Wong's focus isn't speed or ease.
|
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One thing's for sure ... she puts our minds at ease too.
|
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"And we hope the they can ease other children's pain too."
|
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would ease slightly.
|
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The agency said it would ease the restrictions until June 30th.
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Within minutes, everything melts away and I feel completely at ease.
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She said she'll be returning her diploma to ease her conscience.
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It's the only place I really feel at ease these days.
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The agency said it would ease the restrictions until June 30.
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Your loved ones may find that these services ease their pain.
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A decision to ease will likely result in a split vote.
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The euro also ease, to $1.0845, from Monday's high of $1.0970.
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I felt really at ease with her, in a plain way.
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I feel at ease when she leaves me and goes home.
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Apple will give $2.5 billion to help ease California's housing crisis.
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After all, she has scaled bothMount Kilimanjaroand reachedEverest base campwith ease.
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President Bush's warmth, charm and graciousness immediately put me at ease.
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It's converted by the liver into morphine that can ease pain.
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Wilde's levity helped to ease the heavy feeling in the room.
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The biggest selling point for Karma is its ease of use.
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Of course, they speak in automatic harmony (and with total ease).
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He seemed completely at ease, even when sketches threatened to stall.
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Christians said the tensions began to ease a few weeks later.
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Alberta this week said it would now ease those curtailments slightly.
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If children were starving, America was obliged to ease their suffering.
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It would also ease local credit conditions, thus helping GDP growth.
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Studies have shown this approach can help ease depression and anxiety.
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Jobs growth should ease some fears about a broader economic slowdown.
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The Germans seemed to think so during lend-ease in WWII.
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Kardashian and Bendjima seemed at ease with all these circumstances however.
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International organizations give Georgia top marks for ease of doing business.
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Juncker's comments do nothing to ease tensions with the Trump administration.
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Mentally strong people appear to go through life with relative ease.
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Analysts had expected quarterly growth would ease marginally to 1.7 percent.
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He's reserved, but seems at ease answering all sorts of questions.
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It can handle both speed work and long runs with ease.
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Some versions called for pitted cherries for greater ease of eating.
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I completed my purchase with ease at the self-checkout station.
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He explains why he is there, and the tensions ease up.
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This helped ease any tensions due to my temporarily divided attention.
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It said growth could ease further to 6.8 percent in 2016.
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Yep, the bed handled a hefty load of stuff with ease.
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In its hard-earned ease among the perils of the American
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Or ease the ACA's regulations to allow less expensive insurance policies?
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The survey also showed that price pressures would ease in October.
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"I spend a lot of time trying to ease that anxiety."
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But there's value in not giving control over to ease sometimes.
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Data is one way to ease that added Dodd-Frank paperwork.
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On Tuesday, Obama appeared at ease back on the campaign trail.
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Economists had forecast GDP to ease in 2018 to 3.1 percent.
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They can ease grid congestion and help avoid new infrastructure investments.
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There are ways to ease the pain of rising gas prices.
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Finally, they can monitor and directly update production models with ease.
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I wanted to pull off a small shoulder bag with ease.
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Read This Next: A Mindfulness Trick Can Help You Ease Anxiety
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He misses the ease of promotion Rentboy brought to his work.
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"I'd never felt as at ease with anyone before," she says.
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At first, I couldn't move, I was scared yet at ease.
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What did you do in the moment to ease your mind?
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What's important for me now is just being at ease onstage.
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With more pipelines coming on line, concerns about supply should ease.
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Strikingly similar stories from other single moms ease my confusion, though.
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Esfahani seems less at ease in lyrical or gently dancing episodes.
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Substituting can be a great way to ease back into teaching.
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The Traveler's Choice Smart USB suitcase checks that box with ease.
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But absent the ease of payroll deduction, they mostly do not.
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I really think that people should put their minds at ease.
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City transportation officials have also taken steps to ease the crowding.
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Misinformation spreads with ease, and open platforms amplify voices of panic.
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To ease the pressure, the Fed also began buying T-bills.
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Warm, sunny weather helped ease the immediate threat of more flooding.
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But that did not ease concerns about rot in the system.
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But the Chinese government recently said it would ease that requirement.
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Why do seemingly well-adjusted people rape and deny with ease?
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Now, you can do it with ease on Amazon Prime Video.
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I aim to spread awareness and put people's minds at ease.
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An upset win in Alabama would ease some of that pressure.
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Unfortunately, it likely won't do much to ease anyone's Solo concerns.
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The North, conversely, wants Mr. Moon to help ease sanctions first.
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Lifting the tariffs on Canada will ease that pain, officials say.
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To ease the blow, Micron appears to have found a workaround.
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That won't rule out awkwardness, but it might help ease it.
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Moving to a two-year budget process might ease annual pressures.
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Holzhauer's ease making large bets was one reason for his success.
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SEVIGNY I don't want to say chill but — there's an ease.
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Spring's ease has come with a bittersweet taste this time around.
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She has an upbeat, easygoing manner that puts people at ease.
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Trump's method is the opposite: He wants people ill at ease.
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He had flipped his suitcase into the overhead bin with ease.
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And it just looked like he did it with such ease.
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Beneath the pleasantries, they were working to ease a diplomatic crisis.
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Nationally, an informal network of businesses mobilized to ease the pain.
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The place where Gold feels most at ease is the ice.
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But it's important to gradually ease into your own personal growth.
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Within a few months of treatment, her depression began to ease.
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In Hanoi, Trump learned how desperate Kim is to ease sanctions.
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Even Chinese state media has called on employers to ease back.
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It certainly wasn't the ease with which I move through life.
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How does social media complicate or ease family estrangement, and why?
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Ryu retired the next three batters with ease, two via groundouts.
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A gaseous ramble, it veers from lamentations to accusations with ease.
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I never felt at ease, so I stayed on the sidelines.
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General unfamiliarity with smartwatches didn't ease the Apple Watch's lukewarm debut.
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The camera helped ease the transition to independence, Ms. Luft said.
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Second, fiscal measures to ease the impact on businesses and households.
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The St. Paul raccoon scaled the two-story building with ease.
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Stock markets have plunged, prompting central banks to ease monetary policies.
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An expanded Senate majority could ease the confirmation of those loyalists.
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The new NetNewsWire, by comparison, handles everything with ease and speed.
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"Just trying to distract myself" to ease the nerves, she said.
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In the countries that accept medical use, ease of access varies.
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So it is that ease of use, a lot of it.
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Though it should ease up in the next couple of days.
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And, the surprising ease of shutting down an airport using drones.
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Residents of Wuhan are still fearful, despite the ease in constraints.
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What you sacrifice in crunch you gain in ease of preparation.
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Her movies are like cinematic Klonopin, designed to ease your mind.
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Her relief at being done with you will ease her devastation.
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But it's still soft enough to fold and unfold with ease.
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O'Neill-Stephens saw how Jeeter's unconditional love put participants at ease.
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But when the second emir came, Zanna felt more at ease.
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The company pledged $1 billion to help ease California's housing crisis.
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Mr. Trump appeared at ease in front of a supportive audience.
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Part of the app's mission is ease of use and accessibility.
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Sometimes the best suggestion to them is to ease up academically.
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Customers seem to like the durability, power, and ease of use.
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Such policies, if successful, could ease the demand for rental units.
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Reform your ease of doing business, the regulations, the red tape.
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She's thoughtful, serious, at ease with her own silence and fears.
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New rules to ease consolidation should at least offer some relief.
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He appreciated the Prime Minister's initiatives in 'ease of doing business.
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If implemented, the Clean Power Plan will help ease those effects.
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However, if the yen spikes, the central bank may ease again.
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Children, by contrast, react with ease to new environments and challenges.
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If it continues to ease, it can run out of tools.
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Blaming Bloomberg is a tidy way to ease his own burden.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Tsipras tried to ease the tension with Turkey.
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China could say it plans to ease back on government support.
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Donald Trump is the worst person to possibly ease people's fears.
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There was no morphine available to ease her suffering and pain.
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Continued strong play by Levy would ease some of that fuss.
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Such supreme ease of use was Uber's founding stroke of genius.
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They have a theatrical ease that is missing from other sections.
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Some investors worry the bank will ease policy too far tmsnrt.
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But a surge in Yahoo's stock price will ease the sting.
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Connected traffic lights help cities ease congestion in high-traffic areas.
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Ease yourself into meeting new people with a larger group activity.
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"For me, Jerry maneuvers through those righties with ease," Collins said.
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He was now carrying some of our equipment, with pointed ease.
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Nurnberger was a gracious server but, understandably, not quite at ease.
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More rarely, Botox treatments are used to ease the painful spasms.
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It is certainly true that a new president could ease tensions.
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Pope Francis, for one, called for the countries to ease tensions.
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Social media steps in to ease the Cape Town water crisis.
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The military is trying to ease the strain on those troops.
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Such high-level diplomacy has helped ease tensions along the border.
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His assurances seem unlikely to ease political pressure on the bank.
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Track it all with ease using a Toshl Finance Medici Plan.
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How much heroin would she need to ease her pain then?
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Using it, students can submit up to 20173 applications with ease.
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Let Americans living overseas mail their ballots cheaply and with ease.
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He is no less at ease among the country's political class.
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Coming from the South, sometimes you'd rather just ease things over.
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This might be just the device to ease your separation anxiety.
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But they're still looking sometimes to get a cash flow ease.
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Trust connections that make you feel at ease, not on edge.
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Ease of use — How easy is it to use your points?
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For babysitters, technology has added ease to finding jobs as well.
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But analysts think used prices will ease because inventories are rising.
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We felt more in sync and at ease with one broker.
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She has an analytical mind and is at ease with technology.
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Save on this heated massager and ease some of the tension.
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Send yourself a grocery list, so you can shop with ease!
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Bankruptcy could also help ease the financial pressure on PG&E.
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The theme here is ease and convenience for all, including us.
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Here are some tips on how to ease back into work.
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Ease in with the odd all-ages show at your venue.
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Better organization, more context, helping to identify credibility, ease of use.
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Aiming for warm, breezy ease, he veers into a quiet claustrophobia.
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In the second round, they took down Kansas with relative ease.
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The microwave is beloved for its speed and ease of use.
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The change would ease a possible merger with German peer ProSiebenSat.
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During sleepless nights, he prayed for guidance to ease their suffering.
|
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Petrobras late on Wednesday said it would slash diesel prices by 10 percent for 15 days to ease pressure while the government tries to reach a permanent deal with truckers to ease price pressure more permanently.
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House passes bill to ease stock sale disclosures: The House on Thursday passed a bill meant to ease capital access for small company stock sales, which Democrats fear would put investors at risk with limited information.
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He tours cannabis testing laboratories with the ease of someone who could be a budtender himself, and signals to marijuana business owners that, if elected, he would ease the bureaucracy that many view as overly burdensome.
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"If there is any risk of declining inflation expectations affecting achievement of our price target ... we won't hesitate to further ease monetary conditions," he said, signaling the BOJ's readiness to ease again as early as this month.
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Since China's policymakers re-launched the debt-for-equity scheme in October to ease the borrowing overhang of its struggling firms, the country's banks have rushed to sign deals with state-owned enterprises to ease their burden.
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"If there is any risk of declining inflation expectations affecting achievement of our price target ... we won't hesitate to further ease monetary conditions," he said, signalling the BOJ's readiness to ease again as early as this month.
|
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Both candidates interrupted Quijano or simply talked over her with aggressive ease.
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Friday's decision could set back efforts to ease marijuana laws in Kansas.
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Not every step toward a brighter tomorrow comes with ease, of course.
|
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Mr Abe's government is trying several ways to ease the demographic crunch.
|
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Fortunately, the government has some room to ease back on fiscal consolidation.
|
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To ease the pain of adjustment he borrowed, until investors turned tail.
|
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The ease in which a user could be mislead is extremely high.
|
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"That helped ease the question of whether I was loved," he says.
|
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A settlement would ease investor concerns about the repercussions of the litigation.
|
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With a more stable dollar, the dampening effect on inflation should ease.
|
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"But ease into it, and don't stop paying attention to your budget."
|
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Israel did not signal that it is willing to ease the blockade.
|
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If current challenges do not ease, the banks could face further downgrades.
|
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The ease of use is not a new feature to the Eero.
|
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Their insurance company can ease the burden or make it even worse.
|
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The websites significantly contribute to the ease and scale of sex trafficking.
|
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The company also cancelled thousands of day trip tickets to ease congestion.
|
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The shortfall should ease to 2.5 percent in 2017, the government said.
|
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For one thing, it could ease the pain of international money transfers.
|
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Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria took measures to ease the situation.
|
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But J&J's efforts may not be enough to ease weary consumers.
|
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Getting back to work assisting others helped ease Pierce's nerves, he said.
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Widodo has sought to ease tension and improve welfare by building infrastructure.
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Handle's spins are way more calming and almost put me at ease.
|
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Pet-friendly shelters may ease the problem slightly, she told Reuters Health.
|
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HSBC economist Izumi Devalier expects the BOJ to ease policy this week.
|
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The Vatican hopes that persecution of Catholics in China will now ease.
|
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Many CRBI customers simply want the ease of movement some passports offer.
|
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Bitcoin's developers have tried various tweaks and workarounds to ease the jam.
|
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Consumers have become accustomed to the ease of quickly tossing things away.
|
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It's a super slick solution that blends strength with ease of use.
|
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They combine the ease of magnets with the strength of mechanical clasps.
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Seeing Martinez so at ease, the officer decided to skip the search.
|
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The Chinook helicopters lifted off, and Richard Hunter's mind was at ease.
|
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Several top officials have been given interim jobs to ease their exit.
|
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During a commercial break, Santoli says, Sajak asked him to ease up.
|
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She could rattle off Swayze trivia with the ease of a scholar.
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Plus, it can withstand any weather and face unexpected conditions with ease.
|
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On occasion Yiannopoulos didn't ease his masters at Breitbart in gently enough.
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If the tests comes back negative, you've put your mind at ease.
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Choosing Warren, a heroine to the progressive movement, could ease that deficit.
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It is a darkly sardonic statement of societal dis-ease and discontent.
|
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Netflix sells its product on volume, personalisation and ease of user experience.
|
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And with hardware-based function controls, you can customize settings with ease.
|
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And officials say the problem won't ease until at least mid-June.
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These are massive improvements for both ease of use and mainstream appeal.
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So Heidi came up with a brilliant plan to ease his anxiety.
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To ease that burden, Tucker said homebuyers should scale down their expectations.
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The bag included pills, such as vitamins marketed to ease breast pain.
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Lord please ease their pain and give them strength during this time.
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" Geidner writes that Giuliani "sounded both at ease — and ready to fight.
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House Republicans probably hoped the slow pace of change would ease worries.
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Finally, for ease of use, Siri and Google were the tops here.
|
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Central banks have started cutting rates and are expected to ease further.
|
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Rebounding from a failed merger, Vizio is putting ease of use first.
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The ease with which Switch save data can be lost is astonishing.
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His is a mind which readily produces poetry with ease and eloquence.
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There were no bandages, ointments, stitches, or morphine to ease the pain.
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To some people it's creepy, but it puts my heart at ease.
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Over the years, Israeli officials have proposed ways to ease the suffering.
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The planned sell-offs should ease some of the hard-currency strains.
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The adventurous little boy even seemed at ease atop a giant jetski.
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Hopefully, the photos below will help ease some of that FOMO pain.
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Maybe, like most people, his ease with knocking boots increased with age.
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Comfort food can ease your pain a little when you're feeling sad.
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With everyone at ease, our meditation leader began playing the Tibetan bowls.
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Seventeen House Democrats are urging bank regulators to ease a derivatives rule.
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There has to be an ease to it — youth helps, as well.
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Remotes, if included, were used tested for ease of use and accuracy.
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Ordermark isn't alone in its quest to ease restaurants' online ordering pain.
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Newcomers should ease into the sport with shorter or less competitive races.
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The interdisciplinary collection of works tackles Knockdown's large gallery spaces with ease.
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We hope they ease up kind of like the music guys did.
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The Obama administration has made several regulatory changes to ease that process.
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Trump indicated he hoped China would ease off agricultural tariffs in reciprocation.
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Although, it can handle a large chicken or small turkey with ease.
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Others noted the uncertainty over Brexit wasn't likely to ease anytime soon.
|
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To ease you into the idea, peep the 16 plastic pieces ahead.
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"It helps ease the burden on them [if something happens]," she says.
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If governments do not restrict carbon emissions, Shell can ease up too.
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He can play the part of a bad-boy with ease. 6.
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It's able to hop over power cords and thick rugs with ease.
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It's never accidentally fallen off in any scenario, yet unclasps with ease.
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Kuwaiti and U.S. attempts to ease the row have yielded little progress.
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I was lucky to have Taylor to ease that paranoia for me.
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Characters walk out of stable jobs and into new ones with ease.
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The constitutional change could also ease Erdogan's push for greater presidential powers.
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I love doing this for the points and the ease of paying.
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"There is a lot of consideration around ease of communication," he said.
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Making these minor changes may also help ease the dreaded belly bloat.
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Such gestures can ease holiday stress and show someone that you care.
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The diplomatic effort to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula continued apace.
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It's an ad hawking a cane that helps people walk with ease.
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Saudi Arabia has promised aid to help ease the country's economic woes.
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An involvement in Alitalia could ease tensions with the government, analysts said.
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And their natural ease with children was on display throughout Meghan's pregnancy.
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Reassurance: Pick someone who helps ease the nerves of an anxious nation.
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Obstacles will come up this morning, but things will ease up tonight.
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The best preparation is to gradually ease into the five-day plan.
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Luff said that the controller handles the waves and water with ease.
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It's very important to be able to put people at their ease.
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Those problems are expected to ease next year with new pipeline capacity.
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So we are hoping that deflationary environment will ease a bit yes.
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So the ease of living is just unreal compared to those experiences.
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But in our quintessentially Las Vegas style, we never ease into anything.
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Even without an output freeze, Citi expects the supply glut may ease.
|
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Kitchee's captain, Huang Yang, said he hoped football could help ease tensions.
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We suggest the whole Bunch go door-to-door to ease tensions.
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After a hesitant beginning, Chan soon began performing the steps with ease.
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Officials say this is essential to ease acquisitions for faster economic growth.
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It rolled on a ball and could handle corners with enviable ease.
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She was so down to earth and she put me at ease.
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He regularly played the violin to ease the pain of his loss.
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A prehensile tail allows this creature to move along branches with ease.
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This can ease the discomfort and possibly hurry along the recovery process.
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The idea is to move Uber's ease of use to the sky.
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Twelve minutes into the high, I was bottoming with ease and enthusiasm.
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The DMV rapper bring his double time flow that complements Miguel's ease.
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The video even stresses its ease and convenience in a home setting.
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Manager Joe Maddon plans to ease Contreras back into action this week.
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Initially, they both got stopped until Travis ordered security to ease up.
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This would certainly help ease the burden on Facebook's on-call team.
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The Obama-appointed NLRB issued dozens of rulings to ease union organizing.
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If they don't ease, the yen will strengthen and stocks will fall.
|
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A few other Trump picks could move through Congress with relative ease.
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Republicans aren't expected to ease their political fire heading into the hearing.
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Its weaknesses include ease of hiring, and zoning and land use laws.
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Ease and naiveté existed, with no thought to race or skin color.
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I also have a newfound ease and can hold notes for longer.
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Again, the underlying principle through all of this is ease of use.
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Still, a couple of assists against Sunderland would temporarily ease his suffering.
|
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President-elect Donald Trump has said he wants to ease federal regulations.
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The dollar's gains could ease going into next year as a result.
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Whisk, blend, and chop with ease, with this hand blender's included attachments.
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"In Barcelona I was much more at ease with it," said Wolff.
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He changes direction with ease, and misdirects defenders with subtle shoulder feints.
|
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What better to ease the pain than with some online retail therapy.
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Prince William, dressed down in jeans, looks at ease surrounded by family.
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The ease of access doesn't appeal to all musicians, or their labels.
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There's an insulating and isolating effect that comes with too much ease.
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They should ease in the back half of the year, he said.
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This helped ease its debt burden, which remains large compared with rivals'.
|
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VP took the next few rounds with ease, winning Cobblestone 16-21.
|
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Both he and President Trump want to ease regulations and speed approvals.
|
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"I just wanted to set his mind at ease," Van Gundy said.
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Messrs Key and Peele are lucky to control it with such ease.
|
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The New York Times: Far from Washington, Melania Trump seems at ease.
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Experts also see an opportunity to ease the process of local permitting.
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Although she is at ease with younger hopefuls like Mr. Castro, Mrs.
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She was ill at ease, at first, imposing on the prisoners' lives.
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As a result, priority is given to stability and ease of use.
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This demand should eventually ease today's worries about a lack of projects.
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His plans to ease those regulations further have angered hardline trade unions.
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You can do that now because of the ease of air travel.
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He has a German girlfriend, and with her he feels at ease.
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Towns makes one quick dribble, and gets to the hoop with ease.
|
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To ease the site's development as a national park or monument, Gov.
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The company also canceled thousands of day trip tickets to ease congestion.
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Iran sits 120th on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index.
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It strikes the best balance between ease of use, portability, and taste.
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For all his ease in the barnyard, Iremar longs for something more.
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This powerful blender annihilates ice and whole fruits and veggies with ease.
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But this was not enough to ease monetary policy, according to Khan.
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But the technology and ease of use justify the cost for us.
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Windows-based phones keep similar controls in the Ease of Access settings.
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Plus, she craved the ease of being able to buy bras online.
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Then you can ease into the more negative aspects that need improvement.
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Most likely they will ease into it to reduce the potential backlash.
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I hoped this would help ease any future struggle for my child.
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Some policymakers have urged airlines to waive baggage fees to ease lines.
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And she espoused detailed policy with the ease of a Pez dispenser.
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Berlin and Paris were seeking to ease tensions between Moscow and Kiev.
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The military-backed government she succeeded also did little to ease tensions.
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The Shortlist SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF EASE AND PLENTYBy Ramona Ausubel308 pp.
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Drink non-caffeinated tea (herbal teas) to ease into a relaxation state.
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This was a game Michigan was expected to win with relative ease.
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Contract work can also be a useful strategy to ease into retirement.
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That makes it harder for Venezuela to restructure to ease future payments.
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Another measure that sought to ease victims' financial losses was less successful.
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You can ease into the evening with a cocktail just about anywhere.
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He can solve a problem or fix a car with equal ease.
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Prop up your legs to ease swelling in legs, ankles, and feet.
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Norms had been threatened before 2016, but never bulldozed with such ease.
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Ease into accelerating and decelerating as much as possible when you drive.
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Prevention, early detection, and appropriate treatment can ease suffering and save lives.
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It's part of Amazon's effort to ease its growing warehouse congestion problem.
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He expects trade tensions to ease as the 2020 presidential election approaches.
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A better option would be to ease your way into the workweek.
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But the apparent ease and speed of the operation belie complexities ahead.
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Conditions are expected to ease Saturday, said Tim Chavez of Cal Fire.
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Conditions will ease Saturday, said fire analyst Tim Chavez of Cal Fire.
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But this doesn't mean that the society is at ease with itself.
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To ease concerns, Mohammad began hosting technology open houses every two weeks.
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Over all, the comic characters felt most at ease in this production.
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But the supply squeeze could ease a bit in the months ahead.
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An agreement could ease concerns about an escalation in global trade tensions.
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Imagine the suffering we could ease and the lives we could save.
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Some seemed more at ease with the fame film brings than other.
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These industry partnerships help ease those burdens for businesses and workers. Reps.
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Tong had immigrated from China, and Eddie's companionship helped ease her loneliness.
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Supporters insist they'll defend it from industry efforts to ease its regulations.
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It's generally safe to ease the overload of city life through earbuds.
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You'll be very agitated this morning, but things will ease up later.
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This is about ease of access; a lower barrier of technical entry.
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He collected a fifth birdie at the 17th to ease his displeasure.
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Then miraculously any hard to clean spots suddenly wipe off with ease!
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And they genuinely thought he'd take some time to ease McMaster out.
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Decisions about your daily routine are made with ease through December 3.
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This standing desk mounts to the wall and folds up with ease.
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He's delivered an unbelievably truly tragic tale with great poise and ease.
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Now, one company has set out to ease your sheet-washing woes.
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ToLet hopes its recent acquisition and upgraded PropertyPro platform can ease that.
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A way to ease into the ugly and hellish destinations to come.
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Size aside, ease of use is probably the Raspberry's strongest selling point.
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Between the lines: Collins' message might ease some fears among Obamacare customers.
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Still, the Obama Administration decided to take steps to further ease sanctions.
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Then, I considered three factors: ease of ordering, shipping, and clothing quality.
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Syrian officials have indicated no plans to ease up the war effort.
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Talks between US and Chinese officials have done little to ease tensions.
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It is hard to ease into who you are going to be.
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The decision to ease or not is seen as a close call.
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For coughs, hot liquids ease the throat, and honey is quite effective.
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This can help you gradually ease them off of the spending problem.
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"It's not the time to ease pressure towards North Korea," he said.
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Their return to the scene, in whatever capacity, might ease those concerns.
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Beneath initial pleasantries, both sides were working to ease a diplomatic crisis.
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She's always been cheerful, but she's never seemed so loopily at ease.
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I believe that he was able to make people feel at ease.
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In recent months, however, the country has begun to ease such rules.
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We just want to limit their power or the ease of purchase.
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But if you want the ease of an app, that exists, too.
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But when we arrived in his office, Chau seemed ill at ease.
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She seemed at ease on visits to Ghana, Malawi, Kenya and Egypt.
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Alone and with others, struggling and moving with ease, confident and unsure.
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That would ease the Irish border problem, and creates pressure for Mrs.
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The ease and flirtatiousness of the clothes is part of the draw.
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Later, he also showed off an ease in front of the cameras.
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Kazakhstan's president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, promised to ease laws restricting public protests.
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When the second span opens, it is expected to ease traffic conditions.
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Mr. Zeigler said the redevelopment would help ease homeowners' property-tax burden.
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Like me, he seemed to do it all with such amoral ease.
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In his presence I fumble, reserve myself, am not fully at ease.
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Mr. Trump said negotiations to ease the tariff war have been promising.
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Trump alone among senior officials had been itching to ease the measures.
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Some tech companies have responded to the call to ease internet traffic.
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Some tech companies have responded to the call to ease internet traffic.
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The rules released on Wednesday appeared to ease many of those fears.
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We suspect they will drop 'patient' and signal a readiness to ease.
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It implemented facial-recognition software and other applications to ease the process.
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Limit your media exposure to ease anxiety about the coronavirus during quarantine.
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For some families though, no amount of precautions will ease their concerns.
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And the White House is trying to ease tech moguls' trade concerns.
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I evaluated each thermometer for accuracy, ease of use, design, and comfort.
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A boost in consumer confidence, in turn, could ease those recession fears.
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But Wall Street's influence in Washington isn't helping to ease trade tensions.
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Apple had urged the government previously to ease this requirement, as well.
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In Colombia Venezuelans ease labour shortages in the flower and coffee industries.
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"I guess I wonder why you don't ease up," Ms. Kramer said.
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The latest move is unlikely to ease discontent among her fellow justices.
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She's miserable and ill at ease, which seems reasonable under the circumstances.
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Gmail is popular in large part due to its ease of use.
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"Extreme daily whipsaws should eventually ease as the range tightens," he says.
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He moves with the lackadaisical ease of a man half his age.
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Past breakthroughs to ease Korean tensions have often ended with renewed animosities.
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The weapons of war shall "ease the housewives' burden," The Times wrote.
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But the sober homes, meant to ease her recovery, did the opposite.
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The more I travel, the more I feel at ease about traveling.
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But there is a difference between ease and cheer, certainty and joy.
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I pressed him about how goats might help ease anxiety and depression.
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On Tuesday evening, the president appeared to be trying to ease tensions.
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Her endorsement could also ease some concerns about his age and health.
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Ms. Huddleston recommends using general questions to ease parents into the conversation.
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Research shows that simply being outside in a park can ease anxiety.
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Ballard, unlike some of his competitors, was at ease in the swamp.
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Why can't I have a grace period to ease into the toughies?
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Not to worry: The horse will be traveling in style and ease.
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Markets are rife with speculation the BOJ could ease at its Oct.
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Democratic presidential candidates are promoting industrial-strength plans to ease the pain.
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This may ease off some pressure on the U.S WTI oil prices.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would ease to 51.2.
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Should bullpens take on more workload to ease the pressure on starters?
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Elite shot putters, however, can launch it twice that distance with ease.
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But he put her at ease the moment they locked eyes again.
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Current drugs can do no more than ease some of the symptoms.
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I never feel at ease when they try to categorize my work.
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How to ease pain without putting a patient at risk for addiction?
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Both teams feature balanced offenses which can run and throw with ease.
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The installation guide walks you through the installation process with relative ease.
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The lashing winds are expected to ease on Thursday, the MOT said.
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Hopefully, it allows me to go deeper into games with more ease.
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She also tells us why haters need to ease up on North.
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It could also ease its limit on money outflows, if it chooses.
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That bill would largely ease regulations that largely apply to community banks.
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Still, the show's down-to-earth atmosphere puts many guests at ease.
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Rondolat said price erosion in the LED segment would ease this year.
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Ease of entry into the marketplace will increase competition and lower prices.
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There's an ease and simplicity to Hawaii dressing that I found inspiring.
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She is, however, misleading voters on the ease of such a move.
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The ease of connection with an iPhone is also a distinct benefit.
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That could ease Democratic concerns about smaller-than-expected turnout in Iowa.
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This of course must be accompanied by improvements in ease of voting.
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Instead, low tea candles and bud vases created a sense of ease.
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Any move to ease the EU's exercise could face scepticism from markets.
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And there is very little he can do to ease his predicament.
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These factors, however, have led global central banks to ease monetary policy.
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That would send yields lower, and could ease selling pressure on stocks.
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However, Hamilton seems to drift along the gargantuan wave with incredible ease.
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It is too soon to permanently ease sanctions on the Sudanese government.
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"Despite the ease of explaining the result, it surprised me," Bryan adds.
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Unfortunately, the ease of advertising a shortest route can have catastrophic consequences.
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The night before, Garrity video-chatted with friends to ease their nerves.
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The ease of genetic testing has brought this question to the fore.
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He also found that people tend to speak at ease in motion.
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And the results should ease fears about the US-China trade war.
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The president tried to ease fears of such an ouster on Wednesday.
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It doesn't solve anything, he explains, but it will ease the pain.
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EDT: The Senate debates the bill to ease Dodd-Frank banking rules.
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Does that remove some incentive (to ease policy) in the short term?
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Some public universities are even finding fresh ways to ease students' burdens.
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He added that he is also ill at ease when receiving presents.
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These tips can help you own the spotlight with ease and confidence.
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The pressure to ease up on small banks is fine with me.
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This aerator and dispenser can take care of this step with ease.
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And here&aposs how you should ease back into your workout regimen.
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So when they hear about my history, that puts them at ease.
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By all means, let's ease people's suffering and "give back" to them.
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Mr. Lhota asked commuters to reconsider their routes to ease the crowding.
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"Two weeks are essentional for the coronavirus outbreak to ease," said Yoo.
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"Two weeks are essentional for the coronavirus outbreak to ease," said Yoo.
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But Washington insists it will not ease sanctions until North Korea denuclearizes.
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That could ease one potential area of contention with the House bill.
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A poll from Monmouth University released on Monday may ease their anxiety.
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But what matters is how at ease he is, how at peace.
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The new law is expected to target specific applications with greater ease.
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Treating their depression might ease their symptoms and improve their employment prospects.
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Growth is forecast to ease to 2.4% in the next financial year.
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His hips swivel more fluidly and his back bends with greater ease.
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Though I'm typically anxious in social situations, I felt at ease here.
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But that ease and simplicity comes with a cost — for its drivers.
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So WEVC is going to ease consumer anxieties and accelerate EV adoption.
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Related columns: - Global economy is running out of momentum - Hedge funds quit oil as rally reverses - Oil prices ease as supply outlook improves - Oil prices ease as funds continue profit-taking — John Kemp is a Reuters market analyst.
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But that is unlikely to ease trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, which have escalated in recent months as Trump has pressed China to cut steel production to ease global oversupply and rein in North Korea's missile program.
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Timeline to ease restrictions Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of President Trump's coronavirus task force, talks about the data he is reviewing to assess a timeline for when the US can ease social distancing and answers viewer questions.
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"The ease of use, being able to do it in the middle of the night, being able to do it at home while you're watching TV." Ah yes, if there's one thing Americans associate with digital currencies it's "ease."
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Put your mind at ease, dear viewer, for just one moment, and enjoy.
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Now when I see those orange vests and cranes, I feel at ease.
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The steady flow of fairly upbeat data should ease concerns about the economy.
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The country ranks 123 on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index.
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For a neutered dog, Aragon has taken to dad duties with impressive ease.
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Qatar has said it is ready for mediation to ease the regional tensions.
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If trade tensions ease, one could argue that a bounce is in order.
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They beautified our faces with ease, changing our perspective on makeup brushes forever.
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The Wall Breaker can also tear through cars, vans and trucks with ease.
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Simple passwords stored using this function are likely to be cracked with ease.
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Although we imagine they'll probably ease up on the media alerts for now.
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Mostly, she puts everyone at ease by projecting a calm and reassuring presence.
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It will then fire rockets in order to ease itself onto the surface.
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A more moderate, reasonable filmmaker would have had the good sense to ease
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His bouts were over in seconds, opponents thrown from the ring with ease.
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And voters in Montana voted to ease their state's rules on medical marijuana.
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More women doing the nine-to-five would help ease this demographic crunch.
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The region puts you at ease and takes you out of the city.
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I think these help ease your brain into delta waves and deep sleep.
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The good news is that rate cuts would ease fears of bad loans.
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He hopes the gesture will also put the buttoned-up Abe at ease.
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This should ease some concerns from investors worried about the company's debt load.
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Serbinis says League's ease of use is proven by its high engagement rate.
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At one point, Lydia tries to use homemade food to ease Penelope's pain.
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So, it really shows in terms of speed but also ease-of-use.
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" Another read: "We ask Allah to ease the pain that you are in.
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After 10 prototypes, he created a version that locked and unlocked with ease.
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The frenetic energy of the rush to service calms into a fluid ease.
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It comes with an adapter and carrying case for extra ease and portability.
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Prices are finally starting to ease — or, at least, the gains are shrinking.
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But thankfully, doctors were able to successfully remove the monstrosity with relative ease.
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The exercises also upset China, which says they do nothing to ease tension.
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This helped ease our mind that Beau was eating and growing enough daily.
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Price$170 wired; $200 wirelessLikeThe incredible customization and the ease of that customization.
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Emotionally preparing myself by watching the tour on Periscope didn't ease the anxiety.
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What impressed me most about Toast's leather covers is their ease of installation.
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Until race day, Hamilton had looked strangely ill at ease with his car.
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I am hoping a cup of black tea will ease my aching head.
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A warm-up calculator, for example, will help you ease into your workout.
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Things ease up this evening when the Moon enters fellow Fire sign Leo.
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The Fairmont San Francisco is centrally located for exploring the city with ease.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has publicly flagged his readiness to ease if growth sputters.
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But despite the relative ease of the victory, Mattingly refused to be satisfied.
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With interest rates at 13%, there is ample room to ease monetary policy.
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Other countries also provide some clues about how to ease the loan burden.
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But beyond her performances, Lyonne also possesses an apparent ease in queer spaces.
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In a small way, Alexa's new election upgrade may help ease that skepticism.
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Not since the late '90s has Moore wandered with such unhurried, slapdash ease.
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Yan: I don't know if you're ever fully at ease as a director.
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Many also helped turn down a rival proposal to ease the existing restrictions.
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Thus, Maduro's most readily available recourse to ease payments is unilaterally halting them.
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Most were quite personable, but some appeared distinctly ill at ease in company.
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Mother's husband won't ever try to assuage her discomfort or ease her fears.
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The intrigue: Ocasio-Cortez's proposal has changed slightly, possibly to ease territorial tensions.
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If you're sensitive or introverted, look for someone you feel at ease around.
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Globalization and technological progress now allow capital to cross borders with unprecedented ease.
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"We want to ease people's anxiety as much as possible," the mayor said.
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This, and his ease around strangers, gives the entire work a homogeneous feel.
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Gabapentin, a prescription medication, can help ease symptoms if tapering isn't an option.
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But it is about speed of verification, speed of enrollment, ease of use.
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Overall she says she feels much more at ease returning for season 2.
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Some take pain medicine, others use a heating pad to ease their cramps.
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Let's ease into the awesomeness with Little Black Dress and Crew-Neck Tee!
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So I definitely think it gets points for ease of use for that.
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The new products are designed to help ease the transition to the cloud.
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It's an overdue step designed to ease credit conditions and help companies borrow.
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That could raise expectations that he would be more willing to ease policy.
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A surge in U.S. oil production may also soon ease global supply concerns.
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It's a way to ease myself back into its stylish world before playing.
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Mr Tsang has made the transition from bureaucrat to politician with greater ease.
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There was a particular emphasis on ways to ease the burden of refugees.
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People also tout its ease, devoid of the clunky shenanigans of PGP encryption.
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Or they might prescribe OTC hydrocortisone to help ease the pain, she says.
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Warren, meanwhile, is looking for a strong finish to ease concerns after Iowa.
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The key is to put her at ease so she can get off.
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"I'm not saying you don't look good," Colbert said to ease the tension.
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Though "bittersweet," Dorn hopes this settlement will ease stigma against people with HIV.
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Let us ease your purchasing headaches and point out what to look for.
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So hopefully the promises of extreme ease-of-use do pay off here.
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Her veep pick epitomizes the ease with which she can separate the two.
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"There's a level of ease that comes with your second pregnancy," she said.
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The proposal was part of a push by the administration to ease regulations.
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After all, people don't want choices, they want simplicity and ease of use.
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Lyon is a thriving, cosmopolitan regional city that feels at ease with change.
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The viewer is not inclined to feel at ease when seeing the series.
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Much more can be done to ease Gazans' plight without endangering Israel's security.
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Instead, the government is planning tweaks that will ease the pressure on schools.
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Inflation should ease further, helped by the real's rally and declining food prices.
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Both switch between apps, make calls, and handle Twitter notification bombs with ease.
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They can ease their own interest rates if borrowing costs rise too much.
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