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Rain was forecast to continue steadily through Wednesday and Thursday, before easing off on Friday.
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After a slight easing off on Friday, the heatwave is expected to pick up again on Saturday, with parts of Sydney set to reach more than 116 Fahrenheit.
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Later, she took on Trump's plans more directly, easing off on earlier pleas for Congress to inject more money into the economy to take the burden off the central bank.
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However, the idea of easing off on tariffs has divided the White House, and Trump has said publicly that he has not committed to lifting any of his administration's duties against Chinese exports.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond is set to announce some modest infrastructure spending and housing stimulus next week, according to a Reuters poll of economists that found widespread expectations of a marked easing-off on deficit reduction.
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No big moves in monetary policy are expected, but minutes from the last Governing Council meeting indicate that some members have begun arguing that the bank should begin easing off on its large purchases of government and corporate bonds.
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Monday's meeting appeared, however, to raise the specter of easing off on those tough conditions, with Mr. Dijsselbloem suggesting there could be a "shift from austerity to structural reforms" as part of efforts to draw the I.M.F. into the bailout.
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While Baumbach's characters have never lost their lacerating wit — his obsession with their lowest moments and ugliest conflicts is a longstanding virtue — there has been a softening to his perspective as he's gotten older and an easing off on that Margot-like instinct to provoke.
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This relaxed, informal execution makes Swing Lo Magellan seem vulnerable, imperfect, and earnestly human. By easing off on all the wizardry—as impressive as it is—Longstreth creates room to actually feel something." Pitchforks Grayson Currin gave the album a Best New Music designation, writing "The band's least ornate batch of songs to date builds upon Longstreth's most direct and identifiable lyrics ever.
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London defeated Lancashire "after a hard struggle" and Warwickshire to qualify for the All Ireland final as British champions, a match in which Dublin had a facile win over London. The Irish Press reported of the match: > Were it not for an obvious easing off on the part of the forwards in the > second half their final score would have been a far more impressive one. The > standard of play was not as low as the scores would seem to indicate and an > otherwise uninteresting game was at times relieved by some bright passages > of play. Chief interest centred on the brilliant individual displays of > Noreen Collins of London and Kathleen Cody of Dublin, who, in particular, > delighting the crowds with some wonderful scores and delightful solo > runs.
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