The DHA relieves the government from supporting veterans, he says.
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But fortunately, yoga relieves stress — and nobody's complaining about that.
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His department relieves suffering and makes our civic life stronger.
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But hearing the news, it relieves me a little bit.
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Treating the underlying condition, if possible, often relieves the insomnia.
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This relieves Poland from being entirely beholden to Russian natural gas.
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Evie says that the worm relieves stress and relaxes the muscles.
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It relieves the anxiety and dude, I did not have that.
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When the ceilings collapse, it actually relieves pressure in the mine.
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This method relieves the Lightning port of eventual wear and tear.
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How about something that relieves you from an onslaught of ads?
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The TheraFlow Dual Foot Massager Roller relieves the pain of plantar fasciitis.
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Brady said nothing relieves his anger like a good F-bomb tirade.
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Masturbation is important (it relieves stress, reverses heart disease, and feels awesome).
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"Any way that one can be helpful always relieves anxiety," said Saltz.
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It relieves me of struggling to think of him as a person.
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And the medication rapidly relieves withdrawal symptoms without causing a euphoric high.
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As a mouth rinse, it helps remove mucus or relieves minor mouth irritation.
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Though I love it, the show's cancellation doesn't disappoint me — it relieves me.
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It specifically relieves new coal plants of the obligation to bury their carbon.
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If you just move across the aisle, it relieves a lot of pressure.
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That relieves Facebook from the server costs of having to host insanely long videos.
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They say it relieves pain, improves their appetite, eases the side effects of chemotherapy.
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CrunchMatch relieves you of the hassle and the guesswork associated with traditional conference networking.
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Manufacturers will say it relieves pain, reduces anxiety, and overall just chills you out.
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Another San Francisco-based start-up, Lief Therapeutics, has a biosensing patch that relieves stress.
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The device relieves pain because it prevents a spine from narrowing too much, he said.
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We believe this one increases libido, relieves stress and satisfies even the sweetest of teeth.
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But there is a new matutinal practice that relieves me of all this combined stress.
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Cole Aldrich relieves Jordan, and Paul has to go analog with the pick-and-rolls.
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This relieves the pressure to share immediately so you can stay present in the moment.
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It relieves you from trying to do what you can't do anyway: always remember everything.
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Cici says this is a good thing because it relieves some of the pressure on students.
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I'll start with this: Do you think this policy will produce more suffering than it relieves?
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And enough patients report that cannabis relieves their pain for such claims to be taken seriously.
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The studies show the benefit of doing something active that relieves stress and overall feels good.
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It also relieves an immense burden on public resources, like our healthcare and criminal justice systems.
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By assuring incumbents of re-election, gerrymandering relieves them of worrying about what their voters think.
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Event thinking is cheaper, and it relieves us of the moral burdens of protecting the commons.
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You're all gonna continue to work for us and that relieves some of the pressure, I assume.
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It&aposs simply kind of in a neutral way relieves the pain, that&aposs the medical side.
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Mike Johnson called for legislation "which fully repeals Obamacare and relieves businesses and families of its burdens."
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But it eases into harmony at the second line of the chorus and relieves all the pressure.
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Some users swear by it, saying it relieves their anxiety, helps them sleep and eases their pain.
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It relieves us of the enormous weight of being responsible, as an electorate, for our own governance.
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It is a central nervous system stimulant that increases alertness, relieves fatigue and improves concentration and focus.
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Research has shown that it improves concentration and attention, and relieves symptoms of anxiety, depression, and pain.
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Not only does it help alleviate nasal congestion, but it also relieves discomforts like skin and eye dryness.
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Not only does it smell good, but it also relieves stress and anxiety and can promote better sleep.
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It might sound odd, but pessimism relieves the excessive imaginative pressure that our romantic culture places upon marriage.
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It's an indication of how Trump relieves many of the worst fears of his voters, including conservative preppers.
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This is uncompromising body music that both excites when it comes on and relieves when it lets go.
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Third, there&aposs a thin layer of low-density foam that provides excellent airflow and relieves pressure points.
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"It arguably relieves pressure on the market to offer more stable schedules and incomes to workers," Houseman says.
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He finally relieves himself in a jar, shuddering with relief, and forgets he left it on a shelf.
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Refugee crisis: Full coverage Not a tree nor a bush nor a blade of grass relieves this monochrome tableau.
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Their drunk neighbor, Jed (Alec Baldwin), recklessly relieves Tracy of her second ovary through a nefarious medical sub-plot.
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The nice thing we can harvest in Flyer is a computer system that relieves the pilot of these difficulties.
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Garage Gym Reviews recommends the massager because of its effective deep tissue massaging that relieves soreness and muscle pain.
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This simultaneously relieves the pressure in Liwonde, and restocks Nkhotakota so both populations of elephants can continue to grow.
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Repeatedly and relentlessly they push a "deregulatory agenda" that "relieves" business of the burdensome regulations relating to the environment.
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They either immediately take to an opioid rapidly, they tolerate the drug because it relieves pain, or they stop.
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Shakespeare wisely recognized that sleep "knits up the ravell'd sleave of care" and relieves life's physical and emotional pains.
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Really, the question is if you find an extra method of double-checking your food relieves allergy-related anxiety.
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This 3-inch mattress topper uses ventilated gel material that supposedly adds softness to your mattress and relieves pressure.
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Teiji says he's been tortured since the disappearance of his last girlfriend, Satchi, and that Lucy relieves his pain.
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Volcanic activity is also expected to increase, as the melting of glaciers relieves pressure on volcanic systems, scientists say.
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Good news for shitty doodlers: a new study says that making art relieves stress, even if you suck at it.
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That means banning whole nationalities of people relieves no pressure on a system capable of granting nearly 11 million visas.
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Even when I don't actually want to buy anything, I love to go window shopping and it relieves my stress.
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A recent study claimed that psilocybin, a mushroom-derived hallucinogenic, relieves anxiety and depression in people with life-threatening cancer.
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The Underground Railroad relieves black and white Americans alike, although in very different ways, of the burden of feeling ashamed.
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But it relieves him and his party of the need to come up with a replacement plan before the 2020 election.
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The whole thing raises more anxieties than it relieves—not a good sign in a genre whose primary purpose is escapism.
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Heroin-assisted treatment relieves this problem: It gives patients a safe place to get their heroin without resorting to bad behaviors.
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The supply cushion allows the U.S. to better weather global disruptions, and relieves pressure to act militarily when conflicts arise overseas.
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Replacing regulation and enforcement with websites and e-alerts relieves lenders of their responsibilities — in effect protecting industry rather than consumers.
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She also says that the numbing spray Dermoplast — which relieves itching and pain surrounding cuts — is life-saver for many moms.
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This relieves them of the extra salt that was put in at the beginning, and keeps them from cooking any longer.
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"Hedge funds are buying up long-end bonds... until ultimately the ECB relieves them (of them)," said BAML rates strategist Ralf Preusser.
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Bill Clinton relieves his '90s glory by giving his speech wearing a choker and a flannel shirt tied around his waist. 41.
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What to watch: Whether the tax bill also relieves the tax burden on the middle and lower class, and by how much.
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Listening to the people on issues such as air pollution relieves tension and reduces pressure, as well as producing some good policies.
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After a tough workout, he'll want to reach for this massage device that relieves tension and soreness and speeds up muscle repair.
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Brrrn encourages the use of the infrared sauna after class because it helps improve blood circulation, relieves pain and relaxes the body.
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For a clean-beauty spot treatment that shrinks zits and relieves redness and irritation, try Origins' Super Spot Remover Blemish Treatment Gel.
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She said it has also enforced part of the 2016 Obama regulation that automatically relieves students of debt when a school closes.
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Why it matters: Mass shootings have become more common, but fading public interest relieves pressure on lawmakers to address the underlying issues.
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Scientists don't know exactly how perceptual learning relieves presbyopia, but they have some clues based on how our brain processes visual information.
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The fears center on the auxiliary spillway, which channels water away from the Oroville Reservoir and thereby relieves pressure on the dam.
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He complained that the new law only relieves shop employees, but that workers like himself will still have to keep working weekends.
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Mueller said the breach of terms relieves the special counsel from its obligations to the plea agreement, but maintains all of Manafort's duties.
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She likes to use turmeric, which is an amazing ingredient with a lot of skin benefits — it's calming, and relieves inflammation and congestion.
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It comes armed with two air pumps for optimal stimulation, along with a therapeutic heat function that improves blood flow and relieves fatigue.
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It could remove the longstanding exemption that relieves the real estate sector of any responsibility to know whom they are doing business with.
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This relieves corporations, which already get their tax rate reduced from 20183 percent to 20 percent, from having to pay those benefit costs.
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The guaiazulene comes from chamomile oil and is also responsible for the cool blue hue, while centella hydrates and relieves irritation and redness.
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Hydrocortisone or After Bite treats bug bites and stings, and a non-aspirin antacid such as Alka-Seltzer Gold or Tums relieves heartburn.
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You know what's going on, you know how the lights are gonna look, and that in itself kind of relieves anxiety for you.
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The new energy power also relieves pressure on Washington to act militarily if tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia break out into war.
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What no one wants to admit is that The Discourse provides a shot in the arm that relieves the tedium of the everyday.
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In its final form, the rule codifies the FLEX program but relieves plants of any firm requirement to address the reevaluated flood risks.
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When life gets unbearably stressful, most of us opt for a vacation that relieves us of the worries of day-to-day life.
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It simply gives us insight into what relieves the feeling of thirst in our bodies — and perhaps why you're so hooked on seltzer water.
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This massage combo set not only relieves you from sore and tense areas, but it also helps tone, tighten, and strengthen your ab muscles.
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It relieves the isolation of the students and faculty in Baghdad by letting them know there are people connected to them around the world.
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This developing network introduces efficiencies, relieves some of the burden on the aging water infrastructure, and introduces opportunity for better coordination and information sharing.
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Speks makes one of our favorite fidget toys, which relieves just enough of our nervous energy to make us more productive day to day.
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During a sonogram, doctors found fluid behind her heart and performed a pericardiocentesis, a painful procedure that drains the fluid and relieves the pressure.
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He recommends that his clients try a vegetarian formula for 12 weeks to see if it relieves itching and improves the skin and coat.
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Generally, Section 230 relieves content hosting websites from Facebook to Craigslist from being held legally liable for what their users post on their platforms.
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Bedtime relieves me of the need to analyze the hours I'm asleep, which frees me to focus on how I'm spending the hours I'm awake.
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It also relieves the company of a major headache that was yielding much more pain than benefit and could be a big public relations win.
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Those forces are spread across six different speeds of operation (up to 40Hz!) for fast, customized muscle activation that relieves cramps while increasing blood flow.
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Now the fields of grain are gone, replaced by 2 acres (0.80 hectares) of bushy green muguka leaves, a potent legal stimulant that relieves fatigue.
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Patients should be told that physical therapy is a good first-line therapy for pain relief, Dr. Katz said, but that surgery also relieves pain.
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The filing notes that the breach relieves the government of any obligations under the plea agreement, including promises to seek a lighter sentence for Manafort.
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After a week of working from home in each home, I've found that having more physical space relieves some unnecessary stress while working from home.
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Take it from a writer: Broadcasting your parochial disputes relieves psychic pressures and disarms your enemies by forcing them to engage you as an individual.
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Being totally cut off from sunlight, cellphones and the internet relieves stress and helps his condition, he said, but most important is the tangy air.
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Trilobites If one duckweed lands where a bird relieves itself, it's capable of eventually creating a dense mat of duckweeds where there were none before.
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"The pressure point in the webbing between your thumb and index finger not only relieves anxiety but forces hands away from the face," she says.
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Once infected, a cat can shed millions of Toxoplasma in its feces, which can contaminate the soil and water if the animal relieves itself outdoors.
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"It relieves associates of a job that, quite frankly, is unpopular," Mark Ibbotson, head of Walmart's US central operations and real estate, said last year.
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Once infected, a cat can shed millions of Toxoplasma in its feces, which can contaminate the soil and water if the animal relieves itself outdoors.
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By contrast, others may find that PrEP relieves anxiety and fear, which gives them a sense of freedom or invulnerability that ultimately reduces condom use.
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In trying to affirm her value, Molly's Game relieves her of her agency and most intriguing qualities, something I, Tonya, far less forgiving, would never do.
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Though Negan immediately relieves Gabriel of his weapon, the two nevertheless have an instructive back and forth, with Gabriel convinced he has to take Negan's confession.
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ShuttereazeThis smart plantation (what the fuck?) shutter relieves you of the horrific burden of getting up to close your shutters after a long day of blogging.
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Described as "Black Flag Fidget Spinner Fingertip Gyro Stress Reducer Relieves Toy," the Black Flag fidget spinner is listed on Amazon by a company called EasyGoLife.
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Later, when heirs inherit those assets, a special rule relieves them from paying up the income tax on the gain that occurred before they took ownership.
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Hydration therapy allegedly relieves dehydration caused by the flu, jetlag, exercise fatigue, food poisoning, and general exhaustion, and some people partake after a night of drinking.
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Playing with the virtual toy not only relieves stress, it also serves as a reminder of how frequently our fidgety energy is soothed by our devices.
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Masturbation relieves stress and is a coping mechanism that works (in moderation, of course), and de-stressing is a proven way to support your immune system.
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It features a fast-acting formula that relieves inflammation and itching associated with numerous skin problems, including dermatitis, seborrhea, mange, and other parasitic or bacterial infections.
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The act relieves King of the burden of representation, creating some space for him to exist as something beyond a sign of anti-black police violence.
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Whether in the workplace or your local pub, establishing fitness in someone's personal space relieves tension and confirms how close you are to a violent existential outburst.
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The decision relieves pressure for Televisa in a part of its business that is becoming more important in the changing media landscape, said Intercam analyst Alik Garcia.
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Studies have shown oliceridine relieves pain like morphine but doesn't cause respiratory depression or constipation, and patients are less likely to build up a tolerance to it.
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Question asking not only relieves pressure by having someone else do the talking, but it also demonstrates that you're genuinely interested in what others have to say.
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Shibata categorises PARO's benefits under three headings: psychological (it relieves depression, anxiety and loneliness), physiological (it reduces stress and helps to motivate people undergoing rehabilitation) and social.
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Deposit insurance relieves banks of the cost of assuring depositors that their money will be safe, or compensating them for risk in the form of higher interest.
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It lightens the mood of the class and relieves some pressure for me, knowing that I will definitely comprehend the lesson by the end of the class.
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Made with powerful active ingredients with the addition of natural moisturizers, this medicated shampoo quickly relieves itching and irritation associated with a wide variety of skin problems.
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It relieves pressure on the rest of the park, to which the expansion will add, and traces an obvious public desire line, now thwarted by the fences.
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Por el contrario, sus curvas y montículos, relieves y protuberancias, aluden a fuentes que reconocemos con facilidad, en especial el paisaje, la luna y el cuerpo femenino.
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The jury returned a verdict on Thursday finding that Boiron did represent to consumers that Oscillo relieves flu-like symptoms, but that the representation was not false.
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If we do plan it properly, submitting to my husband and handing over control helps relieves my daily stress, as well as the stress that my problems cause.
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The new channel relieves financing pressure for local governments after they were banned from borrowing via murky local government financing vehicles, an off-balance-sheet form of lending.
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In his free time he goes for a workout or to receive a form of massage known as shiatsu that relieves his aching muscles with gentle finger pressure.
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Volcanic activity is expected to increase, as the melting of glaciers relieves pressure on volcanic systems, with the eruption of glacier-tipped volcanoes causing major melting of ice.
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Purdue's settlement with Oklahoma relieves the immediate pressure on the drugmaker for a bankruptcy filing, said Alexandra Lahav, a professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law.
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Avoiding the trial with a settlement relieves immediate pressure on Purdue to seek bankruptcy protection, said Alexandra Lahav, a professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law.
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The government responds that the accommodation, far from making the colleges and charities complicit in providing birth control, "relieves the employer of any duty to provide contraceptive coverage".
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The decision coincides with the alteration of the succession in favor of the king's son Mohammad bin Salman and relieves the previous crown prince of all his posts.
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Second, it relieves the pressure on AMC to pay more for its domestic rival Carmike Cinemas, after some of the target's shareholders rebelled against AMC's $1.1 billion bid.
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Research has shown people with depression also tend to have an overabundance of glutamate, though, so it's likely that ketamine relieves symptoms in part by stabilizing that activity.
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By re-attaching those nerve-ends to another muscle—a bicep or pectoral, for instance—those signals have somewhere to go, completing a circuit that relieves the pain.
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Studies show that psilocybin, the active ingredient in so-called magic mushrooms, curbs smoking addiction, as well as relieves anxiety and depression for people with end-stage cancer.
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While the deal relieves some of the Kushners' troubles, difficulties persist across their real estate empire, at least in part because of their connection to the White House.
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The squishy foam and stiff surface underneath prevents the spine from sinking into the mattress and relieves pressure points that typically keep you waking up every few hours.
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Toronto Already Knows and Second Avenue Subway Relieves Crowding on Neighboring Lines It's a long, complicated story, involving the master builder Robert Moses, a power grab by Gov.
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The two-minute timer is great for encouraging a full cycle of brushing and the automatic bristle motion relieves the user of doing the majority of the work.
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The decision coincides with the alteration of the succession in favour of the king's son Mohammad bin Salman and relieves the previous crown prince of all his posts.
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My tried-and-true coping methods, I learned, were actually just avoidance behaviors—something that relieves anxiety in the moment but makes it much worse in the long term.
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The Aurai's creators say it relieves all sorts of eye problems, including puffiness, itching, and watering, all by circulating either hot or cold water around a soft silicon compress.
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In April, Spotify reached a licensing agreement with Universal Music Group, that relieves its royalties from 55 cents to 52 cents as the music giant grows its subscription base.
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A sub-underwriting agreement with Atlante relieves a group of banks led by Intesa Sanpaolo's Banca IMI unit from their commitment to take on any unsold Veneto Banca shares.
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A great pillow is key for a good night's sleep, but it's not just about comfort — it supports your head and neck, and relieves pressure placed on the shoulders.
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By nasal lavage the researchers are referring to the use of a neti pot—a teapot-shaped device that relieves sinus pressure by flushing water through the nasal cavity.
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Emma, a European mattress company, recently launched in the US. Its namesake mattress features multiple levels of foam that keeps you cool, relieves pressure, and contours to your body.
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I have found that the best way to do it is to make it in the oven, which relieves me of an hour of checking and stirring the pot.
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Still, while a clean home relieves stress for him, Dr. Garg said those who would be too worried having their regular cleaner in the house should pause the service.
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"It relieves so much stress being in one of those jails down there with all those black people," Mr. Bullock wrote in one of his letters to his father.
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Anomalie capitalized on David's troubles by poaching its head of bridal production Angela Ng, who now leads the startup's Hong Kong team and relieves Voorhees of constant trips to China.
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The unsubstantiated scapegoating of mental illness by people in power relieves pressure to address the simple fact that we continue to allow easy access to a wide array of firearms.
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But with coronavirus, the rules of self-isolating, social distancing, and quarantine mean a patient in severe distress might find it difficult to get a prescription that relieves their symptoms.
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Thus, it is often up to patients to make sure they get to a knowledgeable health care provider and get treatment that relieves symptoms and halts progression of their disease.
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The researchers speculate that actually having sexual or romantic contact allows someone to truly feel intimate with their ex, which (at least temporarily) quenches this desire and relieves their pain.
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While many investment and equity strategists told CNBC that Attorney General William Barr's letter about Mueller's report relieves a persistent concern, few had expected a disastrous outcome for President Donald Trump.
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Fifty-seven percent of Americans disapprove of the accord that relieves international sanctions in exchange for enhanced oversight, compared to 2628 percent who approve, according to the Gallup survey released Wednesday.
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Not only does he flirt with Alice, but, when her fifteen-year-old daughter, the pudgy Shirley (Gaby French), relieves her father behind the bar, he starts messing with her, too.
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If that completely relieves the pain, then these surgeons believe that the likelihood that the surgery will succeed is greater so long as the damaged nerves are removed during the surgery.
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Duckweeds can reproduce by copying themselves, so if one duckweed lands where a duck relieves itself, it's capable of eventually creating a dense mat of duckweeds where there were none before.
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While the cabinet vote relieves some of the pressure on the prime minister, the deal must still win the approval of European lawmakers and British Parliament, which seems far from certain.
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The idea that stenting relieves chest pain is so ingrained that some experts said they expect most doctors will continue with stenting, reasoning that the new research is just one study.
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Mistaking the perfection of our devices for the perfection of ourselves relieves us of responsibility for what happens to the world: It will just naturally turn out O.K., sooner or later.
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Best of all, unlike the trains, the bus line actually relieves congestion as the new highway lanes built for the buses are open to other vehicles willing to pay a toll.
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Acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol, relieves pain and fever and is the active ingredient in Tylenol and hundreds of over-the-counter and prescription medicines, says the Food and Drug Administration website.
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Related: The 'Most Impressive' Dinosaur Fossil Just Got 3D Scanned The Planet "Breathes" Like We Do in This Stunning Map Science Says Making Art Relieves Stress, Even If You Suck at It
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He said that, in his experience, young people with large savings tend to enjoy their jobs more, because it relieves the financial pressure to stay in the job just for the paycheck.
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" Indian Olympic Association secretary general Rajeev Mehta: "This decision today, relieves our athletes of worries of having to train now during an epidemic and perform their best in four months from now.
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Kondo's recommendation that you should thank items for their service to you before tossing them in a garbage bag or donation pile relieves some of the guilt a big clean out can bring.
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This heart-shaped locket in 10K gold relieves all worries about being bland, featuring an engraved "I love you" and red rose as well as floral accents to give it an antique look.
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The straps then create an arc that helps distribute the weight of your backpack across 5 times its surface area and supposedly relieves 27 pounds of force from your back, neck, and shoulders.
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"Cottam's appointment relieves some of the added responsibility which Jonathan Murphy has borne over the past six months and her background provides some complementary expertise to Assura's business," Liberum analyst Kieran Lee said.
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"No question it relieves pressure that Republicans may be feeling to get something done before the election, but I also don't think it means Republicans will stop working on it," said the source.
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"Not only do the Serpents elicit emotional/psychological stress relief, but blood flow is increased to tense areas and the gliding weight of the Snake's body relieves pressure throughout the person's body," Serpentessa explained.
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This not only relieves the burden on VA to guide veterans and family members through the claims process, it also provides VA's benefit processors with more complete and accurate claims, thereby lowering their workload.
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This second newly proposed HUD rule effectively relieves jurisdictions from an obligation to desegregate and virtually reduces the Fair Housing Act to a tool that can be used only to combat racially explicit discrimination.
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HHS cited a more streamlined approval process, arguing the new language "makes compliance more predictable and simpler" and relieves regulatory burdens, in accordance with an executive order issued by Trump early in his presidency.
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"I feel an energy that relieves me of all my pain," said Carrion, a 59-year-old architect who believes her faith in the religious icon is what has seen her through four heart surgeries.
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To be fair, Apple recently introduced a new keyboard service program to address the maintenance issue, although the program mainly relieves the cost and doesn't do much about how long it sometimes takes to repair.
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The secondary deal relieves some of the pressure on NEA to provide liquidity to the investors in its older funds, known as limited partners (LPs), without encouraging its portfolio companies to exit before they're ready.
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Manage Those No-Boundary BossesOn "The Bottle Deposit" episode of Seinfeld, George Costanza misses the details of an important assignment because his boss expects him to join him in the bathroom while he relieves himself.
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He wrote that it "quiets all suffering without any harm and relieves all pain…" It remains mysterious as to why 300 years were to pass before it came to be used as a general anesthetic.
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"Usually [an epidural] completely relieves the pain of contractions, but it does not relieve the discomfort or pressure in the pelvis, so it still allows the woman to be engaged and push," says Di Julio.
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The methane expelled by cattle is 21 times more harmful to the atmosphere than CO2, and every day a single cow relieves itself of some 500 liters (or 132 gallons) of explosive, climate-changing gas.
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"A fembot or malebot who not only gives great orgasms but also relieves one's sexual tensions, provides new sexual experiences, leads a path away from boredom, and reduces stress could make an outstanding lover," he writes.
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West of Raqqa, the Syrian army advanced on Friday, driving the group from its last territory in Aleppo province in a move that relieves pressure on an important government supply route, a Syrian military source said.
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Rather than building up pressure for years before erupting violently, like Vesuvius, which buried Pompeii 2,000 years ago, or, more recently, Mount St. Helens in Washington, Etna tends to emit gases continually, which relieves the pressure.
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He plays Doug, who settles in for a summer on the lake with his parents and stumbles into a teenage boy's fantasy: The gorgeous married woman next door, Lena (Isabel Lucas), relieves him of his virginity.
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Pros: Natural ingredients, soothes and relieves itching, eliminates flakes and dandruff, safe for daily use, will not affect topical flea and tick treatmentsCons: May not work for some dogs, scent may be too strong for some
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New research has found that self-compassion, a three-step practice that teaches self-kindness in the face of setbacks, relieves symptoms of anxiety and depression for teens, especially those who suffer from chronic academic stress.
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While the toxicity of social media can be hard to ignore, I'm not sure I believe that technology is making people lonelier or that RentAFriend is a rare exception that relieves more loneliness than it creates.
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The end of the freeze relieves a massive headache for Chinese multimedia giant Tencent, the world's largest gaming company, whose stocks plummeted precipitously as the situation dragged on without resolution—as well as many of its competitors.
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Perhaps this may not be what relieves me of my aversion to safety pins, or sharp objects in general, but it does remind me of something I know to be undoubtedly true: Fashion doesn't always mean comfort.
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This relieves pressure on the ulnar nerves, preventing discomfort as well as other more serious long-term problems like ulnar deviation that can occur when the wrist is forced into unnatural angles for extended periods of time.
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The product linked in Goop's article claims to work well with coffee, and also claims that shooting coffee into your colon is good for your liver, removes "toxins," and relieves depression, confusion(?), allergy symptoms, and severe pain.
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As AI capabilities improve, we can either treat it as a crutch that relieves us from thinking — examples include Waze and Google Maps — or as an asset that helps us use our brains more effectively and creatively.
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Lastly, as we develop new technology that relieves suffering and extends life, we must also create a balance that acknowledges our population is living longer, and it is our responsibility to improve care for our aging population.
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Some of the papers that failed to replicate fall into the category of "too good to be true," like an experiment that found that act of washing hands also psychologically relieves people of a common memory bias.
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The hope of CBT is that identifying thought distortions and manually replacing them with beliefs grounded in reality retrains the brain to experience the world in a realistic way and relieves patients from their depression and/or anxiety.
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During her time in Paris, Soldevilla had solo exhibitions at Galerie Arnaud and Galerie La Roue; with the Spanish Kineticist Eusebio Sempere, she presented their collaborative relieves luminosos ("light reliefs") at the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles in 1955.
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The U.S. resettlement deal relieves a major headache for Turnbull, whose poll numbers fell to a 14-month low last week, raising speculation of fresh political turbulence in a country that has had four leaders in six years.
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The United States trial showed that prenatal closing of the defect resulted in a 50 percent reduction in the need for a surgical shunt — a device that relieves pressure on the brain caused by fluid accumulation — in newborns.
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Mr. Cornegy's height was recorded while he was lying on the floor, which generally produces a greater measurement because it relieves pressure on the vertebrae, and while he was standing with his heels and shoulders against a wall.
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But Heatherwick is unusual, and perhaps canny, for making work that's widely understood to be sculptural, and that sells at auction as sculpture, even as he relieves those who experience his products from the burden of paying heightened attention.
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The deal relieves pressure on Italy's populist government and allows the Commission to focus on other pressing matters such as Britain's departure from the European Union and France's plans to increase its deficit in the face of street protests.
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It feels like you're lying on a Jello mold, but at the same time, it has a nice firm base to it, so it contours and relieves pressure without letting your body seep in or get out of alignment.
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Sejal relieves Harry from his life as a nomad and the loneliness that comes with it, while the latter rescues her from the humdrum life that awaits her back home - all of which we've seen multiple times in many films.
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And with Amazon's recent partnership with Kohl's — the chain is allowing its stores to serve as customer-return drop points — Amazon has established a physical presence that relieves its shoppers from two experiences they dislike: Waiting for packages and making returns.
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That's because beef cattle are the single most GHG-intensive food to produce; each day, a cow relieves itself of about 500 liters of methane, roughly the same amount of pollution that a car produces in the same amount of time.
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" Perlman agrees that, with any medical deduction, unless it is something clearly medical, like crutches or prescription medication, "you need some convincing evidence for your particular medical condition and that it relieves your condition and that nothing else would really do.
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What he found in a partner was someone who relieves the pressure on him of conforming to conventional masculine stereotypes like shouldering a shotgun when the guys in the family put on camo gear and go hunting on Thanksgiving Day.
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"The challenge for all of us now is to make sure that the pledges are turned into action in a way that relieves the suffering of the Syrian people," David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, said.
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We would lose a desperately needed opportunity to work towards a more targeted sanctions system that relieves the Sudanese population of the stranglehold of the current regime, while also maintaining pressure on the most abusive elements of the Sudanese government.
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Holiday stress can cause even the saintliest among us to consider parricide, and on a level, watching fictional characters get the everloving crap beaten out of them relieves tension and allows us to indulge our darkest thoughts with no consequences.
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The mandatory evacuation order "gives the county greater enforcement authority" and relieves first responders of risk during rescues, a spokesman for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), who is assisting the county, told Fox News, echoing what the Hawaii county agency said.
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The cover of Physically Sick says it relieves symptoms of fascism, bigotry, violence, and demagoguery, and to that end all the profits from its sales will go to The American Civil Liberties Union, Callen-Lorde, The National Immigration Law Center, and Planned Parenthood.
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A breach relieves the government of any obligations it has under the agreement, including its agreement to a reduction in the Sentencing Guidelines for acceptance of responsibility, but leaves intact all the obligations of the defendant as well as his guilty pleas. 3.
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Because if the idea here is that we want our NATO allies to be stronger in their own defense that relieves pressure on us, if the idea is that Germany shouldn&apost make itself subject to the Russian whim, I agree with that.
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While it may be tempting to place gullible users as the common problem in the spread of disinformation, this relieves pressure from the platforms themselves, which designed their systems with terrible vulnerabilities, and remained asleep at the wheel as those vulnerabilities were exploited.
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"If a child is experiencing an episode of back pain it may make sense to temporarily reduce the load if this relieves the pain, but once they recover it is fine to return to a normal load in the schoolbag," she said.
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The new name fits in with the firm's strategy to focus on renewable energy after it divested its oil and gas business - and relieves it of the unfortunate acronym in the old name that is a crude, slang word in some languages.
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It kind of relieves the nerves a bit 'cause the first year I went it was just Kim and I and being in there and being the new kid, per say, like not really knowing anyone and trying to find my sister.
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However, even if the cheerleaders are successful in demonstrating that they are employees, there is an exemption to the federal minimum wage under the FLSA which relieves any seasonal "amusement or recreational establishment" of the requirement to pay the minimum wage or overtime.
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But it also relieves Mr. McConnell of a huge problem: having to deal with Roy S. Moore, the unpredictable Alabama Republican nominee whose candidacy was tarred by allegations that he molested a 14-year-old girl and made sexual advances toward other teenagers.
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Still, a question that lingers against the backdrop of America's racial history is whether the fundamental choice to tell a historical story of police brutality rather than a recent one relieves its potential white audience (unlike its black audience) from personal implication in the film.
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"I find that that relieves me of the burden of having to think two steps ahead and lets me live in the day, and in this day I feel fabulous, and I'm so excited to be participating in this race coming up," she says.
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That the Obama administration set up guidelines for Clinton while she was secretary of state in no way relieves her of her obligations to uphold her oath of office, nor would any handshake agreement with the White House absolve her of federal laws concerning corruption.
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Writing in Common Dreams ("Breaking News and Views for the Progressive Community"), Copps relieves himself of opinions like these: [T]his merger would create a new Comcast — a national cable giant with the ability and the incentive to thwart competition, diversity, and consumer choice.
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"If the NFL would get behind these guys — like the NBA, their commissioner, he actually gives those guys a platform to speak out throughout the course of a year, throughout the course of a season ... it relieves some of that pressure," Jackson said to Hill.
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"Firmly" is in the eye of the beholder: While the booklet cites scores of papers and studies, they're not from particularly prominent medical journals, and in America at least, the resin isn't the F.D.A.-approved treatment of choice for the ailments it purportedly relieves.
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The best answers to each are rooted in creativity; the worst are hamstrung by wishful, delusional, or even cynical thinking, in particular the sort that relieves our societal institutions (and corporate overlords) of any responsibility for our collective fate—the onus is on you!
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Viewing wandering as a purposeful behavior suggests that safety concerns may be better addressed by offering additional support to families, so that children can develop skills that enable them to more easily access the broader community – or support that periodically relieves parents of sole responsibility for supervision.
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Republicans have floated around changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which relieves companies from liability for content posted on their platforms, as the solution to all of their content moderation woes, and legislation making major changes to the law has already been introduced.
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The decision confirms what Reuters reported last week and relieves banks from the possible obligation of having to hold at least 8 percent of their liabilities and own funds, as previously stated by the Single Resolution Board, the EU body in charge of winding down banks.
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Warrenism's obsession with policy detail sometimes smacks of managerial paternalism, but it aims at building and streamlining the capacity of government to reliably deliver the high-quality public goods citizens demand in a way that relieves them of the burdens of confusing paperwork and Kafkaesque administrative complexity.
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Trump's budget has called for eliminating the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, which relieves borrowers of their remaining student debt after they have worked in public service for 10 years, but this proposal calls for extending loan forgiveness "to all undergraduate students" in order to eliminate "biases" and bureaucracy.
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While sources said pulling out of India wasn't being considered when Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was still in place, the company's focus on profitability and eventually an initial public offering may be reason enough to strike another deal that relieves Uber of the increasing costs of operating in India.
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While the improvement in Credit Suisse's CET1 ratio relieves short-term pressures to generate capital, a potential US RMBS settlement, further restructuring charges or a continued uncertain macroeconomic backdrop could put pressure on capitalisation before the end of the year, when actuarial assumptions around defined benefit pension plans are also reviewed.
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Mr. Eckert (who plays Pericles in his later years) provides a percussive and agreeably bluesy score that throbs with emotion and grows cacophonous during the storm scenes, but more often than not swings easily, as when a wacky trio of rhyme-challenged pirates relieves an implausible plot point with wit.
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At its best, it temporarily relieves you from those negative feelings or absolves you from weird guilt and shame you have for not doing X, Y, or Z. But I do think we both come around to this fact that when it wears off, you are still stuck with yourself.
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We might further notice the attention Greenwold lavishes on the furniture or how the mirror on the right-hand wall opens the painting up, offering us a view of things we cannot otherwise see; the reflection become an aperture that relieves the room of its claustrophobia as well as underscores its closed, narrow space.
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Teas on Turkish Airlines now include rooibos (an African shrub that contains calcium and magnesium, which can help reduce stress), roselle (a species of hibiscus that reportedly relieves bloating by contributing to the fluid and electrolyte balance) and a blend of green tea, cinnamon, ginger, corn silk and garam masala (to aid the excretion of excessive fluid).
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Meanwhile on other questions, less hot-button but also crucial to Catholicism — the nature of communion, the relationship between Jesus' divine and human natures, the possibility that God might actually want a believer to commit a serious sin if it relieves suffering — Martin has lately asserted a number of views that seem at odds with traditional teaching.
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Pros: Works for a variety of skin conditions, relieves itching and inflammation, contains natural moisturizers, free from dyes and parabens, pH-balanced for sensitive skinCons: May not resolve fungal or yeast infections, scent may be too strong for some, not for use on puppies younger than 12 weeks of age, not safe for use on cats
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It not only rolls back key portions of the 2015 rule that had guaranteed protections under the 1972 Clean Water Act to certain wetlands and streams that run intermittently or run temporarily underground, but also relieves landowners of the need to seek permits that the Environmental Protection Agency had considered on a case-by-case basis before the Obama rule.
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Indeed, in 2008, a philosopher proposed the idea of a "pill for prejudice," to reduce the influence of bias on judicial decisions, after the drug propranolol—a beta-blocker that relieves hypertension and reduces anxiety by interrupting stress hormones and is used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder—was found to also reduce implicit bias in a sample of white people for a short period of time.
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If it turns out that the only initiative that, in their view, can do much in terms of resisting oppression and transforming racist attitudes would be a massive and continuing organizing effort funded by the Gates Foundation, which is unlikely to happen, I would infer that this belief conveniently relieves them of the responsibility of resisting oppression and transforming racist attitudes whenever and wherever they encounter them in the course of their daily lives.
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And in case you were enjoying the last days of August and need to catch up, here are some highlights from our coverage this week: White House Gives Canada More Time to Rework Nafta Nafta Is Suddenly in Doubt, and Canada Reels Trump Approach on Nafta Relieves Automakers' Worst Fears Trump's Tariffs on Canadian Newsprint Are Overturned Nafta wasn't the only source of turmoil and potential political trouble for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week.
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Consequently, any interpretation which focusses on the existence of complete control over all aspects of data processing is likely to result in serious lacunae in the protection of personal data," writes the AG. "I would add that, as the Belgian Government rightly observes, the fact that the Wirtschaftsakademie [the German company in the case] acts as joint controller in so far as it decides to have recourse to Facebook's services for its information offering in no way relieves Facebook Inc.
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