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She was not excited for me to leave, but she spoke calmly, which eased my fears about the coming journey.

The bank says Egypt reduced the amount of money needed to start a business. Egypt also eased rules that used to delay building permits.

While those tensions seem to have eased , the United States' nuclear disarmament deal with North Korea is also a concern.

The smog that has engulfed Moscow for a week eased a bit Tuesday, but the concentration of pollutants remained high.

The nightly curfew in the Iraqi capital and a vehicle curfew are to be eased during Ramadan to help families break fast together.

In one respect, corporate fears seem to have eased a bit, however.

If you care, you may feel bein surrounded by enemies, but if you try to view the things in a way of a child, you may be eased.

The Fed's classic mistake that led to the Great Depression was that it tightened monetary policy when it should have eased.

Tensions between the Bank of England and the banks on its patch had nonetheless eased by the start of this year.

tell all the truth as lighting to the children eased with the explanation kind the truth must dazzle gradually blind. or every man be blind.

A report showing record U. S. exports in April eased some concerns about a stalled economic recovery, which had been weighing on the market.

Mr. Wen said he was happy to see that tensions have eased in the Korean Peninsula.

The study did not include an untreated control group. So there is no way to know for sure if it was the treatment that eased the depression.

Tai chi eased painful joints and other symptoms of fibromyalgia in a small but well-done study of this ancient Chinese form of exercise.

Suddenly she sat up and looked him with surprising tenderness. Alan's black mood eased slightly.

Suddenly she sat up and looked him with surprising tenderness. Blan's black mood eased slightly.

In 1992 the board, looking to forge a new image for the company, eased him out as chairman despite his lobbying to stay on a few more years.

It would be much better if Mr Assad were eased out by his compatriots and by fellow Arabs in the region.

First, we eased monetary policy substantially, particularly after indications of economic weakness proliferated around the turn of the year.

Medication has eased her anxiety, but nothing moves her from her stupor except occasional moments of fear, too deep for medication.

But those fears have eased recently as the U. S. has notched several better-than-expected economic reports.

"This approach eased financial conditions in the past and, so far, looks to be effective again, " he said.

Bill Sr. eased his son's worries about taking Microsoft public when Bill fretted that it would be a distraction for employees.

Some of these factors have eased in recent months, as oil prices have fallen and Japan has begun to recover.

The transport infrastructure of the city a great deal of reform and construction, traffic congestion eased.

His letter eased his wife of her trouble .

After the words were complete, the body was placed on a prepared flat board, tipped up, and the deceased body eased into the sea.

Demand for seats on the handful of charter flights has risen by up to 60% since the restrictions were eased.

The measures are said to have had some effect, as some car owners have said that congestion has eased a little.

Mr Assad might be more readily eased out of Syria if something more appealing than a tribunal at The Hague were on offer.

The next day, restrictions were eased across much of Europe and flights began.

The sun eased its way downward, melting into the horizon until only a final red arc remained.

As the stigma of depression has eased, the number of people diagnosed with it has increased.

The company is operating in the relatively open retail market, where restrictions have been eased.

Harrison Martin eased about three feet off the ground, the engine roaring with a whine so loud that some kids covered their ears.

Since the Manhattan incident, restrictions on military intervention in foreign countries have eased, fueling demand for mercenaries.

It always tightened a little too much when inflation was the problem and eased too much when slow growth was the problem.

Both cold and flu symptoms can be eased with over-the-counter medications as well.

Although the relationship between Brown and the royal family has eased, but limited to the surface, all acting according to regulations.

The sense of crisis may have eased , but wide spreads and high market interest rates still stalk several European economies .

The pain in her eyes has eased away.

The "hill" around the center was only a meter tall now and shrinking rapidly as the concentric rings eased back to the floor of the room.

We have mentioned this bow many times, and that the pressure will not be eased until the New Madrid slips.

As Kostya eased the van onto the street, Ivetta looked up at her mother's office, on the second floor of the Ballet Academy.

Inflationary pressure has eased, he said, despite the high CPI figure.

Many fans were underwhelmed by his re-appointment, although Korea's unbeaten qualification campaign eased the pressure on the 55-year-old.

Landlocked regions are hard to get goods to, though infrastructure improvements have eased some of those pressures.

This is not the first time that Myanmar's leaders have eased up; and previous dawns have turned out to be false.

But by guaranteeing to invest the proceeds of maturing securities, the Fed has merely put monetary policy on hold, it has not eased it.

eased the car into a narrow space; eased the director out of office.

External price pressure concurrently eased, with import prices showing an enlarged decline over the course of the year.

Previous symptoms have disappeared or at least eased since moving home.

Crude oil prices have eased back from new highs, but still flirted near the 100-dollar mark Wednesday, adding concern to the U.

In these patients severe pain can develop particularly at night and it is only eased when the leg is dangled down over the edge of the bed.

He said today that "overheating risks have eased. "

These fears now seem to have eased.

EU officials have been discussing a bailout in the wake of a 13-day Irish bond-sell off that only eased at the end of last week.

No wonder if the lives of the vast majority of Afghan women have not eased since the Taliban were bombed from power.

The pace of job losses eased in the United States in April, perhaps a signal that the worst of the recession has passed.

As oil slid, the euro, which had hit a new record high of $1. 6038 against the dollar in early trading, eased back.

But the message kept the euro from leaping against the dollar, and eased some of the public pressure on the ECB.

and that Ireland could expect the burden of its bank bail-outs to be eased.

The CAR eased to a stop, and Will walked quickly down the hallway to the office.

It has however, been a nagging concern for investors in parent EADS, whose shares eased 2 per cent to 23. 2 euros on Tuesday.

U. S. sanctions on North Korea will not be eased until the regime takes significant steps toward denuclearization.

But as the core cooled, the convection should have eased enough to kill the field.

But officials have hinted in the past that the policy could be eased after 2010, and studies of its impact are said to be under way.

But the latter aspects were eased in last-minute horse-trading and banks are already finding ways to get around the former.

The doctor further eased her mind by telling her that all her Asian clients with hepatitis B had healthy babies.

The Russian economy has also stabilised now that the financing constraints that held back businesses over the winter have eased.

She says she eased some of the pressure after her younger daughter rebelled and shouted "I hate my life! I hate you! "

It has eased tensions in what has long been one of the world's most dangerous flashpoints.

There are few human woes that cannot be eased a little by exposure to the dreamlike beauty of the Aegean.

Indeed, China's said Wednesday that its export slump eased in September, down just 15 percent, a strong improvement over August's decline.

That tension eased slightly following Chinese President Hu Jintao's state visit to the United States earlier this year.

However, the effect on farm production and prices nationwide could be eased as there had been strong harvests of crops elsewhere.

The scraper is eased into the wood at the side of the hole made for the screw.

And while the torch relay managed to avoid major disruption in South America, the pressure is likely to have eased only temporarily.

The natural disaster eased political tensions , and a diplomatic solution was agreed upon.

Thus, by circulating out, the gas bubble is eased out of the wellbore safely.

Rising unemployment, in particular among the highly skilled, has eased those worries.

And so, with the help of two others, they gently eased the coffin into the hearse and closed the door.

But officials say the blockade might be eased to permit more civilian goods into Gaza.

I eased myself down the smooth, nearly vertical wall on my back, pressing my arms and legs outward against the sides.

In recent months North Korea has repeatedly expressed its willingness to rejoin the talks, and tensions between the Koreas have eased.

He eased restrictions on the long-banned Kurdish language and blunted the army's influence.

Anshy didn't want to eat , just stayed in the water ground. The guy saw that she was dying, so he reluctantly eased her back into the sea.

With a sound of groaning metal, the chassis eased upward a few inches.

Close-up glaring would go and the silliest of goose steps, which strain the knees, might be eased.

This has eased some of the recent pressure on the greenback, and the dollar index is a little firmer.

Frank eased my fear about not being able to speak the local language.

Results: After examination, with scientifically concocting glasses and correctly inducting, the symptom disappeared or eased.

China has recently eased some currency controls as it tries to increase yuan-denominated transactions.

Black Jim politely eased him out of the taxi and into the old Pontiac .

Her son's coming back from the army safe and sound eased Mrs. Green of her worry and anxiety.

Echinacea , the herbal supplement used by millions of Americans, neither prevented colds nor eased cold symptoms in a study .

BEIJING - Torrential rain has greatly eased the severe drought in central China, it also caused flooding in some regions as well.

Cheap fertiliser and improved crop strains have eased overseas shortage in a number of commodity areas.

The new estimate, by a state-funded monitoring body, came as fears over Tokyo's tap water eased.

When I heard about the bees I eased off my worry about a root canal of mine and let the Panama Canal replace it on the Top Twenty.

Aiming to win the supermajority that would have eased this task, Mr Erdogan embraced a strident anti-Kurdish tone on the campaign trail.

At first I struggled to come up with anything, but I continued doing it every night and over time the pain in my heart eased.

First, China has already reduced interest rates three times in the last few months and eased some credit controls.

However, some economists believe that if the controls were substantially eased, it could lead to a huge outflow of private savings.

The disaster eased tensions, and officers found themselves attending memorial services for their dead and for those of their enemy.

In Hawkins County, where Rogersville is located, unemployment eased to 11% in March, down from 11. 6% a year ago.

Lin smiled and eased back into the couch after taking a sip of water from his glass.

Hardly daring to believe it, Moody eased the airliner into a climb.

The generals have eased their stance in the last few days.

We should never forget that heartache cannot be cured but can be eased by someone willing to give genuine sympathy.

In August of that year the Fed suddenly and dramatically eased up.

Monetary policies in many countries had been eased aggressively.

Crude prices subsequently eased after key OPEC members suggested that production targets should be reviewed higher.

In the United States, where engineers and nurses are most in demand, the talent crunch has eased amid recession.

Although China's growth momentum has eased due to tighter credit conditions, concerns over China's sharp slowdown are overstated.

In India, the HSBC PMI eased slightly from its high in November, although it remained strong by historical standards.

Curbs on shipping have been eased and talks launched with Beijing on liberalising cargo and passenger charter flights.

The company eased the burden on their staff by hiring temporary help.

Tensions have eased somewhat since Abhisit was voted out of office in favor of "Red Shirt" -- backed Yingluck Shinawatra.

As he eased the 20-ton bus into the roiling water, the torrent instantly surged up against its sides.

It became available to web users there only in January, after America eased trade sanctions against the Islamic republic.

The exercise temporarily eased fears about European banks' vulnerabilities to the burgeoning sovereign-debt crisis.

The bear put the phone to the side and eased itself into the hot spring.

The dark humor distracted me, and the distraction eased the pain.

Milan eased past Anderlecht to tighten their grip at the top of Group H of the Champions League.

What has eased equity-market fears are the huge government bailouts of the financial system.

Earnings eased the blow from a batch of soft economic data showing U. S. economic growth had slowed and the labor market may be weakening.

Eased the burden on her staff by hiring temporary help.

The restrictions were eased after two weeks, but servicemen are still subject to a night-time curfew.

If these are not eased, bank earnings and capital as well as the prospects for a wider economic recovery may be at risk.

After a day of nature and invigoration, a transition back to civilization is eased by the welcoming Banff downtown area.

A looser monetary policy means one of those conditions will be eased.

Afterthe shocking explosion of hatred and violence, tensions eased a bit this weeks Bangkokians celebrated the Thai new year holiday.

But the selloff eased from the open, a sign that speculative interest in the new listings is still strong.

I had eased up in my headlong fling to prove my maturity.

Meanwhile, lock-up periods on selling have eased worries that the newly tradable stock would flood into the market.

Tension eased among the passengers as the fog lifted.

Anderson was expected to be eased into United's first team gently this season but he has exceeded all expectations in making 32 appearances.

That situation has eased now that the National Transition Commission is in charge.

Besides the rate hike, regulators also eased curbs on individuals investing overseas.

The drawer in my desk was stuck FAST, but I eased it open with a knife.

However, piglets and feed prices have been higher, pork prices have eased substantially less likely.

It has eased strict rules governing nightlife and will soon open two of the world's most expensive casinos.

Yet he may be eased out eventually, not least because his African neighbours are increasingly embarrassed by him.

Demand for the greenback also rose after reports showed rising German inflation and oil prices eased from recent record highs.

We enormously improved the infrastructure and effectively eased the bottleneck for further development.

His rule was short, being eased out of power by economic reformist Deng Xiaoping.

Washington's actions eased investor concerns on Asian stock markets, which made strong gains by the close of Monday's trading.

After two of the men on the bench left, the others eased up.

If we contained the amount of issuance of Treasury securities, pressures on private capital markets would be eased.

Some businesses would like to see the embargo eased.

His administration has eased travel restrictions on Cuban-Americans and restarted diplomatic contacts.

On the positive side, the two nations focused on foreign trade as a growth engine and they eased central government control of the economy.

Apparently mindful of the risks of going too far, Chinese officials have eased up on the negative market commentary.

Programmers have simplified their code structure and eased maintenance tasks with Model-View-Controller for decades.

Its latest statement eased that prohibition, saying such discussions wouldn't be interpreted as a sign of controlling influence.

On Main Street, mortgage underwriters eased their guidelines as delinquency and foreclosure rates dropped.

Initial resistance from some senior monks and fears of diluting traditional studies in monasteries have gradually eased.

This week, the current spot market pessimism have been eased, market sales of larger differences.

As average incomes have climbed, the state has eased travel restrictions and increased to 11 the number of official public holidays.

Symptoms continued for several months, started bleeding after bowel movement, and later used some drugs, the symptoms eased.

Higher asset prices have propped up consumer spending and narrower corporate bond spreads have eased firms' borrowing costs.

And the Obama administration's talk of a "reset" in ties with Russia has eased the tension, for now.

Travel operators are bullish on Taiwan's tourism industry, after the island eased restrictions for individual tourists from the mainland.

Many concerns about heart transplants with older recipients have eased over the years.

To begin with, I eased into some gentle medium turns, immediately being struck by the exceptional visibility.

This ramp, coated with mud and water, eased the displacement of the blocks which were pushed (or pulled) into place.

Setting up the joint patrol has greatly eased the strain on police strength.

The concerns spiked after a measure of Chinese manufacturing eased to its lowest level since July 2010.

the brows eased in, but the eyelids closed with a fast-in, giving them a feeling of collision.

We eased around from the east, sticking to the trees when we were in view of the windows, affecting a casual-looking stroll, just in case.

This has eased the way for Japan's exporters, led by the business federation Keidanren, to step up their pro-trade agenda.

The political uncertainty in Greece has eased as a new technocratic government was sworn in on Friday.

he eased out , closing the door quickly.

They found that the long course better eased symptoms over time and improved 1-year survival compared with the short course.

The driver eased the car round slightly for fear to be struck by the speeding car.

Authorities' embrace of road tolls further eased the financial burden, by providing steady revenues to recoup costs.

The humorous conversation with the teacher really cheered us up and eased the atmosphere of the lesson.

Tight censorship has been eased to allow robust debates, criticism, and interviews with dissidents in domestic news publications.

Oddly enough, the European fiscal crisis eased some of the strains in late 2010: a weaker euro meant a stronger dollar.

But many decades of investment in infrastructure, education and policing slowly eased the city's problems.

Economists said they expected sentiment to improve as cheaper gas prices eased the strains on consumers' pocket books .

Starting in the 1970s, financial liberalisation and innovation eased credit constraints on the public and private sectors.

Tenderly, she eased the clean fleece over her little boy's hand and up around his plump shoulder.

Having eased a little following Monday's panic, yields on Italian bonds rose again on Thursday.

Australian manufacturing activity weakened in June, although the pace of decline eased slightly.

Monetary conditions eased, reflecting high levels of liquidity in the banking sector, but were broadly neutral.

The decline came as global demand fell back from its mid-year peak and tensions over Iran eased.

Prohibition on private operation of water networks have been eased. Now merely "Restricted"

Emerging market equities also enjoyed a positive session as concerns about Chinese central bank policy eased.

The economy has slowed, inflation has eased and, most worryingly, capital outflows have accelerated.

I had experienced this at the test last week and knew it could be slippery, so I eased off a small amount.

But neither treatment eased pain in mice that lacked a cell-surface receptor through which adenosine exerts its effects.

Even here many of the restrictions are being eased as a result of recent agreements with the EU.

Income disparities between rich and poor widened as government regulations eased and bank failures rose.

When it was over, and the black town car eased into the lot to pick up Dr. King amid the crowd, I was standing nearby.

Pichet says improved security operations and intelligence gathering have eased tension in communities that once feared night-time attacks.

But the government said operations had been hampered by heavy rains, which eased only today, and infrastructure damage.

'This approach eased financial conditions in the past and, so far, looks to be effective again, ' Mr.

The dollar came under renewed pressure and government bond prices eased after the new Treasury purchases were announced.

He trotted in sync across the yard as the swarm eased away.

Eg. I'm very busy just now; wait until things have eased up a little.

Iran's musical restrictions have eased over the past decade and pop music has become increasingly common in some parts of society.

Once the loan is bought, the principal would be cut and the repayment terms eased.

But the utility eased back on its warnings after power consumption apparently dropped.

Thanks to the timely macro-control measures, domestic demand for production materials has been eased, and the prices went down notably.

For many industrial companies, the recession has not eased the skills shortage.

This is a bright spot for the peripheral nations as yield spreads to Germany have eased somewhat, but the situation is still fragile.

They have eased relations with Japan and, horrified by the nuclear brinkmanship of Kim Jong Il, mediated with Korea.

This statement eased the tension which existed, and I am glad today to read it over again.

The momentum for reform has tailed off as the pressure from financial markets has eased.

The relationship between the two countries has eased.

It was a comforting gesture, and it eased the pain a little.

The report also showed inflation expectations eased slightly, even with the Fed's stance on the economy.

The serious drought of Shandong province may be eased by the first snowfall on Jinan.

The economic slowdown and declining commodity prices have eased the nation's consumer inflation rate, which surged to 5. 6% over the summer.

sunny, you smiled at me and really eased the pain.

Severe overcapacity means that prices for electronic goods are declining and even food-price inflation has eased significantly.

I eased out of the tree and hurried off across fallow farmland.

Toyota eased ahead of other carmakers largely because of its reputation for producing good-quality, reliable cars at reasonable prices.

He could not sleep, so he had eased a hand between his legs and imagined the septa atop him, breasts bouncing.

The rate of economic inflation eased last month.

Quantitative easing and the smooth completion of the stress tests for banks has eased tension.

Among other things, it eased the customer into use-case modeling at a comfortable and relatively nontechnical level.

Xu has since eased her work schedule, but she's no less productive.

He soon eased up on his family and allowed them to be different from what he expected them to be.

But we were that kind of thief that rather eased the dodgy deed along, than did it.

Commodity prices have eased in recent months amid signs of slowing global growth and concerns about the effect of the eurozone debt crisis.

More recently, however, bilateral tensions have eased, notably with Poland.

It is unlikely to worsen. Nevertheless, fundamental Uygur-Han contradictions have not eased. They may even intensify.

Oil prices have eased somewhat, relieving pressures on consumers and businesses.

New construction and suburban migration have eased Shanghai's congestion, more than tripling the living space per capita in 30 years.

Anything can happen, but the consequences can sometimes be eased with the proper preparation.

Already the Obama administration has eased some restrictions on travel, remittances and telecoms links, and more changes could follow.

Import restriction was further eased and by the end of 1995, China had rescinded import licensing and quota control over 826 tariff lines.

He eased the airliner into a climb.

Subsequently Aileen, reflecting upon these latest developments, was from one point of view actually pleased or eased.

Your debts will be reduced, your worries will be eased, and you can look forward to a debt free future.

Mr Zapatero's belated reforms have eased some of the pressure.

Researchers found women regain their youthful good looks in the summer once the cold, dark nights have eased.

If lgA levels suddenly fall below a certain level, training is eased or dropped altogether.

Many of the problems caused by the ageing of America would be eased if more old people carried on working.

For the manufacturing sector, credit will likely be noticeably eased.

Experts predict a much bigger bank run whenever the controls are eventually lifted or eased further.

Results emotional ease through, 200 cases of patients with mood disorders are to the eased, facilitate access to good effect.

Signs of economic recovery and the support schemes organised by central banks have eased this process along.

I eased his dick into me and gently began rocking back and forth, taking care not to hurt him.

Buy yourself a US-made car. Bish, bash, bosh: guilt eased, money returned to the government, American jobs saved for another two weeks.

Crippling symptoms of depression, obsessive compulsive disorder and even substance abuse are eased.

I gradually eased the conversation round to the subject.