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ease

[eez] / iz /






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Another pressing priority is to create jobs and find homes for the millions displaced during nearly 14 years of civil war, and easing the suffering of those fleeing the latest clashes among communities.

From BBC

According to the Journal, he will stay on as CEO for several months to ease the transition, and will likely remain in some role with the company.

From MarketWatch

According to the Journal, he will stay on as CEO for several months to ease the transition, and will likely remain in some role with the company.

From MarketWatch

"Just trying to ease into training and see where we're at."

From Barron's

So he slowed down his pacing and eased back on emphasizing dialogue in each episode.

From Salon