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ease

[eez] / iz /






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"This was a solid report across headline job creation, unemployment, and wage growth, easing concerns over the health of the US labour market," wrote City Index's Fiona Cincotta.

From Barron's

The central bank governor is going to change, and they are starting an easing cycle.

From Barron's

He said pharmacies are also becoming busier because GPs and surgeries are directing patients their way to ease pressure on the health service.

From BBC

Beyond easing symptoms, participants in the intermittent fasting group experienced a significant reduction in harmful visceral fat and key inflammatory signals in the bloodstream.

From Science Daily

He hopes easing geopolitical rivalries could boost the sport.

From Barron's