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relax

[ri-laks] / rɪˈlæks /




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The cost of excess refilling increased during the pandemic after regulators relaxed rules limiting early refills and consumers increasingly turned to mail-order pharmacies.

From The Wall Street Journal

It feels less parental and more like an older brother situation, and we try to make it very relaxed so they’re not nervous around us, and they certainly are not.

From Los Angeles Times

With routines relaxed and new tech unwrapped, it's more tempting than ever to let children loose on devices over the festive period, with parents caught between avoiding screen guilt and the realities of modern life.

From BBC

So whether you want family-friendly fare, holiday vibes, relaxing release or edgier escapism – there’s plenty to check out.

From Salon

On Christmas Day itself, she will have Sudanese-style chicken dinner with friends and just relax.

From BBC