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Instinctively, my foot eases off the gas.

The Mach eases to 3.5 as we crest 80,000 feet.

Interleukin 6 Signal Transduction and the Strategiesin Treatment forIL-6-related Dis eases.

Many programs can be factored into parts in a way that eases bottlenecks.

The authors reported 117 eases about patella-block treatment of genu recurvatum in sequela of poliomyelitis.

The US Senate passed a bill Tuesday that eases some sanctions against Cuba, local media said.

Politeness is like an air cushions: There may be nothing in it, but it eases our jolts wonderfully.

And they say that after the government eases off the brakes, economic growth should quickly pick back up.

This design of integrating landscape with garage beautifies the environment, greatly improves space utilization, and eases the parking problems, is a new landscape product.

An influential Chinese economist who works with the country's central bank says Beijing can adopt a more flexible exchange-rate policy once the global economic slowdown eases.

Usain Bolt smiles for the cameras as he eases towards winning the 100metres Olympics gold in Beijing, breaking the world record in the process on August 16, 2008.

The group improves cargo distribution capacity and eases traffic tension by means of accelerating the construction of strategic loading (unloading) point and regional logistic base;

"Well, so you shouldn't be now." he eases me into the passenger side of his car, then lopes around to the other door.

Goldman's grilling also eases the passage of the Volcker rule, which clamps down on Banks' proprietary trading and investments in hedge funds and private equity, as part of broader reform.

Macroeconomy keep appropriate fast growth whether stock market can move ox's basic assurance for a long time, and it will influence the stock market to a certain extent that the acceleration rate eases up.