"Despite increases for the new law for disbursements for members of parliament, the reductions will bring a noteworthy unburdening of the taxpayer, " she said.
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She resolves to tell her children, but remains unsure whether unburdening herself after all these years will make up for withholding the truth from the love of her life.
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At the same time, critics have suggested that Roth seemed unrepentant about revealing his deepest secret _ as if the exhilaration of the unburdening overwhelmed the weight of the sin.
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During the 19th century, the idea of unburdening oneself by confessing a shameful secret was gradually transferred from religion to medicine, influencing Mesmer's animal magnetism, and eventually Freud.
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Burke's frustration with the ineffectiveness of BC's offense in the red zone ( 17 TDs in 34 opportunities ) almost spilled out, but he stopped short of unburdening himself.
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Eisenberg, Kahn, and Toll ( 2009 ) emphasize the creative freedom Jews found in western society, unburdening them from past traditions and opening up new opportunities for entrepreneurship, philanthropy and civic leadership.
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Where the violation depends, in critical part, upon differential treatment of two similar classes of individuals, then one might cure the problem either by similarly burdening, or by similarly unburdening, both groups.
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He shares it with others, he says, because " the program " professes that the telling is a way of getting rid of it all, unburdening it, putting it to rest.
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The writing of them was more personal still, an unburdening that freed him of the obligation to write of a central event in his life _ his mother's suicide when he was 12 years old.
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To then have gone on to a further objective _ unburdening Iraq of Saddam _ would have overstepped that charter and betrayed some coalition partners in the pursuit a secondary U . S . goal that abraded their domestic political interests.
