| 41. | A glass of champagne helped ease the sting of those memories.
|
| 42. | The welfare-rights movement eased the stigma attached to handouts.
|
| 43. | Less government borrowing should ease pressure on rates, say economists.
|
| 44. | We continue to expect an easing of monetary policy this quarter.
|
| 45. | Will it ease racial tensions _ or merely make them worse?
|
| 46. | Yet being a rock star hasn't eased his torment.
|
| 47. | The equity market very much wants to see a Fed easing,
|
| 48. | And that squeeze isn't going to ease anytime soon.
|
| 49. | The Federal Reserve will ease once the budget battle is resolved,
|
| 50. | He could flow in and out of different circles with ease.
|
