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1
The Reuters consensus forecast is that confidence will
ease
slightly
in March.
2
I felt the solid bar of tension between my shoulder blades
ease
slightly
.
3
Temperatures remained high, though were predicted to
ease
slightly
on Friday.
4
Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would
ease
slightly
.
5
Germany, Europe's largest economy, grew but saw the pace of growth
ease
slightly
from August.
6
At Abu Bakr's carefully chosen words, Umar felt the tension in the crowd
ease
slightly
.
7
Prices are nearing the top of the cycle but should
ease
slightly
into the weekend.
8
I can feel the anxiety begin to
ease
slightly
.
9
That haze should
ease
slightly
tomorrow when heavy rain comes through the area, along with a possible thunderstorm.
10
Beyond that-ina doughnut ring about 5 to 10 kilometers
out
-
regulations
ease
slightly
.
11
A Bureau of Meteorology spokesman says winds will
ease
slightly
over the weekend before picking up on Monday.
12
It had been expected to
ease
slightly
from September's 5.8 percent.
13
It's possible the rain may
ease
slightly
overnight but it will come back again with heavy rain for tomorrow.
14
The Bundesbank said inflation in Germany could
ease
slightly
,
with prices for fuel, heating oil and agricultural products likely to fall.
15
Wedding planning will get a bit easier after the Government announced restrictions on the number of people gathering will
ease
slightly
.
16
The growth rate is expected to
ease
slightly
in 2011 due to falling exports stemming from weak U.S. and European economies.
ease
slightly
ease