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Meanings of ease slightly in English

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