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Examples for "lessen"
Examples for "lessen"
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Western diplomats hope it would also lessen Pakistan's control of the Taliban.
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But social distancing measures Australia has already taken will lessen that peak.
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Adding seats but also trying to lessen the power of the courts.
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The ills we know of, bodily, spiritual, social; and seek to lessen.
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Recycled juice That doesn't lessen its promise beyond New York City classrooms.
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They will subside once you begin to gain control over your situation:
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Past bouts of extreme volatility have often taken some time to subside.
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In forty minutes or so, the number of rodents began to subside.
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Cross the border into New South Wales and the rain will subside.
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The anger surrounding the most recent verdict in Mahon, will soon subside.
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We pulled apart to let the urge to merge subside until later.
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But not until she saw the brothers ahead did the fear subside.
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It had taken almost that whole month for Berger's fury to subside.
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Once silicate is exhausted, diatom blooms subside in a major export event.
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He waited for the laughter to subside before saying, 'All right, everybody.
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Upon hearing Afro Latina, the need to prove myself began to subside.
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Gradually the stuff took hold and the awful pain began to subside.
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The dust will, I hope, subside during the course of the day.
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Instead the latency would increase, then subside somewhat, before increasing some more.
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Nevertheless, the excitement created by the draft did not subside at once.
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I hope the feeling will subside, however, in a day or two.
