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Значения термина alleviate by на английском

Значения для термина "alleviate by" отсутствуют.
Использование термина alleviate by на английском
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To Fabio's questions she replied that she desired to alleviate by confession her soul, which was oppressed with the impressions of the last few days.
A Reckless Character, and Other Stories
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Anxiety may be alleviated by changing a person's gut bacteria, new research suggests.
The Irish Times
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But the heat of those places can be much alleviated by the surroundings.
Vanished Arizona: Recollections of the Army Life by a New Englan...
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Only senility remained; and even this could be repeatedly alleviated by physiological rejuvenation.
Last and First Men
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On the contrary, these PCS-induced changes were alleviated by uremic toxin absorbent AST-120.
Pubmed
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This fate could only be alleviated by the education and elevation of women.
A Little Journey in the World
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Happily, your omission was somewhat alleviated by a stimulating comment from Garret FitzGerald.
The Irish Times
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Some were genuine, with ailments and pain alleviated by the herb.
The Guardian
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Nevertheless, distorted histoarchitecture revealed in hypothyroid rat femur was alleviated by Se treatment.
Pubmed
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Hepatic cell abnormalities were almost completely alleviated by silybin treatment.
Pubmed
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The problem can be alleviated by building more water storage infrastructure, but that costs money.
The Guardian
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All problems that could easily be alleviated by surfacing, but above them wasn't open ocean.
The charlemagne pursuit
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The pain of the past and the present was alleviated by a prospect of futurity.
The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
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A fact only slightly alleviated by affinity contact with her other three selves, and Samuel.
The Naked God
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And it is an evil as yet little alleviated by the increase of physiological knowledge.
American Woman's Home: Or, Principles of Domestic Science; / Bei...
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In fact he was fortunate to survive after some bumpy spells alleviated by O'Connell's inexperience.
The Irish Times