I note that, in 17th century England, coffee was prescribed for alleviating something called "head melancholy", which sounds about right.
The system works, Burgess explained, by alleviating something called the "christmas tree light problem," where panels in a solar array only harvest and output as much power as the weakest one in the chain.
The symbolic weight of the beginning of the "thaw" between David and Goliath, cannot be alleviated with calls for calm, nor energetic speeches that point toward a halt in the negotiations.
The call to alleviate poverty and disease is a call to alleviate poverty and disease in other countries, implicitly on the Cold War theory, dating from the Marshall Plan, that poverty and disease is a breeding ground for Communism.
The Bush administration said today that Israel's policy of pinpoint killings of Palestinians was inflaming the Middle East conflict and urged the Israelis to alleviate what it called the humiliations of the Palestinian people.
King knew what he was doing: trying to alleviate what he calls "the big-girl complex", wherein a taller dancer becomes so paranoid, she won't trust her partners no matter how tall they are.
His government wants to clamp down on tax evasion, corruption and inefficiency in order to fund social spending and alleviate what it calls Greece's "humanitarian crisis".
With permission, partners can help alleviate this by calling to set up appointments.
He also accuses the Pakistani and American elite of short-sighted policies that he says fail to alleviate poverty, which he calls the main source of Islamic fundamentalism and crime.
Morgan said her successor as education secretary, Justine Greening, would use her speech to the conference on Tuesday to unveil a new system to alleviate inequality in schools, called "social mobility areas".
