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Mr. Carter's administration was marked by an easing of American policy toward Cuba.

Its economy has been buoyed by rising household wealth and house prices, and by an easing of bank-lending conditions.

Oil prices for Brent blend retreated on world markets by 40 cents to $26.62 helped by an easing of tension in the Middle East.

Any budget agreement negotiated in Washington would likely include tax increases and budget cuts, he added, which would need to be offset by an easing of rates.

The gains were fueled by an easing of concern over a big property company, Sino Land, whose shares fell 45percentt on Thursday amid speculation -- denied by executives -- that the company might default on debt.

When Trump announced the bailout, many farm advocacy groups and a bipartisan bloc of farm-state legislators argued that farmers would more effectively be helped by an easing of trade tensions.

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However, by the time an easing of the programme, known as quantitative easing, was announced in December, investors were more relaxed about the move.

In the background of Washington's sodden and sullen September is a budget deficit approaching $500 billion for the next year, even before the cost of Iraq operations is added in, and an anemic economic recovery accompanied by no sign of an easing of joblessness.

The hastily assembled aid package for Uruguay has been seen by some analysts as an easing of the Bush administration's philosophical opposition to bailing out emerging economies in trouble, unless like Turkey, they are deemed to be of strategic importance in American efforts against terrorism.

Colleges should seize the opportunity offered by a new government and an easing of central regulation to set their own agendas, says Margaret Sharp, a leading economist and Liberal Democrat peer.