That I was merely lurking on these sites, not actually looking for a date, failed to ease the sting of prerejection.
But many opposition politicians and Western diplomats called the election date a ruse to ease the outcry against General Musharraf's seizure of additional power.
Mr. Icahn and Southeastern had also sought to nullify a decision by the Dell special committee to change both the voting requirements of the proposed sale and its record date, both meant to ease the chances that the deal will succeed.
At the other end of the bar, a woman waited for her date and decided to ease her nerves by ordering the Pink Lemonade, a saccharine vodka drink with cherries which, at four dollars, did the job splendidly.
To date, most research to ease movement of anadromous salmonids past such barriers to help dwindling populations has focused on the use of technical fishways.
OO Walmart's Food Labels Can Help America's $29 Billion Food Waste Problem - it will now require its suppliers to use a new date label designed to ease safety worries and prevent food from being tossed away too early.
Mr. Jackson is accused of demanding money and gifts, including computers and a Bowflex exercise machine, to hold certain dates for events, to ease the paperwork and in some cases to allow early access to the building, which typically rents for $6,000 a day.
Mr. Cuomo's office filed charges against Mr. Jackson in February, accusing him of taking bribes from Marc Jacobs, and in some cases other companies, to hold certain dates for events, to ease the paperwork and sometimes allow early access to the building for setup.
Eros makes storytellers of us all, from yarns spun to ease first-date awkwardness to that well-worn two-hander, "how we met".
But another senior figure in Brussels was less optimistic: "Do we know that Germany or Finland will agree to a new programme?" Tsipras has pledged to rewrite the terms of the bailout that dates from 2012 by trying to ease the fiscal orthodoxy defined by Berlin and achieving some form of writedown or relief on the country's national debt of €320bn or 175% of GDP.
