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Tensions in the divided communities have eased dramatically since the NATO force arrived.

If the European Central Bank were to similarly stand behind European debts, the crisis would ease dramatically.

He acknowledges he doesn't expect the political tensions between the two countries to ease dramatically any time soon.

Bill Clinton was one of thousands of students, wealthy retirees and other American sightseers who poured into the Soviet Union in 1969 as entry barriers were easing dramatically, those associated with the country said Thursday after President Bush made Clinton's trip a campaign issue.

Comparisons ease dramatically in October, thus setting the stage for stronger year-over-year financials.

It does not suggest the Fed can continue easing as dramatically as before.So a good deal of the cheer is based on the expectation of a big fiscal stimulus.

Mr. Chukhrai was among the first Soviet directors to gain prominence in the 1950's after Josef Stalin died and his successor, Nikita Khrushchev, dramatically eased censorship of the cinema.

But even though the human migration crisis has dramatically eased, Slovenia's interior ministry is seeking a change in the law to prevent environmental factors from slowing the barrier's extension.

Last month the country's Financial Services Agency FSAA) dramatically eased the regulations on how banks may interact with their securities arms, with sweeping implications for Japan's financial markets.The old system laid huge burdens on financial groups.

You may perhaps remember some controversy about that race, in which Sir Pass I Am was bolting up until eased down so dramatically by Oisin Murphy that he was nearly caught.

But regulators lifted or dramatically eased those constraints, and banks and financial services organizations now have far wider permission to grow those centers.