Concern yourself about seeing and easing the needs and objectives of other people.
A victory in Wisconsin could help create a new path for Mr. Romney to reach the necessary 270 electoral votes, easing the need to win both Ohio and Virginia.
This week, the Independent Budget Office released an analysis suggesting that more teachers might quit or retire than had been projected, potentially easing the need for layoffs.
The most important tasks involved taking apart motors and other machinery, which the workers, for the most part, could do, easing the need for expensive contractors, Mr. LaMagna said.
Customers can download the same title to the same one or two computers as often as they like, easing the need to store the electronic texts on their hard drives.
The tents, blankets, food and medical supplies pouring into Nepal from other countries will help ease immediate needs.
But he added that while rates have fallen, "the criteria have not really eased so you still need an excellent credit history in order to get a mortgage.
But the general reduction in work hours has helped ease the need for downtime for at least some workers.
He struck the right note when he told MSNBC on Wednesday that Mr. Clinton's mission had not eased the need for North Korea to alter its behavior if it wants a "path to better relations".
Targeted next-generation sequencing panels have been shown to ease this need.
