Perhaps the most understandable fear is that any alliance, between any combination of centre-left to green-left parties, spells the end for Labour, whose internal tensions are only ever alleviated when it can promise electoral dominance.
Walsh himself had more "losing" seasons — i.e. ones when he didn't win the Super Bowl — than "winning" ones, and eventually withdrew from the game, prematurely as he came to see, because the stress of losing wasn't ever much alleviated by the pleasure of winning.
Such desires, accordingly, can never be satisfied, any more than the corresponding fears — e.g., the fear of death — can ever be alleviated, since neither has a genuine referent, i.e., death as something harmful (when it is present, we do not exist) or wealth and power as salves for anxiety.
I came to the realization that the only thing that had ever truly alleviated confusion and suffering in my life was meditation.
You don't even alleviate my anxiety.
Evidence-based treatments and medication can sometimes help with symptoms, but rarely if ever do they alleviate such injuries.
The airy Cranes in the Sky, meanwhile, must be the prettiest song ever about trying to alleviate the thick fog of sadness ("I tried to dance it away").
Apple is selling the iPhone at launch in China for the first time ever, which could help alleviate grey market device sales, which are normally a big issue in the country.
Their task, in part, will be to alleviate the ever-heavy load on superstar Jonathan Brown.
Contrary to assurances from highway officials that the E-ZPass rush-hour inauguration on the New Jersey Turnpike went smoothly and augurs well for the future (news article, Oct. 3), I believe that unless changes are made, backups will continue and E-ZPass will fail to alleviate the ever-worsening traffic headaches.
