It's a shame that you can't try a dress on to check the fit, but it frees you from insecurities that you may have as a woman.
In the antebellum American South, an itinerant German dentist (Christoph Waltz) frees the slave Django (Jamie Foxx) and together they form a bounty-hunting team that brings in wanted men dead or alive, which as Waltz explains is a "flesh for cash business", just like slavery.
We lose the juxtaposition of poor against rich and settle in a no man's land of figures, studies and linguistic relief that frees us from facing a rather ugly reality: poverty exists in Britain.
Eating wholegrain not only means better nutrition but also frees up time for women and girls – they don't have to pound away at the grain in a mortar for hours.
It is liberating because it frees the anxious mind of its internal monologue.
A good budget deal "cuts things we don't need, closes corporate tax loopholes that don't create new jobs, and frees up resources" for things like education and infrastructure, the president says.
The shift to a lower risk, bolt-on strategy frees up cash for higher dividends and lowers integration risks.
It allows Australia different angles of attack and frees up the players to express themselves more, however, is a more rigid approach the best option for the World Cup? Brisbane Roar under Postecoglou often avoided crossing the ball.
One can imagine a regime that is generally happier and more robust: in which many more economies float, China stops managing its currency and frees its capital account, and the dollar's role as reserve is increasingly shared among several currencies.
Certainty about future costs also frees up capital.Nurturing Britain's oil industry has other advantages too.
Europe will never thrive until it frees up its markets.
