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We can also expect smarter, content-aware network technologies to emerge to further ease these threats.

Mr. Khan's agreement is likely to further ease tension in Herat, where violent riots took place two weeks ago.

After reaching its group target, it will seek support from non-member oil producers to further ease the global glut.

To further ease confusion, Medicare should clearly outline plans with simple side-by-side comparisons of costs and benefits.

To further ease pressure on the land, Three Gorges officials changed the relocation policy, promising free land and financial help for people who moved to other provinces.

The declines on Wall Street came despite sharp reductions in foreign interest rates by central banks seeking to further ease the tight credit markets.

Warren Hogan, chief economist at ANZ, tweeted that with the RBA talking the economy down, "all risks were skewed to further easing".

"The big upswing in the equity market that we've seen is based on the belief the Fed is going to do something and that Bernanke is going to say sooner rather than later that he's willing to commit to further easing," said Subodh Kumar, chief investment strategist at Subodh Kumar & Associates.

The news may have contributed to further easing in Treasury markets that sent the 10-year note's yield up to 2.86%, from 2.72% Monday, and pushed the three-month T-bill's return to 0.34%, from 0.25%.

But it is a striking example of the administration's range of priorities: to be further easing the tax burden at the high end while pointedly ratcheting up the revenue for shelter required from the least of us.

And Wilders's underwhelming election-day performance will further ease pressure to take a hard line on immigration.