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• That could lessen the demand, and the price, for him and make a team lucky to cash in on his evident potential.

• One common concern among Oregonians who voted against decriminalization was that lessening criminal penalties would endanger children.

• Faulconer and police officials have said they offer help including shelter beds before cracking down, and that they have increased opportunities to lessen the burden of that enforcement or help homeless San Diegans avoid it altogether.

• Several online tools can lessen your workload by retrieving information and keywords from the competition’s snippets.

• They have scrutinized data and modeled scenarios to address how best to balance saving the lives of the most vulnerable against stopping the spread of the virus, and doing so in a way that will lessen health inequities.

• While fighting has lessened, Ukrainian soldiers continue to die in the country's southeast.

• “The headaches and body aches seemed lessened,” Kevin says of his experience.

• By Thursday night the shelling and Grad strikes had lessened.

• None of it has lessened my belief in Zionism or the imperative of Israel as a home and sanctuary for Jews.

• The quartet noticed that island activity lessened that autumn (Japan surrendered on August 15) but refused to acknowledge defeat.

• I need scarcely say that time has not lessened the desire in this county especially to do him justice.

• In addition to this, the increased power of the engine the first cost by at least one-half.