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alleviate

[uh-lee-vee-eyt] / əˈli viˌeɪt /


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An admission fee of £1 for non-residents was introduced in 2024 and doubled to £2 in March, and this "partially alleviated" lost revenue from the pier, a report filed in Companies House said.

From BBC

Years of efforts to tackle the problem, including work-from-home policies and rules on crop stubble burning, have done little to alleviate the issue.

From Barron's

He sees this research not as the next frontier of coercive mind control but as another way to alleviate mental suffering, alongside medications and cognitive therapies.

From Los Angeles Times

Also, latest pullback in recent yen depreciation may somewhat alleviate investors’ concerns that further yen weakness could lead to higher import prices in Japan, resulting in faster BOJ rate increases.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The shortage of healthy sperm has become an increasingly serious issue worldwide, and I’m proud that I did my part to help alleviate it,” Durov wrote in the 2024 post on Telegram.

From The Wall Street Journal