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relaxation
noun as in entertainment; resting or recovering
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A relaxation here could have consequences down south - on a ban that is already being challenged at the High Court in London.
It's already been announced that direct flights will resume, there may be more relaxations on visas, and other economic deals.
She said during the pandemic she had the idea to create her own site that was secure, with play equipment in the centre and pitches around to give parents the optimal chance for relaxation.
The creation of Nabu and Sap was a requirement set by the European Commission and International Monetary Fund in 2014, in order to move towards a relaxation of visa restrictions.
In their free time, they visited Lake Zurich, went exploring in the nearby hills and made use of the luxurious hotel spa for recovery and relaxation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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