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ease Military at ease a. (of a standing soldier, etc.) in a relaxed position with the feet apart and hands linked behind the back b. a command to adopt such a position
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This marks a gradual easing off the very tight conditions that exist today. The Saudis have practiced this for years--producing above quota when buyers need extra, but easing off output when demand weakens. So please, you moviemakers, how about easing off that tight camera shot of Ennis's suffering and doing a slow pan over the massive wreckage all around him? |
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