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More importantly, monetary policy can palliate, but not cure, structural problems of low growth and inflexible markets.
www.ft.com During the difficult time of palliating a loved one, family members now have a quiet, comfortable home like setting.
www.timminstoday.com It was "setting the goal too high" to say that treatment was futile unless it had a real prospect of curing or at least palliating the life-threatening disease or illness.
www.imt.ie They come to fear their mortality and then palliate this fear by finding ways to deny it altogether.
en.wikipedia.org Radiation is also employed to palliate specific locations of disease that may be causing symptoms.
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