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ease the burden

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See: alleviate, disencumber, ease


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With Diane's appointment there will be a continuous service to those affected by the closure, which will ease the burden on patients.
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The utility is right to look for ways to ease the burden of energy bills at a time when an increasing number of its customers are struggling to make ends meet - and when a utility shutoff for many means doing without heat in the dead of winter.
 
 
 
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