41.   Treatment with a gas called nitric oxide could dramatically ease breathing problems for thousands of newborns every year who might otherwise need emergency surgery to save their lives.

42.   Ultimately, roaming agreements like those between cell-phone providers will ease this problem.

43.   Wearing cotton underwear and avoiding pantyhose, tights, leggings and tight-fitting jeans can ease the problem.

44.   Were these parking problems eased, might not Mariah Carey be willing to give Westchester County a second chance?

45.   What some conservators see as a promising project at Sandia National Laboratories aims to ease that problem.

46.   When monsoon rains arrive, they will bring acid from the air into the lakes and ease the problem somewhat.

47.   While on the drug, the woman would have hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause, but therapy to replace some of the estrogen would ease that problem.

48.   A national committee chaired by the prime minister to ease the problem will be set up.

49.   A new program hopes to ease the problem of abandoned babies by allowing parents to leave them anonymously at hospitals without fear of prosecution.

50.   A government campaign and more financial assistance from the private sector and international agencies are helping ease the problem, but cannot eradicate it, she said.