41.   Clinton said the Kigali airfield would be used to take the pressure off the tiny airstrip in Goma, which has been overwhelmed with aid flights.

42.   Charters can take the pressure off overburdened district schools by reducing student numbers.

43.   Coop took the pressure off me by saying I could have his fish.

44.   Cote gives the Stars another solid puck-moving defensemen who can play the power play, which should take some pressure off Sergei Zubov.

45.   Communities, meanwhile, must do more to take the pressure off parents.

46.   Controlling the level of public debt would take upward pressure off long-term interest rates, an essential step toward promoting recovery.

47.   Declining prices, meanwhile, take pressure off the Federal Reserve to raise short-term interest rates, while market forces hold long-term bond yields down.

48.   Despite such complications, sales taxes often are viewed favorably because they take pressure off income and property taxes.

49.   Dr. Larry Pedagana will perform the surgery, which is intended to take pressure off the patella tendon.

50.   Egypt has dropped its threats to reject extension of the treaty that prevents the spread of nuclear weapons, taking the pressure off Israel.