| tension ease | 7.31 | Tensions had eased. | ||
| price ease | 6.52 | Gold prices eased. | ||
| government ease | 6.12 | The government eased import tariff on onions. | ||
| pressure ease | 3.42 | Pressure has eased. | ||
| dollar ease | 3.09 | The dollar eased a touch in reaction. | ||
| report ease | 2.70 | The report eased fears of inflation. | ||
| rain ease | 2.44 | The rain had eased off a bit. | ||
| crisis ease | 2.04 | Last week the crisis perceptibly eased. | ||
| situation ease | 2.04 | Has the situation eased? | ||
| step ease | 2.04 | The step could ease tensions in the crisis. | ||
| concern ease | 1.97 | Those concerns eased today. | ||
| way ease | 1.18 | City planners are looking for ways to ease traffic. | ||
| fear ease | 1.12 | But those fears eased. | ||
| move ease | 1.12 | This move could ease the decline in financial stocks. | ||
| rate ease | 1.12 | Many economists expect rates could ease as early as next year. | ||
| administration ease | 1.05 | But Brittan indicated that the Clinton administration was easing away from that option. | ||
| market ease | 1.05 | The Malaysian crude palm oil market eased in brisk trading. | ||
| growth ease | 0.99 | Retail growth was easing slowly, the Bureau said. | ||
| army ease | 0.86 | In the West Bank, the army eased its blockade of Bethlehem in what it called a gesture for the Christmas season. | ||
| bank ease | 0.86 | Korea continues to appeal to foreign banks to ease its plight. |