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I can help alleviate some of what you're going through.

You and others can almost always do something to alleviate the situation.

Many things could have been done to alleviate the present situation.

I think we can get to work and alleviate that problem.

"And what better way to try to alleviate this than by getting the people together?"

But there really was nothing he could do to alleviate her situation.

So we have to find a way to alleviate the pressure.

There are, to be sure, efforts under way to alleviate the problem.

Mary was the one to find a way to alleviate the problem.

Such a success may do much to alleviate the pressure of the coming war.

He said individual citizens and private groups could do a great deal to help alleviate social problems.

The reason they bought the house was to alleviate some of that.

If we can alleviate some of that, we're going to do it.

They will alleviate the pain and allow her to rest.

The comment did nothing to alleviate his state of mind.

Community Board 3 is working with several city agencies to alleviate the problem.

There are, however, a couple of other things I want, to help alleviate my pain.

It will help alleviate some of the pain you are feeling just now.

Anything we do to try to help alleviate it, they see as a threat to their power.

"It would certainly alleviate some of the problems," he said.

The report recommends several ways to help alleviate the problems.

By working together, we can at least alleviate the difficulties.

Several species of this group are used to alleviate pain.

I was thinking about her and kept playing to alleviate the pain that she died.

Some of it will be needed to alleviate suffering in poor countries.