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A lot of people consider that if something feels good (rising the minimum wage to aleviate povery), it must be true - therefore they believe they already know the right answer, and anybody trying to persuade them otherwise must have an ulterior motive.

Difference in Deference, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I still suffer from seizures and recently underwent surgery to try and aleviate them.

JAMES jackson 2010

That freebore is there to aleviate pressure by giving the bullet a jump before it hits the rifling.

Does anyone load for a Weatherby with the long throat? What should I do with it? 2009

That freebore is there to aleviate pressure by giving the bullet a jump before it hits the rifling.

Does anyone load for a Weatherby with the long throat? What should I do with it? 2009

I still suffer from seizures and recently underwent surgery to try and aleviate them.

Heroes or Villains? 2010

This in turn will aleviate the need for affirmative action at places like the Ivy League.

Two-Handed on Vouchers, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

The idea of banning any type of gun in order to aleviate crime is just wrong-headed.

If McCain Loses ... Dave Hurteau 2008

Both support a gas tax holiday, that does nothing to aleviate our dependence on oil.

Bloc Of Neutral Senators Says It's Time To Get Behind Obama 2009

The only thing that would aleviate this is if the big farms were broken down so that individual owners could work them.

OpEdNews - Diary: What if Mexico Became Socialist? 2009

A simple solution would be to broadcast an email to the parents that include a transcript of the speech to aleviate unnecessasry concerns on behalf of the hesitant parents as offering an opt out class option could lead to children being ostracized for not participating or even at this young age a feeling of being left out.

Obama’s horrible September 8th tactical blunder - E_Pluribus_Unum’s blog - RedState 2009