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So there will be little respite from the dense data smog, which some researchers fear may be poisonous.

This new pool was Built on the Banks of the Tigris. On a hot October night, it provides kids with some respite from the heat.

An ice-cube may help offer some temporary respite from the heat but wouldn't an air-conditioned facility be a more worthy goal to work towards?

But fate had it otherwise and all I could do was envy the laughter and playtime that seemed to be going on all around me. There was no respite from my professional life.

Frederick Olmsted, who designed Central Park and many others, wanted to provide people with a respite from their tough, dirty jobs.

The 135 tastefully appointed guestrooms at the Fortune Select Excalibur, are modern, functional, and offer guests a respite from the hustle and bustle of the day.

After the air stream reverses course in the spring and summer, reciprocal winds could be counted on to bring some respite from the winter haze.

When borrowers are in trouble, we give them respite from debt repayments.