freeing

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freeing /f ˈri ɪŋ/ ?

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From the funeral of the Lion of the Senate, to clever beavers freeing deer in Latvia, David Clair sings the week's news.
Collaborating on core technologies could lead to a huge reduction in some business costs, freeing up money for more innovative investments elsewhere.
And that, in turn, prompted a crowd of 300 militant supporters to storm the Palestinian Authority prison in Hebron late Monday, freeing 10 Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders.

"I just don't think we should go hellfire damnation around the globe freeing people, unless it is directly related to our own national security," Ford told Woodward.
on Dec 27, 2006 By: Gerald Ford Source: CNN International
"The miracle of the resurrection of Christ reverberated in my soul, freeing it from the shadows of a preaching where hate and intolerance toward he who is different, toward he who is condemned as an 'enemy,' prevailed over love and respect for your...
on Mar 23, 2008 By: Allam Source: USA Today
"No one should be surprised if Hamas will now raise the price for freeing him," Mr. Boim said. "There is some basis to assessments that there is no need to keep Israeli soldiers alive in captivity because Israel will pay a high price even for...
on Jul 15, 2008 By: Zeev Boim Source: Wall Street Journal