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The goal is to gradually wean the dieter off meat rather than demand an overnight change.

China is making some progress in its efforts to wean itself off dependence on the Russians.

The flavor of the milk also may change, which convinces some children to wean.

Some nursing babies or toddlers cut down on breastfeeding or wean when the mother's milk supply decrease.

Paul Kagame, Rwanda's President, has often talked of the need to wean his country off foreign aid.

Under this new strategy, troops now stay in the cleared areas to build decent local governments, protect the population and wean it away from the insurgency.

Eat well and look after your health: the industrial health system is approaching total collapse, and the sooner we wean ourselves off it the better.

Natural gas, with its reputation as a linchpin in the effort to wean the nation off dirtier fossil fuels and reduce global warming, may not be as clean over all as its proponents say.

Another country keen on cellulosic ethanol is Sweden, which is relying heavily upon wood-based solid and liquid biofuels as part of its plan to wean itself off oil by 2020.

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That will slowly wean you down to fewer cigarettes.

Another executive ordered traders to "wean themselves off" Repo 105.

Some children wean on their own during pregnancy. Others who wean during pregnancy want to nurse again once the baby is born.

Analysis of Relativity Factor for Check-up and Tending during the Cardiac Catheterization in Infant-wean

I might be able to gradually wean myself off the alarm, at least during the daytime naps.

He said he tried to wean Jackson off the drug. Murray said Jackson had injection marks on his hands and feet.

Ethanol is the alternative fuel that could finally wean the U.S. from its expensive oil habit and in turn prevent the millions of tons of carbon emissions that go with it.

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She tried to wean his husband from gambling.

A study of different ways to wean noninvasive positive pressure ventilation in treatment of COPD with respiratory failure

An autoworker fine-tuned some of the best, most fuel-efficient cars in the world, and did his part to help America wean itself off foreign oil.

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With electricity costs rising -- along with global-warming guilt -- consumers across the country are struggling to wean themselves from the A/C.

Tom was sent away to school to wean him from bad companions.

The affidavit said Dr. Murray told investigators that he worried that Mr. Jackson might have been forming an addiction to propofol and was trying to wean him off the drug.