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Wherever the sentiment of the majority is still genuine and intense, it is found to have abated little of its claim to be obeyed.

Although the crisis seems to have abated for now, it's just one episode of a period of intense political turmoil for Thailand, a key U.

The multicultural tensions that were so acute in 2005 and 2006, after the Islamist attacks in London, seem to have abated.

seems to have abated slightly in recent weeks, perhaps because our season appears to be all but over already.

Nesi's depression abated, but she continued to feel periodic pangs of sadness throughout the course of her pregnancy.

He had got up in the morning with a longing for a piece of steak, and the longing had not abated.

And he sent out the dove from him to see if the waters had abated from the surface of the ground.

It was only after Japan was able to put in place a new system of tough auditing, after all, that its own banking crisis abated.

The violence of the storm had in a great measure abated, but as rain was still falling he decided not to attempt to resume work that day.

To my amazement, these sensations abated as rapidly as they had begun, but they made a very lasting impression on me.

She felt that the man was gentle, and that his interest in her had not abated, and it made her suffer a pang of regret.

The effective height of the stack tends to be abated due to lowered vertical discharging velocity by the canopy .

However, I abated his cringes, told him I forgave him, and desired he might withdraw.

By degrees the wind abated , vast gray clouds rolled towards the west , and the blue firmament appeared studded with bright stars .

I think my occasional yearning for that now bygone world has abated (not that it is entirely gone) for a number of reasons.

George spilled a pot of hot coffee on his leg . It hurt quite a bit. Then, gradually, the agony abated.

It was a statement he would regret when the first full flush of his anger had abated.

One related concern seems to have abated, though.

Once again when initial productivity gains had been absorbed, the rate of population growth abated.

In other words, while near-term risks have abated, the challenge of sustaining rapid growth over the long term has increased.

Mexico's government began to reopen schools and lift restrictions on businesses, after a five-day shutdown, as panic over swine flu abated.

But we did have to work out a way to get the supply back on after the immediate tremors had abated, and nobody knew how.

This does not mean that mankind should relax. This means that the pressure should not be abated.

As a top priority, the shortages of essential and life-saving medicines needs to be abated without delay.

From that moment the fever abated, but the delirium-as you may think it-has remained.

India's central bank is still preoccupied with the inflation that quickly ensued after the financial crisis abated.

And the waters returned from off the earth continually: and after the end of the hundred and fifty days the waters were abated.

However, some of those concerns abated in September when both pork prices and the consumer inflation rate dropped back.

But there was some positive news on Tuesday as separate figures showed the pace of the US housing downturn abated in April.

She never abated the piercing quality of her shrieks, never stumbled in the distinctness or the order of her words.

A more global view, seen in the lower left of the four graphs above, shows that global warming trends had hardly abated.

We drank tea and wine and told stories until the storm abated and our clocks, rather than the light, told us it was morning.

The pace of foreclosures has not abated, and there has been no improvement in employment in residential construction.

There is no constitutional bar to waiting until June 2010, by which time the recession and outrage over MPs' expenses may both have abated.

"Stresses in financial markets have significantly abated and our financial institutions are raising needed capital, " Obama said.

So even as demand at the pump may be abated by high prices, short term demand from China could be quite high.

Gates' talks will likely focus on tensions in the Korean peninsula, which have abated in recent days. China is the main ally of North Korea.

But towards six the storm abated, and a drier breeze shook the moisture from the grass bents.

of a typhoon can be abated by the breakwaters.

of a typhoon can be abated by the breakwater.

It was past midnight, the time when Karataev's fever usually abated, and he was particularly lively.

We have investors wanting to put money to work, but they want to have some conviction that the ferocious selling has abated.

Their anxiety has not abated as the opening ceremony has drawn closer.

Wal-Mart Stores, which has long outperformed because of its relatively defensive business, was down Friday as the panic abated.

The storm, having stormed itself out, abated; and the place was bathed in delicious smells of breathing leaves.

Yet, with Mr Mugabe still holding the main levers of power, violence and intimidation have not abated.

So the financial crisis of 2008 brought a surge in gold fever (although that surge has abated a bit since 2011). But why?

At midnight the storm abated, the rolling clouds parted, and the stars glittered keenly above the sleeping CamP.

The pain in her shoulder finally abated.

The pain in her heart abated.

Xinhua said heavy rains in the area had abated, but that further downpours are predicted for Tuesday and Wednesday.

Fortunately, the storm abated somewhat, though the seas were choppy and many of the soldiers arrived miserably seasick.

The violence of my fever abated in three weeks, yet it several times returned.

This is not the first time the seemingly inexorable upward trend in killings has temporarily abated.

Despite the intermittent surveillance, official suspicion has abated somewhat as To continues to bring money for children into the villages.

The pain and diarrhea abated, but he felt tired and weak since then.

But when the crisis abated, the order of the day was triumphalism, not soul-searching.

Foreign hot money, too, has turned tail as currency appreciation abated .

DSP is used to manage the receiving and sending data of the interface, and the PC's CPU load is abated.

The demand for refrigerator has considerably abated.

The ship sailed when the storm abated.

You can always stock up on healthier foods when the sickness has abated a little.

has now abated. But other prion disorders are on the rise, and there is concern that new strains will infect humans.

His pain abated, his lungs cleared and his color returned.

Unless the banana flesh after cooking, cold abated before eating.

The effect is surprising even to us. The rocking motion, really abated.

The risks to growth are now on the downside and the upward risks of inflation have abated.

Yet once Mr Ohlsson saw the fine print of the reform and the political turmoil it is causing, his enthusiasm abated.

Through fining the grids the oscillation could be abated and eliminated. 4.

Results Both the high and low dose BSXN abated excitatory toxic infury and inhibit neurocyte apoptosis after ischemia- refusion .

This activity abated in the third quarter, bankers say, causing renminbi-settled trade to decline.

The canneries are gone. The pollution has abated.

Although the uptight relationship of supply and demand of grain in China was abated, the overall situation was still not satisfying.

Those concerns have hardly abated.

Between 2002 and 2008 the murder rate halved and killings of human-rights activists and trade-union leaders abated.

It appears the dramatic slowdown they saw last month hasn't really abated.

The panic abated on February 3rd, when the European Commission endorsed the Greek government's plan to cut the deficit to 3% of GDP by 2012.

The medicine abated his pain.

The medicine abated her pain.

This shop has abated its prices.

And even when the crisis has abated, restoring Europe to health will take many years.

Around 3 p. m. , the selling pressure abated.

After a long time, the rain abated a little.

And Moses was an hundred and twenty years old when he died: his eye was not dim, nor his natural force abated.

The population concentration index decreased 0. 01 from 1990 to 2005. Generally, the concentration abated in some degree.

Bank loans rose more than 50 percent last year, feeding a real estate frenzy that has not yet abated.

Simulation on Abated Effect of Nylon and Plastic Nets with Different Structure on Wind-blown Sand in Wind Tunnel

Simulation on Abated Effect of Nylon Net with Different Porosities on Wind-Blown Sand in Wind Tunnel

Development of Forestry Biomass Energy Abated the Tight Energy Supply

the clinical symptoms and the menstrual disorder obviously abated in 4 cases;

Development of Forestry Biomass Energy Abated the Tight Energy Supply

the clinical symptoms and the menstrual disorder obviously abated in 4 cases;

Emission of greenhouse gases is abated