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Chinese anger over the remarks has not been placated by the almost ignored closing part of her red carpet interview.

The fact that it tells the true story of two gay penguins at the Central Park zoo in New York does not appear to have placated opponents.

Arjuna said: O Krsna, seeing this beautiful two armed form of Yours, now my consciousness is placated and has regained its composure.

It doesn't matter what Groucho or Elvis or Britney or any other one-name performer does or did. . . the critics won't be placated.

The changing of the guard has not placated the European Commission's antitrust enforcers or Microsoft's competitors.

RIM placated some disgruntled shareholders earlier this month, promising to review a structure that allows Messrs.

Certain critics will never be placated and fiscal first-quarter results weren't the greatest.

Not all citizens have been placated, and some protesters returned to the streets this weekend.

If not placated, villagers feared that the spirits would kill their flocks or destroy their property.

The customer was placated and I was relieved to avert the loss of a customer under my watch.

In general, they're a pretty laid-back mob and the fundamentals of family, friends and fun tend to keep them relatively placated.

Keeping up Pretenses. With their titan gods defeated , the Charr Shaman struggle to keep an unruly populace placated with ritual and dogma .

"Of course it's possible that spring has arrived, " he placated , smiling.

the Kerala leaders of the Marxist Communist party of India in 1957, who placated landowners and government while helping the poor;

yes , i placated them and gave some payoff