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The muskeg berries did not allay this gnawing, while they made his tongue and the roof of his mouth sore with their irritating bite.

We are used to coming back home to cook at ten o'clock when our shop is closed, so the children can only allay their hunger with biscuit.

But the fact that everyone seems to agree on this point should not allay our worries.

Pessimists, however, say that it is still far from clear that the measures are dramatic or speedy enough to allay all attack.

Mr. Paulson said he would try to allay those concerns during his meeting Monday.

But in an effort to allay public fears on the urban campus, police have said the killing was not a "random act" .

And in a video link with the UN, Chan appeared to attempt to allay fears, adding: "We are not there yet. "

Second, China is trying to allay regional concerns, but ultimately will not back down.

Mr. Ye said the program was designed to allay consumers' psychological concerns. Honda has introduced a similar program.

Such a declaration is needed to allay fears in the Middle East of a new and enduring American imperial hegemony.

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She expected that Norman would send her away; but he didn't, he had to keep her to allay suspicion.

Yet even that will probably not be enough to allay growing anxiety abroad as China's export machine kicks back into action.

From the moment of his coronation in Denver, Mr Obama will have 68 days to allay these doubts.

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With that in view, I would like to suggest that I respectfully disagree with that view and will allay your concerns.

Huawei had worked hard to win the Sprint contract, and sought out a U. S. partner to allay security concerns.

Fever is one of the most common disease in pediatrics . It is a routine treatment to use antipyretic to allay a fever rapidly.

But the memory that I could give water to thee to allay thy thirst will cling to my heart and enfold it in sweetness.

So far, these moves have done little to allay Washington's concerns.

CERNs pronouncements were intended to allay concerns that a black hole would be spit out of its new Large Hadron Collider and eat the Earth.

Mr Ma is calculating that the economic benefits of a flood of Chinese tourists to the island will help allay such fears.

Google has begun reaching out to regulators, advertisers, and trade groups to allay their concerns.

But people are worried about it. And just saying that health care reform will not add to the deficits is not enough to allay those fears.

To allay their disappointment at being caught, Hanover police gave them a tour of the police headquarters.

The promise of aid, in the form of debt relief and loan guarantees, is helping allay some fears in Egypt and Tunisia.

But these banalities are more often designed to allay the fears of the caregiver than those of the patient.

Michael S. Barr, the assistant Treasury secretary for financial institutions, tried to allay those concerns on Tuesday.

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The durable goods orders report should help to allay fears of a marked slowdown in factory activity.

This can help allay fears that you might upset the balance of the team or have trouble taking direction.

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Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Jiang was quick to try to allay fears about China's nuclear power program.

This would be cheaper and would allay the worst of the problem in the most-used stretch of the Thames.

European governments will have to reduce public spending dramatically to allay the market's fears.

One thing is for sure: Mr. Wen, in his speech, was keen to allay Indian fears about its massive trade deficit with China.

to further allay the concern , we agree to defer the commencement of the relevant provision by one year.

The Quebec farmers' union wants the provincial government to allay such concerns before allowing full-scale production.

But even in the shorter term, evidence of rising prices should help allay concerns about a generalised excess capacity.

Central bankers past and present sought last week to allay fears that, just like last time, it would all end in tears.

Katie managed to allay her daughter's anguish with a lollipop and some toy purchases yesterday.

Stretching helps to flush out any lactic acid that has built up during your walk, which will allay any delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).

Some countries have already reacted with monetary and property-related policies to allay fears over speculation.

The star-studded board may help Winnington to allay potential client concerns about China's rather opaque property market.

Mobile-money schemes generally limit balances and transfers (typically to around $100), which helps allay fears about money-laundering.

This technique, called biofortification, has the potential to allay chronic malnutrition among millions of Asians.

Partly to allay the previous American administration's concerns about trafficking, Cambodia in February 2008 outlawed prostitution.

But it will not allay the sense of unease.

on Sunday, in what administration officials hope will give him an opportunity to allay the fears of Israel supporters.

The figures helped allay fears of a hard landing for China's economy.

And she could never allay confusion about the future role of her husband .

Beijing meanwhile still shows little willingness to embrace the level of transparency that might allay their suspicions.

This would do nothing to allay the fears of investors about existing debt and the banks that hold it.

They had to work hard to allay the fears and dispel suspicions on both sides.

Spain hopes to allay concerns over its finances with the constitutional changes.

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Beasley wants directors of nursing to act as role models to allay concerns among frontline nurses.

Nor can they allay fear about the non-bank parts of the system, such as money market funds.

Beijing has tried to allay such fears, however, by giving foreign groups time to adjust.

Health chiefs sought to allay fears, saying the H5N1 virus found in the markets was not a mutant strain.

The doctor's friendly manner helped the patient allay his fear.

The police minister also sought to allay fears that crime will blight the 2010 World Cup.

Ryabkov boss, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, last week described U. S. moves to allay Russian concerns about the shield as "symbolic. "

That should allay the worst fears about a surge in nonperforming loans.

Based on the analysis, the suggestions were proposed to allay the effects of highway construction on the physiognomy and vegetation.

Ford in May of 2011. This weekend's test should allay some of those fears.

This year's results also allay some fears about the soundness of the country's banking sector.

Mr. Gates and Mr. Buffett have sought to allay concerns over their intentions.

China could also allay its fears about energy, food and military security.

It is the latest measure designed to allay foreign concerns over China's military ambitions.

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We expect a breeze to allay the heat.

To allay the move Toyota has promised to join the sport until 2012 only if the budget cap rule is eliminated.

At first it was thought as a cold, which could not allay a fever, and got worse later.

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Perhaps that will allay Lord Mandelson's fears.

The commission report tries to allay fears on both sides.

The food industry has sought to allay concerns.

If they really do that, will this allay China's concerns?

He should be put on trial for killing women and children, and you want to allay his fears and concerns here?

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What is likely from now on is more deals structured carefully to allay any such remaining fears in Australia.

Sometimes you will need to dig deep into those to allay your concerns, other times not.

Sri Lanka has six months to allay the concerns.

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The government announced the quotas to ease pressure on services and allay fears among Hong Kong mothers-to-be that they will not get a bed.

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