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Still, the scale of Chinese bond-buying is unclear; certainly, it has not been enough to assuage the panic in the markets.

Anna still loved Walther very much, and she tried to assuage her guilt by telling herself that the children were a part of him.

The Pakistan Army will present Sunday's clash as proof of its valor in an attempt to assuage Pakistanis outraged by its incompetence.

In addition to giving him peace of mind that his mother is fine, the system helps assuage that midlife sense of guilt.

The only way to assuage the physical symptoms, which, at this point, we can now call withdrawal, is to feed the body more drugs and alcohol.

Otherwise, assuage their fears with promises that expansion of the schedule is possible if need becomes evident upon arrival.

I cannot deny that I grieved for his grief, whatever that was, and would have given much to assuage it.

To assuage his parents, he orchestrated a fake wedding to a lesbian friend, but eventually the truth came out.

However, such gestures may not be enough to assuage opinion in India about the company's intentions.

It would also, say some analysts, assuage international criticism that India is not doing enough to confront its carbon emissions.

Gates felt this would assuage the Russians' fears that the system might be aimed against them.

Mr Daschle's innumerable entanglements with those groups might have helped to assuage their worries.

I expect at least the US policymakers to make gestures to assuage the market's concerns about the rampant fiscal and monetary expansion.

Ms Napolitano tried to assuage Canadian concerns during her visit, talking of the need to help trade, jobs and growth.

Mr Krugman might note the irony that the accuracy of his older theories may ultimately assuage his more contemporary worries.

For the moment, it may be beyond their power to assuage the anger.

and there being constant danger of excess, the effort ought to be by force of public opinion to mitigate and assuage it.

But in his pragmatism, he has failed to assuage voters worried about the boundless expansion of a Leviathan state.

Raising insurance levels is one way policy makers could try to assuage the public about the solvency of their financial institutions.

The bailout of Ireland's banks hasn't been enough to assuage worries that other weak European countries will also need to be rescued.

That's a good strategy, since it would both assuage public anger at the banks and ensure that a global tax was used to do global good.

For some others it was little more than an attempt to assuage a guilty conscience.

It was not enough to assuage the pain that Jonas was beginning, now, to know.

Anyway, the best way to assuage regional concerns is to construct cooperative agreements and structures between Japan and its neighbors.

The Labor Department's better-than-expected reading on U. S. nonfarm payrolls Friday did little to assuage the market's fears.

In an attempt to assuage public outrage, Beijing has announced a new food safety law to take effect on June 1.

Any further changes to assuage shareholder concerns are likely to be announced soon after the ruling.

Virtualization and more powerful appliances help assuage this issue for a while.

"I satisfy myself " was his private law , but so to do he must assuage and control the prejudices of other men .

"I pray that our heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement" (Abraham Lincoln).

The Brotherhood tried to assuage its fellow opposition groups' concerns about its meeting with the regime.

The last thing the world should want is a China that seeks to assuage domestic frustration through foreign adventurism.

They might thus reassure Palestinians that they will get a fair deal, and assuage Israeli fears of being confronted with excessive demands.

As an envoy, Bush could assuage most of these worries.

Rather than offering a voucher when something goes awry, she suggests, businesses should hand over the real deal to assuage upset customers.

When hunger pangs become intolerable, try and assuage them with a relatively bulky food of low energy-density.

Both Dell and Xerox say their targets will have plenty of operational freedom, to assuage such concerns.

"They say the best laid plans always change, " said a young waitress attempting to assuage our angst.

If Lord Mandelson is harder to assuage she might try sending him a Chocolate Orange.

Washington has often rushed to assuage Islamabad that it is not after Pakistan's nuclear weapons.

Its breast will be as food to the hungry, and its tongue will assuage the thirst of those who are dry.

Consider China's last effort to assuage U. S. concerns about its exchange rate back in 2005.

In their decision last night, finance ministers tried to assuage the markets.

Drug companies are hunting for molecules to assuage brain-related ills, from paralysis to shyness (see article).

In the primaries, Obama tried to assuage these concerns by bashing NAFTA and other trade deals, but he largely failed.

China has recently sought to assuage concerns by touting its efforts to be more transparent.

Similarly, developers who would assuage fears of 13 can't avoid the existence of a 13th floor in buildings with 13 or more stories.

This poisonous combination could fuel instability rather than assuage it.

To assuage public fears about being swamped, it is seeking to attract mainly high-earners while turning away low-wage immigrants.

"I was only made to assuage my parents' reproductive vanity, " she says bitterly.

Top executives were slow to appear in public to assuage customers' fears at the first sign of trouble.

Or do you want to tell them to calm your own nerves, assuage your own guilt, or because you're just bursting to tell someone?

Taft embarked in September 1909 upon a 13, 000-mile speaking tour from Boston to the West Coast to assuage the popular discontent.

The Chinese government says it has been working to assuage regional concerns triggered by its growing power.

It still is, and I know of no pain that art cannot assuage.

But it could not assuage human grief or find ultimate meaning in life's struggle.

But will European governance assuage the bond markets?

In order to assuage these worries, the meeting must produce tangible achievements.

The calf would give them access to forces that could assuage their fears.

Most hiring managers will answer this question truthfully, and it'll give you a chance to assuage their fears.

assuage (hunger) for a short time.

These mums and dads are never there and they assuage their guilt by paying other people to look after them as much as possible.

His reply did little to assuage my suspicions.

And this year the rise has been checked, apparently in order to assuage foreign worries about its military modernization.

All death will he annul, all tears assuage?

But she is careful to assuage their concerns.

Then you can assuage your thwarted ambition with the thought that a decent boss whom you respect is rare.

I am attempting to reserve my eco-unconsciousness, if only to assuage the twitch sensation in my cells.

And because they are human, they assuage their ensuing uncertainty with self- deceptions .

In order to assuage the shortage of phenol the production of outdoor-grade plywoods using the MUF resin to replace the PF resin was studied.

To assuage the development of mammary hyperplasia.

But now there are two balmy that can help to assuage the pain.

"No arguments shall be wanting on my part that can alleviate so severe a misfortune" (Jane Austen). To assuage is to soothe or make milder

by well_directed attempts to assuage the bitterness which too often marks unavoidable differences of opinion,

they hire you because you assuage their sense of guilt

A deal that attempts to assuage American fears about security and Canadian worries about obstacles to trade

assuage v. to ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)

regard the sorrows and sufferings of others as yours and hasten to assuage them

the government has tried to assuage the left by stressing the limits of reform