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The dullard's envy of brilliant men is always assuaged by the suspicion that they will come to a bad end. (Max Beerbohm).

Her stern words for Europe assuaged worries that a former French finance minister would be too cosy with her erstwhile colleagues.

RIM partly assuaged India by setting up the small Mumbai facility earlier this year to handle surveillance requests from India.

The anxieties that prompt emerging markets to run big current-account surpluses have not been assuaged.

Oh, I had a few scruples. I assuaged my conscience with empty words.

"We have many ways of preventing human civilization from being wiped away, " the Professor assuaged.

Market fears of bank insolvency, particularly, have been assuaged.

Nor will the anger of union members be assuaged simply because there is a Democrat in the White House.

The series of three minority parliaments in Ottawa may well have assuaged the appetite in Canada for electoral reform.

But such concerns will be assuaged with the country's relations with China being upgraded to a new level.

The kept press assuaged popular passions. Television reports were emollient.

But that has not assuaged a worry in the Ministry of Finance.

Although my trepidation was not completely assuaged, I was excited.

Lehman's fear of insolvency was dangerously assuaged.

Such anxieties are not easily assuaged by economic logic.

Indeed, your sexuality is more readily aroused when your appetite for edibles has been assuaged.

She assuaged his sorrow with gentle words.

But they have a long way to go before public opinion is assuaged.

And it can be assuaged by such pain.

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