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"We did it just to appease the spirits, " she said. "It's human nature to be a bit perturbed in the presence of death. "

The lesson? It is often easier to appease a foreign government than to fight it in the global commons.

At this point, the main motive is to appease the U. S. ' and other trading partners, she said.

In this distress, he began to appease the LORD, his God. He humbled himself abjectly before the God of his fathers.

Outgoing chairman Paul Skinner did not rule out a compromise deal to appease shareholders angry at being shut out from the fundraising.

Movement away from the current peg might be a symbolic gesture to appease the United States without having any material merit.

Inadvertently, President Obama has exposed the hypocrisy in world opinion, particularly European opinion, which he was trying to appease.

He said he could eat an elephant to appease his hunger.

All day, the government had been flailing around for a response that might appease its angry people.

Addressing the need to appease markets quickly, Monti said he would name his new cabinet 'with urgency. '

Such a price would negate the need for the expensive hybrid debt Prudential was forced to put on the table to appease regulators.

to appease kao ' s anger at the failed deal , the bank arranged for the kanebo directors to fall on their swords.

Firms often aim to restrain their rivals by tying them up in lawsuits or forcing them to make concessions to appease regulators.

So the arts teacher just appease the "valuable advice" who can do a excellence teacher, he or she can't been a educationalist.

Scrapping the Bush-era missile shield was widely seen in Poland as an American attempt to appease Russia at Poland's expense.

Whether or not this about-turn helps to appease Congress (see article), its impact on Iraq is almost certain to be beneficial.

The apology didn't appease at least some of the cartoon's critics, who said they might continue protesting today.

This was money used to appease a cold war ally long after it became clear President Mobutu was stashing it in Swiss banks .

Mr Li hopes to appease them by paying them around HK$0. 35 a share as a special dividend from his own pocket.

State-run media in Egypt said Mr. Bush aims to do nothing but appease Israel.

But it's a practice so valued by Hong Kongers that many multinational corporations will adhere to it to appease their employees.

It is tempting to conclude that this reflects the cost of self-censorship required to appease the government.

The move was widely seen as an attempt to appease the critics of the regime.

The move was widely seen as an attempt to appease critics of the regime.

Instead, the attempt to appease government concerns was perceived as a ploy.

To appease the generals, the mutineers, who are not part of the army, are likely to be prosecuted under military laws.

In an effort to appease the IMF, Bhutto gave up the finance portfolio she had held since retaking the government.

I try to appease the guests, the company said in the side of communication, and as soon as possible to solve his problem.

While the official clarification failed to appease some observers, others believed it might be true.

Others see it as a one-off PR stunt to appease the Syrian youth, and evidence that only superficial change is to come.

In an effort to appease the closed-minded, you are only serving to be detrimental to babies, women, and society.

So far, the RCSC measures have failed to appease the outraged netizens.

And the rest depends on how skillfully the current rulers can appease, deflect, or adapt to a new environment.

He won't miss it and if he complains, there's always another empty box around the corner to appease him.

Last month, European leaders unveiled a bailout package they hoped would appease the markets, but it's fallen well short of its goals.

The monkeys had been working tiredly for a whole day, how could one fruit appease their hunger?

"Answer negative comments as best you can, but there will be some individuals you'll never be able to appease" he says.

In such a tight labour market, companies appease workers by offering higher wages.

Something of NO intrinsic remedial value that is used to appease or reassure aNOther.

The Shia Family Planning law was signed last March by President Hamid Karzai in an attempt, many believe, to appease powerful mullahs.

The move is seen as an effort to appease U. S. politicians, who have complained that the weak yuan unfairly boosts China's competitiveness.

The feature set available in the product should be enough to appease the market at any point in time.

Should I be a chef? It would be fun to appease the appetite of hungry people.

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In the 20th century, some chose to appease murderous dictators , whose threats were allowed to grow into genocide and global war.

The French players were understandably down and Newcastle defender Boumsong has revealed Zidane attempted to appease them by apologising.

The withdrawal from formula one of Ron Dennis is unlikely to appease the World Motor Sport Council when it meets later this month.

Everyone wants to pursue the dream of the pursuit of hope is to find something hanging there, to appease all wounds, to move forward.

The average person may never have to appease shareholders, appear before a congressional panel or pull the trigger on massive layoffs.

Mr. Page has tried to appease analysts by saying that crazy projects are a tiny proportion of Google's work.

They will toss everything into a river to appease Mount Merapi, rumbling nearby.

There was a clever attempt to appease the people.

But it will need clever juggling to appease Mozambique's poor and angry majority as well as foreign aid-givers and investors.

The president has raised government salaries and various subsidies to appease the populace.

That sense of guilt played a role in the efforts by successive British governments to appease Hitler in the 1930s.

Often it was already dark, but haven't till supper time, workers cold and hungry, they need some snacks to appease his hunger.

Nourish blood to tranquilize mind, appease neural system, remiss fatigue, improve sleeping and increase sleeping quality step by step.

"If you are envied [maliciously], you might act more socially afterward because you try to appease those envious people, " said van de Ven.

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, the Philippines president, this week cut an oil import tariff to appease transport workers threatening a strike.

When they try to appease the business community and the stock market, the public rises up. It's a tough dilemma.

He still has to try to appease the regional Sunni community (Turkey included) by working towards rapprochement with Iraq's Sunnis.

To appease their thirst its readers drank deeper than before, until they were seized with a kind of delirium.

Frightened villagers tried to appease these wandering spirits by offering them gifts of fruit and nuts.

To help the skin get enough Shuangjie and moisture, to appease the skin, amazing honor to reproduce the skin.

He faces corruption allegations, which he denies, and says he is being persecuted to appease China.

To appease ban supporters, Japan is considering quotas to protect young bluefin, a shorter fishing season and rules on catch size reporting.

If Mabel should get another miff, they'd never be able to appease her.

Re-opening the EU treaties may be an understandable bid to appease the red bogey men of Karlsruhe.

Can we not be allowed a certain superstitious faith that we will ultimately locate a creature who can appease our painful yearnings?

Two weeks ago Beijing doubled the fuel surcharge for long trips in a bid to appease taxi drivers' complaints.

As a storyline is changed to appease the minority, the viewing majority then ends up disappointed.

Both Ireland and Portugal had hoped that bold efforts to cut budget deficits would appease bond markets and clear their funding channels.

To be, to execute the simple and original guardianship; to kill, to appease the unpeaceful miss and guilt inside.

I usually set aside enough time to read, study, paint, enjoy music and play musical instruments, which enrich and appease my soul.

'Follow that Japanese official, ' said blogger womendoushjaysuizhe. 'Hurry to kill yourself to appease public indignation. '

But many have dismissed the talks as a sham to appease America, which maintains a naval base in Bahrain.

Publicly, Mr. Netanyahu must appease his coalition partners who oppose any curbs on construction in Jerusalem.

In a sense, he has to talk about it this time to appease American voters who see this as an important issue.

The traditional machine drilling can't appease the requirement in the micro via formation of high-density PCB manufacture.

Lepers, hermits and prisoners all receive more in bequests - perhaps in a bid to appease God.

Kiss miss her tears dried, to appease her lonely heart, her daughter's pure kiss kiss, my mother was willing to favor.

The king tried to appease the demonstrators, but, when an army unit killed 40 of them, he abdicated rather than face civil war.

a score every Trandoshan must earn through honorable kills to appease their goddess, the Scorekeeper.

But overlooked. Lavender scent pleasant, rather calm, relaxed body, god caress appease mood.

To appease those who think there is use in this kind of pricing of assets, include it in a footnote.

They sacrificed the education of the commonwealth's young people to appease their campaign-contributing lords.

That was a fudge to appease China, and is a genuine disgrace.

A commitment to pass swiftly the package of reforms agreed with Brussels helped to appease the turmoil in the markets.

To appease an important lobby, the deal includes 18 farming and fishery categories, with no reciprocal liberalisation in Taiwan.

Mr Yudhoyono at first intended to go along with this proposal, to appease the small but aggressive Islamist minority.

Blademaster: The hour of doom approaches! Let this paltry sacrifice appease our demon masters!

Barcelona are looking for a big-name hitman to appease the fans after a miserable campaign of playing second fiddle to Real Madrid.

Home prices have now have leveled off, but it looks like it will take actual falls to appease angry urbanites.

You'll also find shops selling 'ghost money, ' paper that's burned for good fortune and to appease the gods or wandering spirits.

Any amendments to appease Republicans could cost Democratic support, and vice-versa.

A king's wrath is a messenger of death, but a wise man will appease it.

Livni took a much tougher line on Iran, saying Israel and the international community need to confront Tehran and not appease it.

He must appease Malay nationalists to keep his post, since his power base within Umno is weak.

Concerned about is to appease the soul medicine, is the most beautiful scenery on earth.

The government quickly suppressed the protests and tried to appease public anger with emergency supplies of rice in the hardest-hit areas.

The move could be designed to appease a cross-party group of 20 lawmakers who have petitioned the prime minister to revise the accord.

His appointment would appear a political move designed to appease Washington.

That, happily, might appease Australian regulators too.

The Obama administration has put sand in the gears of trade to appease a key domestic constituency.

Haue vowd you to defend. Now then your plaint appease.

To appease senior generals and army soldiers led by Chen Shui-bian only those traditions.

Reform-minded Chinese officials will be forced to stand strong to appease hard-liners within the government and not come off as too weak.

In addition to these tensions, the Senate leadership is struggling to appease individual moderate senators who have pet peeves.

While he was sitting on the ground, a soldier prepared a coarse meal to appease his hunger.

Even though we may think we have Nothing to GIVE, when a friend Cries with US, they find the strength to Appease the Pain.

Smart phone in hand, holding a digital SLR, since holding a variety of things that can appease loneliness.

The risk ahead for Mr Cameron is that the balanced and considered approach will take second place to gestures designed to appease the right.

When the pretage placenta merge implants the placenta in particular, the massive hemorrhage, cannot appease.

Descend and appease your hunger with our bread and quench your thirst with our wine.

They also race dragon-shaped boats in water all to please and appease their dragons.

"Diablo" fans, does Blizzard's explanation appease you?

The version of cap-and-trade passed in June by the House was meant to appease such critics.

Meaning mediate a dispute and appease conflict.

The antitrust laws have been stretched in order to appease the sentiment of populist Chinese websites.

When an adult tries to appease his labour needs at a lower cost it is also child abuse.

Next is half-white, half black, transgender, bi-polar, adhd, autistic, homosexual Superman. That way we can appease everyone! Yippee!

'Many of these things are cosmetic, as [the Chinese] want to appease Western customers to whom they export a lot.

The House vision of the bill, a 1, 200-page whopper passed in June, was loaded with concessions to appease farm-state politicians.

It'sbecause they compromise, have meetings, work to fit in, fear the critics andgenerally work to appease the lizard.

How is Apple going to appease the iPhone 4 owners who are experiencing antenna issues?

Nothing could appease the crying child.

Everyone has their own story, I just to appease themselves.

I think it would appease my parents if I do so this summer.

As the king seeks to appease his detractors, the government looks stuck.

Some gays and lesbians marry each other to appease their parents.

I consider it be to appease my pare notnts if I do so the summer.

We are in turmoil, mutual recognition and to appease the other side bar.

In order to appease the turbulent tribues, the chiefs propagated superstition to alter the member's ideology and consolidate their reign.

They tame the lions in the Army, not appease them.

river in order to appease the river dragons so that they would not devour Chu Yuan.

And whoever is wise will appease it.

Technical indicators don't work. They're a big fib to appease retail traders.

In order to appease the reporters, li had to distribution GeYun and Eddie is compound the false thereafter.

Great universities such as the University of Chicago should neither adopt nor discard ideas to appease particular constituencies.

appease: To bring peace, quiet, or calm to; soothe.

So he attempted to appease it.

It is a way to appease their social conscience.

When we are young, he pleases us, guides us, when we are old, he support us, appease us.

Other people might say it's OK, but how do you appease your own toughest critic?

Try to take some time to listen to their complaints, and in turn, do something to appease them.

Because of the good music we can relax the mood of tension, appease our tired souls.

Or is it simply a move to appease its critics?

The auto maker hasn't decide how far it will go to appease the government when it comes to sharing technology.

To satisfy or appease(hunger or thirst, for example).

Beijing's first task has been to appease investors.

appease and placate suggest the satisfaction of claims or demands or the tempering of antagonism, often through the granting of concessions:

console; reassure and pacify; soothe; appease ex: console the relatives of the dead

Appease me, tell me that you love me

you've seen how I live I've got darkness and fears to appease my voices and analogies

Hodgson hopes capture will also appease Torres

And in the end, he decided the only way to appease the gods