1.   But no words could soothe that anger.

2.   However, his words did little to soothe the anger of several laid-off Enron employees who attended the hearing.

3.   He also tried to soothe anger in South Africa over what was reported as a threat by U.S. Officials to cut aid if the deal went through.

4.   IOC president Jacques Rogge sent a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin attempting to soothe the anger.

5.   Other Israeli officials tried to soothe Palestinian anger, saying the talks were progressing according to plan.

6.   The commander of the NATO-led force, U.S. Adm. Leighton Smith, met top Serb commanders to try to soothe their anger.

7.   The peace force faces a complex challenge trying to soothe Serb anger while acknowledging that the Bosnian government has the right to detain suspected war criminals.

8.   The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations failed Wednesday to soothe Italian anger over a U.N. reform plan that leaves no place for Italy in the Security Council.

9.   The study goes to some lengths to soothe Russian anger at the prospect of an enlarged NATO, emphasizing that it would represent no threat to Moscow.

10.   The talks are aimed at defining relations and soothing Russian anger over alliance expansion.