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appease critic
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1.84 |
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The sale is meant to appease critics. |
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appease protester
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0.99 |
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His appointment, however, did not appease the protesters. |
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appease concern
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0.92 |
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Since then, Coke has toned down its offer to appease those concerns. |
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appease group
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0.92 |
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Democracy groups were not appeased. |
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appease public
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0.86 |
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They had to have a scapegoat to appease the public and they chose Captain McVay. |
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appease spirit
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0.86 |
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Church bells are rung to appease evil spirits. |
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appease regulator
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0.79 |
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And Pepsi may have to sell All-Sport to appease antitrust regulators. |
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appease hard-liner
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0.72 |
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Both leaders must appease hard-liners at home, and neither can appear to give away too much. |
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appease anger
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0.59 |
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But the Yugoslav army may now intervene to appease popular anger over the defeat. |
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appease shareholder
|
0.59 |
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That may have appeased a few shareholders. |
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appease voter
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0.59 |
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It will take more than that to appease voters weary of their squabbling lawmakers. |
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appease demand
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0.53 |
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Critics say the investigation focused on lower-ranking scapegoats in a bid to appease demands for reform. |
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appease god
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0.53 |
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They made sacrifices to appease the gods. |
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appease people
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0.53 |
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This was a clever attempt to appease the people, but it backfired. |
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appease conservative
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0.46 |
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Cheney appeased conservatives who may have thought of Bush as too moderate. |
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appease opponent
|
0.46 |
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It was unclear whether the reorganization would appease opponents. |
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appease supporter
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0.46 |
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He may be trying to appease his supporters on the religious right. |
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appease opposition
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0.39 |
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They attempted to appease international opposition by promising to hold talks. |
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appease politician
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0.39 |
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He also fired four Cabinet Ministers in an effort to appease opposition politicians. |
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appease rebel
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0.39 |
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It was uncertain if his action would appease the rebels, who also want land reform and a withdrawal of army troops. |