dampen sentiment 10.20   But futures-led selling dampened sentiment later.
  dampen demand 8.69   That has dampened demand for dollars.
  dampen enthusiasm 7.97   Voeller sought to dampen the enthusiasm.
  dampen expectation 4.61   Rubin also sought to dampen expectations.
  dampen hope 4.61   Minister dampens hopes for quick peace treaty.
  dampen growth 3.75   Higher rates dampen economic growth and raise company debt burdens.
  dampen speculation 3.49   But Welteke sought to dampen such speculation.
  dampen spirit 3.09   Spirits are dampened.
  dampen part 2.90   Showers will dampen parts of the Northwest.
  dampen activity 2.17   In others, poor April weather dampened activity and delayed hiring.
  dampen interest 2.04   Tight lending rules would continue to dampen buying interests, he said.
  dampen inflation 1.91   The Asian crisis dampens inflation in two ways.
  dampen profit 1.84   That could dampen their profits in the future.
  dampen price 1.71   That could dampen bond prices going forward.
  dampen sale 1.51   This kind of stigma could dampen future sales.
  dampen confidence 1.45   The weak annual pace of sales did not dampen confidence.
  dampen prospect 1.45   Election-year politics could also dampen the prospects for a bipartisan deal.
  dampen area 1.32   Dampen the area.
  dampen optimism 1.25   That dampened optimism for an immediate interest rate cut.
  dampen consumer 1.18   Of course, consumer spending is dampened by layoffs.
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