She calmed me, a total stranger just calmed me down.
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" Mr. Frommer added, "That's where the conversation calmed down.
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There was no sign Friday's speech had calmed the streets.
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I think that actually calmed the markets a little bit.
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And funny enough, after that conversation, the baby calmed down.
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However, weapons tests have calmed in the last several weeks.
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Niantic's mea culpa calmed the crowd, at least a little.
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"Then Daisy calmed down," he said of his baby daughter.
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For the moment Ms Nahles's efforts have calmed people's nerves.
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Faith in God and prayer have always calmed my soul.
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I calmed down when my mother came to see me.
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When the interview ended, I went home and calmed down.
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You asked for our names and you calmed us down.
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Once he had an argument with somebody, he calmed down.
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What he said wasn't true, but it calmed Oghi down.
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But markets calmed down after the U.S. election in November.
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It's not completely quiet, but it seems to have calmed.
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But Saipov stepped in and "calmed everything down," Batista says.
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Maybe some time away from the spotlight has calmed him.
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Referees eventually separated the two and calmed things down momentarily.
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He literally calmed me down w/ that smile and laugh.
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He calmed me down, and I felt a lot better.
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I fed her a soda, and she calmed down slightly.
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I resolved to see "Hamilton" again, once demand calmed down.
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Once the city calmed down, he pondered his next move.
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But he totally made me laugh and calmed me down.
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Oil prices briefly surged on the exchange, but then calmed.
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Under Trump, the US has hardly calmed the regional waters.
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Keo's life has calmed down considerably since her hustling days.
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However, he said the situation had calmed in the capital.
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When the machine was on, they said, Natalio calmed some.
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As a child, only music calmed him when he cried.
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The game will still be there when I've calmed down.
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So, the debate is raging, even though the violence has calmed.
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Clearly, things have calmed down a little bit from that point.
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Over the last six months, Cyrus has calmed down a bit.
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Last week, I was so nervous and he calmed me down.
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My migraine has calmed a bit and is just lingering now.
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Stockmarkets quickly calmed down again and Treasury bond yields dropped back.
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"Things have definitely calmed down since the show," says Bushnell, 26.
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They calmed down after the government dispatched a single water truck.
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While bombings continue elsewhere, fighting in the border areas has calmed.
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They calmed the situation down and continued to make good pitches.
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Things calmed down by the third night, when protests were peaceful.
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After it calmed down, he walked outside to check the damage.
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Bringing Otkritie and B&N under CBR stewardship calmed panicked markets.
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It gave me a much-needed break and calmed my daughter.
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Instead, I calmed him down and I got out of there.
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Not even efforts by Saudi Arabia calmed nervous oil traders down.
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Do the voters want to be riled up or calmed down?
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After the Prime Minister's announcement, the situation calmed down, she said.
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The older woman calmed down and told me what she saw.
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The BIS did note that the Fed's operations have "calmed markets."
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"We'll know more when the fires are calmed down," she added.
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I'd make the time when things calmed down, I told myself.
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He calmed the waters and he's going to look after us.
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Cast members and production staff grabbed Kim and calmed the situation.
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The wind and the seas eventually calmed and we survived the storm.
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"It calmed my brain from the feeling of being different," he recalled.
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Derulo said the situation calmed once authorities learned he was a celebrity.
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"Hopefully he's calmed down now and can appreciate the banter," she said.
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She calmed the waters and stopped employees from heading for the doors.
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But the storm has calmed and there's a little bit of sunshine.
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Over the past few days, the debt market has calmed down somewhat.
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Whatever his mood, the scent calmed him down and raised his spirits.
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George had calmed down by the time he spoke to the media.
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Until this week markets had been calmed by the economy's relative solidity.
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"She calmed you, she brought a certain peace to you," he said.
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But since then, nerves have calmed and spreads have narrowed (see chart).
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Now, I feel like the whole social media thing has calmed down.
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I have calmed down but I still think I have been stupid.
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I think the main thing is make sure everything has calmed down.
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I'm also a terrible liar, but, like I said, Noah calmed me.
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I think I was a bit drunk, but I soon calmed down.
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But by the end of the night, the insurrection had calmed down.
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The anger of protestors can only be calmed with infirmaries or prisons.
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The situation calmed down after a few hours without the violence worsening.
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At the same time the situation in Italy has calmed down again.
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Once the eye of the storm settled over us, things calmed down.
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In 2016, they calmed and were tied for 20th in the league.
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Things have calmed a bit, with the teams trading possession in midfield.
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His comments calmed global markets that have been roiled by new tariffs.
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The headlines about his appearance and rumored drug use have calmed down.
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Everything calmed down in the nameplate that made its debut on Jan.
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Eventually it calmed down, and I could sense the yeasty, bready aroma.
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The bond market also calmed from its wild moves earlier this week.
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By last night, things seemed to have calmed down, at least temporarily.
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The federal government stepped in with a guarantee that calmed the markets.
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Some rates jumped as much as 10% before the market calmed down.
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By the end of the video, he had calmed the protestors down.
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After I calmed down from the coughing, I felt like a potato.
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But that doesn't mean her drama-filled love life has calmed down completely.
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Denny was pissed ... but the brawl was quickly calmed down by NASCAR officials.
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After things calmed down ... Bugha returned to his friends and finished the game.
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Cuoco quickly calmed the crew on set and went off to get stitches.
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President Donald Trump just calmed fears about a government shutdown, for the moment.
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Things have certainly not calmed down for the stars of Return to Amish.
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My mom calmed me down and was like, 'It's gonna be fine, Kylie.
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I don't know what they did but somehow, eventually, my body calmed down.
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A peace agreement signed in 2015 between the two leaders calmed the violence.
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Once I calmed down, I began to ask myself: How did this happen?
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They figured things had calmed down since the summer and started making adjustments.
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"His experience calmed everybody down," Rinne said of Hartnell, according to CBC Sports.
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Things have temporarily calmed in the Korean Peninsula, no thanks to Mr. Trump.
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"The trip that's been arranged to China has calmed down fears," Nordvig said.
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"Things calmed down only after the intercession of the police," a report said.
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Certainly the rhetoric has calmed down just a little bit, wouldn't you say?
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Barry Hogan [the ATP organiser] came to the scene and things calmed down.
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After that, the family decided to flee the country until things calmed down.
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For DJ Khaled, not even touring with Beyoncé has calmed his fanboy nerves.
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By then, the house party is over and the cat has calmed down.
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It had recently been shrinking the size of its injections as markets calmed.
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Beth eventually calmed things down, and she and Dog got on an elevator.
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Mylan effectively calmed its EpiPen PR crisis by introducing a cheaper authorized generic.
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I like you, I think you're nice, you've calmed down the waters there.
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Once the raffia was moved onto the large stage, her allergies calmed down.
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But, in contrast to today's political tussles, after the vote things calmed down.
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" She calmed Kang down, and so did Wie, who told Kang: "Just breathe.
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Though financial markets have been calmed, the more significant story is this decoupling.
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Then, with the school's blessing, he'd take a walk until he calmed down.
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Eventually Kempton calmed the man down and he was handed over to paramedics.
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According to Logan, they also calmed nerves and made the photos look more natural.
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Those messages have calmed concerns of some Wall Street investors, such as Goldman Sachs.
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The source says things have "calmed down" between Jenner and 26-year-old Tyga.
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Eventually I got him in the room, got him calmed down, his eyes dried.
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Uelen said they were brought to a classroom where they could be calmed down.
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"This calmed the markets and helped boost the dollar, eroding gold's gains," he said.
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Thankfully, that night I stayed with some lovely people whose hospitality calmed me down.
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If I was really struggling, I took half a Xanax and calmed right down.
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Three of them ("whatever it takes") calmed the euro area's debt panic in 2012.
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So I took a deep breath and calmed myself down and tried it again.
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The adorable baby girl eventually calmed down, looking out at the audience in wonder.
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When things eventually calmed down, Grossi got his chance to introduce himself to Fred.
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A 911 dispatcher calmed the man down and the clown escaped unharmed, police said.
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Over the next few weeks, the Dragon Ball FighterZ scene calmed down a little.
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While it's calmed down on that front, combative comments from the government haven't stopped.
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Things were calmed when the United States extended its sanctions deadline until Oct. 23.
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Maybe I'm just older, but instead of feeling cooped up, I feel calmed down.
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"All of the 'can he even cook' has calmed down," Porowski told the website.
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Once she had calmed down, she and Saima went to the local police station.
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I used water for three months, and my skin cleared up and calmed down.
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Treasury yields had fallen further in Asian trading but the European open calmed investors.
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But I have calmed my fears enough so that I can take an elevator.
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The incident became testy until Saipov stepped in and "calmed everything down," Batista said.
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But as the turmoil has calmed down, SoFi is emerging as the new leader.
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Some parents, teachers and students were upset, but the fuss seems to have calmed.
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By the time I'd calmed down, the operation all went very smoothly and successfully.
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But United's sunnier outlook for the year appears to have calmed some investor worries.
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By the time the police arrived RZA had calmed down so the police left.
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"He calmed the passengers down and did a great job landing," Mr. Kjekstad said.
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I listened at his door knowing that he couldn't have calmed himself so quickly.
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The volcano has since calmed down, at least outwardly, and the airport has reopened.
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It's one thing that I can say really relaxed me and calmed me down.
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But its first emergency cut since the financial crisis has not yet calmed markets.
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Most tourists head straight to Tamuning, along the reef-calmed waterfront of Tumon Bay.
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Proper public health measures stopped SARS in its tracks and, ultimately, calmed our fears.
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That assessment was based on each side losing only one citizen before tensions calmed.
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"That calmed them down a bit; they even started to laugh," Mr. Kisinski said.
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I got him calmed down and flagged down a police officer in a car.
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Collagen is built in the dermis, the skin is calmed, and wrinkles eventually fade.
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McDonald's announced that it was giving Ronald McDonald a sabbatical until things calmed down.
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And on a Friday night after a hectic week, it calmed me right down.
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But markets have calmed down and recovered some ground in the last two days.
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Researchers also noted common symptoms like irritability, sleep disorders, and difficulties being calmed down.
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They fled to Jordan, like Ahmad, and thought they would return when things calmed down.
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Finally, the fading of the great December bogeyman — a 2019 recession — has also calmed nerves.
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This isn't the first time Kate calmed down her upset children during a public appearance.
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"The situation from earlier this week has calmed down," another insider told PEOPLE on Friday.
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Shoppers have now thawed out and returned back to stores as the market calmed down.
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Michelle Obama, for her part, calmed the tension in a brewing rhetorical war in Philadelphia.
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Chances are, the snake will stop rattling and slither off after it has calmed down.
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William watched one glass twirl around until it finally rested, and he calmed a bit.
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The housing data was better than expected and "calmed the nerves" of investors, Button said.
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Alcohol was the only thing that calmed the ceaseless, anxiety-induced chattering in my chest.
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It helped me sleep, calmed my IBS symptoms, chilled my anxiety, and cleared my head.
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We're told Wayne calmed down and told officers he understood they were doing their job.
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But as we got closer, it seemed like maybe he calmed down a little bit.
|
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That has calmed markets to some degree, though trade in Italian government bonds remained volatile.
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"Geopolitical conditions calmed," said Tim Ghriskey, Chief Investment Strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
|
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And gradually, the anti-interleukin-222 antibodies blocked their receptors and calmed Emily's cytokine storm.
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After the in-studio audience calmed down, she said that Scher is always running behind.
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Baby has calmed down, but I'm now getting hangry myself, so we walk to brunch.
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Diamond notes with satisfaction that Indonesia has calmed and prospered in the past half-century.
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Smoking a pipe packed with the stuff calmed his restless mind with an intense high.
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Would you wait and see whether things calmed down or pack your bags and leave?
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Tuncer also says he feels things have calmed down in the past couple of months.
|
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But Reynertson expressed confidence that the deals would still happen, once the markets calmed down.
|
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Bevo calmed down shortly after going wild, and its own handlers whisked the animal away.
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They have calmed nerves, and raised hackles, with their words — and sometimes their dance moves.
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No word yet if Cedric's calmed down after being in awe of Magic's super-yacht.
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The brains need to be calmed and regulated; experiences and memories need to be consolidated.
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Stock markets have calmed down as fears of a full-blown trade war have subsided.
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He added that striking an agreement had calmed tensions in a long-running trade war.
|
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There were risks too, but mellow ones, with slow tempos stretched and quieter sounds calmed.
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He calmed anxious investors and ensured that no taxpayer money was part of the bailout.
|
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But the company's sunnier outlook for the year appears to have calmed some investor worries.
|
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The former VP eventually calmed down, and the man claimed he didn't want to argue.
|
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Then, after announcing that troops would be leaving Syria within 30 days, Trump calmed Sen.
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She couldn't verbalize it, but I knew that building puzzles calmed her mind and body.
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Greek and Turkish ships surrounded the islands, a confrontation that calmed only after NATO intervened.
|
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Then when things calmed down — for eight seconds — the bio-parents were on the phone negotiating.
|
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Opposition lawmakers brand negative rates a policy failure that confused, rather than calmed, jittery financial markets.
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JEFF PAUL, CORRESPONDENT, FOX NEWS: Yes, Robert, it definitely has calmed down here a little bit.
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It was an incredible decision to make as a teenager, but that's what calmed me down.
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We emptied out half the merchandise, and waited a couple of days until things calmed down.
|
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Things with Minaj calmed down though, after Azalea backed her up in a now-deleted tweet.
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The winds have calmed down today, but yesterday they howled at 199mph through California's mountain peaks.
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"I think people have calmed down about the nose — Brielle's has not had a nose job."
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When he eventually calmed down, they went to a local pizza place for their romantic date.
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After a while, the repetitive motion and the gentle pull in her scalp calmed her down.
|
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Driving the news: June's hiring surge calmed fears that the labor market is rapidly slowing down.
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As a result, fixed income assets fell lower as the panic in stock markets calmed slightly.
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Target, however, reported "great numbers" on Wednesday that calmed investors' worries about tariff impact, Cramer said.
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She calmed her nerves by breezing into a nearby liquor store for a pack of smokes.
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Things have since calmed, and through it all the U.S. economy has continued to generate jobs.
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Sterling had bounced in earlier European trading after better-than-expected construction PMI data calmed investors.
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He's really calmed down and I've heard he wants to mend all the shit he broke.
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Like the airline passenger who hates turbulence and gets calmed down if the stewardess looks unafraid.
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After it had all calmed down, my cellmate was unwilling to talk about what had happened.
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You wonder if he is medicated: If the medications have calmed him, or heightened his intensity.
|
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True, she was shaken, but the night was over, and her guilty conscience had calmed again.
|
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By 1799, when troubled times calmed and Napoleon ascended to power, their movement had died out.
|
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These moves calmed investors, who bought his argument that the company was headed toward smoother seas.
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The jojoba oil calmed any lingering inflammation and the red acne scars began to fade drastically.
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"As soon as the earwax is cleared up, even their behavior has calmed down," Brown said.
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She's stepped into fights and riots and calmed things down just by giving people a look.
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We calmed and sedated him, his cardiac monitor periodically reminding us of his starving heart muscle.
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The medication she was taking to treat her schizophrenia had calmed her and cleared her head.
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Then, after the child has calmed down, perhaps over dinner, you can bring up coronavirus again.
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That seemed to have calmed down with the appointment of Khosrowshahi as CEO just weeks ago.
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Spaar said the marijuana has also decreased his hyperactivity and calmed his racing thoughts and restlessness.
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He felt that had he been home, maybe he could have calmed Khiel down, Jannah recalled.
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But a recent Credit Suisse survey of over 1,000 U.S. consumers calmed some of West's concerns.
|
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He was restrained—by the brother of boxer of Dillian White, no less—and eventually calmed.
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However, a reassurance by Saudi Arabia that it would quickly restore full production calmed investor nerves.
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I wish it was a banana that calmed me down, or celery, but it's Cheez-Its.
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"I had just started getting nervous, and having that little connection calmed me down," she said.
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But monetary loosening by central banks around the world calmed investor nerves later in the week.
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One passenger, Darshak Hathi, captured video from inside the plane after things had calmed down a bit.
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It couldn't be helped; planning my outfits always calmed me, and today I needed to be calm.
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Now, it's sort of calmed down, but that seems to be always how this stuff is created.
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I could hear my Banshee's belabored breathing as it calmed down, but I could also feel it.
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Wedding fever may have calmed down, but family drama still continues to plague new royal Meghan Markle.
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The two calmed me down and cracked wise about how I had set myself up for failure.
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But worries about the central bank's signals on the economy were calmed by upbeat data on Thursday.
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And apparently his wife went over to him, spoke quietly to him, and just calmed him down.
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It wasn't the vista that calmed my restless body; it was Paul, just there, under the earth.
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He found that if he did jumping jacks while holding his breath, his chaotic mind calmed down.
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He argues that babies have an innate ability to be calmed — a reflex, as he sees it.
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"There have been very dangerous people [in prison] who have now just calmed down," she told VICE.
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Andrew Miller (24-23) relieved Bauer in the fifth inning and calmed things down for the Indians.
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Ms. Fleming called 911 and calmed the child, who was terrified the man would come after her.
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The situation calmed down after a few hours without the violence worsening, and the crowds thinned out.
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The central bank calmed markets by conducting daily operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo.
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Talking with her calmed my nerves a little about accidentally giving myself a fatal overdose of iron.
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The government calmed the protests for now with a stopgap promise of thousands of public sector jobs.
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We're told Orlando eventually calmed down, and police left without incident ... meaning OB finally WASN'T arrested. Yay!!!
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While these have sometimes temporarily calmed the situation, they have never brought anything approaching a lasting peace.
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He calmed us down until I could breathe normally again and my cousin had stopped crying, too.
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Still, while Trump may have calmed the markets, there's no sign that the fundamental reality has shifted.
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All hell broke, and we had to suspend the play 40 minutes before it all calmed down.
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I calmed down last night about the #robinhood outage, and was ready to give them another chance.
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"After the Iran issue calmed down, investors' risk appetite returned to copper," said ING analyst Wenyu Yao.
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It calmed jittery donors and staff who were worried about a repeat of last month's debate flop.
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"After the Iran issue calmed down, investors' risk appetite returned to copper," said ING analyst Wenyu Yao.
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That nerves have been calmed can be seen in the yield on Italy's ten-year government bonds.
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Things have calmed a bit, but as of publication of this post, it's still up 48 percent.
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" As some Neanderthal dad probably yelled, "Go to your part of the cave until you've calmed down!
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It didn't make her sleep, but it calmed her body enough for her to send a signal.
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His selection as Mr. Trump's running mate this summer calmed congressional Republicans jittery about the Trump candidacy.
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As the night wore on, protesters gathered around the security perimeter largely calmed down, even lighting candles.
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RELATED: Trump, Ryan meet for first time since historic win But what has calmed down conservatives the most?
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Then he calmed down, and got more philosophical as he prepared to wash his face with a flannel.
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I decide to sleep in mine, and when I wake up, the irritated bumps have all calmed down.
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Plus, Starbucks promises that red cups are coming, just in case Colbert hasn't calmed your caffeine-jangled nerves.
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"Thankfully the tweet has calmed down and the internet has gone back to ignoring me," she said, laughing.
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We plan to be in contact with him again once things have calmed down for all of us.
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Lester wasn't pleased with Maddon's decision initially but said he calmed down once he got in the dugout.
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"Her calmness calmed me and her daughter down and made us understand everything would be okay," Janssen said.
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The central bank calmed some nerves by stressing its independence was enshrined by the constitution regardless of ownership.
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Things have calmed down since the days when mobs congregated outside her office to hurl abuse her way.
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Those fears have calmed since late Friday, when the surge crest pushed the river to only 16.9 feet.
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But even if market sentiment calmed, the yen-funded carry trade may not make much of a comeback.
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Branson used to attempt to break a record every year, but he has recently calmed down a bit.
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They recognized Hall as his former wrestling alter ego, Razor Ramon ... shook his hand and calmed the situation.
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Emily's symptoms calmed for a moment, only to gain force like an offshore cyclone and come raging back.
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The situation calmed down on Sunday, as neighbors came out to clean the debris from the night before.
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If it decides you've calmed down while you've been using the device, it gives you a little buzz.
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Kardashian West said on her show Sunday that she's calmed down now at 38 but still has fun.
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By the end of the program, he had not only, Orpheus-like, calmed rows of restless New Yorkers.
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She cried right away and I put a pacifier in her mouth and it calmed her right away.
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After I calmed down, we corralled Silas into the bathroom to assess the damage and contain the blood.
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After the Prime Minister announced a temporary stop to the price increases the situation calmed down, she said.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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Some may say he's grown up, calmed down, or even moved on—as if surprised by that fact.
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"We said we're very sorry and then she calmed down, but she never came back," said Mr. Maglio.
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While that situation has calmed down somewhat, tensions always simmer because both India and Pakistan have nuclear weapons.
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We all calmed down, the matter was resolved and the woman promised to compensate us for the damage.
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The kids ate and calmed down, and Sandy played adorably with one of the kittens roaming the restaurant.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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He calmed himself by pacing—four steps forward, four steps back—a technique he'd been using for decades.
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Far across the passage, the seas had calmed and Mr. Bello's mother was preparing for her second attempt.
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Hughes, a Canadian, calmed his nerves and came up big in the 42-degree chill at Sea Island.
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"It's really calmed down," said Johnny Gonzalez, a doorman, who was flanked by police officers with large rifles.
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It can be easy to forget all about deals after the buzz around Black Friday has calmed down.
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International antipiracy patrols on the crucial trade route had calmed such attacks, which once numbered in the hundreds.
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An oil-backed rally in energy stocks calmed down a little as Brent crude prices slipped about 1%.
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When a doctor explained that the worms would remain on the surface of her eye, she calmed down.
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Ms. Gul, who had calmed down by then, shook hands politely as well, her gaze bold and challenging.
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By the weekend, as we're getting into games six or seven, things will have calmed down a bit.
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Ms. Radvanovsky has calmed a voice that used to have starker edges, though her tone is still chalky.
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But halfway through the concert, as a trio performed Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Trio Élégiaque No. 1," Amine calmed down.
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She calls Jeffrey after she has calmed down, telling him that she loves him, despite what he's done.
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Surrounded by guns, he says that things have calmed down since he and his team of 80 cops arrived.
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I used to smoke stubs I found on the ground because it calmed me down but mom stopped me.
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Things eventually calmed down, and Chyna was making peace with Kylie Jenner and hanging with Kim Kardashian West again.
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The reason they do that is to keep the crowd calmed down, so you can get them moving on.
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Mohamed Hussein told The Associated Press, saying the situation had calmed and security in the area was being tightened.
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After things calmed down a bit, Rider head coach Kevin Baggett took his team directly to the locker room.
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Left: Mohammad is calmed by the car ride as his parents get lost on their way to the hospital.
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Once Mohammad had calmed and the family had spoken with the doctor on duty, the parents divvied up tasks.
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After the audience calmed down, he transitioned to introducing Bruce Springsteen as though none of that had just happened.
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"Once they were put cheek to cheek they just calmed right down," said Lyman, who lives in Orlando, Florida.
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The volatility calmed last week as both camps sought to reassure Argentines they were united in stabilizing the economy.
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"No one opposes them," said one source, who had thought that Kalanick had finally calmed down about his ouster.
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That may have been due to a record supply of rarities, which has now calmed, and growth has resumed.
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The argument got heated, but it was Saipov who calmed down his friends and remedied the situation, he said.
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After November 26th, when the stockmarket fell by 4%, the government calmed investors somewhat by promoting two respected officials.
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"We've calmed down tremendously from where we were six months ago, a year ago, two years ago," Bernstein said.
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Even though I have a reputation of being like, a major party guy, I've calmed down quite a bit.
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Ebro's co-host, Peter Rosenberg, tried to change the subject ... but Kodak couldn't be calmed down, and stormed out.
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Carrie happily reports that she "calmed the herd," but David isn't so sure that the community can be trusted.
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Things have certainly calmed down since then, allowing life to thrive on the blue ocean-world that is Earth.
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That calmed any fears Cramer had that oil could potentially drop to $10 the way it did in 1986.
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Bitter fighting in Taiz since the autumn calmed somewhat this month and a Houthi siege of the city ended.
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Markets calmed down as the week came to a close, but every piece of data has become more important.
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Once everyone has calmed down, parents can help the kids work through their feelings with each other, Markham wrote.
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"The rhetoric around North Korea ... has calmed down," said Ken Odeluga, market analyst at City Index, despite continued uncertainties.
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"The initial dramatic and shocked reactions from Rob's family have actually calmed down a bit," a source tells PEOPLE.
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In Orkney some of his searching, at least, seemed to be answered, and some of his artistic contradictions calmed.
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" While she initially asks for her mom, Tiara is calmed when her dad continues to say, "talk to me.
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The cyclonic winds of global populism that Breitbart had hoped to ride have, at least for the moment, calmed.
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I'd fall asleep next to him with my hand on his chest, calmed by the metronome of his heartbeat.
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And, so I kind of stepped off the back of the mound, calmed myself down, took a deep breath.
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Analysts will be seeking any indication that prospects have improved in recent weeks as market conditions have calmed down.
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Speaking by telephone from the embattled city of Taiz, Major Youssefi recalled how he had calmed down his fighters.
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"Then it calmed down a little bit, then we hear seven shots, but they were more distant," he said.
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" When Lucy, another good Protestant, goes to confession in "Villette," she is calmed by "the mere relief of communication, . . .
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"I was having a bad panic attack, but my boyfriend who was driving calmed me down," she told CNN.
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Once things calmed down and the hospital was quiet, I just kept moving and consumed a lot of candy.
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Officers calmed down the situation and told them this was, ironically, a civil matter to be settled in court.
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He can't possibly be describing the Civil War itself as a period of procedural politics calmed by Christian practice.
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So to be able to find him and see him in the stands, it kind of calmed me down.
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As vocal jitters calmed and the show unfolded with cinematic polish, the hollow realism of this production became apparent.
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Because the ECB can print an unlimited number of euros, that quickly calmed markets and brought interest rates down.
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Still, the plan calmed nerves in bond markets, where yields on two-year Treasuries hit their lowest since 2013.
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Eventually, the scene calmed down when cops realized they had the wrong guy ... and Cashman was free to leave.
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Through a combination of training and determination, they calmed the fear of some and saved the lives of others.
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Pakistan released the captive pilot in March and the situation calmed -- but India's Kashmir vote has inflamed tensions again.
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In the early stages of each match, when Mickelson was most nervous, he said Kisner's chatter had calmed him.
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I know politics make strange bedfellows, but he said he and Mitt Romney have kind of calmed things down.
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It took a lot of trial and error and work, but he has really calmed down and gotten comfortable.
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"Iraq didn't need this U.S.-Iran conflict, and is very hopeful that things have calmed down now," he said.
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He spoke to militant black nationalists in a way that calmed their tempers but did not diminish their pride.
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Afterward, to his credit, he calmed down quickly, even mouthing, "thank you" to us and giving a thumbs up.
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The coalition said in a statement the situation had calmed down and the patrol had returned to the base.
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"Though the situation around the Embassy perimeter has calmed significantly, post security posture remains heightened," the emailed statement read.
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He still hasn't calmed down as he impatiently awaits the expected Senate acquittal that he will paint as validation.
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The Fed has calmed the short-term lending market with the purchases and also ongoing repurchase, or repo, operations.
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But as distressing as my list was, making it and reading it with Brad calmed me down a lot.
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My mother was very angry at me for assisting my father but calmed down after the divorce was finalized.
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The market has since calmed after the Fed carried out open market operations to add liquidity to the market.
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It would be good for everyone and for (the British government) if they stopped getting agitated and calmed down.
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Equity markets jumped as hopes of government stimulus calmed investors' fears surrounding the coronavirus and signs of imminent recession.
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The announcement calmed tensions in the city, as protesters felt that one of their main goals had been reached.
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I'm the guy who can't help but throw a hand grenade to a room just when everything's calmed down.
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They may have been calmed, somewhat, by a separate bill allowing Virginians—for religious reasons—to refuse service to gays.
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Spot gold fell on Monday as European equities rose after investor jitters calmed following a failed coup attempt in Turkey.
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Since the events of Gezi — during which more than 8,000 injuries were recorded — things have hardly calmed down in Turkey.
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That calmed the tensions but, most Chinese economists think, at an intolerable price: stagnant Japanese growth for two-plus decades.
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The report calmed some of the market fears ahead of the 2016/17 fiscal budget to be unveiled on Monday.
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I, too, felt my guard go up but was calmed by the presence of another woman my age beside me.
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" When he calmed down, he said the help he needs is someone to help him not "have a big heart.
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Obama said he was calmed by the notion of the Oval Office as a moderating factor on Trump's bombastic tendencies.
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Although serious Saturn has calmed your wild side considerably in 2016, you could truly enjoy your single status this month.
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Martin Luther King Jr., taught nonviolence to demonstrators before marches and sometimes calmed tensions by singing church hymns, has died.
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On Wednesday's episode of her new show, The Mummy Diaries, Fairs calmed a hungry and fussy Paul by nursing him.
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"After the dispatch told the caller to calm everybody at the scene, the caller responded: "I've got him calmed down.
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It was, in fact, his presence in the Trump administration that calmed many Republicans about Trump in the first place.
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Eventually, I calmed down enough to ponder whether my ex-boyfriend's mother ever pleaded with him not to dump me.
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After a few days, my skin calmed down and the lump shrank to a smaller, more manageable size before disappearing.
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That calmed the firestorm, but it did not settle the question of how to keep people safe on public transport.
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Locking him onto my chest in this safe manner soothed him almost instantly, calmed him down and quieted his cries.
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Prince William expertly calmed down a little girl in the crowd who was crying because she wanted a hot chocolate.
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Integration, he accepts, will be "extremely difficult", and his critics will hardly be calmed by his flirtation with the FPÖ.
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Mr Lighthizer's letter, published at the start of what Mr Trump billed as "made in America" week, calmed those fears.
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Mr Macron's promise of a debate, along with €10bn to boost pay packets, may have calmed some of the protesters.
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Much like with the Oklahoma City bombing, people calmed down in the following days, and the numbers began to drop.
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In 2013 he calmed a furore caused by the censorship of some student bloggers who were critical of the government.
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A Christmas truce calmed the renewed wave of rocket and mortar attacks which had erupted at the start of November.
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Algeria dodged the Arab Spring revolutions that toppled leaders in neighboring countries largely because officials calmed dissent by increasing spending.
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"Markets have calmed down now that the renminbi has stabilised," said Thu Lan Nguyen, a strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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These sets of contractions came for hours, until the waves calmed, and my body was temporarily a sea at rest.
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The Fed's indication Wednesday that it will not hike rates again this year appears to have calmed the president's frustrations.
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In fact, the summertime wind on that part of Lake Huron almost always calmed at dusk, rather than grew stronger.
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Macron soon appeared, and, in the words of one paper, "calmed" those who had been "whipped up" by Le Pen.
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It singled out Kenya as a country where religious leaders had at various times stoked tensions or calmed things down.
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"I didn't do this stuff," Kelly told King, as he rose from his chair before his publicist calmed him down.
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After five days of violence, police said the situation has calmed down and the curfew lifted since Saturday in Kandy.
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" He told his film editors to make a spot showing how Mr. Ford had "calmed the waters of this country.
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While this temporarily calmed some members of the crowd, who did move, many later returned to sit on the grass.
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When they named these emotions, the brain's prefrontal cortex took over and the amygdala (where emotions are generated) calmed down.
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We walked the neighborhood after things calmed and looked at down branches and toppled brick walls of some old buildings.
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When she calmed down, I showed her the Austrian stamp: a woman bathing in a river, deer on the riverbank.
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The Oakland bullpen immediately showed activity, but Hendriks calmed down enough to get Aaron Hicks to line out to first.
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But a spokeswoman from the foreign ministry later calmed investor fears saying China remains hopeful for an eventual trade deal.
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Twice, he found reprieve in a cat café: the food was prepared off-site, and the felines calmed his nerves.
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Thursday's data calmed fears that the UK is approaching a technical recession, defined as two successive quarters of negative growth.
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For Emergency, operations calmed down in some districts of Helmand province after the Taliban solidified control, ending months of fighting.
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When we'd calmed down, and I'd repaired the cable to his satisfaction, I turned the key of Ed's car again.
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Eventually, things calmed down and the family made the trek to India and resettled, initially in Delhi in refugee quarters.
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"Here's the way I look at movies," Chuckie said, near the end of our conversation, after he had calmed down.
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However, the weighted blanket definitely calmed my anxiety, and the soft, open weave made sure I didn't get too hot.
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The battle has calmed in the last week, but thousands have fled and many others remain trapped because of landmines.
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He requested food and water and had "calmed down a bit," Mr. Zamora said, speaking before the crisis was resolved.
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Her parents were very supportive, once they found out and had calmed down and decided not to call the police.
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We're told the 2 women eventually calmed down, but Lezhae threw a bottle at Alexis' car when she was leaving!
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If the region has lately calmed down (partly owing to the efforts of American diplomats), Germany in particular fears fresh conflagrations.
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The violence had calmed in recent months until Wednesday, when suspected rebels killed at least 17 civilians in an overnight raid.
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A statement from the White House that Cohn intends to remain in his position calmed markets only briefly before selling resumed.
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After five days of violence, police said the situation has calmed down, though they reimposed curfew on Friday night in Kandy.
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"Anytime I've tried to sleep next to someone for the past three years, I can't," Sarah admitted once she calmed down.
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That social movement, called "yellow vests," calmed down gradually after fuel taxes were withdrawn, minimum wages raised and taxes cuts granted.
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Spoon was very curious about the crystals and chicken foot (of course), and I do feel the experience calmed her down.
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To the extent we let Trump's comments pass, it is because we are calmed by his incompetence, lulled by his indiscipline.
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He spun a globe he kept to watch where his finger would land—a nightly routine that calmed his frenetic thoughts.
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Reports said after the game his had knee calmed down after the game, enough to the point where he could walk.
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"There was talk that Iran was willing to work with the Saudis, and that calmed the market," First Standard's Cardillo said.
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Additionally, Ford released excellent numbers that showed a pick up in sales, which calmed many fears that autos could be peaking.
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By late Friday, the mood had calmed and the two companies' CEOs met in China to clear the air, sources said.
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That decision calmed tensions that have roiled the country since he refused to step down when his mandate expired in 2016.
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"Once it's calmed down or it's passed, it definitely will become something for tourists to check out as well," he said.
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Global outcry in response to Mankonda's announcement has calmed the situation somewhat in Dar es Salaam and nationwide, but not entirely.
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The accelerated slide had alarmed markets, but the relative stability this week has calmed fears of a sustained depreciation for now.
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After the alleged encounter, Hartley said "everything calmed down" — until she came up to him again and asked for a photo.
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It calmed me down to feel like the Earth was one big room; it kept me from drowning in my panic.
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Trading of bitcoin more than doubled during certain key moments of the trade war, the data showed —usually after tensions calmed.
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One neighbor in Paterson, New Jersey, described him as a peacemaker who calmed everything down during a disagreement six months ago.
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A string of better-than-expected economic data recently as well as an easing in financial conditions also have calmed nerves.
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European stocks closed higher Tuesday after German Chancellor Angela Merkel calmed a brewing row over migration that threatened her fragile government.
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I liked the opera best when Mr. Karchin's score calmed down, thinned out and depicted incidents with more mystery and subtlety.
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The fear can only be calmed by validation, by accumulating visible markers of success until no one can laugh at you.
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When the gunshots rang out, we're told people inside the studio rushed into another room for cover until things calmed down.
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He held Sputnik's head in one hand, and wrapped his arm around his rear until he calmed down or fell asleep.
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For some reason my maternal grandmother, my relationship with her, began to revive in my psyche, and that calmed me down.
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He described his fear as a "vague paranoia," something deep within his lizard brain that's calmed by knowing where she is.
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While tensions between the US and North Korea have calmed in recent weeks, it had gotten pretty scary for a while.
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I had "calmed" instead of COOLED DOWN and "dryers" for DRIERS (which screwed up a theme entry for a little while).
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But when it calmed, they heard the fish spawning — the day before the storm, in its eye and the day after.
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The WHO said late Thursday that the coronavirus outbreak was a global emergency, but calmed the markets by opposing travel restrictions.
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They saw starry skies that enveloped them, colorful birds that calmed them and booming storms that propelled them back in time.
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A high-pressure ridge calmed the ocean waters -- meaning heat stays in the water, without storms to help cool it down.
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Green, who calmed down considerably in the second half, had just 5 points to go with 9 rebounds and 9 assists.
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Things calmed down considerably over time, as our chosen picture of wellness merged with that of fresh-faced, natural good looks.
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It uses the principle of deep pressure stimulation—the same principle by which Temple Grandin calmed anxious cows—to induce relaxation.
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The Federal Reserve has calmed the overnight funding market and brought its fed funds rate back in line with its target.
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I calmed myself down, proceeded to the platform, got on the wrong train, and did not notice my mistake until Trenton.
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If that calmed some nerves in Belfast, however, it set off new alarms in London among hard-line supporters of Brexit.
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Those calmed and then resumed again as the yuan fell at the end of 2015 and into the beginning of 2016.
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She calmed down, I got her out of the emergency room, and I discovered that she was from Scarsdale, New York.
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The Sultan calmed protests during the Arab Spring of 19953 by hiking public expenditure by 21995% over the three years that followed.
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Bayh said the tensions between congressional Democrats and Republicans will have to be calmed for some of Trump's key legislation to pass.
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Things have calmed down a bit since then as the prospect of President Trump delivering on this particular campaign pledge has receded.
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The commander of Phuket Provincial Police, Teerapol Tipcharoen, says seas have calmed since the accident Thursday evening and the search is ongoing.
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" HOW HE MELLOWED "I&aposve calmed down a bit from where I thought: this is it, it's the end, we&aposre done.
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Shortly after, a second horse (which is only about a year and a half old) is brought in, calmed down, and killed.
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According to his friends, Fachruzio was shrieking and writhing for a half hour, until he finally calmed down and opened his eyes.
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Her mother had smoked, and the smell of it, of Pall Malls especially, calmed her when boredom led to an anxious jitter.
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European stocks closed slightly higher Friday as economic data, early first-quarter results and Brexit relief calmed fears over the region's economy.
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After several weeks of volatility, mortgage rates calmed down, and that offered little incentive for homeowners or buyers to make a move.
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Though "there was screaming and crying" when he heard about her death, he calmed when he thought of Porter's last few words.
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Officials at the site called police, but everyone had calmed down by the time they arrived and no further action was taken.
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A relatively quiet North Korea and U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's comments on "peaceful solution" over the weekend have calmed investors.
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Immigration is at the top of British worries about the EU, and there's little to suggest that concern will be calmed soon.
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Member Roxana Tasayco said cannabis oil had given her terminal cancer-stricken mother her appetite back and calmed her vomiting and nausea.
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Everything has since calmed down for the GM ... and he says he has no hard feelings for police after the wild scene.
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Officers surrounded the residents and threatened to arrest them, according to Lozano, who calmed the situation by urging people to stop chanting.
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But the hosts calmed nerves with a 16-5 run to retake control 75-59, exiting the court to a thundering ovation.
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They tracked world markets which rose strongly as positive data from Australia to the United States calmed fears of a global slowdown.
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So when we feel pleasure, our sympathetic nervous system -- that fight or flight response we experience when we feel threatened -- is calmed.
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While the high Leliq rates have calmed the volatile currency, economists have voiced concerns over the long-term sustainability of the strategy.
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In fact, according to Katainen the trade tensions between both the U.S. and Europe have calmed down in the last few weeks.
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Italian bonds had calmed by Wednesday's close, with the 230-year yield at 210 percent, up just 20.059 bps on the day.
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With early-year market turmoil having calmed, some Fed officials have said another hike could come in the next couple of months.
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The MSCI World Index slipped 210 percent, although it had erased most of its earlier losses as markets calmed in European trading.
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Stormy weekend weather slowed the search and rescue effort over the weekend, but winds appeared to have calmed down as of Tuesday.
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Her findings support that: The more stressed people were at the start of the experiment, the more the natural sounds calmed them.
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Here and there, the wild sounds calmed into stretches of floating harmonies, and groups of singers hissed the words in spoken unison.
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But their worry comes from a place far too deep to be calmed by promises that the law ought to protect them.
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"I worked in the corrections department; you know I had to be nuts," she said, adding that she's calmed down since then.
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Now that the security situation has calmed, what drivers term "gunshot incidents"—targeted killings, bomb attacks, and gang battles—are less common.
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The trick was to put the child in a quiet, dark room in his underwear, and he calmed down within five minutes.
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Jayden's whole demeanor changed: He calmed down, looked his teacher in the eye for the first time, and willingly returned to class.
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In the documentary, Bieber opens up about his past drug use and how his new life with his wife has calmed him.
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After reading, in this magazine, Kathryn Schulz's article about our fate, and subsequently freaking out, we calmed down and did some calculations.
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You don't get far in this line of work unless you have some control over your nerves, and so Maple calmed himself.
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Instead of opening a formal impeachment inquiry in Ukrainegate, Democrats should have calmed down, taken a deep breath and counted to 67.
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The Fed has calmed the market, but market pros are watching to see how much activity there is and whether rates rise.
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"Things have calmed down, we still have some flooding going on, but rivers are leveling up and water is receding," Getter said.
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Stocks in the United States were up 1 percent on Friday as optimism about the state of the negotiations calmed jittery investors.
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The two stock indexes and the VIX calmed down by day's end, perhaps because of the Senate tax overhaul's progress to passage.
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We were all very excited about kale for a while, and then it became part of our lives and everyone calmed down.
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They must have calmed his nerves too ... because he had to get back on a plane for the next stop right after.
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Then I was battered by a 30mph headwind for eight hours until it finally calmed a bit at the end of the day.
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During the Super Bowl halftime show the captain made an announcement saying that the winds had calmed down to 60 to 70 m.p.h.
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An overall softening of rhetoric from Trump's administration on NAFTA and about U.S. companies that invest in Mexico has calmed nerves for now.
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The royal mom again kneeled to get on Charlotte's level before scooping her up in her arms, which calmed down the crying child.
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The commander of Phuket Provincial Police, Teerapol Tipcharoen, said the sea had calmed since Thursday evening&aposs accident and the search was ongoing.
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When they were finally evacuated, we decided half of us would try to get back to the apartment — while the others calmed down.
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"People calmed down and considered what it really meant, that in all likelihood it really isn't going to impact the election," Massocca said.
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And even after a powerful rebound as macro and currency indicators calmed, the S&P 2500 didn't trade back up to its Nov.
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A vote which had been expected early on Saturday was called off until the situation calmed down, said the chamber's president, Hugo Velazquez.
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After it calmed down, he walked outside to check the damage, and retrieved a stuffed animal for his daughter from his damaged apartment.
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Local truces have calmed much of Libya, but the country no longer has an effective department of antiquities to safeguard the country's treasures.
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After the initial friendship implosion back in 2016, the drama seemingly calmed down, or at least looked like it had — until this week.
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Police arrived to block the store entrance, with nearly two dozen officers standing shoulder-to-shoulder at one point before the encounter calmed.
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After coming to, he was told to wait in his room until the storm calmed before seeking further medical attention, the lawsuit claims.
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Eyewitnesses tell us it looked like they were about to come to blows, so producers stepped in, separated them and calmed them down.
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"I didn't do this stuff," Kelly told King, as he rose from his chair and began shouting before his publicist calmed him down.
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Nested Bean calls this the Cuddle Effect — babies are naturally calmed and soothed by touch, and feeling that gentle pressure activates that effect.
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"British people can buy Lloyds shares but we'll only sell when turbulent markets have calmed down," Osborne said on his official Twitter feed.
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While that delay may have calmed some nerves and prevented a panicked sell-off, the stock market decline since then has been precipitous.
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Once, when Khiel was younger, she had done the same, and the police calmed him down and told him to mind his mother.
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But as bond markets calmed and companies continued to post strong earnings in light of strong consumer demand, anxiety over a downturn eased.
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It's kind of like a baby throwing a tantrum—once they've calmed down, something would have to trigger them to start up again.
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"People calmed down and considered what it really meant, that in all likelihood it really isn't going to impact the election," he said.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday said that tempers needed to be calmed down following furious scenes in Parliament the previous day.
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In 2010, at 26, she had somewhat calmed down — though she did marry Lamar Odom a month after meeting him in September 2009.
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The Trump administration's progress on a trade deal with Mexico, and efforts to advance talks with Canada, have calmed tariff fears, added Schumacher.
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While the fiery rhetoric between Washington and Pyongyang has calmed down, concerns remain that tension could again flare up on the Korean peninsula.
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But things have calmed down in part because of a pledge by Qatar to invest $15 billion in the Turkish economy, he said.
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Trump said earlier—although he's kinda calmed down as he's getting closer to the potential nomination—that the politicians are stupid or whatever.
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The immediate reaction after Kjellberg's initial video went up "looked rather scary," but Boborykin suggested that after a couple of hours, things calmed down.
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"The market calmed down a bit as there was no particular bad news," said Soichiro Monji, senior economist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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A reversal of the recent trend Over the past months, the "Goldilocks" investing environment of low inflation and high growth had calmed investors' nerves.
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Since his knockout loss to Michael Johnson in late 2016, Poirier has calmed down a little and added some nicer wrinkles to his striking.
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And while elections are easy and governing is harder, it sure doesn't seem like the nation's mood has calmed down much since Election Day.
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My first interaction with my parents was after everything had calmed down so I kind of learned my parents' initial reaction after the fact.
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Yet even if financial excess can be calmed at an acceptable price to the economy, such preventive rate increases impose a cost on others.
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When the lamb came in, it was strung up by one leg, bleating and squirming, but Yaseen's hand on the animal's neck calmed it.
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After the bees calmed down a bit, they were scooped again from the cardboard box into a larger wooden box filled with beehive frames.
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We feel rushed or calmed by the soundtrack's changing tones and tempos, even if the images are rushing by at the same breakneck speed.
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Things calmed down after the barons made peace in 1990, Mr Nándar reminisces while sitting beside an outdoor hot tub at his hilltop mansion.
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We thought it was because of the stress of the wedding and hoped it'd get better when they got married and things calmed down.
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All evening, voices swelled and calmed as conversations about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, and reenactments of favorite scenes from Martin came and went.
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The announcement calmed foreign exchange markets, initially spooked on Monday that the yuan's weakening under the key psychological level could spark a currency feud.
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It's calmed down since grad school but still persists at times, especially when I think about student loans, career trajectory, and spending in general.
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Volatility has receded dramatically and investors seem calmed by the "subtraction of all fears" this year along the Fed, recession and trade-war fronts.
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I finally calmed down enough to make a video, and I'm only doing it because I think sharing this kind of thing is important.
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People just love telling you about their lives, and, honestly, it calmed me down when I just pretended to care because, eventually, I did!
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Once she stopped screaming, she immediately calmed down and began to play with the priest, but speaking to him using an odd, unnatural voice.
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Things have calmed down since then and Snap is currently trading at $23.23, that's up more than one-third on its $17 IPO price.
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Dogs who aren't as shy aren't left out of the program — The Dodo notes that more active dogs are calmed by the reading experience.
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Although the situation looked like it could erupt into serious violence, it calmed down after a few hours without a more forceful police intervention.
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The Fed's message of 'steady-as-she-goes' rate increases has calmed Wall Street into thinking this will mostly be a smooth path higher.
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Things have calmed down considerably, but in the depths of the controversy, it was hard for her to imagine the life she has now.
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Once he calmed down, Raju returned to his team's bench beneath a row of oak trees and encouraged the other players to buck up.
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It seems the American system may be stronger than the man's pandemonium and he may yet be calmed by the weight of the office.
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But when markets started gyrating, Fed officials hit the brakes, offering reassurances that they would not make any big decisions until things calmed down.
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It was only after my sister came out of her bedroom and gently calmed me down that we got talking about the herbal extract.
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"The comments calmed fears but let's wait for Italy's policy actions this summer, that will determine the market," said MUFG currency strategist Lee Hardman.
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If you're even a fraction as anal as me, you'll be calmed simply by the veneer of order that a plan and goals provide.
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I never like being told what to do, I calmed down in my later teens, but I'm still not big on being bossed around.
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The Baghouz enclave had been pounded on Monday with barrages of rockets, but the situation calmed on Tuesday morning before the intense bombardment resumed.
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The 2017 silver medalist at nationals, Zhou calmed himself moments before he began by shutting his eyes, then opening them with a deep breath.
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" Matt McAlvanah, a former Obama administration official who wrote the memo, wrote in an email to POLITICO that Biden's comeback "has calmed many nerves.
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The ECB's decision calmed financial markets but also lowered the pressure on European countries to present new financial instruments to deal with the crisis.
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A charcuterie plate with cheese, crackers, grapes and nuts kept appetites calmed before dinner and for dessert, there was pumpkin pie, cupcakes and cookies.
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He had the sense that I needed to learn on my own, and anything he would say would mean more after I calmed down.
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The police battled the group, which rampaged through the southern part of the city, before the situation calmed by late morning, government officials said.
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And then, um, he calmed down a little bit but he was still like, you are going to let me do something for you.
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And if somebody was out of control and spinning, and then they're not continuing to throw out communications, it means they've calmed themselves down.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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Mr. Erdogan hardly calmed these fears by naming a major new bridge in Istanbul after an Ottoman sultan notorious for his persecution of Alevis.
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The index rose 1.1% after encouraging U.S. job data calmed investors' nerves but the bourse still posted its worst week since that of Oct.
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Between 2005 and 2010, thousands died off Mauritania's coast in attempts to reach the Canary Islands, but that traffic later calmed, the statement said.
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Hanadi and I made eye contact for longer than is normal in this part of the world, but, for whatever reason, it calmed her.
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I think that the volatility obviously has calmed down a bit as we've gotten into 2019 and so it does feel like a receptive environment.
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My sore throat has calmed down a lot with all the honey and cough drops, but halfway through class I start to feel it worsening.
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It was scary for maybe the first five seconds, but then I just saw love and support and it kind of calmed me down immediately.
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Widodo's policies have calmed inflation, which is now about 234 percent - its lowest in a decade - compared with about 266.5 percent when he took office.
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Once everyone involved calmed down, we're told the cop let Cardi go ... and left the accident scene without taking a report or issuing any citations.
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"All of the 'can he even cook' has calmed down," Porowski said, with a note of relief, when I spoke to him earlier on Monday.
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It calmed her to know that he would be at the park, learning from coaches and meeting new friends, for so many hours each week.
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My husband calmed my fears and reiterated his support and love, and my girlfriend forced me to focus on the opinion that really matters: mine.
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Now that it's almost September, we're getting antsy for this new music to arrive, but her most recent posts on Instagram have calmed our worries.
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An NYPD official said that the sergeant on the scene also recommended that Ahmodu be moved out of the home after he had calmed down.
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But the Bulldogs calmed their nerves and settled into their typical, pounding formula, shooting 61.5 percent from the field while wearing down Columbia, 86-72.
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"Emotions have calmed down ahead of the rate decision today, even considering the decision's probably limited impact," Erste Bank said in a note to clients.
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Markets had already come to terms with a U.S. rate rise, so they calmed down after an initial flurry following the release of the data.
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Since President-elect Lopez Obrador's victory in July, markets have been calmed by a deal Mexico reached on trade with the United States and Canada.
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The sovereign announced the mandate on Monday, but a savage equity sell-off and volatile rates backdrop meant it held off until conditions had calmed.
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Some patients also start to panic, and if they can't be calmed down they risk serious injury as their skulls are open and brain exposed.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Rio Haryanto's manager has calmed fears that Indonesia's first Formula One driver may have to raise more money to last the whole season.
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You know, after the catastrophes in '17, we expected much stronger price increases, and they were calmed down by the liquidity provided to the market.
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We don't know who he is, but he escorted Hayden from the fray, calmed her down ... then helped her make a smiling, even graceful exit.
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LONDON, Nov 9 (IFR) - Against all expectations, the election of Republican candidate Donald Trump as US president calmed markets during European and US trading hours.
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When the distracting din of the outside world calmed down, the earbuds do a terrific job with audio fidelity, producing a balanced and detailed experience.
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Morocco calmed Arab Spring-style protests in 2011 with reforms, spending and tougher security while leaders in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya were swept from power.
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Grillo-Marxuach calmed one fan's concerns by saying he's "a very different person with a very different view" than Jason Rothenberg, creator of The 100.
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" Though this should already be obvious, let me state it bluntly: you will not be calmed by this video for single "Never See the Signs.
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The alarms that went off when Syndergaard and Cespedes left Wednesday afternoon's game against the Kansas City Royals with injuries were calmed later that night.
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The medication calmed the brothers' paranoia on all but a few days, allowing Evelin to continue working and Mario to fix cars in the garage.
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Rose said after the contest that his back had "calmed down" but that he would have to make an intelligent decision prior to Wednesday's game.
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The Chinese authorities calmed things down eventually through better communication, and they made it clear that they weren't going to let the renminbi spiral downward.
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"Because things have stabilized and calmed down, it seems as if people are queuing up to join us," he said, adding retention rates have improved.
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China's commodities markets had recently calmed after a roller-coaster ride started in April, when soaring prices and volumes prompted exchanges to curb speculative activity.
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What we saw was a taming of market expectations for European Central Bank easing, and also the ECB calmed expectations for new QE (quantitative easing).
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He put them in her IV, laid down next to her, wrapped his arms around her as she calmed, and wept as she peacefully passed.
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Its smooth surface calmed me as I navigated a two-lane highway that threaded through a Montana landscape of grazing cattle and snow-dusted hills.
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Analysts say the policy has worked, though Turkish officials insist the mood has calmed because German and Turkish elections are now out of the way.
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The FTSE 100 FTSE recorded its best day since the huge swings of the 2008 financial crash yesterday as massive global stimulus efforts calmed investors.
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New York (CNN Business)Fresh off Wall Street's worst day of the year, Walmart calmed investors worried the US economy could fall into a recession.
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The disturbance in the Force that occurred when Colin Trevorrow was pushed out as the director of "Star Wars: Episode IX" has already been calmed.
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After Charlottesville, Va., after I caught my breath and calmed down, I wondered how and if American filmmakers would begin more regularly addressing hate groups.
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In April, Mr. Sanders declined to say if he considered Mr. Ossoff a progressive, causing an uproar that he calmed by urging Mr. Ossoff's election.
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Markets recovered slightly after capital controls were imposed in early September, and have calmed down as traders wait on the sidelines reading the political runes.
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Same-sex couples used more affection and humor while discussing their disagreements, became less agitated and calmed down more quickly afterward than different-sex couples.
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She calmed him down, cleaned him off, showered him, dressed him and put him back to bed, but could not get herself back to sleep.
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Resource stocks rose along with Chinese shares as reassurances from the country's leaders that the economy would remain on a sound footing calmed investors' concerns.
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Musk — who first came on stage bizarrely teary and on the verge of crying — eventually calmed down and started his presentation about all things Tesla.
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Complacency can easily set in whenever you attack a disease to a certain level, people ... say we've calmed it down, it's no longer an issue.
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Zinc prices touched their lowest levels since December on Tuesday, sliding to $3,272 a tonne, after an increase in exchange inventories calmed fears about availability.
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As the Salazars grieved and adjusted to being a family six, "it was kind of a rat race," Heather recalls, but things eventually calmed down.
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After a "series of policy blunders," the Fed has successfully "calmed markets for now," according to Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners.
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When pro-democracy unrest toppled leaders in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya in 2011, the palace calmed similar protests with limited reforms, spending and tougher security.
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Anger in the crowd was calmed by the imam from the local Muslim welfare center, who guarded the suspect until police took him into custody.
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Both men have been married three times, with a messy history when it comes to adultery, but Trump seems to have calmed down with age.
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" Once she gave him "canned answers" to his questions, "he seemed to have calmed down" but said "he still thought the questions tricked the students.
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Those rescued Monday come in addition to the more than 800 migrants rescued in the previous two days after the winds dropped and the sea calmed.
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However he does hold the most powerful job on the planet, and the planet would be calmed if he engaged in some on-the-job training.
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As he sought medical treatment, he was told there were not enough emergency services available, and to wait in his room until the storm calmed down.
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Volatility in the rupee currency seen last week calmed down after Coomaraswamy's appointment as markets expect some key policy changes from the new governor, dealers said.
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Eventually, things calmed down on the field and Washington ended up with the win ... setting the stage for an EPIC Game 7 matchup Wednesday night. #CANTWAIT!!!
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Things seem to have calmed down for Brit since her father filed conservatorship docs amid all the #FreeBritney drama ... and she certainly looked free Monday night.
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In the end, for me, coming to terms with having to deal with my grief over my grandmother's death is what ultimately calmed my mind down.
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The Shermans said Atlanta police officers stationed at the airport noticed Chase Sherman was having problems, escorted him to the rental car and calmed him down.
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U.S. stock indexes were trading sharply higher as fresh intervention by China's central bank calmed investor concerns about the health of the world's second-largest economy.
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I suppose for some of them a day or two of space from their dysfunctional routines had calmed their nerves and they were ready to leave.
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"[Rob and Chyna] were both extremely shaken up and upset by everything, but once they discovered that Kim wasn't hurt they calmed down," a source added.
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The winds that drove the drove the fire through small southern Sierra Nevada communities calmed by late afternoon, helping firefighters gain access to the fire line.
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After things have calmed down, the detective says he found a laminated note in the parking lot, and asks Ana if she knows what it means.
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One day, Nancy, 51, marveled at how a handcrafted multicolored pastel quilt designed to provide tactile stimulation —called a sensory blanket — calmed her restless mother down.
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Authorities eventually shot the elephant three times with a tranquilizer gun and used a crane to lift it into a truck once it had calmed down.
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I knew my beloved bubbeleh would cut through the BS. Indeed, she calmed my presidential and media-provoked hysteria with a very typical-of-her comment.
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Sometimes, TV networks hold back their biggest nights until the fall season has calmed down a bit, the better to have more time to promote them.
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Since then, activity has calmed down, with a period from 309,000 to 241,000 years ago that was dominated by strombolian eruptions and lava flows (think Etna).
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But markets have since calmed, data is improving, and the Fed's inflation measure, the PCE deflator rose to 1.7 percent, close to its 2 percent target.
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With traffic calmed neighborhoods and a high concentration of bike share stations, one would be forgiven for thinking they were in a Dutch or Danish city.
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We're told Kim calmed everyone down, because she and Kanye had gone to the house -- which is still under construction -- and did the tagging on Tuesday.
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But she has definitely calmed down with the boutique-trolling, and instead finds a cute item here and there while shopping at Target, for her family.
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Gang activity calmed down so much that the owner of the gas station next to the "Murder Mac" asked Mr. Matthews if the school had closed.
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The announcement of charges against six officers — three black and three white — calmed the city, but prosecutors have been unable so far to secure a conviction.
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Talk of a "Rexit" has calmed a bit in recent weeks, but it is no secret that Tillerson has felt deep frustration with the White House.
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The last "civilian" to become defense minister, ex-trade union boss Amir Peretz, managed the 2006 war with Hezbollah guerrillas that calmed the Israel-Lebanon border.
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That hasn't calmed jittery investors, who are trying to make sense of a record drop in demand and are worried Russia could scupper the deal entirely.
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Both teams have calmed down, but Tottenham, to its credit, has looked a bit dangerous at times through Son's runs and Eriksen's work in tight spaces.
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Once the area finally calmed down, Stanton began a minor league rehab assignment where another setback occurred: He was plunked in the knee by a pitch.
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Play calmed, and the Lightning took a 3-0 lead when Paquette was left alone in front of the net at 6:50 of the second.
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But the central bank's aggressive rate hikes - it has now tightened by 4.25 percentage points in just over two weeks - appear to have calmed the market.
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His work is not limited to horses, Mr. Fafiani said, recalling the time he calmed a rare okapi on its way from Jakarta, Indonesia, to Florida.
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As he surveyed the situation and mentally checked off his options, he was calmed by something his caddie, Michael Greller, had told him six holes before.
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The result in Austria might have calmed some nerves, but it was the rejection of Mr. Renzi that most sent shivers through Europe and the world.
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But ultimately, all sides calmed down and the 2015 Iran nuclear deal was seen as offering Tehran a way to build rapprochement with the international community.
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Tibetan monks believed it calmed the mind; Buddhists thought it could diffuse ignorance; and the prophet Mohammed mentions it in the Quran as a healing elixir.
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Kanye has seemingly calmed down and is now at a meeting at J.P. Morgan Chase and Co. Guessing this situation ain't going away any time soon.
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Each of these concessions to conservatives alienated moderate Republicans, even some typically firm allies of the leadership, who were not calmed by Trump or his proxies.
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The 217-day Cold War-era standoff calmed only when Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev backed down against President John F. Kennedy's administration, removing nuclear warheads from Cuba.
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My bewildered mother rang one of the girls, who calmed her down claiming that there had only been one guy visiting her—just her cousin from Bergamo.
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While strapped to a board and put in the huge, noisy machine, the monks calmed their minds, reduced distractions and paid attention to life moment-by-moment.
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"When she came home, she calmed me down and told me what happened and to tell you the truth, I just flipped," said her fiancé Michael Morrill.
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"I called my mum, after I calmed down, and I told her, 'Now is my time to go, I can't stand it'," the 272-year-old said.
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Then, everyone calmed down when the found out model-actor Charles Melton would be the new Reggie, keeping the character both Asian-American and ridiculously good-looking.
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Aleida unleashes hell at a guard on her side of the glass, but is eventually calmed down by CO Hopper, who definitely has the hots for her.
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The storm surrounding this year's Oscars has calmed, but Hollywood's diversity problems are far from over, according to The Hunger Games star and youth activist Amandla Stenberg.
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In other business news, the U.K. government said it would postpone the sale of its shares in Lloyds Banking Group until the "turbulent markets have calmed down".
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Friday's jobs report calmed fears of an impending recession and could cause the Federal Reserve to hike rates sooner than expected, Wells Capital Management's James Paulsen said.
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And the polling after the TV debate somewhat calmed the market, as Ifop-Fiducial's polling released on Thursday showed Macron beating Le Pen by 61% to 39%.
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When the fury calmed, they headed out into the darkness to find many trees down, debris blocking their driveway and Hattman's vehicle damaged by flying roof tiles.
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After a yuan drop in January roiled global markets, China's top central banker had calmed investors by saying the government had no intention to devalue the yuan.
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"We reacted with a very aggressive enforcement effort, and things calmed down substantially," said Larry Cantwell, the supervisor for the Town of East Hampton, which includes Montauk.
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It's been over two years since Shannon Beador split from her husband David Beador, but it appears their time apart hasn't calmed the ill feelings between them.
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Severino and Thomson, who was filling in for Girardi, were automatically ejected, and as the situation calmed down, Rothschild was ejected after he yelled at the umpires.
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Traders said lack of action by the Brazilian and Canadian central banks - many had expected policy moves by both - had calmed currency markets before the ECB meeting.
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Yet the morning of Friday, March 16, The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump and Kelly had reached "a truce," and everything calmed down for the moment.
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He added that the situation in Juba had subsequently calmed, echoing comments from residents who said gunfire had eased later on Sunday after several hours of shooting.
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While they long had a reputation for insider trading and other abuses, they have calmed more recently as government-backed investment funds have played a larger role.
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South Africa's rand firmed against the U.S. dollar in late trade on Friday, as hopes for a rapprochement on trade between Beijing and Washington calmed investors' nerves.
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But more ECB action may not of course fix the issue — aggressive rate cuts and far greater bond-buying by the U.S. Federal Reserve haven't calmed sentiment.
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U.S. President Donald Trump calmed markets further after he said he was potentially open to an interim trade deal with China, although he preferred a comprehensive agreement.
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When the wind and rain calmed, the welder and the retired handyman climbed off the edge of the bridge and jumped down onto a pile of debris.
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And that mixed result seems to have calmed Netflix investors, who love to crash in and out of the stock for just about any reason at all.
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As for my co-worker who was almost afraid to use the ultra-light device, she calmed down when I slipped the Oasis into its battery case.
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The officials hedged their predictions, however, telling Reuters those tensions could blow over in the same way past feuds between Trump and his top aides have calmed.
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She cries unless she is held, usually calmed only when her father kisses her belly or her mother plays religious songs on her cellphone and sings along.
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But as the tensions leaked out to the press and seemed to provide a peek into a once again rocky relationship, it calmed in the days following.
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In the end, the Fed seems to have calmed the situation with substantial interventions into the markets on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first such operations since 85033.
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Eventually that calmed down and I came out as a trans man and ended up interested in straight porn again, but I'm still mostly attracted to women.
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In the '90s, my dad wore a reflective gray pair everywhere from tennis practice to grocery shopping, and those swishes calmed me because I knew he was nearby.
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First impression based on the trailer: OK, I've calmed down — because what I can predict with 95% certainty — don't ask how I know that number, I just do!
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The relationship between Brussels and Rome calmed at the end of last year, when Italy agreed to lower a previous deficit target to 2.04% of GDP from 2.4%.
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The Trump administration and Kim Jong Un's government have been trading angry words and threats of military action, though tensions have calmed slightly in the past few weeks.
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Stranger Things returns for its nine-episode second season on Friday, jumping forward a year with things having finally calmed down after the chaotic events of season 1.
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"The market has calmed down a bit and given the benefit of doubt to a more conciliatory Trump," said Marco Oviedo, an economist at Barclays in Mexico City.
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But Macron stood his ground for more than an hour putting his case to the workers, and the atmosphere gradually calmed during an encounter that was broadcast live.
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Between the lines, per Dion Rabouin: The excitement surrounding the weekend's show is evidence that while the bubbling llama market has calmed, it has not been fully extinguished.
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Seventeen years her senior, Gambino developed an abusive routine that led Kramer to sleep in her car some nights or hide in the bushes until he calmed down.
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Markets may have calmed following the Brexit vote, but analysts are still contemplating the uncertainty surrounding the decision with the political sphere yet to find its complete footing.
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I like the China government reaction now, you know they calmed down and focus on doing things, we focus on our own economy, our own things, it's not.
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One of the C&C executives calmed everyone down, and then Hayden stepped forward to announce her resignation — the one I'd demanded as a condition of the acquisition.
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Although she unnerved investors, she calmed voters' tempers by limiting political spending and introducing free university for students from families in the bottom half of the income scale.
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But before the two can freak out for too long about their bizarre ordeal, June, after being calmed down by Harry, shapeshifts back into her non-bearded self.
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Though the country calmed down toward the end of last week after protests turned violent Wednesday, many said they were saving their energy to come out this week.
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Now that we have calmed down from our Beyoncé-Is-Pregnant-With-Twins buzz, we can resume our regularly scheduled programming which is of course... still Beyoncé-themed.
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First I was a bit anxious as to how those three elements were going to mesh together in the framework of one video, but I calmed down eventually.
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In early trade the euro approached a near-two-week high of $1.1820 after assurances from Italy that it would not leave the European Union calmed investors' nerves.
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Trump has taken a hardline stance against North Korea since he took office in January, but the rogue regime has ratcheted up, not calmed down, its missile tests.
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Unfortunately, Assuncao calmed down a bit and with ten seconds left in the first round landed a crisp inside parry to counter right hand off a Moraes jab.
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I got sober with a group of people in rehab, and we all got out and they all kind of calmed down, and I went in another direction.
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I believe that the situation has calmed somewhat, I believe that we're willing to work with the Turks and people on the ground to find a way forward.
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He managed only a single dive a month for six months before his breathing calmed and his muscles loosened and he could finally follow Takahashi into the deep.
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Leaders of other countries would be calmed by the knowledge that the United States viewed its own weapons as deterrents to nuclear warfare, not as tools of aggression.
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I'd uncovered the underlying reason which instantly calmed him down and allowed us to focus on what needed to happen going forward — instead of on my actual mistake.
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He calmed us with his perpetual smile despite whatever was going on in his personal life, which he kept to himself: a divorce, the death of his mother.
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When the Baoshang rescue spooked investors as the first instance of losses on interbank loans, the central bank quickly calmed them by injecting cash into the banking system.
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Oil traders have been calmed by the administration's waivers, signaling a more gradual approach that allows European and Asian customers to find suppliers to replace the Iranian crude.
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"Jordan and I got off to a weird start, feeding off each other in the worst ways possible, and we sort of calmed the sails midround," Schauffele said.
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Op-Ed Contributor After months of clashes with the security forces, street demonstrations in Venezuela have calmed down, but the economic and political crisis is far from over.
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At times on Thursday, it seemed Iraq was slipping into chaos, but after midnight Baghdad calmed, at least for the moment, as did several of the tenser provinces.
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When things calmed down — and after they made fun of the school as a pretentious country club — it was Elizabeth who was more copacetic about their child leaving.
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Yet he added that profound worry over Mr. Trump's intentions has calmed somewhat because the president-elect has pulled back from statements he made on the campaign trail.
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But this time could well be different — Wall Street is dealing with a wholly exogenous and unpredictable shock that cannot easily be calmed by an interest rate cut.
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Recession fears have also calmed down somewhat, with 49% of businesses saying a recession is likely in the next year, down from 53% this same quarter in 2019.
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And as her body calmed and she rolled back to her pillow, he also wondered, as he often did, if anything had happened to her at the party.
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Republicans who have been agitated about the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia and the president's low approval ratings will be calmed somewhat, strengthening Trump's hand.
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But benchmark 10-year treasury futures closed at their highest in over two months, as a big central bank cash injection calmed market jitters after the rate rises.
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While the situation has calmed -- Pakistan on Friday released an Indian air force pilot it captured after shooting his pane down -- drastic swings in relations are the norm.
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At the same time, bitcoin's plunge in value has calmed the fears of regulators and central bankers that it could one day pose a risk to financial stability.
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"It was nice to get off to a good start, kind of calmed my nerves a little bit," said Lashley, who had four birdies on the outward half.
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That's just too many things to cram into two hours, and Alien: Covenant would probably be a better movie if it had calmed down and narrowed its scope.
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Her husband, Joe, is currently serving his own prison sentence for their crimes, so Giudice has calmed down a bit since her days of flipping tables on the show.
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Sterling settled at $1.3272, flat on the day, as news that Prime Minister Theresa May had the support of senior ministers calmed markets after big resignations earlier this week.
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The day of violence, which saw bigger Palestinian crowds than in recent days but not as large as when the demonstration began last Friday, calmed down as night descended.
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Some analyst worries were not calmed by Snap's eventful IPO, when the stock debuted up 44 percent on Day 1 from the initial offering price of $17 per share.
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A ROAD CALLED 'BREXIT' Widodo's policies have calmed inflation, which is now about 234 percent - its lowest in a decade - compared with about 266.5 percent when he took office.
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Instead, once the audience had calmed down, De Niro segued right into his prepared — and expletive-free — introduction of Bruce Springsteen, which was still tinted with a political message.
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If what you told your partner is more on the serious end, it's also a good idea to have this secondary chat after everyone's emotions have calmed a bit.
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Reports of stimulus efforts in China and Germany calmed fears of a severe downturn in the global economy on Tuesday that were stoked last week as bond yields fell.
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Major U.S. stock indexes ended up more than 1 percent on Friday after weaker-than-expected U.S. wage growth numbers calmed investor fears about rising interest rates and inflation.
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Feed the baby and let it be calmed, so you can get back to the rest of your life (and so the baby gets the nourishment it clearly needs).
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Once I was able to change my mindset and think of feedback as a powerful tool to help people improve on their skills and talents, it calmed my nerves.
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At a later time when everyone has calmed down, you can decide if the issue is worth revisiting and resolving, or if it's best to just let it go.
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The protests eventually calmed down after a few weeks, when Marilyn Mosby, the state's attorney for Baltimore, announced criminal charges against the officers involved in Gray's arrest and transportation.
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They had calmed it down, though, and then they basically told us we couldn't go anywhere or bring anything outside, so I left all my art and equipment there.
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Japanese messaging app Line is going public soon, but pushed back the date for pricing its offering to Tuesday in hopes that investors' nerves with have calmed a bit.
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JUNE 17, 2019: ALL CALMED DOWN The collab finally came: Perry appeared in Swift's video for "You Need to Calm Down," the second single off her upcoming album Lover.
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I worked with her, got her calmed down, but I mean, I had never experienced—I still have never experienced—anything like the state I saw that girl in.
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By dawn, the situation had calmed down, and the surviving students who had been hiding across the city received word by telephone that it was safe to come out.
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Earlier in the week, Gary Cohn's replacement, Chief Economic Advisor Lary Kudlow, calmed the markets, insisting that the U.S. is not looking to provoke a major confrontation with China.
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It seems to have taken the family some time to accept the fact that Rob and Blac Chyna's relationship is serious, but now all that drama has calmed down.
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They eventually calmed down enough for one to even manage a joke, saying to tell my friends that four white lesbians had burst in and taken over my room.
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By dawn, the situation had calmed down, and the surviving students who had been hiding across the city received word by telephone that it was safe to come out.
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Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday, coming off their highest levels in months as the market calmed while the world braces for Iran&aposs response to the killing.3.
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Investors were calmed after U.S. President Donald Trump said he did not want war and Saudi Arabia said it would restore its lost output by the end of September.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global shares were buoyant on Monday as the promise of further policy stimulus from China to counteract the economic hit from a coronavirus outbreak calmed nervous investors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global shares were buoyant on Monday as the promise of further policy stimulus from China to counteract the economic hit from a coronavirus outbreak calmed nervous investors.
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We're still suffering from New York Times needle-related flashbacks thanks to that tense November night two years ago, and things certainly haven't calmed down in the time since.
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The storm has calmed slightly, at least until a new president arrives, and — depending on his or her party — sets to work trying to dismantle or strengthen the law.
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Investors were calmed after U.S. President Donald Trump said he did not want war and Saudi Arabia said it would restore its lost output by the end of September.
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"Now that they have spent some time apart, Kylie feels like things have calmed down a bit and that they can start fresh, as friends, for now," says the source.
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A trade truce between the United States and China on the sidelines of the G20 summit over the weekend had calmed fears and boosted the dollar, but negotiations are ongoing.
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Now that winter is long gone, the buzz around Amazon's insanely popular Orolay jacket has calmed down, but we know exactly what has taken its place on Amazon's fashion charts.
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SHANGHAI, May 16 (Reuters) - China's yuan took a breather on Thursday, barely moving against the U.S. dollar, as the market calmed following some sharp falls stemming from increased Sino-U.
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But Michelle's worries were calmed by the fact that Angelis planned to go with a friend, so she looked forward to her daughter returning with a smile on her face.
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"I was on the track when the announcer said something in French and everyone calmed down," Kendricks said, after clearing a U.S. indoor record 6.01 meters on his third attempt.
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So in a study that we're running right now, we're trying to do a mind hack to get people to be really calmed and soothed by strawberries, or whatever fruit.
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Tension between the descendants of Liberia's African-American founders and its native population calmed as indigenous politicians rose to prominence (Ms Sirleaf, Mr Boakai and Mr Weah are all natives).
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Seventeen years her senior, Gambino developed a harrowing routine that led his young wife to sleep in her car some nights or hide in the bushes until he calmed down.
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On the one hand, it seems that, on the contrary, markets have calmed down because they expect a lower pace of the normalisation of monetary policy in the United States.
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My skin is pretty sensitive so I needed an oil that calmed it and allowed for my makeup to really stick, which is what I got from this skin perfector.
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The animals have "made [passengers] feel much better, kind of calmed down, took a deep breath," the Seven Oaks Farm therapy horse program's founder and president Lisa Moad told NPR.
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His announcement calmed tensions that have seen dozens of anti-Kabila demonstrators killed by security forces since he refused to step down when his constitutional mandate expired in December 2016.
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One beneficial result of Teixeira's time on the disabled list, he said, was that the rest had calmed the repeated neck spasms that he had experienced earlier in the year.
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It looked like Trevor Bauer had calmed down, and was going to have an easy inning, but then his lack of control extended the inning and also increased Cleveland's deficit.
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When the hail of bullets calmed, a 2-year-old boy was fatally wounded, his 20-year-old aunt was seriously injured, and her 26-year-old boyfriend was dead.
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Gun sales have slowed in the months following President Trump's election, which appears to have calmed fears that the government could take action to make buying a gun more difficult.
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It had gained more than 3 percent since hitting a 15-month low on Thursday, as investors' nerves were calmed a touch by a recovery in equities and oil prices.
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The Fed's actions, coordinated with other central banks, appear to have calmed a widespread sell-off of financial assets driven by the coronavirus pandemic's likely toll on the U.S. economy.
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But don't worry, techies, as I have calmed down a lot since then, even if the whole world has gotten ever angrier at tech for lots and lots of reasons.
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"When things start going wrong," says Alvey, who once put a project aside for seven years, "it's usually best just to walk away and come back when you've calmed down."
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In an interview with my father, Paul Weidlinger, toward the end of his life, he told me how he held my mother in his arms as she gradually calmed down.
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The boys have always been calmed by physical affection, so my husband and I take turns lying with each boy at night, talking about the day, and tucking them in.
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When it cried, I'd find a safe space to rock it until it calmed down, and I always made sure to check on it when we'd bunk for the night.
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Salvini's reassurances, together with recent comments from the economy minister, Giovanni Tria — that the 2019 budget will respect European deficit rules — have calmed down some of the earlier market concerns.
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But investors were calmed after U.S. President Donald Trump said he did not want war and Reuters reported that Saudi Arabia was close to restoring 70% of its lost production.
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"The initial excitement about a possible trade deal has calmed down and the market has realised that getting a deal will be much more complicated," said Natixis analyst Bernard Dahdah.
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"Global markets have calmed down and sentiment is generally more friendly towards emerging market currencies, which is reflected particularly in Latam currencies," said Thu Lan Nguyen, FX strategist with Commerzbank.
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While trade tensions eased, investor nerves were also calmed by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's victory as it was likely to help him take Britain out of the European Union.
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"The faster-than-expected recovery by the refining industry has calmed product markets," according to an IHS Markit report, with market prices for gasoline declining through much of the week.
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While the court last year largely rejected China's claims, new Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has sought to mend ties with Beijing and the situation around the shoal has largely calmed down.
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She added that at first her roommate had been "freaking out" that she was going to get expelled for the tweet, but they have all since calmed down and accepted it.
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After the researchers genetically inhibited VMHvl activity, the once-aggressive mice calmed down, though retained some of their learned behaviors associated with the training in order to get a food reward.
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Interestingly, the opposite was true for men — meaning they seemed to get more of a benefit from marriage than women because, as Dolan explained, they "calmed down" after tying the knot.
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"The rise of shale oil production has greatly calmed fears about dependence on the Middle Eastern producers to satisfy global oil demand," said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy & Economic Research.
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Gillum calmed her down and listened intently, then he instructed one of his aides nearby to have her get in contact with their campaign to see if it could help her.
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In recent years, he's calmed down a bit, but a quick look at his Twitter feed indicates that he's lost none of the passion and outspoken demeanor he's become famous for.
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They managed to get the "squirrel king" into a box, and after the babies calmed down, they were able to inspect the tails, and eventually cut them free using some scissors.
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While the court last year largely rejected China's claims, new Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has sought to mend ties with Beijing and the situation around the shoal has largely calmed down.
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For now though, financial markets have calmed down as Washington has expressed a willingness to negotiate - after proposed U.S. tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods prompted swift retaliation from Beijing.
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Things have calmed down since then, and the two leaders are tentatively set to meet next month in Singapore amid indications that North Korea may scale down its nuclear weapons program.
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One patient who had been given Haldol every night to stop him from screaming was so calmed by Simulated Presence Therapy that he no longer had to be tranquillized at all.
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As president, Trump has calmed conservatives' fears by embracing policies that Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney have advocated for years—tax cuts, de-regulation, far-right judges, and, yes, entitlement reform.
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As I plotted the details of the "caffeine defense" I would use during my upcoming murder trial, I calmed down and convinced myself I could work just as effectively at home.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell successfully calmed the market last week when he said the Fed could change its hawkish monetary policy if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Apple-led tech rally pushed Wall Street higher on Thursday as jitters over the Federal Reserve's forecast of an economic slowdown were calmed by upbeat economic data.
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They call him "Baby Jesus" because, as Duc explains over drinks with Ashley and the male model she brought along from work, their parents "just calmed down" after they adopted Ramon.
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After about two years of a tit-for-tat tariffs dispute, the two largest world economies seemed to have calmed the debate last week with the signing of an initial agreement.
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Insurgency in Kupwara has calmed down in the last two decades, but as recently as 2018, Indian security forces killed 52 militants trying to infiltrate into Kupwara from across the border.
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Morneau delivered his update six weeks after the United States, Canada and Mexico calmed nervous markets by agreeing on a continental trade deal to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Even though I lost hope that he was reading my emails as the weeks passed, writing to him before I fell asleep was one of the only things that calmed me.
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Turkey's lira was in line for a 1.2% gain as signs that the central bank has front-loaded interest rate cuts and that tensions with Washington are easing calmed investor nerves.
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I think we took Tom Araya with us and went out to Joshua Tree for four or five days, and just kinda tripped out in the desert until things calmed down.
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I pushed those thoughts away, concentrated on my breath, and after a few seconds, I was rewarded with the sound of a chirping bird (that meant, apparently, that I'd sufficiently calmed down).
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Milwaukee's curfew on teenagers and community leaders' calls for restraint calmed the city somewhat overnight after two nights of riots sparked by the fatal police shooting of a black man.
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Foreign exchange volatility has slumped in recent years as record levels of liquidity provided by central banks calmed markets and left investors with fewer ways to wring a profit from trading currencies.
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While Advil calmed them as evening approached, by the end of the London premiere of "Zauberland" — the intense, more-or-less-one-woman show that she will bring to Lincoln Center Oct.
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I never selected them, deciding to play Harry as a bad cop but a decent person, and eventually the passive skill checks from Harry's internal Drama and Rhetoric and Electrochemistry calmed down.
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"It was actually quite positive that gold behaved like a safe haven again," she said, but added she was not surprised by Monday's drop in the bullion price as stocks calmed down.
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If I'm having a particularly bad thought, it's very likely it will all come back the next day — and the rationalization that calmed the thought the day before will be less effective.
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The mood has calmed partly thanks to expectations the Federal Reserve will stay gradual in its tightening, a measured outlook underlined by the central bank in a governors' report released on Friday.
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She still has no plans for any work appearances, but her outlook on life seems more positive," the insider said, adding that Kardashian West "has calmed down a lot since the robbery.
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Then they came in a mob, beat her husband and threatened to burn down the house, until her three sons calmed them with a promise that they would imprison their own mother.
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While the capital city Asuncion had calmed down the day after Paraguay's Congress was stormed and set on fire, protests may resume if the lower house votes on the amendment next week.
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Aluminum markets, roiled for weeks by U.S. sanctions on Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and the massive Rusal aluminum producer he controls, calmed with the extension of a sanctions deadline to Oct. 23.
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The military once tolerated and even encouraged tobacco use because people incorrectly thought it calmed soldiers as they dealt with both the dangers and the boredom experienced during a tour of duty.
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Every person who went in or out of the store was met with scores of boos, but the tension calmed each time someone stopped to ask the workers why they were striking.
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U.S. stock markets calmed on Friday after the Fed said it saw steady economic growth continuing and no serious risks on the horizon, a trend that looks set to continue on Monday.
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Though the atmosphere in Germany has calmed as the arrivals have slowed, a senior member of the Green Party recently felt obliged to remind supporters that not all AfD voters were Nazis.
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Officials calmed markets by saying the Baoshang takeover was a one-off event, stressing the minimal scope of the haircuts and issuing an unusual form of protection for Bank of Jinzhou's creditors.
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While the Dow Jones still sits about 1,100 points shy of its early October high, the gains have calmed fears that the nearly decade-long bull market was coming to an end.
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MANILA/LONDON (Reuters) - Gold held near six-week highs on Wednesday, while other markets calmed down after swinging wildly following Donald Trump's shock victory over Hillary Clinton in the White House race.
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Security called me over and I called over a couple big guys in blue," she said, gesturing at her lapel like it bore a sheriff's badge, "and he calmed down pretty quick.
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Now that things have calmed down, it falls upon the poor farmers to figure out how in the hell they are going to safely dispose of a massive number of dead cows.
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" To hear that someone at her level was just as nervous for a shoot as me calmed my nerves and put me in a place of "Oh, I can actually do this.
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After I'm calmed down, then I can start figuring out how to approach the situation and a rational way to deal with it, but I need that emotional support at the beginning.
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" The passage goes on, "After a while, I calmed down, because I looked over at two beds by the stove occupied by a mother and child who had arrived yesterday from Prague.
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Dr. Peacock said one bright spot is that many babies have outgrown their early intense crying and irritability and seem to be able to soothe themselves or be calmed by their mothers.
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" A weekend of rallies In a statement Sunday, the Hong Kong government reiterated calls to "restore social order" and suggested officials could begin dialogue with the public once "everything has calmed down.
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Although the dialogue attempts calmed the protests considerably in May, each week more people were killed at rallies, until the toll reached 100, said Mr. Carrión, whose group is leading the count.
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As ports from Corpus Christi, Texas to Lake Charles, La. begin to reopen, although with restrictions, and some U.S. refineries in Texas begin to resume operations, oil markets calmed a bit Friday.
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The union president, Ed Mullins, has insisted that Sergeant Barry did follow longstanding police procedures: He calmed Ms. Danner down and got her to drop the scissors before moving to subdue her.
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Toward the end of "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By," once the thrill of the bar fight has calmed, our trusty gang of wasp nostrils sits down to interrogate Sean.
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At one point it was down 03 percent on the yen and almost 4 percent on the U.S. dollar, before clawing back much of the losses as trading calmed and humans took charge.
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Jordan allegedly told police that the dog was "not good with kids" and that Smokey had bitten her son about a year ago, but she thought he had calmed down after being neutered.
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He doesn't remember the actual wreck on a NJ highway -- and he's totally fine with that -- but he recalls that playing the "Taxi" theme song calmed him when things got tough during recovery.
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The tone appears to have calmed somewhat over recent days, which also brought a poll that suggested the CSU&aposs attempt to use political brute force against Merkel may be backfiring in Bavaria.
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She made waves early on in the show for her incredibly awkward first one-on-one with Underwood, though she charmed him once she calmed her nerves and opened up about her insecurities.
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Just when she appeared to have calmed down, Williams and Burruss set her off again — venturing to get a look at her closet even though she had explicitly asked them to stay outside.
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News that Chinese authorities have stepped up measures to relieve pressure on the economy by injecting cash also calmed sentiment to some extent though the rising death toll remained a source of concern.
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" Yeagley continued: "He said someone was out to hurt him, someone was going to harm him, and the officer calmed him down and tried to gain more information about what was going on.
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"A lot of the response has been people surprised that it has genuinely helped them out or calmed them down, or that it functions as actual ASMR, and that was intentional," he says.
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Parliament on Saturday passed the budget, just meeting an end-year deadline following a deal last week with the European Commission that calmed financial markets and averted the risk of fines against Rome.
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But then the eels got tired from all those electrical discharges, the horses calmed down, and the exhausted eels were easily caught with small harpoons on ropes as they slithered toward the shore.
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When researchers looked at what was going on at the molecular level, it was the anandamide that calmed the mice's immune systems; feeding the mice anandamide directly had the same gut-calming effects.
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Of course I calmed down when it became clear that you'd make it but I was still horribly concerned about how you would cope with the fact that they couldn't save your arm.
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The nostalgic summer tones of "T Shirt Weather" calmed things down and with that, Kano finished up on "Garage Skank" over the Zeph Ellis instrumental that has been burning down raves for years.
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The prospect of new global trade deals hasn't calmed the discussion: There have been frenzied reports of how Britain will be awash with chlorinated chicken from America and hormone-soaked beef from Australia.
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The pan-European benchmark index STOXX 600 closed 1% higher as new comments from Beijing signaling willingness to continue trade talks with Washington calmed investors fears over the risk of a global recession.
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"One passenger thought she was having a heart attack and the flight attendants calmed her down, and it turned out she wasn't having a heart attack, she was just very nervous," Haynes said.
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Peacekeepers from the African Union have managed to stabilize the main cities in recent years, clan-based militias have calmed down a bit, some foreign investment has flowed in and life has improved.
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Obama, who got a rousing applause from the crowd, so much so that she had to pause saying her lines and restart once it calmed, said music "fueled" her through the last decade.
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After a day of concern over tit-for-tat responses between the United States and China over tariffs on various products, market nerves were calmed as U.S. officials said the countries could negotiate.
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"We talked through everything for quite a while, and by the time he got on the boat to leave he had calmed down and was actually very respectful as he departed," Probst said.
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A Reuters poll showed Central Europe's leading currencies should firm over the next year, lifted by solid growth once global worries have calmed, although the expected gains will be less than previously forecast.
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If your toddler has a nightmare and runs into your bed, then that&aposs perfectly OK. However, once your child has calmed down, then they should be placed back into their own bed.
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TURKEY OUTPERFORMS Turkey's lira was in line for a 1.2% gain as signs that the central bank has front-loaded interest rate cuts and that tensions with Washington are easing calmed investor nerves.
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"There will be disagreement about things, but when it comes to his death and funeral, things have calmed down, and everyone seemed to agree about what a great man he was," Mr. Morgan said.
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Financial markets have calmed somewhat amid signs that China would not allow the yuan to weaken much further after letting it slip below 7 per dollar for the first time in over a decade.
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"The dollar is taking back ground, particularly against the euro, since yesterday's election as market uncertainty was calmed by Trump's more presidential tone in his victory speech," Caxton FX analyst Alexandra Russell-Oliver said.
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Stephens analyst Jeff Cohen said in a note to clients that the strong quarter was driven by the company's Empires & Puzzles segment and that the its guidance for 21.1 calmed some worries among investors.
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Getting there requires a 13-hour ferry from Aberdeen or an expensive, bumpy plane ride (on which passengers' nerves are at least calmed by the offering of a Tunnock's wafer from a little basket).
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Kabila's decision not to run calmed fears that the violence sparked by his refusal to step down when his mandate expired in 2016 could escalate into another civil war in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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After about 15 to 20 minutes Cruz "began to move his head and eyes, looking in all directions," Leonard wrote, but calmed down after the officer told him he was going to be fine.
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SYDNEY, July 232 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures fell to a nine-day low on Thursday as forecasts for cooler weather across a major growing region calmed fears that hot, dry conditions could hurt yields.
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We're a full year and a half into cryptocurrency mania, and while the craze has calmed down, celebrities and companies alike are still coming out with partnerships with initial coin offerings and digital coins.
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China's securities watchdog, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), defended its use of a new circuit breaker on the countries' volatile stock exchanges on Monday, saying that the mechanism protected investors and calmed markets.
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"As we understand it, the situation in Venezuela has basically calmed down, and the Chinese embassy has not received any reports of injuries or deaths amongst Chinese citizens," Hua told a daily news briefing.
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But markets have recently turned their attention back to interest rate plays as concerns over the U.S.-China trade dispute and tensions over North Korea's nuclear programme calmed, giving the greenback a leg up.
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Eventually, Minegar calmed down ... and had a conversation with several officers about Philon -- a defensive lineman the Cardinals had just cut because of an arrest involving a gun incident at a local strip club.
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In a communique issued on Friday, the G20 finance leaders maintained a warning on countries to refrain from competitive currency devaluation and signaled that markets have calmed from the past few months of turbulence.
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That calmed rumors of a big rift among Venezuela's ruling elite and even fueled a conspiracy theory it had all been choreographed to allow Maduro appear like a statesman above an inter-institutonal fray.
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The results come a week after Apple Inc calmed Wall Street nerves with an improvement in sales in China, the world's largest smartphones market, and follow strong earnings from chipmaker Intel Corp last month.
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Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and centre-left Democratic Party formed a new government in September, which calmed investors' nerves, but some now think that coalition might break down in the near future.
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It's not enough that things have calmed down in Meereen, he tells Varys; the citizens have to know it was the mother of dragons, breaker of chains, "and all that" who brought it about.
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Tech stocks, headed up by Apple Inc, led all three major U.S. indexes into the black following the announcement, which calmed fears over the U.S.-China trade war and growing signs of imminent recession.
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American officials have worked to negotiate a truce on the ground between the rebels backed by Turkey and the Kurdish militia, known as the People's Protection Units, and fighting has calmed in recent days.
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What I'd like to see this ticket do once they're out of Philadelphia and calmed down, is to come up with a serious explanation of what they think the nation's trade policy should be.
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While "Deadpool" doesn't exactly jibe with Disney's conservative image, CEO Bob Iger calmed fans' fears last year by assuring them that the franchise would remain the R-rated exception to the superhero movie rule.
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Some people get their meals from passersby on their way to or from work—a stream of people that's considerably calmed, with many businesses ordering employees to work from home or shutting down entirely.
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If the situation has since calmed down in Nganza, the violence continues elsewhere in the Kasai, where recent clashes have forced tens of thousands of people to flee to the relative safety of Kananga.
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A spike in market volatility based on fears of higher borrowing costs sent the major stock indexes tumbling more than 10 percent from those benchmarks earlier this year before anxieties surrounding rampant inflation calmed.
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The Summer Wash immediately moisturized and calmed my scalp after the summer months, and I keep a container of Texture Paste in my bag to take me from work to the gym to dinner.
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My heart pumped too fast,I calmed with chants, with versestheir father and Ihave long recited from The Tale of Kiều,who survived a much worse fateof being sold when her family's fortune fell.
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But tourism has slumped in parts of Bali since September when Agung's volcanic tremors began to increase and the alert level was raised to maximum before being lowered in October when seismic activity calmed.
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The odd spike in rates forced the Fed to jump in with money market operations aimed at reining them in, and after the second operation Wednesday morning, it seemed to have calmed the market.
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NEW YORK/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold slid one percent on Monday as investor jitters calmed following the failed coup attempt in Turkey, while oil prices edged higher with the turmoil unlikely to hit energy supplies.
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After three days of fearing for the worst, the storm calmed down enough for us and our friend Luke Hopper -- a teacher whose family sheltered with us -- to turn our attention towards distributing relief.
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If you're Samantha Black, the designer behind Sammy B Designs, the label she's wearing in her latest series, the answer is simple: "My heart still hasn't calmed down from the excitement I have," she says.
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The salicylic acid is what helps zap away bacteria, but I have a hunch it's the product's licorice-root and meadowsweet extracts — two anti-inflammatory ingredients — that calmed the redness from my breakout so quickly.
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So I think the combination of the president&aposs strong stance against Iran, as well as talk of cooperation with the Saudis, really calmed the market down, when it was initially rattled by the comments.
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The Force Awakens calmed fears, reminded viewers why the series worked in the first place, and introduced a more diverse set of characters that made the whole Star Wars thing feel fresh and fun again.
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Parliament approved the much-contested budget on Saturday, just ahead of a year-end deadline, following a deal with the European Commission which calmed financial markets and averted a risk of financial fines against Rome.
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Fortunately, he calmed any fears that he wouldn't be able to compete — and he took a jab at Mike Pence in the process by saying the injury would keep him from shaking the VP's hand.
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"The result of the referendum has been accepted, and the (mood in the) construction sector has calmed down," Scheuch said, adding Wienerberger's UK business was stable in July compared with the same month last year.
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Once it became clear that Rubio was safe from being bullied, he calmed down and offered measured, confident responses on issues like trade and immigration that played well with the audience at University of Miami.
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To learn more about the future of android sex humanoids, Denis brings in sex researcher and New York University professor, Dr. Zhana Vrangalova, who calmed the panel's fears about the possibility of robot world domination.
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They appeared deeply calmed by the presence of monk caretakers who said little but patiently sat with them, applying a gentle, attentive hand on a leg, listening to whatever the person wanted to talk about.
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Tuesday's advance added to gains logged over the past two sessions, following last week's strong U.S. employment report and comments from the Federal Reserve chief that calmed worries that interest rate hikes would hurt growth.
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After January's strong jobs report calmed some recession fears, investors will be picking through the next wave of earnings reports and economic data for clues on just how much the U.S. economy could be slowing.
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China's securities watchdog, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), has defended its use of a new circuit breaker on the countries' volatile stock exchanges on Monday, saying that the mechanism protected investors and calmed markets.
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The Turkish lira fell to a record low as the coup and the state of emergency announced afterwards by Erdogan roiled markets but Cetinkaya said the central bank's promise of unlimited liquidity had calmed volatility.
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You know, I don't know if it's just that we're getting older, and we're all calming down, or maybe I've just calmed down, but I don't feel that sort of cattiness in my friendships anymore.
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The measures this week appear to have had an impact and broadly futures prices have calmed, although steelmaking raw materials iron ore, coking coal and coke ended April with their biggest monthly gain on record.
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"While everyone was scared, this one 70-year-old woman reached out her hand, tightly gripping his hand until he calmed down, sat down silently, with eventual tears in his eyes," Ehab Taha wrote Tuesday.
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On the day the deal was announced, James Murdoch, a supporter of environmental causes (his wife, Kathryn, is a trustee of the Environmental Defense Fund), calmed the National Geographic troops at a town hall meeting.
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NEW YORK, March 73 (Reuters) - A tech rally led by Apple Inc pushed Wall Street higher on Thursday as jitters over the Federal Reserve's forecast of an economic slowdown were calmed by upbeat economic data.
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A pro-independence protest in Catalonia on Tuesday kept tensions between the wealthy Spanish region and the central government in Madrid in the spotlight though Spain's bond market calmed following heavy selling the previous day.
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The Finance Ministry document showed that German borrowing costs have plunged since Draghi's famous "whatever it takes" speech in 2012, which calmed financial markets and was followed by an unprecedented ECB programme of bond purchases.
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The movie will probably be released at some point, when things have calmed down, and everybody will shrug because it will ultimately be "just" a horror movie, even if it's a Get Out-level masterpiece.
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The Finance Ministry document showed that German borrowing costs have plunged since Draghi's famous "whatever it takes" speech in 2012, which calmed financial markets and was followed by an unprecedented ECB program of bond purchases.
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The dollar had risen to 107.400 yen on Tuesday after comments from Chinese President Xi Jinping calmed fears over a U.S.-China trade war, which had gripped global financial markets over the past few weeks.
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Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell told his caucus yesterday that he's no longer sure he has the votes to keep witnesses out of the process, which isn't to say it's... Calmed down, people, calm down.
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"Things have calmed down on signs that neither side wants to escalate things, and risk assets are trying to climb back," said Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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After crying for a very long time, Ara finally calmed down, and then, as if this had been the whole purpose of his visit to my office, he drank a glass of water and left.
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When the yelling was at its peak, with different people demanding that officials produce a list of the dead, a man behind me yelled "Allahu akbar" and called for patience — and the crowd calmed down.
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When she did arrive in London and walked among mourners, collecting a well-wishers' flowers and giving her first personal address on the matter on the eve of the funeral, it calmed some of the disquiet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Buoyant Chelsea extended their Premier League lead and calmed nerves at Stamford Bridge with a 4-2 win over Southampton on Tuesday that moved them seven points clear of their nearest pursuers Tottenham Hotspur.
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That added to advances since last week in equity markets around the world, following a strong U.S. employment report and comments from the Federal Reserve chief that calmed worries U.S. interest rate hikes would hurt growth.
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While that appears to have calmed investor nerves for now, it could be tough for the week-old administration of Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, given that investors are required to bear losses under EU bailout rules.
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She is now back at home, where she has "calmed down a little bit," according to the dog's owner Pauline Cook, but she is still a big fan of running around and playing with her family.
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While the stock market has calmed down in recent weeks — and the U.S. released a stellar jobs report this month — the Woo study shows just how much damage has already been done to Silicon Valley's confidence.
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After Hamas accepted an Egypt-mediated cease-fire late Saturday, the situation calmed down but flaming kites and balloons continued to waft over into Israel, with the military signaling a new policy of striking back immediately.
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The meetings with the crown prince have calmed the nerves of some attendees, the sources said, but others remain worried that they could be detained at any time and that instability has become the new norm.
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The market calmed on Tuesday after UK Prime Minister Theresa May took the edge off Brexit-related jitters by saying the terms of Britain's divorce from the European Union would be put to a parliamentary vote.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks climbed on Monday as reports of stimulus efforts in China and Germany calmed fears of a severe downturn in the global economy that were stoked last week as bond yields fell.
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In follow-up tweets, William calmed the distraught dog-loving masses by letting them know that several children ended up hugging Dublin and that William's aunt eventually made petting the dog a requirement to get candy.
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"Election headlines are still dictating flows and the recent stability in the Clinton camp brought about via the FBI headlines has calmed the nerves of some participants for now," MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin said.
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"The markets have kind of stabilized and things have calmed down a bit and the sort of momentum for gold to push higher is not with us at the moment," said Macquarie commodity strategist Matthew Turner.
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While this limit may have calmed an uproar over the large sums of money that executives take home, it has also led to banks increasing basic salaries as a way to compensate for the bonus restrictions.
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Lizzie: The march was what I expected in a way, in a good way, mixed with a lot of woah, there's a lot of people and then being calmed by the excitement and positivity and energy.
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Markets have calmed since Pravin Gordhan, respected for a previous stint at the ministry, was appointed as finance minister but any rating cut is still likely to trigger a further sell-off in South African assets.
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Video of Sunday's incident taken by other passengers and showing Dao being dragged up the plane aisle and with a bloodied mouth circulated rapidly, causing public outrage that was not calmed by the airline's initial response.
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Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said anti-American feeling among Turks was on the rise and could only be calmed by the United States extraditing Gulen, who denies any involvement in the coup and has condemned it.
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Dianne Feinstein , who chaired the committee from 2009 to 2015, is played by Annette Bening, with perfect pitch; any instinctive liberal alarm, you sense, has to be calmed and schooled by the demands of senatorial Realpolitik.
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She calmed unsettled Democrats last fall with her confident and steadfast 11-hour-long appearance before the congressional committee on Benghazi and a series of strong primary debate performances with a dogged challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders.
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"This gentleman I should say, gladly took her hand, let her hold onto him, calmed her by talking to her and explaining everything that was happening, and simply was that stranger there for her," she wrote.
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Ms. Grose writes about why her friend uses the Gizmo watch to track his daughter: He described his fear as a "vague paranoia," something deep within his lizard brain that's calmed by knowing where she is.
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And in that way, I am certain that Nicole is enough for me, certain I don't need a child to make the relationship meaningful; I am thrilled and comforted, stimulated and calmed by this amazing woman.
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