assuaged

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• Having mRNA vaccines may also help assuage concerns that scaling up vaccination will result in many reports of side effects.

• The details are likely intended to assuage concerns about autonomous vehicle technology failing to progress as quickly as many people had expected.

• The communication appears to be working to assuage creators’ concerns, though the episode is only the latest example of why creators should diversify rather than becoming overly reliant on any one platform.

• In an attempt to assuage those fears, Smith said that at Iris the agency has been very transparent when layoffs happened and why particular teams were laid off.

• The startup’s blue mopeds that had become a familiar sight in New York City are back, but with a number of new protocols and features aimed at boosting safety and assuaging city officials.

• At least with a physical or mental ailment some guilt can be assuaged.

• Will the twenty percenters be assuaged if Hillary accepts the job of Secretary of State?

• His plump strong hands gripped the arms of his chair, and his frown was a little assuaged.

• The grief of Antonina could only be assuaged by the sufferings of her son.

• Having assuaged her thirst for revenge, Cratesipolis entered Sicyon in triumph, and assumed the government.

• It was a hunger and thirst that the cold meat and bread in his knapsack and snow water would not have assuaged.

• It was the craving in her for romance Janet ; Eda's was the love content to pour out, that demands little.