When a White House aide heard about the contraption, he thought it could allay one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's cardinal fears — that he'd be misquoted during a press conference or meeting, further endangering the world.
It is Mr. Obama's goal, advisers say, to acknowledge the uncertainties and what one called "the new reality," allay people's fears and give reason to hope.
Perhaps that will allay Lord Mandelson's fears.
India also needs to help allay Pakistan's fears.
But perhaps his use of the word "current" won't allay every publisher's fears.
BUCKS 97, HAWKS 88: The Milwaukee Bucks beat visiting Atlanta behind 21 points each from Sam Cassell and Ray Allen, allaying Coach George Karl's fears -- for at least one night.
Last year, he stayed healthy outside of a freak collision with Markelle Fultz's shoulder, allaying the one outstanding fear around his game.
One example is allaying the public's fear of dead bodies spreading disease, since several experts pointed out that bodies do not pose an imminent risk when killed by a natural disaster or conflict rather than an infectious disease.
Others sleep alone at night with no one to allay their fears of terrorist attacks to come.
Well, for one, we should focus on allaying these voters' fears of being bilked by an unknown opposition candidate.
As a result, the industry is now investigating the possibility of creating its own insurance company, which, some operators say, would allay the mounting fears that they will be abandoned by one of the remaining insurance agencies.
