Only after Consuelo had assuaged another passion with the erotically supercharged Italian author, Gabriele d'Annunzio, did she marry Tonio on the recommendation of the Belgian writer, Maurice Maeterlinck.
GCap feared its long-term investment would be threatened by the new national stations, but was assuaged after Ofcom insisted the new multiplex must offer services distinct from the ones currently available on Digital One.
Common spring butterflies – orange tips, peacocks, large whites – have been plentiful so far, and fears that it would get too dry (butterflies don't generally thrive in droughts because caterpillars' food plants shrivel and die) have been assuaged by April showers.
She thought his speech assuaged some of her concerns but was still undecided between Rubio and Scott Walker.
And it can be assuaged by such pain.
The real problem is of absorptive capacity, not external resources".Most contentiously, South Africa will not widely distribute anti-retroviral drugs until its concerns about long-term costs, dependence on foreign companies and safety are assuaged.
Fear of capital outflows has been assuaged by China's vast foreign-exchange reserves.
He has assuaged the separatist Bloc Québécois by pledging "a new approach" to sharing the federal government's surpluses with the provinces.In a year or so, the prime minister may well call an election at which he will seek a Conservative majority.
For the boss of the world's premier development bank, this was a curiously sceptical view of what economic growth might do for the poor.Mr Kim has since assuaged some of those doubts.
Even the fear that the £3,000 $$5,500) annual cap on fees may be very temporary has been partly assuaged by the government's undertaking that any change will require parliamentary approval.All of this has helped.
These concerns were assuaged by data from the Chartered Institute of Purchasing Managers.
