But the governor has tried in the sessions at his residence to at least dampen the anger of legislators.
Around 26 Palestinians were also killed in the fighting.George Bush tried to dampen Palestinian anger following his recent statement that Israel could not be expected to make a "full and complete" return to its pre-1967 borders.
While Nelson Mandela and other leaders at the time managed to dampen the anger affecting the country, and euphoria ran high after the first all-race elections in 1994, the country still grapples with its troubled legacy.
Condemning the violence and expressing his sorrow at the death of Ms. Bhutto, President Pervez Musharraf went on national television to explain the elections' delay and to dampen public anger.
Mark Thompson was in front of BBC staffers today, looking to dampen down the anger ignited by management plans to overhaul its final salary pension scheme.
The brand dispute was settled last year in a deal which could earn Haji-Ioannou at least £65m over the next decade, but it has not dampened the entrepreneur's anger with former boardroom colleagues.
Kenya recently waived duty on wheat and maize imports, dampening prices as well as anger.
Experts said that the level of violence unleashed by the vigilantes would probably dampen the protests, but that growing anger about the slow pace of change in a country with 48 million people under the age of 30 -- 70percentt of the population -- would only fester.
The anger over the tax plan dampened the spirits of Congressional Democrats who earlier in the day had celebrated Mr. Bush's signing of a major energy bill.
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