The expectation is that the unrest will die down with Abiy's selection.
But the cheers died down with the publication of the children bill in March this year.
The issue isn't likely to die down with the end of summer, either.
The issue refuses to die down, with two Lib Dem ministers breaking rank last night and privately suggesting they think Prince Andrew should quit as trade envoy.
In Egypt as in Tunisia, the beleaguered regimes are fighting for survival by any means possible, preferably by peaceful means, hoping the riots will die down with time.
When Ms. Moss was captured on camera snorting what was said to be cocaine in 2005 at a London recording studio, the furor that followed tabloid publication of the grainy images died down with surprising alacrity.
The debate eventually died down, with Steffon Armitage exiled in France and no other English No 7 sustaining a strong enough case to turf Robshaw out of the team, but the doubts remained.
However, interest in his domestic life refused to die down, with the Mail Online dedicating an entire piece to listing the famous women who could possibly be linked to the actor.
While public furor has died down with the return of the men, the case raises disturbing questions about the unchallenged role of state security agencies — which operate in the shadows, free of civilian oversight — in tracking and quashing new forms of dissent in the Internet era.
The anxiety created by nuclear weapons didn't go away but died down with the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
But since then, that chatter has died down, with markets stabilizing, and talks of diaspora dampened.
