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"The decision is very positive, because it will appease the markets and because it shows that Greek authorities are doing what foreign leaders want them to do — to get on with implementing the conditions for the E.U. debt deal," said Athanassios Papandropoulos, an economist and commentator for the conservative Greek newspaper Estia.

"The decision is very positive, because it will appease the markets and because it shows that Greek authorities are doing what foreign leaders want them to do — to get on with implementing the conditions for the E.U. debt deal," said Athanassios Papandropoulos, an economist and a commentator for the conservative Greek newspaper Estia.

But the Government seems far from convinced that its reforms will appease the still-unfranchised majority.

But the right's ambitions have no limits, and nothing moderates can offer will appease it.

"North Korea will wait a few months to see if Park Geun-hye will appease it with money," said Andrei Lankov, a North Korea specialist at Kookmin University in Seoul.

"North Korea will wait a few months to see if Park Geun-hye will appease it with cash," Andrei Lankov, a North Korea specialist at Kookmin University in Seoul, told my colleague Choe Sang-hun.

If he wins, Perry being Perry, it's not entirely clear whether he will appease its members, but my guess is he'll try.

It is hoped the bridge will appease locals, who fear a planned dam will harm an area popular for water sports.

This new book from the editors at Domino, subtitled "Discovering Your Personal Style and Creating a Space You Love," will appease Domino fans as it continues the lively do-it-yourself vibe the magazine was known for.

But it is unclear whether the moratorium will appease the working-class protesters, who are angry over perceived economic injustice.

"Despite the story of Slenderman being no different to that of any other horror creation, it looks unlikely that the statement will appease those looking for someone to blame for the incident in Wisconsin," Gillian Orr predicted in the Independent.