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The move may appease angry Sunnis in areas like Fallujah.

He said the main aim was to create jobs in America, but the move may also appease critics of Apple's partnership with Foxconn.

Last week it was announced that the BBC has appointed a diversity chief, Mary FitzPatrick, to get more positive representation of minorities on TV, so that may appease some, but such a move has been too long coming.

This reduction in search pollution may appease watchdogs.

Bombing may appease our immediate anger at the Paris and San Bernardino terrorist attacks but it is an irrational, ISIS-empowering response.

Though the toned-down direction may appease some, it could cause even more backlash from fans of the comics.

For example, in N. pulcher, subordinates may appease dominant breeders through submissive behaviours before they get evicted [16].

But the move may backfire.

This may have been a conciliatory move to appease Foliot after the loss of Canterbury, or it may have been that the king and the new archbishop were already having differences of opinion and the king wished Foliot to be a counter-weight to Becket's influence.

Mr Dean, a supporter of universal health insurance, draws loud applause when he says that he represents "the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party".More mainstream candidates may have to move leftwards to appease the party's base, which hates George Bush with a fury.

That move could appease a few Yahoo! executives and some big institutional investors.