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Mr. Ashcroft tried to soothe nerves.
The authorities are left trying to soothe nerves.
A makeshift table sells traditional Chinese medicine to soothe nerves.
In fact, this recitation of half-remembered nostrums is mainly to soothe nerves.
Mr. Geithner also sought to soothe nerves over a possible Greek default in a CNBC interview Wednesday morning.
Four points clear of the drop zone, relegation remains a worry but a win tonight would soothe nerves.
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In terms of balancing track training with road racing, his victory last week in the Tour of Qatar has soothed nerves all round.
Sentiment was also lifted by the European Central Bank which, despite an unprecedented protest at its press conference, soothed nerves about the eurozone economy and the success so far of its QE bond buying programme.
In a sense it did not matter; they could have won 10-0 and it would not have soothed nerves any more before Sunday's Copa América opener against Peru, Brazil's first competitive game since the 3-0 defeatoto Holland at the World Cup's third-place play-off.
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