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Read More: ISIS Claims Responsibility For Killing Yemen Governor In A Car Bomb The ceasefire and talks signaled hope that violence in a country ravaged by civil war would de-escalate, and that the country's population of more than 24 million people could start thinking about piecing their lives back together.

Immigration minister James Brokenshire told MPs the training would help "de-escalate situations and minimise the use of restraint".

Forcing him out of his job, the report stated, "would not have de-escalated the situation or provided" Ms. Palin or her family with "greater security".

Speaking ahead of a Nato summit, Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the military build-up would not help de-escalate tensions in the region.

"Our hopes that direct talks between [Ukraine and Russia] would contribute to de-escalating the situation have been disappointed," he said in Milan.

When discussing the upcoming Jan . 23meeting, an OGE staff member said Chaffetz's chief of staff "indicated she would like to de-escalate".

"If this had been a white person, they'd manage to de-escalate and do respectful engagement".

For Mr. Obama and the Democrats, that would have meant that health insurance reform, however noble, would have had to wait, and the war in Afghanistan would have had to de-escalate.

If the helicopter was shot down, it would complicate efforts to de-escalate the fighting.

What would it take to de-escalate crime wars and save the billions spent on political posturing?

U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Washington would "press China to de-escalate and stop its militarization" in the South China Sea.