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allay

[uh-ley] / əˈleɪ /


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“Japanese government bonds will sell off further if the Takaichi administration fails to allay investor concerns about Japan’s fiscal sustainability,” the team adds.

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It is also unlikely to allay the emotional or financial shortchanging experienced by your stepsiblings.

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The funding package also comes as new data shows that telehealth services do not result in overuse of medical services, which may help allay concerns about runaway usage and funding problems.

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The new offer looks to allay concerns about the value of the deal being subject to the variability of Netflix’s stock price, while also accelerating the path to a shareholder vote.

From The Wall Street Journal

An evaluation of her living space would help allay those concerns.

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