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That placatory language was met by a furious response from Qatari officials, who called the attack a “flagrant violation” of Qatar’s sovereignty and its airspace.

While some high-profile figures have called for the US to completely break economic ties with China, Ms Yellen will take a more placatory approach.

From BBC

He offered a couple of placatory bromides about the continuing virility of Real Madrid.

The placatory comments from Alibaba's boss came in a week that has seen Mr Trump using his election campaign speeches to threaten further action to push back against China.

From BBC

And there are enough useful crumbs of history to straight out a few popular rewritings, such as Roger Guenveur Smith's more honest depiction of Booker T. Washington as a figure placatory of white supremacy.

From Salon

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