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But it wouldn’t soothe many of the concerns that came out of this season, either.

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The move has been seen as a step toward resolving the spat and Nexperia chips began leaving China again earlier this month, soothing jitters in the auto industry.

The third quarter was largely strong for company earnings—Nvidia reported record sales and strong guidance Wednesday, helping soothe jitters about an artificial-intelligence bubble.

Nvidia’s commentary could help soothe some of Wall Street’s concerns over high valuations in the tech sector.

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While the sentence offers some closure to families of killed in the protests, it may do little to soothe the country's political divisions.

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