Many protesters marched carrying supplies of lemons and milk, to soothe the effects of tear gas.
To soothe the uninvited, a second and third were presented as ad-hoc responses to market turmoil.
Even so, Mr Blair will try to find a way to soothe the unionists.
Meanwhile, his wife Natasha was trying to soothe their baby and two little boys.
At the cartel's most recent meeting, in Vienna last week, ministers tried to soothe such fears.
Responding quickly to bitter tweets sounds like a nifty way to soothe angry customers.
One key goal in trying to soothe coughs is to help toddlers get adequate sleep, doctors said.
Molina spoke to Lisette in this way, which was meant to soothe but did not make sense.
Add to trillions promised by the government in loans and potential spending to soothe the financial crisis.
As Congress debates how to address the situation, companies are taking steps to soothe an expected backlash.
The one group that isn't cutting back: online brokers and financial firms, which need to soothe rattled investors.
Despite French and African efforts to soothe all sides, the situation is volatile.
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The boy began crying because of the altitude change, and his mother tried to soothe him, court papers said.
The need to soothe Christian Democracy's humiliation may mean that a long-promised divorce law is watered down, for example.
But that wasn't enough to soothe a boisterous and angry audience that was in no mood to accept assurances.
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Barbra Streisand's manager has called down from his suite, asking for a batch of chicken soup to soothe his cold.
Whether or not peace talks can get anywhere, the government could do much more to soothe southerners' fear and mistrust.
No less important, Mr Bush went out of his way to soothe inflamed nerves over two touchy points affecting defence.
In the giving spirit of the season, we may be tempted to soothe our enormous cognitive dissonance through charitable contributions.
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But in trying to soothe his customers, he may have hurt still more feelings: those of AOL CEO Tim Armstrong.
Naomi Darg would spend her days doling out lotion to the women of the village to soothe their calloused hands.
That ought to soothe those economists who wonder what will happen to Japan once the government's help is taken away.
But Italians should pause before celebrating: a packet of Nurofen to soothe a hangover is 70% dearer than in Amsterdam.
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Nor has he committed himself to making the central bank independent, something many economists believe would do much to soothe nerves.
This would make it easier to soothe funding pressures in money markets.
As Clinton sought to soothe ruffled feathers, the French government blasted WikiLeaks.
"Mothers know without being instructed how to soothe a child, " Campbell says.
Talk of Northern Rock's exceptionalism is intended to soothe jangled nerves, since it suggests that other banks have pursued a less risky path.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown sought to soothe troubles nerves by reiterating that his government will stand as the bank of last resort.
An emollient is rubbed into the skin to soothe and moisten it, while a soap substitute is simply used to keep it clean.
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