Education was the means by which elites could pacify the people as a collective, rendering them governable through moral suasion. |
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Linn's book is a detailed operational history of military action to pacify and restore order to the islands. |
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This, it was believed, would pacify psychotic patients and relieve extreme neurotic symptoms. |
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There is no doubt that the kind of personnel required to invade a country and the kind needed to pacify a nation are two different breeds. |
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The government must realize that brute force alone will not pacify the restive region. |
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As a result, the authorities needed three more years to pacify the country. |
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It took about two centuries to pacify the province, and indeed not until after 1854 did the Miao fully acquiesce in their fate. |
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In the film starring Paul Hogan, the hero uses his skills to pacify an angry water buffalo standing in the way of his vehicle. |
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In fact I was considering becoming a sound recordist or getting a job in a bank to pacify my parents. |
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The new conversation must be about how to achieve stability, not how we can forcibly pacify the place. |
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Would you ever pacify angry clients by giving them extra hours at no charge? |
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Their verse has not the rushing speed that could pace that tempest, it has not the teeming life that would pacify the wood. |
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There was substantial concern and it took years to pacify and persuade people these weren't a risk. |
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She paces the room with her baby close to her chest, murmuring quietly against her ear to pacify her. |
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We need to pacify the population and win them to our side before any serious nation-building can take place. |
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What began as an attempt to pacify the peasantry soon broadened out into an attack on privileges in general. |
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David had to look away from the screen to pacify the faint nauseating feeling that was rising from his stomach. |
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You cannot win the hearts of naughty nine-year-olds by drawing cartoons that pacify their politically correct parents. |
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Sent to pacify Ionia, after several Ionian repulses, he dared not return to Susa and so departed for his Thracian project. |
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If you need to pacify one of these doshas, these aroma blends are a convenient and very pleasant way to balance your environment. |
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The Spanish increased their efforts to pacify northern Morocco, and a new road between Fez and Rabat aided French penetration. |
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As an institution, school has been used over the years to pacify, Christianize, and Europeanize the native population. |
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It was as if he was trying to pacify a hysterical mental patient. |
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However, there is a new tendency among Francophone families to use computers and electronic games to pacify children. |
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Even very Atlanticist Tony Blair stated that, to pacify Iraq, that famous, decades-old conflict would have to be resolved. |
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We have no local support and half the force we need to pacify the country. |
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His keepers fed the beast copious amounts of port, champagne, and whiskey to pacify the persnickety pachyderm. |
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The difficulty we have is that it is difficult to relax and pacify your abdominal region. |
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At the same time, he savours the apparent enfeeblement of America, as it flounders in Afghanistan and fails to pacify Iraq. |
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In certain situations, however, the propagandist attempts to pacify the audience in order to make an unpleasant reality more palatable. |
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Calm your soul, pacify your body and inspire your mind with purely instrumental electro-acoustic music. |
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The 4,000 Marines to be sent to pacify the province of al-Anbar would also arrive in two phases. |
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A unilateral and illegal move such as that one did not contribute to pacify the region. |
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You should therefore try to pacify the baby if it is kicking in order to do the measurement promptly. |
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Blues tend to pacify, making them the perfect backdrop for a wide range of pastel or contrasting secondary colours. |
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Yet those who view the unshackling of the renminbi as a geopolitical maneuver to pacify China's trading partners are actually missing the point. |
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It is trying to pacify the Pearson developers, but now they will have to manage another crisis involving Aéroports de Montréal. |
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Gelpi is Canada's Top DJ for delivering the healing sounds designed to pacify your body and refresh your spirit. |
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A humble man, he decided to open Lakay to street children after wondering why he always gave them a few cents to pacify them instead of listening to their needs. |
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To pacify the ulema, always wary of any rival forum, this initial gathering consisted entirely of men who were clerics. |
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Consequently, it might be necessary in some situations to pacify or motivate them with a lie. |
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Yet would we nod approvingly if President Bush blamed the failure of U.S. efforts to pacify post-invasion Iraq on Saddam Hussein? |
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A plumber was stabbed in the chest and died within minutes when he tried to pacify an angry man armed with a knife outside a public house, a jury was told. |
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To return to the military metaphor, not only do officers have to build high walls against outsiders, they must also pacify a broad swath of territory beyond the fortress. |
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To reduce these divisions, the strategy of creating more states was developed to pacify differences and demonstrate respect for the many minority groups in the country. |
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The traffic policeman, who arrives late, tries to pacify everyone. |
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I think it would be irresponsible if we were draw a veil over the issue by saying: just to pacify you, we will set up an interminable debating society, or a temporary committee. |
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Bolshevik agitation in late 1917 and early 1918 resulted in the intervention of the Romanian Army, ostensibly to pacify the region. |
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There are many experiences of dispossession in Australia where British law, along with the support of the police, worked together to control and pacify the indigenous people. |
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Prior to the 1870s Europeans could overawe native peoples along the coasts of Africa and Asia but lacked the firepower, mobility, and communications that would have been needed to pacify the interior. |
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It would be interesting, in real time, to have a system that alerts a supervisor of a situation that is not resolved for it to intervene and pacify the dissatisfied customer. |
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In the final analysis, the Fort Rupert treaties were made with the Kwakiutl to pacify them and thereby secure the coal deposits on northeastern Vancouver Island. |
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Richard and his mother embarked on a tour of Aquitaine in 1171 in an attempt to pacify the locals. |
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Castles were established by Norman invaders of England for both defensive purposes and to pacify the country's inhabitants. |
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Efforts to pacify the Highlands led to the Dress Act of 1746, banning tartans, except for the Highland regiments of the British army. |
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In an effort to pacify the region, the Central African authorities dispatched the Minister of Territorial Administration and Decentralization to Birao. |
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The Romans faced many rebellions, and it took them many years to pacify both islands. |
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In our working class, cultureless enclaves we are concerned merely with beer, Benidorm and bingo, so they cut taxes to pacify us. |
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Nevertheless, Iran can only go so far to pacify Iraq with its own forces. |
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The tribal chiefs were difficult to appease and an endless cycle of violence curbed Ottoman efforts to pacify the land. |
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Life in El Salvador in the 1980s was characterized by simultaneous attempts at political stabilization through the vote, repeated efforts to pacify the country, and a fratricidal war. |
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Whenever a commotion breaks out, we ludicrously set up yet another working group to pacify the public and clean up the political regalia, but the end result in most cases is a delay of decisions and still more anger. |
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This should help pacify those who feel that the leadership has become too authoritarian. A pragmatic compromise was crafted around the succession. |
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We are also familiar with the efforts by the European Union and NATO to create institutions of government and to pacify the region, in accordance with the instructions of the United Nations. |
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Military victories brought an uneasy peace to Angola, Cambodia, Liberia, and Peru, while peace negotiations helped pacify Aceh, the Casamance region of Senegal, Guatemala, Mindanao, Myanmar, Nepal, and Southern Sudan. |
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The European Union urges all parties involved to immediately engage in a constructive dialogue in order to pacify the current situation and find appropriate and prompt solutions to the core issues. |
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The preparatory process has generated enthusiasm and hopes commensurate with the scope of the challenges to be met to pacify, stabilize and develop the region. |
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This move is not primarily designed to pacify trouble spots but rather to permit the use of military means to safeguard access to markets, raw materials and spheres of interest. |
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In order to help pacify and stabilise the north of the country and the Sahel-Sahara region in general, Switzerland will send an FDFA peacebuilding and security expert to the SDC cooperation office in Bamako. |
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Since Europe had been the source of two tragic conflicts in the space of less than 30 years, the main priority was to pacify to protect the world from another risk of major conflict. |
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New range of combat options: Choose to pacify or kill, target multiple enemies at once with the new dual-target system, and shoot with one hand while suspended with the other. |
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Some citizens of Sana'a were desperate to return law and order to Yemen and asked the Ottoman Pasha in Tihama to pacify the country. |
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This letter fell into the hands of Pedro de la Gasca, an envoy sent by the Crown to pacify the country. |
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This was belatedly conceded by John Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, as a compromise in order to pacify Ulster unionists and avoid civil war. |
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Northumberland, who had remained inactive during the battle, was imprisoned but later released and reinstated to pacify the north in Henry's name. |
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Beginning in 1300, Edward accompanied his father on campaigns to pacify Scotland, and in 1306 he was knighted in a grand ceremony at Westminster Abbey. |
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