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Acacian schism,
started in 484 by
Acacius of Constantinople's
efforts to
placate the non-Chalcedonians. His
efforts to
resolve this
schism were successful...
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decision was seen as a way to
maintain British influence in the
region while placating local demands for leadership. Upon his coronation, he
focused on unifying...
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feeling respected — nor
should I — but that is
based on my own ego. And
placating people,
kissing people's ****es
because you want a thing,
wanting to be...
- been
conceived by the
Socialist Unity Party's
youth wing in an
attempt to
placate the
youth of East Germany, who were
hungry for more
freedom and the po****r...
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cultures are
unknown but it is
often thought to have been
performed to
placate certain gods.
Although there is no
incontrovertible evidence of
child sacrifice...
- Huế, Danang, all the cities,
towns and main bases ..." Le Duan
sought to
placate critics of the
stalemate by a
decisive victory.: 90–94 He
reasoned this...
- sentiment.
Since their rituals included placating spirits and
preventing plagues,
heike music became a
vehicle for
placating lingering,
resentful Heike spirits...
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publicly refused by the government. However, the
government sees the
placating of the
Indians as
being to
their benefit, so they
begin the "Brides for...
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angered at Sun
Wukong and
performs the Band-tightening spell, but Sha
Wujing placates the situation. Sun
Wukong tried to
explain that the 'village girl' was...
