Perhaps it was asking too much of the stewards to becalm the inevitable throng. |
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But the legacy of the London Games may lie in something more imponderable, a finer sense of a nation relaunched, albeit in a time of economic doldrums that could yet becalm its renewal. |
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Children are guided rather than explicitly directed from one step to another — from mud pie making to hand washing, for instance — through song, because song, or soft song specifically, is understood to becalm. |
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The Prime Minister instructed Dyikanbayev to becalm the population and journalists of the country as the issue had been solved. |
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