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Restaurants in Amman are accusing the authorities of the heavy-handed closure of legal businesses to appease religious conservatives during Ramadan.
Rangers must bolster their squad to appease supporters angered by the sale of Carlos Cuellar, a fans' spokesman says.
Nepal's state-run airline sacrifices goats to appease a Hindu god, following technical problems with one of its planes.
The Conservative Party denies it is turning its tree-shaped logo bluer in an effort to appease traditional supporters.
China is trying to protect its lucrative relationship with Sudan while appeasing international concerns over Darfur, the BBC's Dan Griffiths reports.
Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry tries to appease fans concerned by comments made by new owner George Gillett.
How best to respond to Iran's bullish nuclear ambitions? Hawks can be dismissed as warmongers; doves can be blamed for a policy of appeasement, as our history shows.
US Anglicans are to meet to discuss moves to appease Church leaders critical of their stance on gay bishops.
An actor in 9/11 film United 93 defends portraying one of the victims as an appeaser of the hijackers.
University employers apologise to a committee of MPs for suggesting the panel backed them in a pay dispute.
The destruction of a number of synagogues in the Gaza Strip leads several papers to accuse the Israeli government of appeasing its religious-conservative supporters.
Charles Kennedy's claims that Tony Blair should not be surprised if links are drawn between Iraq and the London bombings are called "naive" by No 10.
Japanese carmaker Toyota considers raising the prices of its new cars in the US in a bid to appease struggling American rivals, according to a report.
Aston Villa fans' groups call off planned protests against chairman Doug Ellos and the club's board.
Dragons coach Chris Anderson says he has no intention of apologising to "thin-skinned" Rob Andrew.
A distinguished British scientist says only a catastrophe will goad us into tackling the threat of climate change.
Any US hopes that President Bush's apology will appease Arab anger over the abuse of Iraqi prisoners are dashed in the regional press.
Spain's incoming prime minister rejects claims that his election victory was an appeasement of extremists..
Senior US officials urge Spain to stand firm as an ally against terror in the wake of last week's bombings.
Doubts emerge in Argentinian press over how far their country can be pushed in efforts to appease foreign creditors after IMF deal.
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