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allay

verb as in reduce something, usually a pain or a problem

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That should also allay fears of inflated valuations for artificial intelligence plays—as Barron’s has argued, any bubble is unlikely to burst while the Fed is in the midst of cutting rates.

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Nvidia’s shares handed back gains Thursday, leading other tech stocks lower, after its earnings only briefly allayed worries over heavy spending in AI.

Even as skeptics have raised concerns about potential risks to consumers posed by more widespread adoption of stablecoins, Allaire has tried to allay regulators’ worries and integrate the product into mainstream finance.

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Germany’s SAP proposed changes to how clients can request support and pay for its business-management software, seeking to allay competition concerns from European Union officials weeks after they launched an investigation into the company.

The new chair will have to craft policy that incorporates the thinking of a number of regional Fed presidents, including Hammack, who have inflation concerns that are unlikely to be easily allayed.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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