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Teachers should know how to de-escalate classroom situations to avoid physical confrontations.
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We release Oxytocin, which removes stress and helps us de-escalate our tensions.
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I realized that it comes down to the ability to de-escalate the problem.
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It is absolutely essential to de-escalate, he told reporters in Copenhagen.
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The U.N. Security Council urged both sides to de-escalate the conflict.
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Afterwards prime minister Ali Larayedh said the government will not step down.
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He, however, is still insistent that the president step down from power.
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Therefore there's no basis for him to step down or step aside.
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Israeli law does not require Netanyahu to step down at this stage.
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Thousands of protestors in Malta are demanding the Prime Minister step down.
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Forty per cent said they expect the economy to weaken in 2012.
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Ultimately, yes, we do think it will weaken in the longer term.
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Analysts fear growing credit quickly could weaken asset quality and capital buffers.
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We believe Lumena's aggressive expansion plans could weaken its business risk profile.
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I have asked the police forces and security forces to never weaken.
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But the export-dependent country's currency will likely weaken over the coming year.
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Among factors that weaken the potential of species selection, we may mention:
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Over time this will weaken the existing structure of regulation, he said.
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The concessions being made today will only weaken the union, they say.
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But the Fiji Meteorological Service said the system started to weaken overnight.
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He also said giving up the euro would weaken the European economy.
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It will also weaken the faith of non-unionists in the democratic process.
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Photo: AFP Forecasters expect the storm to move north and weaken gradually.
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This is a major violation which will greatly weaken China over time!
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The way to weaken the Varsities is by targeting their food supply.
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Simon felt his knees weaken at the thought of such a future.
