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Even if states sort out how to protect the vote of vulnerable community members, such as keeping some physical polling places open, the findings may do little to allay other recent concerns over mail-in voting, Barber acknowledges.

Experts [predict] that over a million people in the region need food aid to allay shortages.

The report calls on the Palestinians to recognize that Israeli security concerns are legitimate and to take steps to allay these.

Friday morning, however, we got two pieces of data that should allay those concerns, at least for now.

The fact that the government employee in question is a McKinsey alumnus does not allay any of my concerns.

Your announcement that you will be hosting Avigdor Lieberman in London does nothing to allay our concerns.

The sight he met there did not tend to allay his newborn interest.

But Can you allay a gnawing conscience, Or bind up bleeding reputation?

We ate fiddle heads, grapes and even the leaves of trees to allay the pangs of hunger.

He had to pretend to be drunk in order to allay the suspicions which might have been aroused by his appearance at the gate.

They aimed at a theocratic ministry,--to be the ambassadors of God Almighty,--to allay strife and division.