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• Despite the actual abating of crime, Dinkins was hurt by the perception that crime was out of control during his administration . Dinkins also initiated a hiring program that expanded the police department nearly 25 %.
• But while he cited some abating of the pressures within the financial markets, Greenspan's decision to devote much of the speech to investors'pronounced risk aversion suggested that he continued to see it as a matter of concern.
• Since the Dayton accord was signed last December, Bosnia has lived in strange limbo _ an absence of fighting rather than perfect peace, and a gradual, sullen abating of hatreds rather than a return to the ethnically mixed existence of pre-war times.
• My father succeeded my grandfather in his farm; but so inexperienced were the natives of that part of Ireland, then, in the art of agriculture; or so indolent was he, and so loath to abate of that hospitality to which he had always been accustomed, that he gave up the lease of an estate, as not being worth holding, that now brings in to its present possessor, the Earl of Tyrone, between seven and eight hundred a year ".