Examples of subside

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The manic pace and utter disbelief of the velvet revolution has subsided.
The major upheavals of the immediate post-war years had subsided, although instabilities remained.
Only, the last laugh was on the dealer the client's sense of humour subsiding into resentment.
On either side of the anticlines two synclines have developed forming subsiding sectors.
Once the threat of exclusion subsided, fiscal performance in these three countries deteriorated again.
Once tensions have subsided, they will again move back.
The diagnostic confusion between psychotic bipolar disorder and schizophrenia has subsided in recent years.
As battle subsided, conquistadores turned to the spoils of conquest, the booty and bodies of the living, male and female alike.
No doubt this prickliness subsided in later years but it never became dormant.
Last not least, the private insurance schemes are capital funded and financed by the (publicly subsided) contributions of the employees (individual-account scheme).
The system then subsides over a sixteen-day period.
By 1970, the riots had subsided but the war on crime campaign was in full swing and showed no sign of abating.
As the fear subsided interest in finding a precedent for the painful episode emerged.
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