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• Tax increases last year squelched demand, including for imported goods.
• Jackson's agent immediately squelched the idea of Jackson returning.
• For years Indira Gandhi had squelched dissent and undermined potential rivals.
• Public criticism should be squelched by the person running the meeting.
• But he squelched that speculation when he became the search committee.
• But Hirshberg thought the competition intimidated designers and squelched new ideas.
• Squishy and slimy, they squeaked and squelched when bit into.
• However, McMillan quickly squelched any notion about Lewis'future.
• Unfortunately, it meant that the subject kind of got squelched.
• Third, the US has squelched the voice of the people.
• But Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution squelched the capitalist revelry.
• The Clintons had squelched a story that could have proved politically fatal.
• The strong jobs report squelched fears of an imminent recession.
• Fortunately, instant vocal opposition from outraged Americans squelched this crass endeavor.
• He squelched temptations to single out companies that resort to quick downsizing.
• Avalanche GM Pierre Lacroix, though, squelched the talk.
• Has the delisting finally squelched investors'hopes for Narcissus?
• That rally was squelched three minutes later when Miterev scored his second.
• That hasn't squelched rumors it can be inhaled.
• Political parties were squelched under Laurent Kabila's rule.