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That's because when you receive the Lord, he sends the Holy Spirit to live in your heart and soften it.

Mr Barak apparently hopes that by dangling these plums before their eyes he will, with time, soften his colleagues' recalcitrance.

First, the surface temperature of the hinge must exceed the glass transition temperature of the material, which is the point at which the material begins to soften.

Use a spoon to poke into the ice cream. If it's too hard, leave the yogurt at room temperature for about 15 minutes for it to soften first.

At the same time he sees the king as a genuine if unlikely reformer, doing his best to bring about social and educational change and soften the edges of unreconstructed Wahhabism.

She no longer has enemies But only partners. If she is nice to extremists, she thinks, they will be nice to her, and she will be able to disarm their aggressiveness and soften them up.

This cream will soften up your skin.

Over time, the flavors blend together and soften.

Yet taking on Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg might soften his aloof image.

Will American support for the death penalty soften as a result of any of this?

I found that if I breathed on them, gently, through a straw, I could soften them, even make them weep.

Bush loyalists, led by Karl Rove, have duly over-interpreted this poll in order to soften their former boss's reputation as America's most divisive President.

Most doctors tell people to avoid Q-tips, but there are over-the-counter preparations that soften the wax so that it can be washed out in the shower.

So make a special effort to soften your image.

The other thing that regulators need to do is soften the blow when Banks do get into trouble.

Senate democratic leaders say they will seek to amend the House GOP bill to give domestic programs the same flexibility been given the Pentagon to help soften the impact of the sequester cuts.

If your skin is dry, you have to slather on moisturizer to soften it.

Plastics will soften when exposed to heat.

If prolonged, obstructed labor often kills the baby, which may then soften enough to fit through the pelvis, so that the mother delivers a corpse.