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9. The government sought to play down the extent of the problem.

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31. They have consistently tried to play down his part in the scheme.

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43. Both camps tried to play down expectations in Pennsylvania, where Clinton's once double-digit lead has dwindled to single digits in many polls as Obama has outspent her heavily.

44. Mr Atalay , the interior minister , was quick to play down suggestions of a Kurdish terror strike.