Confidence in my typing gave me confidence in everything else.
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They lacked confidence in him, and he lost confidence in himself.
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I instill confidence in them and they instill confidence in me.
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A lack of confidence in the rial reflects a lack of confidence in the economy.
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The people lost confidence in their government and eventually even lost confidence in their future.
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Central to Americans' confidence in our government is their confidence in our tax-collection system.
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We've got confidence in our matchups and we've got confidence in our ability to create stops.
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Foreign governments lose confidence in a nation whose leaders — and followers — lack confidence in one another.
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As soon as I lost confidence in one thing, I snowballed and lost confidence in any area.
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But while I may not have complete confidence in my appearance, I have professional confidence in spades.
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As the accompanying chart shows, confidence in Obama was higher than confidence in Trump in 35 countries.
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I submit that confidence in the Max aircraft will be restored long before our confidence in Boeing.
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Especially in the competitive startup world, your confidence in yourself fuels your coworkers' confidence in you as well.
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In the 2017 Gallup poll, 21 percent of Americans said they had confidence in big business, 32 percent said they had confidence in the presidency, and just 12 percent said they had confidence in Congress.
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Rob tells Refinery29 that the show renewed his confidence in himself — but also his confidence in being a father.
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About 42 percent of respondents say they've lost confidence in Trump because of his choice of Kavanaugh, while only 30 percent lost confidence in H.W. Bush (the same share as those who gained confidence in him).
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"China has great confidence in Brazil's development prospects, as well as confidence in cooperation between China and Brazil," Xi said.
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"Once investors question their confidence in a financial institution, they've already lost their confidence in it," one Wall Streeter emailed me.
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For him to have that confidence in you almost gives you the confidence in yourself to just go with the flow.
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Now, it's not a huge margin; 27% say they have confidence in Putin while 22% say they have confidence in Trump.
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"I've got a lot of confidence in Brandon, a lot of confidence in our football team," Kubiak told The Denver Post.
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Voters are split on their confidence in Trump to handle the crisis: 48 percent say they have a great deal or a fair amount of confidence in Trump, while 3.33 percent no or "not very much" confidence in him.
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I don't think I expressed extreme confidence in my speech, but I do have confidence in my ability to get things done.
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We have all the confidence in Fitz, and if Ryan Griffin gets in there then we will have confidence in him as well.
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"Among those in Italy who have confidence in Putin to handle world affairs, 44 percent express confidence in Donald Trump," the survey concluded.
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Fifty-six percent of Americans polled said they have more confidence in Merkel, while 46 percent said they have more confidence in Trump.
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"We practiced that play on Tuesday and Wednesday and Coach had confidence in me, I had confidence in myself and my teammates had confidence in me that we could make that play," said Strickland, who also gained 69 yards on 241 carries.
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Because without trust and confidence in our public institutions, there is no confidence in the future and no more limited willingness to take risk.
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Just 13 percent of respondents have some confidence in the GOP plan, and only 85033 percent have a great deal of confidence in it.
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Just 13 percent of respondents have some confidence in the GOP plan, and only 8 percent have a great deal of confidence in it.
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This is about my confidence in the attorney general and my confidence in the Department of Justice to move forward in an appropriate manner.
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Indeed, as we said just a week ago, that governing council's confidence around the outlook, has, given the data flow, continued to improve at the margin through time; confidence in our narrative, confidence in inflation, confidence in our understanding of how wages are behaving etc.
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But Trump isn't rushing to profess his confidence in Sessions either: Trump declines to respond when reporters ask if he still has confidence in Sessions.
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"In order to reestablish confidence in vaccines, one must reestablish confidence in politics — in politicians, in the government, and in public health authorities," Moulin says.
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"Pilots' confidence in the aircraft will lead passengers and crew to have greater confidence in the aircraft," Gordon Johndroe, vice president for communications, told Reuters.
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So the share price connected to NYSE ticker sign JMIA could reflect not just investor confidence in Jumia, but investor confidence in African e-commerce overall.
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Then, 54 percent expressed confidence in Obama's goals, 59 percent expressed confidence in his personal characteristics and 71 percent approved of his handling of the transition.
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Confidence in the fairness of elections is improving but still low, while confidence in the government improved after Buhari's election but has ticked down more recently.
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Confidence in government is another: "In 2017, Colombians' confidence in their national government dropped to a record-low 22%," while 90% say government corruption is widespread.
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"Pilots' confidence in the aircraft will lead passengers and crew to have greater confidence in the aircraft," said Gordon Johndroe, vice president for communications at Boeing.
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Among Republicans, just 14 percent of respondents had confidence in TV news, and just 12 percent in newspapers, but 60 percent had confidence in the presidency.
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Across 37 countries, only 22 percent had confidence in Trump in foreign affairs, and 74 percent had no confidence in him at all, according to Pew.
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And you can't say: 'Black kids don't have confidence in the system' without pointing out all of the reasons they shouldn't have confidence in the system.
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Of course, over the years, as my confidence in my ability to get by without a car increased, my confidence in my ability to drive — unsurprisingly — plummeted.
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And tellingly, his numbers align quite well with Vladimir Putin's: "[P]eople who have confidence in Putin are more likely to express confidence in Trump," Pew writes.
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"The president has confidence in everyone who serves in this administration," press secretary Sean Spicer said when asked by a reporter if Trump has confidence in Rosenstein.
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Fifty-five percent of voters say Trump's nominees give them less confidence in him, compared with 22019 percent who said they inspire more confidence in the president.
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" Mann has confidence in democracy's ultimate victory because he has confidence in democracy's ability to renew itself, to "put aside the habit of taking itself for granted.
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Likewise, GOP confidence in Trump's ability to appoint the best people to office has dropped 13 points, while confidence in his ability to provide leadership is down 9.
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Trump last week expressed confidence in his national security adviser while taking questions at his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, saying he "absolutely" had confidence in him.
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"You need to have confidence in yourself and confidence in what you're doing," says Williams, who is now taking that confidence to Compton, California, where she grew up.
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"We want him throwing the pitch he has 100 percent confidence in, versus the pitch that we call that he may have 50 percent confidence in," Schlossnagle said.
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On Monday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied that Trump had lost confidence in Rosenstein: "When the president no longer has confidence in someone, you'll know."
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"Investors seem to have no confidence in Fonterra's ability to deliver high dividends, and no confidence in its ability to grow," said Brian Gaynor, director at Milford Asset Management.
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"Let me be clear, this declaration is not a vote of no confidence in China, on the contrary, WHO has confidence in China's capacity to control the outbreak," Tedros said.
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President Trump told reporters on Tuesday that he has confidence in FBI Director Christopher Wray, following a Monday interview where he reportedly did not make his confidence in Wray clear.
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The moment that businesses stop hiring and start losing confidence in the broader outlook, not just businesses losing confidence in where they should put factories, or where they should invest.
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But only a median of 27 percent of those surveyed said they had confidence in Mr. Trump, compared with a median of 70 percent who reported lacking confidence in him.
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On Monday, Gallup released its latest annual survey on confidence in institutions: It found that confidence in the presidency had fallen since last summer, to 32 percent from 36 percent.
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While 266% say they have deep confidence in him to handle the nation's economy, 246% say they have no real confidence in him on that score, 23 points above the previous high of 217% for George W. Bush and nearly double the share who had no confidence in Obama on the economy (13%).
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And thinking about appointing the best people to office, 32% say they have a lot of confidence in Trump, yet 45% say they have no confidence in him to choose appointees.
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Another Tory MP, Marcus Fysh, called the government's policy an "absolute stinker"; his colleague Andrew Bridgen said he had "no confidence" in Mrs May's policy, and thus no confidence in her.
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For example, a recent Gallup poll found that Americans' confidence in banks has dropped dramatically over the past decade, from 22019 percent expressing confidence in 2006 to 27 percent in 2016.
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"One of the big difficulties of the agreement is ensuring the economic operators have confidence in the system and key to that is confidence in the United States," the diplomat said.
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" He added that he had confidence "in both parties.
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But I have -- I have confidence in both parties.
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The poll also found that 22% of those in China -- which Trump has repeatedly targeted on the campaign trail -- expressed confidence in him, while 40% have no confidence in the billionaire developer.
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On Clinton, public opinion in China was roughly evenly split, with 37% expressing confidence in her and 35% stating they had no confidence in the presumptive Democratic nominee, according to the poll.
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Besides being good politics for the White House, it is in the best interest of ensuring the public's confidence in the Trump administration and restoring confidence in the idea of public service.
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Despite the low confidence in the Republican candidate, Germany's attitude toward Clinton isn't much better: In the Pew study, only 32 percent said they had a lot of confidence in the Democratic candidate.
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A recent NBC/Wall Street Journal Poll found that 62% of respondents have confidence in the federal government to handle the coronavirus crisis, compared with 48% who said they had confidence in Trump.
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Rouhani's allies won a big vote of confidence in Feb.
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It was also a vote of confidence in Britain itself.
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She has been more specific about her confidence in private.
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"And a PI should have confidence in that," he said.
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I just want to have confidence in whatever I do.
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SF: It helps me have more confidence in my work.
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I have gained more confidence in myself thanks to you!
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Donald Trump says he still has "total" confidence in Sessions.
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Amusingly, Strang gives away his confidence in his own literary
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I felt a new sense of confidence in every appointment.
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In China, confidence in corporations' ability to service debt fell.
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Still had (all the) confidence in the world in them.
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Confidence in Trump has also ticked up in both countries.
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There is high confidence in the forecast through Thursday morning.
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"They've lost confidence in his ability to perform," Kamarck said.
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Do these recurring changes weaken your confidence in your candidate?
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Amy Schumer is rocking serious confidence in her new movie.
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Confidence in Tennessee is also reflected in our unemployment numbers.
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Altman's confidence in OpenAI comes from his belief in AGI.
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This is supposed to bolster confidence in the sovereign bolívar.
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Confidence in emerging markets had also revived among international investors.
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He knows we have that kind of confidence in him.
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Another report showed an ebb in consumer confidence in April.
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In a statement, Butswinkas expressed his "tremendous confidence" in Chang.
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I think they have a lot of confidence in me.
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"Assure" means to reassure or to give confidence in something.
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Detrick has confidence in this stock market beyond seasonal factors.
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These guys have a lot of confidence in each other.
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How do you keep your confidence in the modeling industry?
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It added that customer confidence in its offering has stabilised.
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LG retains confidence in its mobile business despite continued losses
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I mean, I lost a lot of confidence in myself.
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Certainly not all profanity helps build confidence in a company.
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The DOJ [Department of Justice] lost confidence in Director Comey.
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Investor confidence in shares of Germany's largest bank is low.
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Go deeper: Trump says he has confidence in FBI director
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If not, public confidence in capitalism may suffer another blow.
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Without confidence in the system, there are no new buyers.
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" Kerinainua says, "[Being involved] will give us confidence in ourselves.
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Russia said it completely undermined confidence in the financial system.
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"I have confidence in Mike Conaway," the California Democrat said.
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I have confidence in my beliefs, my decisions and myself.
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William Happer: I don't anything has any confidence in them.
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Trump said he had a lot of confidence in Mulvaney.
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That doesn't mean I had confidence in his predecessor. Okay?
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"The President has confidence ... in the director," Spicer had said.
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And not all investors have lost confidence in the iPhone.
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It added that customer confidence in its offering has stabilized.
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When asked if President Donald Trump had confidence in Gen.
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Bannon's stamp of approval highlights the base's confidence in Moore.
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The paper expressed their lack of confidence in Trump's conservatism.
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SGX said it had full confidence in its legal position.
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" On whether he has confidence in McMaster: "Yes, I do.
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The House speaker said he still has confidence in Trump.
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BBC Women said it had no confidence in the review.
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Reporter: Do you still have confidence in EPA Admin. Pruitt?
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"I had 100 percent confidence in my team," Homer said.
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Both serve to erode the company's confidence in their data.
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But we always had a lot of confidence in him.
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Trump expressed confidence in the face of daunting political headwinds.
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So does Democrats' confidence in taking back the White House.
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That alone would have fostered greater confidence in the results.
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Growing confidence in his drawing skills persuaded him to try.
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Why should investors have great confidence in your management team?
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McSally's campaign projected similar confidence in a Thursday night statement.
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We have confidence in the victory of good over evil.
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Consumer confidence in October was at its highest since 2000.
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"I have great confidence in what's going on," Collins said.
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Twitter's executive leadership gives Baruch confidence in its stock performance.
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He has this natural confidence in himself as a leader.
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She had confidence in her gut and in the guttural!
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So I have absolute confidence in Tom and his team.
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"I have great confidence in this leadership team," he said.
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How do we restore trust and greater confidence in government?
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Sen. Schumer: I don't have much confidence in Chairman Nunes.
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That should give investors some confidence in this fantasy powerhouse.
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"Foreign countries have confidence in our democratic process," he said.
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Federal deadlock is undermining American's confidence in our constitutional democracy.
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" On whether he has confidence in McMaster"Yes, I do.
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Then officials said Trump had simply lost confidence in Comey.
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Voting no confidence in a minister would break that agreement.
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Walters' band of angry Flinters had no confidence in that.
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Stocks rose throughout Tuesday, reflecting investor confidence in Clinton's chances.
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Another missed goal could shake investor's confidence in the company.
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Or, rather, it can kill your confidence in your ability.
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If I had confidence in it, yes, I think so.
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Investor confidence in American renewables is expected to remain high.
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It doesn't do much for public confidence in Washington, either.
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Americans have lost confidence in its effectiveness for spam prevention.
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We could use someone that has confidence in their shot.
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"There was so much confidence in these pictures," he said.
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"I had all the confidence in the world," Wheeler said.
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The public, Rosenstein said, should have "tremendous confidence" in Barr.
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"We have high confidence in our strategy," Mr. Thompson said.
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You don't have nearly as much confidence in your number.
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She acknowledged that riders had lost confidence in the system.
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Lehman's fall wiped out international investors' confidence in Icelandic banks.
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The start did not inspire confidence in things to come.
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And moving in, we have the confidence in our relationship.
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I wanted to show her I had confidence in her.
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Confidence in the electoral system has eroded among many Hondurans.
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The effects could corrode confidence in the European Union itself.
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Students with higher confidence in their writing ability perform better.
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Five months later, he said he lost confidence in IBM.
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"I had confidence in the levee," Mr. Ogawa, 68, said.
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A poll released Tuesday afternoon should bolster confidence in Sanders.
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Why you're putting your confidence in this digital currency venture?
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Trump said Monday that he has "total confidence" in Kushner.
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And so people gain a lot of confidence in that.
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The patent system depends on the public's confidence in it.
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" Volcker added that confidence in the U.S. is "under siege.
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And do you still have confidence in CEO Tim Sloan?
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I had enough confidence in myself knowing it's nothing magical.
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Recent surveys have shown that confidence in Europe is flagging.
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Mr. Trump said he "absolutely" had confidence in General McMaster.
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"We have a lot of confidence in him," Gunnell said.
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Don't count on the public having much confidence in either.
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"I got confidence in my training and preparation," Edwards said.
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My confidence in my coach made me feel very secure.
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Great leaders have confidence in their own skills and contributions.
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Investors have renewed confidence in Nike after a blowout quarter.
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He's got a lot of confidence in his own ability.
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Despite confidence in their team, the Ravens respect their opponent.
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Another 20% of respondents have the most confidence in Sen.
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"It does not inspire confidence in our allies," Fratto said.
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The continued buyback of stock signals confidence in that upside.
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The IFRC is now working to restore confidence in vaccines.
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Confidence in the probe broke down largely along partisan lines.
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"Yes, he has confidence in Director Comey," Mr. Priebus said.
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But confidence in Trump varied drastically based on party identification.
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Already, partisan bias is undermining confidence in the last election.
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Confidence in Achleitner has been damaged, said a major shareholder.
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We have a lot of confidence in who we are.
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I just don't -- I don't have any confidence in them.
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How are we supposed to have confidence in that process?
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It's no wonder Americans have lost confidence in our institutions.
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Confidence in Britain's economy improved but remained negative at -26.
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Christian Horner, Red Bull team principal, has confidence in Honda.
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"The president has confidence in the director," Spicer told reporters.
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The president has a preternatural confidence in his own instincts.
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"The most likely explanation appears to be linked to market confidence in the Asia region, with low confidence in local currencies providing a major boost to bitcoin demand," he told CNBC in an email.
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When each country was asked which leader they had confidence in to "do the right thing regarding world affairs," only Israel and Russia had more confidence in Trump than former US President Barack Obama.
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Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said, "When the president loses confidence in someone, they will no longer serve in the capacity they're in," asked whether President Trump has confidence in Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Trump has upended that trust, working to gut the administrative state, undermining international confidence in American power and stability, and corroding American confidence in law enforcement, the judiciary and the value of American democracy.
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The focus of her speech was on land and housing initiatives — seen as bids to restore confidence in Hong Kong following months of anti-government protests that have dampened business confidence in the city.
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Even late at night, the White House still refused to send any signal of confidence in the attorney general: It's almost 9pm and WH still cannot say whether POTUS has confidence in his Attorney General.
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This may show that investors now have more confidence in the sustainability of higher iron ore prices than they did in January, notwithstanding a loss of some of that confidence in the past four weeks.
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We think the write-down of subordinated debt held by retail investors and the associated domestic media coverage weakened retail confidence in bank bonds and may have undermined confidence in parts of the banking sector.
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Just 11 percent of Americans had either a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in Congress in 2018, compared to 46 percent of the public who said they had confidence in the institution.
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Nonetheless, confidence in the U.K. economy is starting to look shaky.
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"K: "I wish my sister had more confidence in her ability.
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Business confidence in May reached its highest level for six years.
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Still, on Friday, analysts were expressing almost total confidence in Amazon.
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MCGURN: It is a vote of confidence in his policies, right?
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Confidence in owning stocks is also poor compared to other investments.
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The confidence in the game seems to be in their ballpark.
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Eickhoff's success was due largely to newfound confidence in his slider.
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He described the vote as a 'vote of confidence in stability'.
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" Asked if he had confidence in Trump, Ryan said, "I do.
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I have newfound confidence in my ability to accomplish my goals.
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The consistent steady separation confirms strong confidence in the trend strength.
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Glad Gates has full confidence in technology he's bankrolled, but.... blerch.
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Ultimately, it could compound a crisis of confidence in our democracy.
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I have all the confidence in the world in our shooters.
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Interest has intensified as confidence in the equity markets has waned.
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Truthfully, you just have to have the confidence in doing it.
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Instagram has enough confidence in the product to launch it globally.
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"There's no confidence in what they say," Lainez told BuzzFeed News.
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Pfleger has confidence in Johnson because he's seen him at work.
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But the vote has badly undermined confidence in the British economy.
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"I have confidence in the guys," Giants coach Ben McAdoo said.
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Cramer believes his candidacy will inject confidence in managed care stocks.
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We need to restore our confidence in our ability to lead.
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And there is waning confidence in Chipotle's leadership in some quarters.
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But Hughes's confidence in the healing power of competition is misplaced.
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Analysts who cover Alphabet have lost some confidence in the stock.
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Confidence in the banking sector remains fragile although it is improving.
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I wanted that shot, but I had confidence in my teammates.
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It's about individuality and confidence in a relationship, like 'You're irreplaceable.
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Readings of consumer confidence in the housing market were decidedly lower.
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It will erode public confidence in the Justice Department she leads.
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Boeing continues to have "full confidence" in the 737 MAX's safety.
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By then, other regulators' confidence in the FAA had been shot.
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But her sheer confidence in getting into Harvard is an inspiration.
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That gives some investors confidence in the industry's long-term future.
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It was not just management, shareholders lost confidence in the numbers.
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The analyst cited "increased confidence" in Mondelez's revenue growth moving forward.
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The rebounding interest rate partly reflects higher confidence in global growth.
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But he started too cautiously, undermining investors' confidence in his programme.
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Back then, 23% of Democrats expressed confidence in the system vs.
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Gregg thinks it comes down to American's confidence in the future.
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"University Challenge" contestants must also have extraordinary confidence in their abilities.
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The nominee must then secure a vote of confidence in parliament.
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For the time being, though, investors' confidence in Facebook remains resolute.
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Confidence in home buying is slipping among renters as affordability sinks.
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Will Create 700 U.S. Jobs In 'Vote Of Confidence' In Trump.
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Nonetheless, Yankees manager Joe Girardi has not lost confidence in Judge.
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I have no confidence in David Jones as a public figure.
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Still, there remains a lack of confidence in their final product.
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We desperately have to be able to have confidence in them.
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The Trump campaign continues to evince confidence in its public pronouncements.
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Many wonder whether their pre-election confidence in Jokowi was misplaced.
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"He has great confidence in his stuff," Collins said of Matz.
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In European countries, confidence in Trump is as low as 7%.
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The smart ones should have confidence in your ability to deliver.
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"There's more confidence in 2019 than the numbers suggest," he said.
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May's spokesman said the prime minister had full confidence in Rudd.
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Just a month ago, Trump publicly expressed his confidence in Comey.
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And I think that's a sign of greater confidence in yourself.
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Liles said the agency had "very high" confidence in that assessment.
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Continued business growth has contributed to Latino confidence in the economy.
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Business likes certainty and confidence in what happens in the future.
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This week's developments did not inspire Rodgers' confidence in the government.
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But all this change hasn't changed investors' confidence in the company.
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"I have the utmost confidence in Tite's ability," Pele told Reuters.
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Greece's long economic crisis has shaken her confidence in the future.
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"He was smart enough to have confidence in himself," Pullman said.
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Markets' confidence in the government to repay bondholders will be shaken.
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"Vinyl" is gaining confidence in its storytelling as the series progresses.
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"We had a great deal of confidence in Fitz," said Tomlin.
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He also lamented that public confidence in public officials has declined.
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" She added: "He has full confidence in the secretary of state.
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Even worse was the loss of confidence in our political system.
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And that's something that the American people can have confidence in.
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Doing this without limit would quickly undermine confidence in its currency.
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But he expressed confidence in Facebook's ability to identify problems earlier.
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But Thomas expressed confidence in Ohio State's team of medical providers.
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Right now, you can just see the confidence in this team.
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"We've got complete confidence in him," Bears coach John Fox said.
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I know Bob Mueller and I have confidence in Bob Mueller.
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"We want investors to have confidence in our system," he said.
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Tighter monetary policy may also dent investor confidence in the sector.
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There is fading confidence in free markets and institutions of democracy.
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Last week's debates did not build my confidence in our party.
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And you have to have confidence in the rule of law.
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The supply situation has buyer confidence in the housing market dropping.
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"There is clearly a question of confidence in Canada," Williams said.
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Her confidence in and liking for each of these plans differ.
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"I think Tito has confidence in everyone down there," said Otero.
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It's declining confidence in ability of lawmakers to get anything done.
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Powerful lawmakers said they had lost confidence in the FBI chief.
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The First Amendment puts confidence in people to make rational judgements.
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To have that sense of confidence in your goalie is big.
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"I've got a lot of confidence in Mike," Cheney told me.
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"The president … had lost confidence in Director Comey," Sanders told reporters.
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Mayor Catherine Pugh said she had "full confidence" in De Sousa.
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How do you not have confidence in that sort of vision?!?
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This further eroded confidence in Trump's ability to enact his reforms.
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Despite that, my confidence in Tesla's own Autopilot software actually grew.
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Not because they actually have confidence in the her—God no!
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Q: Can you tell us do you have confidence in Steve?
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To him, Mr. Trump isn't simply undermining confidence in voting institutions.
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Earlier this year, Einhorn expressed confidence in his fund's stock positions.
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He exhibits unbridled confidence in being able to cut a deal.
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A majority of Americans once expressed strong confidence in the court.
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Above, he projected confidence in May, after he was forced out.
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Take confidence in whatever your plan is, whatever your goals are.
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First, with his administration, Americans have lost confidence in their exceptionalism.
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"What if you lose confidence in the attorney general?" he asked.
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"I lost confidence in his ability to lead," Mr. Carson said.
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The goal: restore their confidence in both Boeing and the agency.
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But he has already lost all confidence in the sharing economy.
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It's a sign of the bank's confidence in the E.U. economy.
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Those words will not fill Trazhukova with confidence in the slightest.
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" Asked about the secretary, Mr. Trump said, "Total confidence in Rex.
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One sign expressed "no confidence" in Ms. Snipes, with expletives attached.
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The patient lost all confidence in him and told him so.
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The American people should take some measure of confidence in that.
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"We have great confidence in the facilities out here," he says.
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That's not exactly a vote of confidence in China's economic system.
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And he's got to feel like you have confidence in him.
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Yes. Do I have respect and confidence in the entire club?
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MY MASTER RECIPES: 165 Recipes to Inspire Confidence in the Kitchen.
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Sustainability is essential so that businesses have confidence in the reforms.
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Abusive transactions can undermine public confidence in very important conservation work.
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Confidence in the retail sector also dropped to 2.0 from 3.1.
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People don't have a sense of confidence in what's being said.
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"I've got so much confidence in him," Gutierrez said of Nyquist.
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Later Wednesday, Trump told reporters he had "total confidence" in Tillerson.
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BUT I HAVE GREAT CONFIDENCE IN HIM AND RESPECT THEIR INDEPENDENCE.
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That feels like confidence in collective imagination, artists and audience together.
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I think the public should have confidence in what's going on.
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Joseph P. Aucoin, saying it had lost confidence in his leadership.
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For Mr. Steele, it dashed his confidence in American law enforcement.
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It was one point lower than consumer confidence in December 2018.
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And that will strengthen their confidence in the quickly approaching showdown.
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Security concerns have weighed on tourism and investor confidence in Turkey.
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On Wednesday morning, Trump expressed confidence in those officials on Twitter.
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Listen, we've got guys we have a lot of confidence in.
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Ms. Huffington insists the board has full confidence in Mr. Kalanick.
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Slumping communicates a lack of confidence in yourself and your words.
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The wide-ranging poll also showed rising confidence in the economy.
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But confidence in them is ebbing when they are most needed.
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"I have a lot of confidence in the president," he said.
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But they have already worked, with confidence, in Brazil and Indonesia.
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The biggest vote of confidence in Station F is from Facebook.
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Shafik said confidence in experts was at an all-time low.
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I HAVE VERY MUCH STRONG CONFIDENCE IN THE TEAM WE'VE ASSEMBLED.
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Only 35 percent of Americans have confidence in their national government.
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After Atria's action, "I lost all confidence in them," Regan said.
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At the same time, the president expressed confidence in Mrs. Clinton.
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Third, it's a way of undermining public confidence in the media.
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After all, what better way to assert confidence in your product?
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Its head chided the USIBC for breaching confidence in its submission.
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President Donald Trump is losing confidence in FBI Director Christopher Wray.
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"That is something we have very high confidence in," Kossin says.
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On Thursday, Shah insisted that Trump had total confidence in Kelly.
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Secretary Mnuchin said the performance reflected confidence in President Trump's policies.
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His confidence in his own appeal just makes him more appealing.
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Mr. Gotbaum expressed confidence in states' ability to defend their prerogatives.
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"The president has confidence in his chief of staff," she said.
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Exposing problems shows the party's confidence in facing them, Wang said.
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I wasn&apost brimming with confidence in my abilities and ideas.
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" Shah said Thursday that "the president has confidence in his staff.
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Does he still have confidence in McMaster to do his job?
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The public's confidence in the nation's spy catchers would be restored.
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"We've lost trust and confidence in their ability to lead," Adm.
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That kind of mixed information can undermine confidence in government efforts.
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"Confidence in one's leadership matters more to me than common complexion."
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You're the reason I have such incredible confidence in our future.
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The Democratic leader was projecting confidence in a Thursday press conference.
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Parliament can vote on whether it has confidence in May's government.
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"The president has confidence in his chief of staff," he said.
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"(Coach) Jogi (Joachim) Loew in particular has shown that he has great confidence in the players he chooses, and even if they've had setbacks he has continued to show confidence in them," Sandberg said on Thursday.
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So as trans people, as trans people of color, building our own confidence in ourselves and then to build our own confidence in our art, they don't happen separately; they are two weights that you're carrying.
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On the other hand, US adults reported having "little to no confidence" in Congress or President Donald Trump to prevent an outbreak in the US. Respondents only had slightly more confidence in airline companies than Congress.
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"After a historic decline in 2016, confidence in public institutions has slightly improved; growing confidence in the Afghan National Security Forces stabilized in 2017," Abdullah Ahmadzai, Asia Foundation's country representative in Afghanistan said in a statement.
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The board has "full confidence in his performance", according to the document.
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And some government officials were not exactly instilling confidence in Apple's engineers.
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Yet badly designed ballots and interminable recounts corrode confidence in other ways.
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It is imperative that people have confidence in the outcome of elections.
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Lawmakers are debating a motion of no confidence in Theresa May's administration.
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The increase in value signifies investor confidence in the rapidly diversifying company.
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It's time to renew consumer confidence in our online services and devices.
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Once you put in the work, have confidence in your abilities. 2.
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So I lost a lot of confidence in my naturally curly hair.
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He expressed confidence in the way the balance sheet runoff is progressing.
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As I say, look, mostly I wanna restore confidence in our democracy.
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But Cubs manager Joe Maddon expressed confidence in Schwarber before the game.
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Overall confidence in the government edged down from 62 percent in September.
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I wish my father-in-law had as much confidence in me.
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Donald Trump sees it as a vote of confidence in Trump himself.
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"I am seeing a lot of confidence in him," Brooks told reporters.
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It actually installed a lot more confidence in me as a songwriter.
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It allowed me to have more confidence in going with my gut.
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Markets may also have lost confidence in the BOJ's own policy measures.
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But first, he cautions, they need to have confidence in the model.
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The firm based the change on increasing confidence in Oracle's growth prospects.
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Confidence in the approach ebbed as wage growth stalled in the 2000s.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told reporters he had confidence in Salvini.
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"I have great confidence in my intelligence people," Trump did indeed say.
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Growing business confidence, in turn, would help the Fed reach its targets.
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The crisis in confidence in the banking system appears to have passed.
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The Mexican government would retaliate, and business confidence in America would suffer.
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But few have confidence in all sides to stick to the plan.
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Confidence in the political system was already falling before the latest crisis.
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The feedback "strengthened confidence in our guidance for the year", Park said.
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I had no confidence in my ability to hit proper tee shots.
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And I just tell young women to develop more confidence in themselves.
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"All my pitches I've had a lot of confidence in," Snell said.
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Q: You exude a lot of confidence in yourself, in your work.
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Local officials hailed the investment as a demonstration of confidence in Spain.
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Consumer confidence in the summer reached its highest level for ten years.
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Either way it threatens to undermine confidence in Mr Ramaphosa's economic policies.
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Instead, it gives several possible explanations, alongside its confidence in each one.
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Consumer confidence, in addition, is at its highest level since July 13.
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Do you still have full confidence in Jeff Sessions as attorney general?
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GRAHAM: I have confidence in Jeff that he can adjust his policies.
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South Africans are less keen: only 39% express confidence in Mr Trump.
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After a few sessions, our confidence in the gym started to increase.
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And that, officials fear, could affect public confidence in the election outcome.
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Libby Nelson: Your book was about a crisis of confidence in institutions.
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Forty percent of Americans have hardly any confidence in the political system.
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Bush declared "I have total confidence" in Thomas as the saga unfolded.
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In European countries, confidence in President Trump is as low as 7%.
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Restoring public confidence in the NSC is an ambition we both share.
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"Inbound investment is a vote of confidence in the U.S.," she said.
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Efforts to raise money also point to increased confidence in the sector.
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This should go some way to improving investor confidence in the country.
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"More significantly, the delay also undermined public confidence in INEC," he said.
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Nonetheless, Yankees manager Joe Girardi has not lost any confidence in Judge.
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Its purpose, I reckon, is to instill confidence in the phone's longevity.
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The president said he had confidence in his acting chief of staff.
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"[CNN's] confidence [in us] is in the lack of specifics," he said.
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Soccer's governing body FIFA said it had confidence in the Russian authorities.
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Otherwise, it could spook markets and shake investor confidence in the economy.
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This, the government fears, would undermine confidence in the value of money.
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That confirmation amounts to a vote of confidence in Blizzard's new league.
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I have confidence in the Senate Intelligence Committee investigation, so still reviewing.
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The result was an unmistakable feeling of greater confidence in my movement.
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But the November cuts tested confidence in the new inflation-targeting regime.
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BECKY QUICK: Have you lost confidence in the bank as a result?
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I put the work in, so I should have confidence in myself.
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However, now only 36 percent have confidence in the nation's highest court.
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Consumers also reported dramatically less confidence in the stability of their jobs.
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It leads to loss of confidence in breastfeeding and lower milk production.
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The accusations may be a paradoxical sign of confidence in the NBS.
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Trump has confidence in his communications director, Hope Hicks, too, she said.
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A special prosecutor could begin to restore confidence in this important institution.
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"It just goes back to having confidence in my teammates," Osweiler said.
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But these early reveals aren't instilling a lot of confidence in me.
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Supporters say the changes would bolster the public's confidence in the board.
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Trump tweeted condemning the attacks and expressing confidence in the Egyptian president.
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Respondents did not have any more confidence in lawmakers in either party.
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Republicans supportive of Hyde-Smith continue to evince confidence in her chances.
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Civil society leaders are struggling to maintain confidence in the new government.
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Already, the world has less confidence in America than we might guess.
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This is no time to lose confidence in what got us here.
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Now we have more confidence in the conclusions from our original paper.
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"Self esteem is defined as confidence in ones own worth," she explained.
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You may kindle confidence in someone else, and start a chain reaction.
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More importantly, Mr Greengrass was learning that confidence in his own way.
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It also reduces confidence in how mental illness, in general, are classified.
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Majorities in only three of the 24 countries expressed confidence in Bush.
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Their participation is viewed as a sign of confidence in an IPO.
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He added the bank would fully cooperate and had confidence in magistrates.
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Team Clinton's confidence in allying itself with Obama is just as clear.
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Reforming this process might boost confidence in the European institution a little.
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Among Democrats, confidence in Yang more than doubled from 6.7% to 13.7%.
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EISEN: WE'VE SEEN A BIG JUMP IN CONSUMER CONFIDENCE IN RECENT MONTHS.
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Moreover, low global confidence in President Trump has tarnished America's global image.
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According to a new Insider poll, Democrats have strong confidence in Sen.
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This can't give consumers much confidence in this industry or its regulator.
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Some military experts don't see Woodward's book shaking Trump's confidence in Mattis.
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Our confidence in the integrity of the immigration judge hiring remains high.
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Wolff expressed confidence in Formula One's management to make the right decisions.
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"I have complete confidence in the next generation of leaders," he said.
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"I do have full confidence in the military justice system," he said.
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The confidence in the state sector is reflected in the stock market.
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I want to thank our investors for reaffirming their confidence in us.
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It inspires greater confidence in our criminal justice system by the public.
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In Umm al-Fahm there's little confidence in the police as mediators.
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His friendship with a teacher only increased his family's confidence in him.
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Nearly seven in 10 adults worldwide express confidence in their local police.
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I gained a lot of confidence in the past couple of weeks.
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If they don't regain confidence in their skills, other patients could suffer.
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I left Beringer with a new confidence in my wine-drinking abilities.
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Confidence in the official intensity forecast is also much lower than normal.
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Another grower under the UKCSC scheme, Trev, has confidence in the project.
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This gives an indication of the level of confidence in the currency.
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This election has truly shaken much of my confidence in this country.
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Consumer confidence in the UK has sunk to a five-year low.
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Of course, puberty is a turbulent time for confidence in both genders.
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And I think I also have a lot more confidence in myself.
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Confidence in the institutions of government has fallen precipitously in recent decades.
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His supreme confidence in himself, and his team, is just a bonus.
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Japanese prime minister Abe Shinzo does not share Trump's confidence in Kim.
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Republicans do not seem to hold that confidence in their own legislation.
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And could there be a vote of no confidence in the management?
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"I don't have confidence in this system here at all," said Tibbo.
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"Our confidence in this approach remains stronger than ever," the spokesman said.
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Mr. Coscia's conviction gave prosecutors greater confidence in how to prove spoofing.
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A boost in consumer confidence, in turn, could ease those recession fears.
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They are fearful because they have so little confidence in President Trump.
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Falling spreads of the Markit indexes indicate investor confidence in those markets.
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Walking away could undermine confidence in the vehicle's current batch of startups.
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No one was freaking out, and that should instill confidence in people.
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People like Ms. Hatashita have given Bytedance confidence in its march overseas.
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" As for Mr. Cohn, he said, "I have confidence in Gary, too.
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Biden's South Carolina win could have inspired more confidence in his campaign.
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Confidence in the party's ability to fulfill its ambitions is increasingly shaky.
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Lindsey Graham (South Carolina) also expressed their support and confidence in Ratcliffe.
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I have great confidence in the men and women of this Department.
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"I have a lot of confidence in Bob Mueller," he told reporters.
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Labor experts said such detentions erode Western companies' confidence in Chinese suppliers.
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President Donald Trump said last Thursday he still had confidence in Pruitt.
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Despite Klinsmann's confidence in his role, his firing was not a surprise.
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"Ultimately you will win ... we have great confidence in you," Trump said.
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Even in Denmark, that progressive utopia, liberal confidence in democracy has frayed.
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They even had a higher confidence in their ability to overcome challenges.
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I didn&apost have any confidence in what he was talking about.
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Opponents have been vociferous and have undermined public confidence in the process.
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How do you help young people develop confidence in their own voices?
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The result has been a profound loss of confidence in the system.
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Consumers don't want more choice, but more confidence in the choices presented.
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The speaker did not hide her lack of confidence in Mr. McConnell.
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Further increase in capital return plan demonstrates board's confidence in group's prospects.
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He places astonishing confidence in his instincts, in listening to his gut.
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Several local GOP organizations have approved resolutions expressing "no confidence" in him.
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Public confidence in the integrity of government decision-making demands no less.
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There is great confidence in the moves that my Administration.... ....is making.
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"Do you still have confidence in Mitch McConnell?" asked host Pete Hegseth.
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Americans have a diminishing confidence in the government's ability to solve problems.
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But shoppers are going elsewhere, and investors are losing confidence in Kohl's.
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Such discrepancies corrode confidence in GDP as a measure of economic health.
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The public shift in loyalties is buoying confidence in the Guaido camp.
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He is here to stay, and markets don't have confidence in him.
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I've always had confidence in the good judgment of the American people.
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IT IS SENDING A POSITIVE STORY OF GLOBAL CONFIDENCE IN THE USA.
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Recent retail headlines have not inspired much confidence in the sector's future.
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Roger Cohen There's a mood of confidence in Moscow bordering on triumphalism.
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Graham instead said Wednesday he still has confidence in the FBI director.
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The company must regain confidence in itself through relentless root cause analysis.
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The current Congress has already withdrawn its confidence in the government once.
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But one thing improving with age is the confidence in the sector.
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That's affected some of his play, but we have confidence in him.
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And Stephenson and AT&T's board are clearly expressing confidence in Stankey.
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We are paying fewer taxes and have greater confidence in our future.
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Maley reiterated confidence in his assessment following Thursday's fourth-quarter earnings report.
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Pompeo said he is "never surprised," suggesting Trump lost confidence in Bolton.
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Voters who did have an opinion had the most confidence in Sen.
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Those steps reflected the Fed's confidence in the health of the economy.
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Eventually, they concluded there was a "crisis of confidence" in the web.
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Still, they acknowledged that confidence, in oneself and one's gear, was crucial.
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" Sanders said Trump lost confidence in Comey "over the last several months.
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Wilkie issued a statement praising her service and expressing confidence in Windom.
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It has amounted to a hollowing out of confidence in democracy itself.
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Why are you mad at me for having confidence in my teammates?
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But White House spokesman Sean Spicer expressed confidence in the legislation's prospects.
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However, there are pockets of lower confidence in vaccines across the world.
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But it could cause investors to rapidly lose confidence in oil companies.
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An ongoing mayoral election is failing to inspire much confidence in residents.
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You're the reason why I have such incredible confidence in our future.
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Once I cracked this code, I gained confidence in talking to strangers.
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Only 27 percent of people in a 25-nation survey by the Pew Research Center had confidence in the American president to do the right thing in world affairs — and only 9 percent have such confidence in France.
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Reuters/Ipsos, which tracked confidence in major institutions every couple of months after the 22 presidential election, found in late January that 52 percent of Americans had a "great deal" or "some" confidence in the new president's executive branch.
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"Absolutely, the president has confidence in all of his Cabinet and if he didn't they wouldn't be here," White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters Thursday when asked about Trump's confidence in Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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"With him coming out and saying he's not changing anything, it says a lot about his confidence in me and his confidence in the players in the offense," said Foles, who completed 24 of 38 passes for 237 yards.
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"These nonsenses of threatening general elections, and votes of confidence in the prime minister ... bring it on, because I shall be the first in the queue to give my vote of full confidence in the prime minister," Soubry said.
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"That reflects the business environment that we could be looking forward to in the coming months, because if businesses don't have confidence in the president, they're not going to necessarily have confidence in the economy going forward," she said.
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Since 2014, Gallup polling has found that Americans' confidence in police has polarized.
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"We have full confidence in the work of the investigating authorities," Kury said.
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Confidence in Dalton was low, with some calling for him to be benched.
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"That's the real issue about confidence in no-nuclear weapons program," he added.
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There's just more confidence in her moves, in and out of the studio.
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"Coach Stackhouse gave me a lot of confidence in the game," Tavares said.
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Early signs are that confidence in vaccines is rising since the law change.
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Furyk expressed confidence in his man, not that he could say much else.
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So far they have voiced their confidence in the safety of the MAX.
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UPS raised its free cash flow guidance and expressed confidence in its outlook.
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Your confidence in me makes what I am about to say much harder.
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Confidence in the government and its loan and donations-reliant plans is lacking.
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TODD: [D]oes the president still have confidence in his national security adviser?
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Winning confidence in the remaining weeks before the vote will be a challenge.
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Since the procedure, Woods says she has found even more confidence in herself.
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"I always have confidence in myself, I've just had to wait," Boucher says.
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He instilled supernatural confidence in the people who fought and trained under him.
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Amid high-profile political cyberattacks, Americans are losing confidence in their own cybersecurity.
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The rand gained slightly after the ANC reaffirmed its confidence in the minister.
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Arrears on foreign debts had been paid, and confidence in the currency restored.
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It ran three polls this year on confidence in major institutions: between Jan.
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But Boeing has said it still has confidence in the 737 Max 8.
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"I have great confidence in him and great friendship for him," he said.
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Namely, the experience increases self-confidence in men and reduces it in women.
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My speech is about trust in God, hope, and confidence in the future.
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It's a tonal mess, but it has admirable confidence in its gonzo sensibilities.
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Her confidence in this unfamiliar space was a reminder that we weren't powerless.
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BMW cannot sell an $80,000 car without complete confidence in its aluminum quality.
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" On whether he has confidence in Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin: "Yes I do.
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There is finally going to be justice and I have confidence in that.
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Over this time, I've grown so much in my confidence, in my faith.
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Confidence in industry and services also went down, while consumer sentiment improved slightly.
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Mr Corbyn will probably table a motion of no confidence in the government.
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Italy's big problem is that the electorate has lost confidence in mainstream politics.
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We've reviewed the Boeing fix and we believe, we have confidence in it.
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Parliament is considering a vote of no confidence in Iraq's president, a Kurd.
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"We have confidence in ourselves regardless of who the opponent is," said Schwartz.
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When asked, she said May had full confidence in Brexit minister David Davis.
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Its board says it has full confidence in the firm and its boss.
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But the zaniness also suggests a lack of confidence—in Mr McKay's audience.
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"Maintaining confidence in the integrity of our financial markets is vital," Armour added.
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Three-quarters of Brazilians say they have lost confidence in their elected officials.
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Homebuying has slowed as price gains accelerate and consumer confidence in housing wanes.
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She seems to have no confidence in exactly what the future will bring.
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But the current poll numbers do not breed confidence in a Trump victory.
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Benn had called Corbyn to express his lack of confidence in his leadership.
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This story strips away another layer of confidence in companies and corporate America.
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Soviet victory in the second world war gave them confidence in their country.
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We have confidence in our characters, in our actors, and in the moments.
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Right now, the fact is that investors have lost confidence in Deutsche Bank.
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And public confidence in science writ large has remained remarkably stable for decades.
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The teacher said he hopes to instill hope and confidence in his students.
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If that volatility continues, it could erode consumers' confidence in the economic recovery.
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"I have the utmost confidence in every guy on this roster," Mannion said.
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Here, both groups reported about the same levels of confidence in the economy.
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Wall Street is placing their confidence in Snap and its CEO Evan Spiegel.
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I believe new leadership at the FBI will restore confidence in the organization.
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The world's aviation authorities have lost confidence in the US Federal Aviation Administration.
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It involves not allowing them to undermine confidence in our institutions and ideals.
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Exercise extreme caution until markets digest the loss of confidence in central bankers.
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And earlier on Thursday, President Trump said he had "total" confidence in Sessions.
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Trump "seems to have lost confidence in just about everybody," the source said.
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You have to have confidence in the impartiality and nonpoliticization of the bureau.
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Hopes of tax cuts have boosted business and consumer confidence in recent months.
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"The president has confidence in everyone who serves in this administration," Spicer reiterated.
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"Of course there's always risk, but I felt tremendous confidence in the decision."
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The opposition has presented a parliamentary motion of no confidence in the government.
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US intelligence agencies have "high confidence" in that, and the emails suggest it.
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Do you have confidence in the integrity and fair-mindedness of Elijah Cummings?
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At least a little confidence in Theresa May; Michael Cohen gets three years.
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Other highlights from Spicer's off-camera briefing: Does Trump have confidence in Rosenstein?
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She may lose confidence in you and not assign you to new projects.
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Tillerson did not give me confidence in his ability to fully do that.
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"We need an intelligence committee report that people have confidence in," he said.
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I think everyone in this clubhouse has the utmost confidence in one another.
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They shook hands and expressed confidence in a "smooth and effective" leadership transition.
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"We've got a lot of confidence in JC," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Asked about Tillerson on Wednesday, Trump said he had "total confidence" in him.
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According to the Post, US officials have high confidence in the CIA's assessment.
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Confidence in Ms. Rousseff and her party may have plunged in recent months.
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Trump expressed confidence in the embattled EPA chief as recently as last month.
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That has set a dangerous precedent, undermining the public's confidence in our elections.
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But he also expressed confidence in his ability to push through any pain.
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Mayor Catherine Pugh expressed confidence in De Sousa following announcement of the charges.
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William McRaven, said Monday that the military needed "confidence" in its leaders' values.
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The president expressed confidence in this fall's elections, arguing the GOP will prevail.
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I have a great confidence in the career experts working in emergency management.
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They wanted to encourage more confidence in women to determine their own lives.
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Yovanovitch said that her removal had undercut confidence in the U.S. diplomatic corps.
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But without confidence in its security, its users, and its power, could vanish.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump told reporters he still has confidence in Pruitt.
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Stick to the plan "It's about having confidence in the plan," Faull said.
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It's now also throwing into doubt confidence in a better end to 2019.
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The new government won a vote of confidence in parliament earlier this week.
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But in the end, I found my confidence in animal models shaken further.
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It will be really hard to rebuild people's confidence in our national brands.
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Stability, democracy and confidence in government cannot be built on a rotten foundation.
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"The farmers have lost confidence in their own way of life," he added.
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Their union issued a Vote of No Confidence in ICE Director John Morton.
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CIA and FBI have high confidence in this judgment; NSA has moderate confidence.
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Brazilians, particularly in Rio de Janeiro, normally have little confidence in the police.
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Consumer confidence in Australia has slumped in sharp contrast to upbeat business polls.
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JOHN MALONE: I have a lot of confidence in David and his team.
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Moreover, any confidence in the FEC's unwillingness to ban books is sorely misplaced.
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Investors are looking to Temer to restore confidence in Latin America's largest economy.
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"Yes I do," Trump said when asked whether he had confidence in Mnuchin.
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Investors' confidence in the ratings as indicators of future performance is misplaced, however.
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"People lost confidence in traditional politics, institutions, society," he said in an interview.
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" [narrator voice] He doesn't have any sort of confidence in his "intelligence people.
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The PBOC's digital currency is far from a vote of confidence in Bitcoin.
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"The central leadership has high confidence in you," Mr. Xi said, praising Mrs.
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That has given meteorologists a high degree of confidence in the current forecast.
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It's all about creating more desirability and giving customers confidence in their choice.
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He later undermined public confidence in the election by warning of voter fraud.
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I think I have a bit less pressure, more confidence in my game.
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I would say he was a person who had enormous confidence in himself.
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When you call it fake news you're undermining confidence in our news media.
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Maybe the Spurs have enough confidence in Bryn Forbes to let Mills walk.
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The study's findings affirms that the public lacks confidence in the media's coverage.
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But the commission was never going to restore confidence in the voting process.
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They set high standards for students and try to instill confidence in them.
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Is their chaos within the campaign, or did Trump lose confidence in Corey?
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She admitted she often lacked confidence in herself on hardcourts and grass courts.
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As a director sometimes your job is to create confidence in a show.
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He also expressed confidence in intelligence reports pointing to high-level Saudi involvement.
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Officials from the Katz campaign also reiterated their confidence in the upcoming recount.
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The policies of the Trump-Ryan coalition weaken that confidence in three ways.
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Consumer confidence in the jobs market climbed to its highest point since 2008.
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"This is about public confidence in the safety of air travel," said Nelson.
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That cabinet would still need to win a vote of confidence in Parliament.
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I like Cardi B's confidence in "Bodak Yellow" and find the song catchy.
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The C.I.A. and the F.B.I. reported they had high confidence in the conclusion.
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This was widely interpreted as a show of confidence in Mr. Betancur's integrity.
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They said their goal was to restore confidence in institutions damaged in 2016.
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The step is also a measured vote of confidence in the software business.
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It's not actually true,' it undermines the patients' confidence in us as providers.
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And at first foragers did not show a lot of confidence in immigrants.
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Since then, the president has largely stopped expressing public confidence in Mr. Putin.
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The strong demand may give some investors confidence in backing further unicorn I.P.O.s.
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That's a vote of no confidence in the Fed and its communication strategy.
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That would just tell you the market has no confidence in the Fed.
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You want your attire to inspire confidence in your colleagues, managers, and clients.
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But it's also because researchers have placed undue confidence in their p-values.
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Despite the row, Ratas said he still had confidence in all his ministers.
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The more they are clustered together, the higher the confidence in the forecast.
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In general, the historical data gives us confidence in the broad turnout picture.
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But these measures failed to restore confidence in the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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C.I.A. and F.B.I. have high confidence in this judgment; N.S.A. has moderate confidence.
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The appointment aimed at restoring confidence in an administration shaken by the scandal.
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At home and abroad, Trump has shaken confidence in how America makes decisions.
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I had confidence in the brand and was prepared to enjoy its taste.
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"I have complete confidence in the security of this system," Ms. Wise said.
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The potential temperature range is fairly wide, providing lower confidence in this forecast.
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"We have a lot of confidence in Keith," Devils coach John Hynes said.
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He's patient, he never panics, he's got a lot of confidence in himself.
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But an expected rise in protectionist policies has dented confidence in those prospects.
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But once confidence in Bush's abilities had been questioned all bets were off.
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I have confidence in these agreements to bring stability to the global markets.
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But the backing from the Fed failed to restore confidence in Bear Stearns.
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He writes and speaks frequently on the role of confidence in decision making.
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It's not the kind of thing that inspires confidence in the state's numbers.
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Even with growth in Uber's business, investor confidence in the company is precarious.
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The sports car dives into corners with all the confidence in the world.
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The currency devaluation and market crash in 2015 also lessened confidence in Beijing.
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The impeachment process gave Congress a chance to restore confidence in constitutional safeguards.
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Do you have confidence in your ability to distinguish between fact and opinion?
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Also like Trump, he showed a misplaced confidence in the private sector's virtues.
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In Mexico, 2628 percent say they do not have confidence in the president.
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Do you have full confidence in Jes Staley to get this job done?
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The precision and awkwardness of this method gave me absolute confidence in it.
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Different times produce different leaders; Americans have lost confidence in self-effacing patricians.
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Her work led to a positive identification, and to confidence in her technique.
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She said she had confidence in the Florida Legislature to address the issues.
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Does that give you any more confidence in the process that's playing out?
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The poll continues to paint a dire outlook for confidence in U.S. democracy.
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The poll continues to paint a dire outlook for confidence in U.S. democracy.
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Falsehoods about election results can damage public confidence in the process, they say.
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We have higher confidence in accumulating snowfall north and west of the Beltway.
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We already have a crisis of confidence in our governments, institutions, and scientists.
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We have absolute confidence in the integrity of Jojo Moyes and her work.
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He also said he had confidence in the Chinese government to be transparent.
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I have a lot of confidence in Todd and Mike and their staffs.
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This helps him in his goal of undermining confidence in our democratic institutions.
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Jamal Brown, a Biden spokesperson, expressed confidence in the state of their campaign.
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If we want to restore public confidence in government, things need to change.
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For the past three quarters, manufacturers' confidence in their businesses' futures has soared.
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Other attacks are somewhat subtler, but also undermine confidence in our legal structures.
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A spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said she had confidence in Grayling.
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But that has done little to restore confidence in equities, said this trader.
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Not exactly the sort of thing that inspires confidence in a product's durability.
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Beyond Meat has expressed confidence in its ability to supply any restaurant chain.
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Trump later walked back his comments and expressed confidence in his intelligence officials.
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Public confidence in the fairness of U.S. elections is critical to our democracy.
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Nor does the public have high confidence in Trump's own crisis-management skills.
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Nonetheless, she expressed confidence in Francis' comprehension of the seriousness of the issue.
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Asked whether the president still has confidence in Rosenstein, Sanders dodged the question.
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The Equifax data breach shook public confidence in the entire credit rating industry.
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People just want to feed their family with something they have confidence in.
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These problems cross party lines, harm all taxpayers, and undermine confidence in government.
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The turnaround may be partly due to improved confidence in the ringgit MYR=.
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More than a quarter said they have little or no confidence in them.
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However, there was some confidence in the EU's role as a political force.
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Last year, just under half of Afghans said they had confidence in Ghani.
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"They do seem to have strong confidence in their underlying ... businesses," Li said.
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President Trump voiced confidence in Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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We'll get a read of small-business owners' confidence in the U.S. economy.
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But the pledges made this week did not inspire confidence in all quarters.
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Those factors along with the government shutdown did hit consumer confidence in January.
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We've lost the confidence in our leaders and the faith in our institutions.
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A higher participation rate usually points to increased confidence in the labor market.
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Alas, his shooting edges toward disastrous, and his confidence in it is sodden.
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Confidence in Musk from Tesla's following does not appear to be waning, however.
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Musk's remarks during the analyst call shook investors' confidence in Tesla, Irons said.
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"This independent, outside review will ensure public confidence in the findings," Israel said.
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Two Catalan pro-independence parties backed the motion of no-confidence in Rajoy.
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He didn't have the confidence in himself to get himself out of there.
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President Jimmy Carter pronounced "a crisis of confidence" in a speech in 1979.
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I would say that the two most important things are to always believe in yourself, always have that confidence in yourself so then other people know how they should treat you and know that they can have confidence in you.
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"I have confidence in Mueller, the president ought to have confidence in Mueller, and I think, to answer your question, it would be suicide for the president to want to talk about firing Mueller," Grassley said on Fox Business Network.
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"Typically, when you look at their (Russia's) disinformation, their social media, it is generally targeted at the undermining of Western values, confidence in that government, confidence in their governmental leaders, almost always subtly just hedging away at that," Scaparrotti said.
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He said he expected lawmakers to select one of two neutral propositions: either - I have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party, or, I do not have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party.
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" Compared with baby boomers, millennials are jaded and less trustful, and it's easy to understand why they feel that way: "Millennials came of age around 2000, just in time for 9/11, just in time for 2008, and they don't have a lot of confidence in financial markets, they don't have a lot of confidence in governments, and they certainly don't have a lot of confidence in corporations.
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Just 29% have some confidence in the institution, according to Latinobarómetro, a polling firm.
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In response, the supervisory board last month said it had full confidence in Achleitner.
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Improving customer confidence in electric cars, however, is the NIO executive's most pressing issue.
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"The department has full faith and confidence in the F-35 program," Summers said.
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If you subtract the confidence in increasing growth and economic prospects, valuations will contract.
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A Mars and Neptune sextile arrives on the 10th, arousing our confidence in creativity!
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Four CEOs in just six years didn't help investor confidence in the brand either.
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This means oil production will likely increase alongside improved confidence in Libya's political prospects.
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For him, it was vital he ensure public confidence in our institutions of justice.
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GAETZ: And won&apost have confidence in anybody until the documents are turned over.
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Manufacturers' confidence in business also slipped to the lowest level in nearly two years.
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Carefully deployed, it can convey the quality of character that reinforces confidence in constituents.
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It's unclear exactly what caused the board to lose confidence in Hallal and Sinha.
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Polls found that confidence in the city's future was at a 16-year low.
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Experts said that the bitcoin rise has given investors confidence in these other currencies.
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"We could do it earlier because we have such confidence in the share price".
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Western accreditation is also a vital component for confidence in undergoing foreign medical treatments.
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No act by Moscow could have done more to undermine confidence in the alliance.
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Bill Maher's best hope is that something shatters the widespread confidence in our economy.
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"You have caused immeasurable damage to New Yorkers' confidence in their government," she said.
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"I try to instill as much confidence in him as I can," says Selby.
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The Navy said the incident resulted in a "loss of confidence" in him. 5.
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So it's a little bit harder to have confidence in social networking longer term.
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"Since I've been out, I've just gained so much confidence in myself," he said.
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Struggling with eating shook my confidence in my ability to know how to be.
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But that's not reassuring, even to those who express confidence in US defense capabilities.
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This erosion of confidence in the Federal Reserve poses grave risks to our economy.
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Only 26 percent of European allies have confidence in how Trump handles world affairs.
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I found my confidence in every mile I finished, in every obstacle I overcame.
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Jessie James Decker has all the confidence in the world regarding her parenting prowess.
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It would also signal Buffett's confidence in Brian Moynihan, Bank of America's chief executive.
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"That has definitely injected some confidence in the overall market in China," she said.
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You may not have the faith and confidence in the brand that I do.
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The previous week Matteo Salvini, the League's leader, had withdrawn confidence in the government.
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"We have full confidence in SpaceX," NASA spokesperson Stephanie Martin told the Orlando Sentinel.
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But it is also a clear sign of growing confidence in the Egyptian economy.
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His recommendations are listed below in descending order of his confidence in them.1.
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It could even shake confidence in the bank's willingness to act in another crisis.
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Mr Macri will hope the combined measures restore the markets' confidence in his government.
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Mr Caputo's most urgent task is therefore to restore confidence in the central bank.
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More than half (54%) of Americans say it impacts their confidence in other Americans.
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The loss of confidence in professions such as politics and journalism is well advertised.
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On Thursday, Steiner reiterated Ocado's confidence in signing more deals in the medium term.
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Still, the low overall public confidence in our electoral vote counting should be worrying.
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A high credit score gives lenders confidence in your ability to repay your loan.
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I believe in democracy and I have confidence in the people of my country.
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The majority of them -- 89% -- expressed confidence in providing information on allergy-friendly meals.
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Like I said (during the losing streak), we still have confidence in each other.
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He added that he hoped the inquiry would restore public confidence in the PIC.
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I can safely say feeling so self conscious has left my confidence in tatters.
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The EU's tactics are supposed to be a vote of confidence in the WTO.
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What they told the public: The FBI lost confidence in their director James Comey.
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The nuclear option might be a vote of no confidence in the prime minister.
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It gave me a lot more confidence in being about to pick up coding.
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But their confidence in the recent warm spell turned out to be slightly optimistic.
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A strong regulator increases confidence in drugs and devices, reassuring payers and patients alike.
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Why should the American people have confidence in you to demonstrate courage in office?
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They convey excitement, but also Luke's growing confidence in the force and Yoda's surprise.
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In Iraq, a 2015 Gallup survey found 60% express confidence in the national government.
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However, nearly 80% of manufacturing contacts reported confidence in their local economy, Wilkerson said.
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Their confidence in the press has risen by 14 percentage points since his election.
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"However, nearly 80% of manufacturing contacts reported confidence in their local economy," Wilkerson said.
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"We have fullest confidence in our armed forces who will react appropriately," he added.
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But despite the President's confidence in Pittsburgh, the city's mayor was not as enthusiastic.
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Apple reiterated confidence in achieving its F2020 services target with revenue up 2x vs.
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From Boeing:Boeing continues to have full confidence in the safety of the 737 MAX.
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" Trump also "expressed his confidence" in Sisi's "commitment to protect Christians and all Egyptians.
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Nevertheless, he felt market intervention would only hit investor confidence in the long run.
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We appreciate Hudson Executive's confidence in our ability to execute on our strategic objectives.
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Fundamental to that is market confidence in central banks' ability to achieve that goal.
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A motion of no-confidence in Zuma was defeated by 198 votes to 177.
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"Our decision does not reflect a lack of confidence in the economy," she said.
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Cillizza's piece also reports that the American people have lost confidence in the media.
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So the President of the United States doesn't have confidence in our missile defenses.
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REPORTER: When you call it "fake news," you're undermining confidence in our news media.
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He exudes confidence in both English and Spanish, and his enthusiasm is immediately contagious.
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According to the Pew poll, just 17% of the Dutch have confidence in Trump.
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There are signs that international investor confidence in Qatar may be starting to recover.
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I have every confidence in the world we're going to get their jobs back.
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These ideas help us understand attacks which destabilize confidence in democratic institutions or debate.
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Extra time showed the studios' confidence in what it had; short turnarounds predict stinkers.
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This attack on public confidence in election results was thwarted at the last moment.
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With each obstacle they overcome, they gain confidence in their ability to become better.
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"I still have a lot of confidence in the Senate intelligence committee," Toomey said.
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"The President, over the last several months lost confidence in Director Comey," she says.
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Reince Priebus, January 103, on ABC: "Trump has confidence in Director Comey," he said.
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"The smelter keeps working and therefore we have confidence in our future," he says.
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"The President has confidence in Jared," she said during on off-camera press briefing.
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Women reported higher confidence in their future, fewer mistakes and less stress around money.
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People were either confused or mad about Dunham's self-confidence in doing nude scenes.
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Or maybe we just put all our confidence in James Comey, picker of presidents.
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Trump's media bashing would be ignored if citizens had greater confidence in the press.
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And I also have more confidence in myself and the people I work with.
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Such negativity saps public confidence in their news sources as well as public officials.
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Efforts by Chinese policymakers to shore up confidence in the economy have helped somewhat.
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For his part, the president apparently has "total confidence" in Sessions as Attorney General.
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I feel like he had full confidence in someone else on his team, too.
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Schorling, who is chairman of Hexagon, has said he has full confidence in Rollen.
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Previously, confidence in the system was lacking and that impacted decision-making, Gadkari said.
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There's good news: most Americans still have at least some confidence in our elections.
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Steady or rising inflation expectations are central to the Fed's confidence in its outlook.
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White House adviser Sebastian Gorka says the President "absolutely" has confidence in General Nicholson.
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That is an extraordinary degree of confidence in science, especially about a complex phenomenon.
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So I'm just worried that there's a shift, and we lose confidence in Washington.
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In the Western world, confidence in the organization is at an all-time low.
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It's like confidence in herself and her subconscious and her talents and her being.
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"Public confidence in our institutions get shaken by these sort of events," Rudd said.
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Whoever is up there, a lot of confidence in who is at the dish.
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Better scrutiny of technical prowess, however, might give Paralympians more confidence in the system.
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They are not investing out of confidence in the asset class as a whole.
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For his part, Glynn told me his team had nothing but confidence in Jaimes.
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Sanders said that Trump had "over the last several months" lost confidence in Comey.
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"We have a lack of confidence in his judgment at this point," Leonard added.
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Neither will the public have confidence in investigations conducted by Republican dominated congressional committees.
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The president one day earlier declined to answer whether he had confidence in Rosenstein.
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In comparison, 40 percent of respondents have little or no confidence in Mueller's impartiality.
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They lack confidence in the Shiite-controlled Baghdad government to do right by them.
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But simply thinking of yourself as awkward can undermine your confidence in social situations.
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Confidence in higher education declined the most among Republicans, dropping 22019 points since 2015.
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His past writings inspire nothing but confidence in his ability to be this solution.
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Survey after survey shows a clear lack of public confidence in our elected officials.
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Only 33% told a poll they have confidence in the government's counter-terrorism strategy.
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It will also have taken a chunk out of confidence in the global economy.
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Mr Johnson reckons that the problem is lack of confidence in the justice system.
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The CEO said that Hawaiian has a lot of confidence in its business model.
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This Israeli assertiveness indicates renewed confidence in American support implied by the embassy move.
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"I do have full confidence in the military justice system," Mr. Esper told reporters.
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"I have zero confidence in her," Escobar said in an interview Tuesday with Hill.
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This lack of knowledge leads to a lack of confidence in discussing fertility options.
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"Consumer confidence and small business confidence, in particular, is sky high," Ortiz told Hill.
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"I certainly have more confidence in Pompeo as a negotiator than his boss," Sen.
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His mission to undermine confidence in the American system of capitalism on track, comrades.
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British public confidence in the prospects for Brexit is plummeting, according to recent polls.
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The devastating ambush, and the muddled response, will further undermine confidence in the government.
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He asked the council to back the cap to revive confidence in the economy.
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They blame the voting process, undermine confidence in election results, and delegitimize the opposition.
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Neither party is alone in undermining confidence in the legitimacy of the electoral process.
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Panetta has expressed confidence in Kelly's ability to create order and effectively combat leaks.
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The better-than-expected performance is likely increasing confidence in the company's new model.
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But a weaker dollar can also undermine confidence in other US assets, including bonds.
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But in the past, no I have no confidence in a guy like Brennan.
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A strong jobs report last Friday bolstered investors' confidence in the United States economy.
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Only two questions seemed to temper his confidence in taking on this particular game.
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And if you talk to those around him, they have confidence in his leadership.
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Fighting fraud is also crucial to maintaining public confidence in the health care system.
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Democratic voters were overwhelmingly likely to have confidence in Mueller and their party's lawmakers.
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Labour MPs saying they had no confidence in him, Corbyn came close to quitting.
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Builders, however, claim they are not losing confidence in the administration's promise of deregulation.
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Promoting Nick NurseWhy did Ujiri sack Casey and have so much confidence in Nurse?
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You can start by conveying confidence in the speaker, and making them feel supported.
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The opposition called for a vote of no confidence in Parliament, possibly later today.
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They play with that, and they own that, and there's a confidence in that.
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"Investment pledges in 2016 beat our target, reflecting investor confidence in Thailand," she said.
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"Yes, I do," Trump said Tuesday when asked whether he had confidence in Mnuchin.
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Thornberry said the report fails to build confidence in the administration's anti-ISIS strategy.
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There was confidence in the Fed's willingness to follow through on what it said.
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At the same time, confidence in the 4th-generation butterfly keyboard still isn't high.
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To achieve these goals, Americans must have confidence in their country and its leadership.
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Despite the remarks, Trump told reporters Tuesday that he still has confidence in Tillerson.
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You're frustrated that 172 Labour MPs have voted no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.
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Democrats and Republicans voiced confidence in Conaway as the new face of the investigation.
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But the latest tweet from US Strategic Command doesn't give much confidence in that.
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Americans, yes, they lost confidence in Robert Mueller&aposs probe or so-called probe.
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It instilled a confidence in stocks that Cramer hadn't seen since Reagan was elected.
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Chevron highlighted its improved cash position to underscore its confidence in the buyback program.
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Cotton Mather wanted to alleviate suffering but also restore public confidence in the clergy.
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At the time, the White House declined to say Trump had confidence in Sessions.
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Now he exudes self-confidence, in a way only men who were champions do.
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Trump expressing confidence in an appointee certainly doesn't mean he or she is safe.
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Why it matters: Weaker results could have sent market confidence in the automaker reeling.
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However, IBM's confidence in its operating system prowess led others to take similar chances.
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I have all the confidence in the world UFC 205 will top that one.
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And look, a lot of us have a lot of confidence in the president.
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Despite the warning signs, the president has expressed confidence in the U.S. economy's strength.
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When that confidence in military opportunities is lost, the all-volunteer-force model fails.
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Plans to increase these payouts generally reflect banks' confidence in their own financial health.
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Currently, 44 percent of Republicans have a great deal of confidence in the court.
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Mattis, meanwhile, expressed confidence in ISIS's defeat and in Congress's support for the strategy.
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"I have a lot of confidence in Bob Mueller," McConnell says in the ad.
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"I just felt that I didn't have any confidence" in their assessment, Waters said.
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