This Fourth of July, I cannot reassure others because I cannot reassure myself.
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Reassure on the future of the euro, reassure on all these points and we will have the opportunity to do so.
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But whereas religion seeks to reassure you that you're not alone, Footsteps seeks to reassure you when you realize that you are.
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Le Pen on the side, reassure what France is, its principles but also reassure from an economic, financial, budgetary, European point of view.
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Matthew Cuhls, currently the CEO of ReAssure Group, will become chief operating officer of ReAssure following Hodge's elevation, a Swiss Re spokeswoman said.
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"The onus is really on the Hong Kong government now, despite a crisis, to really get back in the game and step up and reassure investors, reassure businesses," she said.
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The listing would enable ReAssure to operate under the European Union's Solvency II regime, which had less onerous capital requirements than Switzerland's regime, ReAssure Chief Financial Officer Ian Patrick told the call.
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"I think it was a good idea to reassure people that an NDP government would be reasonable, but when you reassure too much, you don't create a dynamic of enthusiasm," Boulerice admitted.
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Greater Manchester Police stepped up patrols to reassure the community.
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Reassure yourself with thoughts about how it will go well.
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The United States has taken steps to reassure the banks.
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And ... reassure the Muslim community that we will be safe.
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This is, in turn, is unlikely to reassure hardcore Brexiters.
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Merkel tried to reassure voters after the Bavarian election results.
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She proved consistent and forceful enough to reassure her fans.
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The maturing taste of Chinese tourists may reassure Venetian locals.
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In recent weeks the government has striven to reassure investors.
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"Assure" means to reassure or to give confidence in something.
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Yet Macri's efforts to reassure investors are already paying dividends.
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That might reassure investors, at least in the short term.
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And he says much to reassure Western diplomats and investors.
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Reich argues for more bilateral investment treaties to reassure investors.
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Premier Li Keqiang also sought to reassure nervous on Tuesday.
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These images are designed not to trouble, but to reassure.
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Awkwardly, Valerie put an arm around her, to reassure her.
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But did Trump really need to reassure the religious right?
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And lastly, always reassure kids that it's not their fault.
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Mr. Stern said he had tried to reassure the officials.
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" She tries to reassure them: "Tomorrow, it could be different.
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The televised images did not appear to reassure the public.
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Her mother has bent over, pearls swinging, to reassure her.
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They try to reassure me, but I am still skeptical.
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I want to reassure you that my promise remains intact.
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Coordination and clear communication are critical to reassure the public.
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In general, Mr. Moon has tried hard to reassure Washington.
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"You did good," her stepdaughter said, trying to reassure her.
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But will Sotheby's statement reassure potential buyers and their advisers?
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But let me try to reassure you, along with myself.
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By contrast, demonstrations of oneness, sameness and unity reassure them.
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An airport greeter tried to reassure him around 9 p.m.
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Three other women reassure her: The bone crunching is normal.
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He also tried to reassure investors on the Italian economy.
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Lee could reassure her that she was doing it right.
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I closed my eyes again and considered the path to here, to a couch in Jupiter and a Wednesday morning in March with nothing to do but reassure those kind enough to reassure me.
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"Listen, I can't reassure anybody of anything," Fogelman told EW. Wait!
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To reassure markets, Trump officials pointed to America's skyrocketing oil production.
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House and Senate leaders used those arguments to reassure Republican holdouts.
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You know, just reassure us that we're not seeing things. Right?
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With Scott's lawsuit finished, Upload still has a community to reassure.
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To reassure them, dealers increasingly turn their showrooms into museum lookalikes.
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Mechanisms such as community-oversight boards can reassure local big shots.
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How can you reassure us now that things have really changed?
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In his post-election remarks he sought to reassure nervous investors.
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The deal's size is likely to reassure investors of Argentina's solvency.
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Stress tests this Friday, July 29, are unlikely to reassure investors.
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The current election campaign, alas, is doing little to reassure them.
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Fans who had been there before were quick to reassure her.
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Skinny repeal wouldn't directly cut Medicaid, which will help reassure Sens.
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The city itself has also attempted to reassure investors and tourists.
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The company also moved to reassure investors over its financial health.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Activist fund Elliott sought to reassure Telecom Italia (TLIT.
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The travel industry is trying to reassure customers following the attacks.
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It should calm nervous donors and reassure them of Clinton's strategy.
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Although they did not disappoint, neither did they reassure (see article).
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Negotiators have already revised plans for trade arbitration to reassure critics.
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A government vow to avoid "indiscriminate" liberalisation did not reassure them.
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The speech he just gave should reassure you he's all in.
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It was now his job to unite, to comfort, to reassure.
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It is also, perhaps more importantly, designed to reassure skittish Democrats.
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Democrats did little to reassure them that they shared those concerns.
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To further reassure senators, Richardson memorialized the scope of Cox's duties.
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He sought to reassure investors concerned about the company's overall health.
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He must reassure investors who are inclined to explore other shores.
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To reassure our uneasy, doubting allies, including the Philippines and Thailand.
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That's okay, of course, but it's not going to reassure shareholders.
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I must have looked puzzled because she tried to reassure me.
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Trump's equivocation leaves his subordinates to reassure NATO of American resolve.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman felt the need to reassure the country.
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But it did little to reassure a population already losing faith.
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I didn't really reassure them because I thought it was funny.
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The United States has taken some steps to reassure Mr. Erdogan.
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The state news media have worked to reassure the country's consumers.
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He wears a face mask to reassure his few remaining customers.
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Aren't these decisive steps that should reassure Jews who support Israel?
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Even so, officials sought to reassure people planning trips to Spain.
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The latest controversies have done nothing to reassure concerned Jewish groups.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson sought to reassure the Israelis.
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The company has taken steps since then to reassure American officials.
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"This is not a situation that can reassure investors," he said.
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That should reassure U.S. avocado lovers, who depend on Mexico's supply.
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Despite these personal experiences, I am supposed to reassure you now.
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San Francisco is not alone in its efforts to reassure students.
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Clinton always visited major disaster sites to reassure people, he said.
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The government in Islamabad was also keen to reassure domestic producers.
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Trump will have to work very hard to reassure the world.
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Trump has tried hard to reassure cultural conservatives about judicial appointments.
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" However, the central bank needs to "reassure markets that the path is going to be very, very shallow going forward and reassure markets that this cycle is going to end well below the terminal values historically.
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The manifesto's sleight-of-hand delineation between "women, on average" and the actual living, breathing women who have had to work alongside this guy failed to reassure many of those women — and failed to reassure me.
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The deal between Swiss Re and MS&AD values ReAssure at 3.5 billion pounds, or $4.4 billion, but analysts have said ReAssure could achieve a market capitalization of about $3 billion, or roughly half its book value.
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These totally streamable movies will reassure you of the best in humanity.
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He's not the only Muslim in Dearborn trying to reassure his community.
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In spite of his list of concerns, Zeaiter sought to reassure travelers.
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Lots of companies have done the minimum necessary to reassure compliance departments.
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To reassure conservatives, Trump released two lists of potential Supreme Court nominees.
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He sought to reassure the people of Newark that things would improve.
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Whether that provision will reassure privacy-rights groups remains to be seen.
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A small tweet saying 'LGBT words don't demonetize videos' doesn't reassure me.
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I want to reassure you that we will work with you sensitively.
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Mr López Obrador, a left-wing populist, had sought to reassure investors.
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But its mere presence helps reassure the Europeans about their energy security.
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They believed that maintaining the value of their currencies would reassure creditors.
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And reasoning didn't reassure me every that I wasn't losing my mind.
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Wendell tries to similarly reassure Laurel, but in his case it backfires.
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Yet on their website they reassure consumers that the product is safe.
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Germany sought in January to reassure Poland the Yamal route was safe.
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Judd appeared on television on Thursday to reassure students about her condition.
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Why make any more effort trying to befriend him, or reassure him?
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It also couldn't reassure me about other concerning issues like oral cancer.
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Will the company try to reassure western nations its software isn't compromised?
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Britain's government may provide treasury-backed guarantees to reassure investors in Sirius.
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We deploy 85033,000 soldiers overseas to fight, reassure friends, and deter adversaries.
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Experts, though, said the deployment is mostly intended to reassure South Korea.
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"I never thought my role would be to reassure Europeans," she said.
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And we reassure that we'll take the best care of your parents.
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And every time he tries to reassure, he digs the hole deeper.
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We do our best to reassure them, though that's not always possible.
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Temer sought to reassure markets as he announced his recommendation of Monteiro.
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Ask questions Of course, every parent or guardian wants to reassure children.
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Should I reassure the left hand, "Don't worry, I'll keep using you"?
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A president should reassure the public during a crisis, not cause panic.
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Reassure the cat in a high-pitched, childlike, "Here kitty, kitty" tone.
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Courtiers, who come and go, repeatedly reassure him that he is winning.
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To reassure the business community, he has promised not to nationalize businesses.
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I cannot reassure you of something you only wish to be true.
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And I want to reassure people that the chair really is red.
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And when Mr. McGregor collapsed onscreen, she tried to reassure her son.
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All this is to keep people safe, reassure customers and stanch cancellations.
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My job was to reassure them that the software was not broken.
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Dershowitz continued with an argument meant to reassure the rattled GOP senators.
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Why did Vindman have to reassure his father that he is safe?
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He also tried to reassure Europeans who view him with deep skepticism.
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But he's keen to reassure people that he's up to the job.
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A final decision on whether to press ahead with the initial public offering (IPO) of ReAssure, which would cut Swiss Re's stake in ReAssure to below 50% from 75%, will be taken later on Wednesday, the sources told Reuters.
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So today I want to reassure the House by making three further commitments.
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Trump's naval buildup, meanwhile, could reassure US allies who feel bullied by China.
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So, I just wanted to reassure you that Jane's optimism will rise up.
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That will reassure the ECB that a gradual normalization of policy is warranted.
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Don't consider it your job to reassure the table that peace is possible.
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A blockchain could reassure buyers that those certificates have not been tampered with.
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Earlier this year, Ermotti criticized the British government for failing to reassure banks.
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All we can do to reassure them is to be law-abiding citizens.
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So how did Douglas reassure his family he wasn't guilty of the allegations?
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The government has sought to reassure the industry that it understands the risks.
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The interior ministry is installing alarms connected to police stations to reassure them.
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Reassure them that they're safe, and be vigilant but critical of the hype.
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And for people who are worried, what can they do to reassure themselves?
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On January 9th Mike Pompeo, America's secretary of state, tried to reassure them.
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" Moreover, Equifax sought to reassure UK customers that any "identity takeover is unlikely.
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Dawson attempts to reassure his audience through disclaimers and by responding to critics.
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Reassure yourself that you are safe and no harm will come to you.
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Since then officials have tried to reassure businesses that they are still wanted.
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Obama will seek to reassure Gulf allies about Washington's support on his trip.
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Most analysts think that the congressional plan would save enough to reassure investors.
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We'd like to reassure customers that their financial details are not at risk.
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Donald Trump needs to reassure us that he is fit for the job.
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The intention of the pivot was to reassure America's allies in the region.
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Xiaozhu, which has about 140,000 listings, seeks to reassure hosts against such problems.
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It could better reassure companies that adverse events wouldn't automatically threaten drug development.
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Actor Tom Hanks wants to reassure Americans that everything is fine post-election.
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Statements by Trump lawyers tend to rattle, rather than reassure, White House allies.
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The statement could reassure investors concerned about Qatari banks' dependence on foreign funding.
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Pre-game arrests are also common and often intended to reassure the public.
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British authorities' dismissive response to the MMR scare failed to reassure worried parents.
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He tried to reassure his distraught spouse that they will eventually be okay.
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These will reassure growth investors to keep pouring money into companies with traction.
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Mr. Janu, who longed for a son, tried to reassure his wife. Mrs.
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But Mr. Song had something to reassure people worried about the newfangled technology.
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I would reassure those markets and investors that Britain's economy is fundamentally strong.
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"Our finding should reassure women as well as their healthcare providers," said Charlton.
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Last month, Vice President Michael Pence went to Europe to reassure America's allies.
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Where is the rush to reassure the citizenry that we are being protected?
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Perhaps this should reassure us that relations will not descend into open conflict.
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Dufresne tried to reassure the writers that they possessed technical skills he lacks.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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This creeping uncertainty can be fueled by the very steps taken to reassure.
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Sometimes religious scholars, like Mr. Rashid, accompany the teams and help reassure families.
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Recent earnings reports from major tech companies have done little to reassure investors.
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Practical rules that reassure the public are the only path toward A.I. adoption.
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Reports from JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo also helped reassure investors on Friday.
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The news helped to reassure the wider market, but not investors in BME.
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Trump continued to reassure the public that there was little to worry about.
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Above all, President Trump should inspire and reassure, rather than threaten or bluster.
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In the statement, he also detailed the bank's efforts to reassure its customers.
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Sheriff Larson tried to reassure people that his officers would not target immigrants.
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"Her office is nowhere near the library," I said, trying to reassure him.
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The Trump administration could take actions to reassure insurers and help stabilize markets.
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Companies in every sector are trying to reassure consumers that privacy is paramount.
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She wanted him to reassure her that everything would be fine, he said.
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Mugabe sought to reassure them of their ongoing place within the renamed Zimbabwe.
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Xiaozhu, which has about 140,000 listings, seeks to reassure hosts against such problems.
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But the move should not reassure the president that he will ultimately prevail.
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On a recent visit, President Donald Trump sought to reassure growers in Macon.
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I offered both Pres Trump and VP Pence an opportunity to reassure Americans.
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Schumer called one of her top campaign advisers, who tried to reassure him.
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And he generally helped reassure the public that Google took search quality seriously.
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Chan tried to reassure them that these were the best-quality replicas possible.
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ReAssure has about 45 billion pounds in assets under management and 3.3 million policies.
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They continually reassure their subscribers that they wouldn't have gotten this far without them.
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Rosie later took to Twitter to reassure fans that Chelsea was doing all right.
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He also tried to reassure residents there would be no Syrians at the facility.
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Other Facebook celebrities with millions of followers also stepped in to coordinate and reassure.
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As a gadget blogger, I am here to reassure you that gadgets aren't dead.
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Allegations of massacres after Iraq's reconquest of Fallujah in June did little to reassure.
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Aviva early on Wednesday sought to reassure investors by saying its fundamentals were sound.
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But he wanted to reassure that the product wasn't being left by the wayside.
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Her response was meant to reassure us that Station 19 will...not be intellectual.
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The company has continued to do those sorts of events to reassure the public.
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And Deutsche Bank's CEO sought to reassure his staff on Friday about market concerns.
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It doesn't need to signal all is under control in order to reassure anyone.
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But it's the kind of signaling that tends to reassure investors and the public.
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There were still steps Abe could take to further reassure the public, he added.
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""I want to reassure parents that vaccines are safe, they do not cause autism.
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I brought a copy of my MRI with me to have him reassure me.
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Rep D.J. Johnson, who supports the bill, tried to reassure critics about its legality.
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Quick Google searches reassure us that the morning-after pill is 100 percent trustworthy.
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"We just have to hold out for the cure," she tries to reassure Hoult.
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We're doing everything we can to help and reassure them that they are welcome.
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Bill also tried to reassure Kathy Griffin ... Self-projections of demise were greatly exaggerated.
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It's funny, I keep having to reassure people that there's no cheese in it!
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Still, activist investor Bill Ackman released a note Tuesday in effort to reassure investors.
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We've come to comfort the bereaved and reassure them that they are not alone.
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I tried to reassure her 'that is just a number' and to move on.
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And it would help reassure those who worry that the transatlantic bond is fraying.
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Choosing the right advisers might reassure jittery investors and keep the country on track.
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This is meant to reassure Amazon employees that their health information won't be sold.
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CEO James Park sought to reassure investors on the company earnings call on Aug.
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This oft-told story has the power to reassure as well as to demoralize.
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The White House was busy this week trying to reassure moderate Republicans as well.
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"There was no need for me to call him to reassure him," said Mnuchin.
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WeWork's document did little to reassure those worried about Neumann's management and its governance.
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I want to reassure him: The passage is there because it needs to be.
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The bond issue also does little to reassure investors' concerns over Deutsche Bank's profitability.
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Apple executives have tried to reassure Wall Street, but recent reports have swayed sentiment.
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The fund was created in 85033 to reassure allies nervous about a resurgent Russia.
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The statement did not criticize the governor's actions, nor reassure gay Tanzanians of protection.
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And third, to reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
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They constantly reassure their subscribers that they wouldn't have gotten this far without them.
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It does nothing to reassure investors worried about the potential return of capital controls.
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Pompeo walked a quivering tightrope, seeking to reassure the country without upsetting his boss.
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Mr. Trump should reassure the world that he will not question this fundamental strategy.
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For a candidate trying to reassure a general-election audience, you would think so.
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The 50 MW demonstration plant is meant to reassure investors that the technology works.
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Officials have sought to reassure gays, reminding them that the law is rarely invoked.
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Can pollsters reassure a public that has soured on the power of political forecasting?
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Google wants to reassure users about the warnings it issues about government-backed hackers.
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Let us reassure you: You're worried only because you don't understand anything about anything.
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The euro, meanwhile, nursed losses despite European Central Bank policymakers trying to reassure markets.
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"This is Texas," he said, three times in an hour, as if to reassure.
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Presidential candidates and presidents have long worked to reassure voters they're hale and hearty.
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Major oil-producing nations, including Saudi Arabia, are aiming to reassure the jittery market.
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Mr. Tillerson has tried to reassure allies that freedom-of-navigation patrols will continue.
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All the data they personally collected seemed to reassure them of a Trump landslide.
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He sought to reassure me that it had nothing to do with our family.
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On the call, Biden sought to reassure activists who felt "betrayed" by the announcement.
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Kanter and Jacobson also sought to reassure its users that the mission will continue.
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"I had to reassure the population that the vaccine is safe," Dr. Naseri said.
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This will help to recalibrate the relationship and reassure them that all is well.
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Other Facebook celebrities with millions of followers also stepped in to coordinate and reassure.
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The association wanted to reassure attendees by demonstrating that it would implement tough restrictions.
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What you need to do is reassure the community that we're going to fight.
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The vote on the omnibus doesn't allow for a tweet to reassure them anymore.
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For many Pakistani travelers, the sacrifice did not reassure them about the airline's safety.
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The White House sought to reassure Republicans that the president remains on their side.
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There's one thing we try to reassure: We're not trying to desensitize pedestrians' attention.
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If so, it will probably take more steps to reassure anxious insurers and customers.
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For Clinton, 68, it was an opportunity to reassure voters she could be trusted.
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On Wednesday, the company sought to reassure investors that the manufacturing woes are over.
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But it promised to hold more talks to try to reassure lawmakers in London.
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This will help to recalibrate the relationship and reassure them that all is well.
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"What I am trying to do is reassure people," Ms. Mayer said in an interview.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek tried to reassure investors before financial markets opened on Monday.
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That led a company spokesman to reassure investors that the contract had not been cancelled.
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Pence's speech aimed to reassure international partners who worry that Trump may pursue isolationist tendencies.
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Zuckerberg concluded with a kind of get-out clause and attempt to reassure the community.
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Again, I want to reassure parents that vaccines are safe, they do not cause autism.
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Despite local authorities attempting to reassure people, residents pressured officials into draining the entire lake.
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Meanwhile, CEO Tim Cook was trying to reassure investors about slowing iPhone sales and China.
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This is likely to reassure nervous investors, who've had a real rollercoaster of a year.
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For some passengers, however, these new safety measures may not be enough to reassure them.
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If Monday's market performance for the cryptocurrency is any indication, that move didn't reassure investors.
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To reassure farmers, Denmark is building a fence to stop wild boar crossing from Germany.
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Some analysts believed the PBOC was seeking to reassure investors unnerved by Trump's latest comments.
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"We had to reassure him that he was not ugly," said Vicki Test, Julien's grandmother.
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"I am not a therapist able to reassure anyone," he said after the Turkey draw.
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Late Monday, Mr. Trump phoned Mr. Pruitt to reassure him that his job was safe.
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"We will continue to advise our partners and reassure them in that area," he said.
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Meanwhile, he impatiently told Rosie not to worry, that he didn't need to reassure her.
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That's probably why posts like Hankes's that reassure others they're good moms are so popular.
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He recently has shifted to reassure wary allies that he remains committed to the pact.
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Trump will also face pressure to reassure the public about his own administration's cybersecurity practices.
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He sought to reassure shareholders over business in Asia, and China in particular in 2016.
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Agencies will in turn have to reassure them that they are not doing anything unethical.
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He's briefly on, but you want to reassure people that we're not reinventing the wheel.
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The Economist concluded that this could reassure the fearful that today's disunity may prove temporary.
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Both said they received phone calls from Disney head Bob Iger meant to reassure them.
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Otherwise, let her parting words reassure you: "It's just part of a whole-body release."
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Having previously worked in Saudi Arabia, she understood that he was trying to reassure her.
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In accepting, he may have helped reassure social conservatives who doubted Trump's Christian bona fides.
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Now, as her parents snapped at each other, she thought of ways to reassure them.
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Scoring government deals could help Apple reassure users that it will keep their data safe.
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He has governing experience, which could reassure voters who think Trump is a political novice.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is the latest to reassure us, in an extremely vague way.
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Spain also sought to reassure international investors concerned about the political situation in the country.
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Lue said he had spoken with Love on Tuesday in an effort to reassure him.
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The artist addresses himself, while at no pains to reassure the rest of us. ♦
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There might be a reserved Mr. Trump, ready to reassure voters about his self-control.
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Still Facebook has been at pains to address its issues in order to reassure investors.
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Instead, you write back at fulsome length to reassure him that he did nothing wrong.
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Pruitt stopped in to reassure everyone that human health, not redevelopment, remained Superfund's top priority.
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"He is just trying to reassure people that everything's OK," Moore said at the time.
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That helped to reassure Lisy, Amy's partner, who initially thought the idea reeked of quackery.
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The president also sought to reassure the crowd of efforts to help the region recover.
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Cobb has been trying to reassure the president that the investigation will be over soon.
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It can reassure the North that United States will not military strike at its bases.
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Valeant is trying to reassure investors after a rocky period for the once-hot company.
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Abiy has the right profile to reassure several disgruntled sections of Ethiopian society, analysts say.
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He also tried to reassure Democrats concerned about his ability to stand up to Trump.
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It's just a matter of making sure they're permanent in order to reassure insurance companies.
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She tried to reassure him he would be okay, that the others would accept him.
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In response, the Obama administration appeared to go out of its way to reassure Tehran.
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That is, as Google likes to reassure wary publishers, it's not in the content business.
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But at best, the Fed can only reassure investors that things will eventually be okay.
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"Look, we all have big progressive plans," Biden said, as if to reassure Democratic voters.
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Both acts are meant to reassure citizens and give them a false sense of security.
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Mr. Soto told volunteers that they could reassure people who were nervous about going home.
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I looked up polyp and read the facts to reassure us: Polyps can be removed.
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" Shea also tried to reassure NYPD workers and officers, saying: "We will stand with you.
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For weeks, Trump has tried to reassure Americans that the widening outbreak is under control.
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Trump has spent weeks trying to reassure the public and investors about the widening outbreak.
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That's why we need to have something to reassure women that we have their backs.
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That pledge failed to reassure those who had signed nondisclosure agreements because of serious complaints.
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The Indian government has rushed to reassure the public that job losses will be minimal.
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The British government has sought to reassure border residents that their concerns are being heard.
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Still, Pompeo could take additional steps beyond just showing up to further reassure his hosts.
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Corbyn himself avoids confrontation and says little to either reassure or frighten his fellow M.P.s.
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Earlier this week, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tried to reassure investors on the first matter.
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It could save lives and reassure millions of passengers who clamber aboard Boeing planes worldwide.
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Both moves should help reassure investors and companies that are worried about a disorderly Brexit.
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This makes it harder to reassure us that it is all going to be fine.
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The impeachment of Donald Trump was a demonstration of congressional power that should reassure us.
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You reassure yourself by thinking: no one has ever overdosed from smoking weed. But—wait.
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"Let me reassure you that the Commission takes your concerns seriously," Gabriel told telecoms executives.
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Did Mr. Flynn explicitly reassure the Russian government that the incoming administration would ease sanctions?
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It is set to reassure the brands of relations after Whole Foods' sale to Amazon.
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A second step is to reassure our European allies of our absolute commitment to NATO.
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But we actually reassure them about the insurance coverage and what they need to do.
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A little personal experimentation would presumably reassure you that the generic has the same effect.
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Some men who were near by quickly responded, and attempted to reassure the dying man.
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I want to reassure you that I am participating in the aid-in-dying law.
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"We will be announcing a package of measure to bring transparency on the issue, to make sure the House (of Commons) is informed - to reassure members of this house - but more importantly to reassure those people who have been directly affected," May told parliament.
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"They'll do little or nothing to reassure the marginalized populations they are allegedly there to reassure; marginalized people know full well the long history of white people calling themselves allies while doing nothing to help, or even inflicting harm on, non-white Americans," he wrote.
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None of this will be enough to reassure the tweets-are-sacred crowd, because nothing could.
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Julia has an opportunity to speak up and reassure her allies that she's on their side.
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Officials in several other countries on Tuesday also sought to reassure their citizens following Monday's attack.
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Amidst the clamor in the background, he tried to reassure me that Steven would be fine.
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The rumors aren't true, the lawyers reassure: There are no ICE agents waiting on subway platforms.
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We want to take this opportunity to reassure our community that they are not at risk.
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His remarks at the State Department seemed designed to try to reassure professionals in the building.
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"If there are fissures, either through the media or perceptions otherwise, he wants to reassure folks."
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Lexie tries to reassure everyone that they'll be okay, but her voice doesn't sound completely certain.
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Netanyahu even called the soldier's father to reassure him that his son would be well-treated.
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But, he tried to reassure the press, there was certainly no scandal behind the whole thing.
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"Let me just reassure people there is no row [disagreement] that's the first thing," he said.
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I still remember how good it felt, how right, to reassure that couple in the moment.
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The two diplomats ask him to reassure Trump he should invite Zelensky to the White House.
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Whoops and screams continued for some moments, prompting Mr Kavanaugh's wife to reassure their young daughters.
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The announcement came days after Turkish officials had made the first piecemeal attempts to reassure markets.
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Perry sought to reassure them saying he would protect scientists and the growing renewable energy industry.
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Chinese authorities have stepped up measures to relieve pressure on the economy and reassure international investors.
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The government is trying to provide the basics and reassure survivors that the worst is over.
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You think she means to reassure you, but your last sensory deprivation experience didn't exactly fly.
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Given the dire potential consequences, Equifax's response did little to reassure those affected by the hack.
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In his speech on Thursday, Carney attempted to reassure the market regarding the U.K. financial sector.
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AMERICANS, and friends of America, often reassure themselves about its relative decline in the following way.
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As the head of the group's most important brand, what is your message to reassure them?
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Reassuring allies To reassure allies, US Marines have been rotating through the Australian port of Darwin.
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A government spokeswoman sought to reassure the public: Mr Kenyatta had been in his office "meditating".
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There's plenty of precedents about the worst that can occur that can actually, ironically, reassure investors.
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Fracking's backers have had politicians to woo, regulators to persuade and a wary public to reassure.
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But now that I've got them all jacked up, let me reassure you: I'm no racist.
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Califf will need to meet with Sanders and reassure him of the FDA's independence, Pitts said.
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Should the slowdown worsen, the new boss will have to find the firepower to reassure markets.
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WELL, I DON'T KNOW IF I'M GOING TO BE ABLE TO DO ANYTHING TO REASSURE HIM.
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But Comey also confirmed that he did reassure the president that Trump was not under investigation.
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Chief Financial Officer John Dacey said the group still intended to reduce its ownership in ReAssure.
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On Saturday afternoon, however, Dorsey wrote a number of tweets to try and reassure concerned users.
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Turns out, the big announcement was the band using a fake breakup video to reassure fans.
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Mongeau went on to reassure fans that there is no bad blood between the former couple.
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"I want to reassure Irish people that Ireland's interests will be the union's interests," said Barnier.
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Financial firms must also reassure young investors that stocks aren't as scary as they might think.
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Beyoncé's publicist, Yvette Noel-Schure, took to Instagram to reassure fans following the stunt.
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Yeah, that doesn't reassure me at all [SB laughs] because this is one of the takes.
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For that reason it needs to reassure those who fear that politicians may abuse their powers.
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That would reassure investors, worried that their money is being used to prop up failing divisions.
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Trump's support for Keystone XL may also reassure producers debating whether to invest in new projects.
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But it does, I think, mean this: You can't stoke fear if you can't also reassure.
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The country is to relax some rules on foreign ownership in an effort to reassure investors.
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A transition period between Brexit and new trading terms was needed to reassure business, he said.
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In order to promote stability in the region, the US should reassure our longstanding regional partners.
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ReAssure has about 45 billion pounds ($57 billion) in assets under management and 3.3 million policies.
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Clinton spoke often about economic fairness and tried to reassure liberal voters anxious about rising inequality.
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"I want to reassure everyone that we are prepared also for this negative scenario," he said.
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"Evidence of the margin initiative now being shown should reassure," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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"It raises the question of why Treasury needs to reassure if everything is okay," Seiberg wrote.
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When the news broke of Easterbrook's departure, Kempczinski sprang into action to reassure franchisees and employees.
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At this point, however, the investors betting millions don't have any sales data to reassure them.
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The ultimatum was issued quietly, and the crew tried to reassure passengers who had seen it.
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As Egyptian security forces try to reassure an anxious public, they face yet another dangerous enemy.
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Police said there would be a "heightened presence" on Friday to reassure those attending weekly prayers.
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At his dispatcher job, he struggled to remain calm and form clear sentences to reassure callers.
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Turkey's finance minister will also seek to reassure international investors in a conference call on Thursday.
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But after stocks had a wobbly start to October, strong earnings have already helped reassure investors.
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But more money can only do so much to reassure a public worried about shaking hands.
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My ham man, I want to reassure her, although I doubt that charcuterie holds much solace.
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It was the only way to reassure investors the central bank was taking the threat seriously.
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The strawberry industry and the authorities have tried to reassure the public and offer temporary solutions.
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The aim, according to NATO leaders, is to reassure alliance members who fear a Russian incursion.
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But a short time later, Borodin called his friend back to reassure him everything was alright.
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Mr. Hahn said he hoped that step would reassure residents that the investigation would be impartial.
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That doesn't reassure me much, although I've clearly made questionable decisions in the past 24 hours.
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That doesn't reassure me much, although I've clearly made questionable decisions in the past 24 hours.
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Carriers that hadn't grounded the plane sought to reassure customers, providing information about the jet's safety.
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The Thursday report from the Congressional Budget Office on the bill also likely didn't reassure lawmakers.
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"If you can talk, you can breathe," Noah replies, attempting to reassure her to no avail.
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My hairdresser, Paola, has equipped staff at her salon with filtered face masks to reassure clients.
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In response, I tried to take corrective action, to reassure myself of my heterosexuality and masculinity.
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The boy tried to reassure his mother: "It's O.K., Mommy, he be back," he told her.
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Though the draft political declaration was intended to reassure some opponents, its critics immediately dismissed it.
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Caught off guard, his advisers scrambled to reassure Puerto Rico that Washington was not abandoning it.
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Automakers, lawmakers and regulators need to do more to perfect this technology, and reassure the public.
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He abhors Muslims as much as the questioner and wants to reassure the questioner of such.
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He must keep Iraq whole and reassure Turkey and Iran enough that they do not intervene.
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The currency rule change could also reassure the public that the government was firmly in control.
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Though he was short on details, Mr. Walden tried to reassure the crowd about his intentions.
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His prospects look bright, and I reassure him that everything will be all right very soon.
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Doctors will also have to reassure parents who may now be even more stressed than normal.
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She had done the blood work to reassure the patient — and herself — that everything was normal.
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Whether that will be enough to reassure Nevadans about Mr. Trump's intentions remains to be seen.
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Under normal circumstances and normal presidents, that could be interpreted as an attempt to reassure Texans.
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In a bid to reassure passengers, Mr. Cruz appeared twice in video messages over the weekend.
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The experience of the Rohingya who still live in Rakhine State can hardly reassure the refugees.
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Ankara has sought to reassure German investors, saying their business in Turkey is not at risk.
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I stitch up the simple cuts, reassure those with benign viruses, prescribe Tylenol and send home.
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On Thursday, White House officials sought to reassure attendees that the president would honor his promises.
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We would reassure you that next week will be calmer, but we're not allowed to lie.
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Since the election, they have sought to reassure Americans they would not lose their health coverage.
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Alexion's 2017 revenue forecast should reassure investors about the durability of Soliris, Leerink's Geoffrey Porges said.
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"The pendulum will swing back," Rhodes says, almost sounding as if he's trying to reassure himself.
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Since then, the company has struggled to reassure the public that it will protect their data.
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These steps back did nothing to reassure critics fearful of a retreat from traditional American values.
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Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets on Tuesday after the attack on Saturday halved oil output.
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To its credit, "Beautiful Boy" doesn't reassure its audience with the false comfort of easy answers.
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We need to work with — not outsource to — Chinese and reassure allies South Korea and Japan.
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Ayrault is in Iran to reassure Tehran of France and Europe's support for the nuclear deal.
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British foreign minister Raab sought to reassure holidaymakers that they would not end up stuck overseas.
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I know the numbers are going to go up, I'm not trying to reassure anybody falsely.
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I also ask him what he thinks of the police's efforts to reassure Barking's gay community.
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I don't see anything on the horizon that will reassure people that things are just great.
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That could reassure critics but may limit the ability of the plans to hold down costs.
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I have to reassure him that he doesn't have meningitis or lymphoma, that it's just stress.
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If that's the case, let me reassure you that you can breathe a sigh of relief.
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So Hill pulled him out of the program and continued to reassure him of his safety.
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ACTING EPA CHIEF LOOKS TO REASSURE STAFF: In his first major appearance since taking the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) helm on Monday, new acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler sought to reassure the agency's more than 14,000 staffers that he has their back, despite turbulence within the EPA.
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Malone said that it's difficult to reassure his kids of their safety in an environment like this.
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Charlie Bobrinskoy, head of the investment group at Ariel Investments, said earnings are going to reassure investors.
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He also said nothing to reassure Muslim Americans fearful that a Trump administration may discriminate against them.
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Tougher safety checks have failed to reassure the nuclear-phobic public that the reactors can be restarted.
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Cook, in a CNBC interview that aired May 2 on "Mad Money," tried to reassure concerned investors.
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IMAGINE YOU are a journalist trying to reassure your bosses that you will hit a tight deadline.
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He added that Carvalho's suspension will hopefully "reassure" pregnant women now that he is no longer practicing.
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It wanted to reassure employees of the state office that it would provide coolers of purified water.
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Still, police officials sought to reassure local residents in a suburban area where violent crime is rare.
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How do you reassure people who are afraid of refugees if you're a presidential candidate like Clinton?
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Mr Trump should reassure his allies in Tokyo and Seoul that they remain under Uncle Sam's protection.
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At times they must also reassure the public that Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria's elderly president, is still alive.
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A new British leader will also need to reassure financial markets, which have plummeted since the referendum.
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Vincenzetti went on to reassure its employees that, in any case, this was not a new situation.
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Making matters worse, Ouelet constantly reassure Mira, who's lonely, that she's just more "evolved" than everyone else.
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Met with European Ambassadors today to reassure EU citizens they will always be welcome here #LondonIsOpen pic.twitter.
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Does he reach out to reassure foreign leaders that some of his campaign lines were for show?
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I was just trying to reassure my Millennials that we could make it to the end together.
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Family members worry if they're OK. They retell the stories over and over and reassure loved ones.
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Over the past year the government has tried to reassure citizens of its ability to protect them.
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However, the piercing won't affect penetration, so you can reassure your partner that part is really NBD.
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"We need a gentle adjustment to reassure the market," The Wall Street Journal quoted Falih as saying.
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"I can reassure you that the churches are among the richest organizations in the country," says Prempeh.
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And now, I can reassure anyone who is considering something like this that it didn't hurt badly!
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The ties that Bill and Hillary Clinton had to banking and Wall Street used to reassure voters.
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Though Woody tries to reassure them that they're just going up to the attic, it's no use.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is also in Davos this Thursday to reassure investors about her Brexit plans.
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That wording aims to reassure those worried that states other than Britain may try to use it.
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Visco also sought to reassure investors over the size of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the country.
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Knowing the average length of a penis and about penis development in general can help reassure patients.
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" Jenna went on to reassure her grandmother she loves to dress up as her "favorite First Lady.
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Each new announcement would reassure parts of the Republican base who know and admire the potential designee.
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To reassure her, Jordan told JoJo he wants to spend the rest of his life with her.
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F5 has been seeking to reassure investors over unexpected changes in its top management in recent months.
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The deployment is part of U.S. efforts to reassure European allies after Russia's 353 annexation of Crimea.
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I guess this executor is trying to reassure me by saying he does this test to himself.
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The mayor of Auckland sought to reassure residents that the city would not run out of fuel.
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It could also reassure some other senators who worried that their state would get a raw deal.
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We often tell ourselves that to reassure themselves, like it's going to be okay," Shapiro said. "No.
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In 2007, China moved to reassure homeowners by requiring local governments to renew 70-year leases automatically.
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Mr. Walker, who had tried to reassure the group it was not a target, withdrew the subpoena.
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"Again, I want to reassure parents that vaccines are safe, they do not cause autism," Redfield said.
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Powell is looking to reassure the public and policymakers that the Fed has control over the economy.
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But, to promote progress and not chaos, America should reassure our allies that we have their backs.
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John Hickenlooper might be better positioned to reassure working-class white voters than to mobilize the base.
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The CFPB's safe zone is time limited and non-binding, which does little to reassure skeptical entrepreneurs.
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Mr. Casiano tried to reassure him, saying that maybe the gunman wouldn't find them in the bathroom.
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They believe that unity will help reassure Republican lawmakers when they eventually cast votes on a bill.
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He said that he did it to reassure his audience that his policies are overwhelmingly pro-Israel.
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Pence will energize GOP voters who tuned in and reassure independent voters who are uncertain about Trump.
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Now it's Kaine's job is to reassure the rest of the country she doesn't really mean it.
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A sale would reassure investors who had feared Bolloré would fail to secure a deal this year.
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Ms. Polleri decided that the best way to reassure patrons was to take a wink-wink approach.
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AT&T is trying to reassure Democrats skeptical of its proposed purchase of content powerhouse Time Warner.
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As the plane began a turbulent descent, a flight attendant walked down the aisle to reassure us.
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The list manages both to reassure the conservative legal establishment and to represent a rebellion against it.
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But so far, many major law firms are trying to act swiftly to reassure attorneys and clients.
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But his sensibility does very little to reassure the one who believes herself distinguished by her preferences.
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Mr. Trump too has suggested stimulus to reassure the markets and the Federal Reserve has cut rates.
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The president's aides later tried to reassure the U.S. territory that the U.S. government wouldn't abandon it.
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Central banks are already trying to reassure investors that they'll step in to limit the economic fallout.
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Toyota replaced its sales-driven ads with a spot aiming to reassure people during the coronavirus pandemic.
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But that assumption is beginning to fray, and a brutal solution in Hong Kong would not reassure.
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But on Monday night, Mr. Muilenburg for the first time appeared to try to reassure the public.
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Professor Matthew Moore, a virologist at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, is here to reassure you.
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The US Embassy in Canberra attempted to reassure the public: Statement from the US Embassy in Canberra.
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They expected that as prime minister he would reassure millions of socially liberal voters who backed Remain.
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Krystian Jaworski, senior economist at Credit Agricole in Warsaw, said the operation was designed to reassure markets.
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Some issuers were already rushing to reassure investors that they had adequate liquidity to meet debt payments.
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The unusual move was considered as a way to build enthusiasm and reassure voters about his age.
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Sitting there attendees heard Ms. Paltrow reassure them she still occasionally smokes a cigarette at a party.
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He tried to reassure her, but even as the symptoms receded, she was scared they would return.
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Extra security barriers might deter attacks, but the main benefit is to reassure the public, he said.
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Sanders, meanwhile, sought to reassure union members that his plan would not strip them of their insurance.
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If there's too much secrecy, the reserve loses its power to reassure people that supplies are ample.
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If the CIA does declassify records, it's uncertain whether new information will reassure skeptics - or inflame them.
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A company email to reassure the accounting firm's employees drew a response that stayed with Mr. Ryan.
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But there is little sign that Erdogan is inclined to tighten policy by enough to reassure investors.
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Perhaps Yardeni's comments might reassure the White House, which on Monday expressed concern about the sell-off.
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Officials can take other small steps to reassure sceptics, perhaps separating Ning Jizhe's dual roles, for one.
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Barely in office a week, Mr. Trump has already taken steps to reassure his anti-abortion base.
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And Senator Bernie Sanders tried to reassure voters of his stamina two weeks after a heart attack.
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He sought to reassure EU policymakers that LCH would comply with the bloc's derivatives rules after Brexit.
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In Tuesday's statement, the Pentagon sought to reassure Turkey that the U.S. is committed to its security.
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He tried to reassure her: "I didn't leave to get away from you, remember that," he said.
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Metro Bank has struggled to reassure shareholders and customers since disclosing a major accounting error in January.
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I reassure her, and her insurance (which she buys through New York's Obamacare exchange) covers the bill.
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On Sunday, China's central government sought to reassure the public that it had the situation under control.
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Gary, how do you reassure people when the longer this takes, the more worried the consumer is?
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It's also unlikely to reassure foreign governments worried about the independence of private companies such as Huawei.
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Instagram is once again trying to reassure users that its algorithm isn't actively "hiding" posts from people.
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" She said such stories "reassure the reader that the world is not a terrible place to be.
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Elsewhere in the sector, UniCredit fell 7.9 percent as better than expected results failed to reassure investors.
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We need to understand this and reassure the Egyptian society that we stand together in this journey.
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Such actions will probably reassure some nervous insurers by making the market rules more favorable to them.
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It's important to reassure young ones that it's not the planet that's going to disappear—just humans.
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This would reassure Congress that authorizations for flexible implementation of protections will not be tantamount to repeal.
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In the wake of the Fukushima disaster, Shikoku Electric campaigned to reassure residents of their plant's safety.
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I started to slowly move my hands and legs to reassure myself they were still there. Check.
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And he used promises of a border wall to reassure frightened voters that he would protect them.
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In theory, he said, any provision that would reassure investors would lead to a higher share price.
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As for Clinton, she needs to reassure voters who are concerned about her own character and trustworthiness.
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The German lender moved on Monday to reassure investors worried about delayed coupons on its new AT1 securities.
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Even though there was no credible threat, the school took steps to reassure parents and defuse the situation.
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Though this may reassure citizens in the short term, committing to such an objective creates its own problems.
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Bernanke was also trying to reassure foreign central banks, which were also buying U.S. bonds from Wall Street.
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Perhaps seeking to reassure Kennedy that his legacy is in safe hands, Trump has consistently praised the justice.
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To reassure skittish investors, Snap cofounders Spiegel and Bobby Murphy pledged to not sell their shares this year.
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S) UK-based ReAssure unit has agreed to buy the life insurance and pensions division of Quilter (QLT.
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Finally, Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se moved to reassure the diplomatic community that it is business as usual.
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Demagogues do not reassure the electorate with a rational assessment of risk as mainstream politicians tend to do.
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Still, he tried to reassure those concerned about potential budget cuts and layoffs, saying the process is ongoing.
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Officials there have called the deaths isolated events as they work to reassure travelers their country is safe.
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"Swimming lessons in little kids should not reassure parents that they are capable of saving themselves," Tothy said.
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How can Uber reassure investors that it can become a profitable company when it heavily subsidizes its fares?
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Elsewhere, Fortnite maker Epic Games used the moment to reassure players it wouldn't ban them for political speech.
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This is not good and I will reassure employees to focus on mission as I have been doing.
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That would help reassure sending countries that transfers do not end up in the wrong hands, she says.
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I think if it comes up during a debate, then yes, it's certainly worth trying to reassure people.
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His phone lit up — a voice mail message from one of Ortega's aides calling to reassure the Drollingers.
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We reassure all our neighbours and the people in the region that our desire is peaceful co-existence.
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"She doesn't hurry to reassure the viewer," explains Wolitzer, who has seen The Wife seven times so far.
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How do you reassure that those people that repealing and replacing Obamacare is still in their best interest?
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They're at great pains to reassure viewers they too have experienced setbacks, but things are clearly working out.
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Press reports said Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse were taking measures to reassure the market following recent falls.
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But, in the long-run, doing things for your partner or always trying to reassure them doesn't help.
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When Apple introduced its Touch ID sensor for the iPhone 5s, the company needed to reassure its customers.
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Under the flotation plans, Swiss Re would cut its stake in ReAssure to below 13% from 75% now.
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Ms Dodge must reassure Brazilians that the Lava Jato inquiries, including into Mr Temer's activities, will continue unimpeded.
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Under the flotation plans, Swiss Re would cut its stake in ReAssure to below 50% from 75% now.
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He said SBG chairman Bakr Binladin had met employees to reassure them about the future of the company.
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Malian authorities have tried to reassure the public and encourage them to go to the polls once more.
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It was me who "needed" to buy them, just to reassure myself that I'm a good dog-mom.
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"Azar added, "The scientific community generated definitive information so we can reassure every parent there is no link.
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Officer [redacted] tried to reassure me that she would be fine, but nobody actually went to make sure.
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That officer said Lt. Allan tried to calm Brown and reassure him that help was on the way.
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NATO is seeking to reassure Baltic allies, and the United States is a big part of the deterrent.
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This week at Davos, Lagarde has called on Chinese authorities to reassure markets by clarifying their policy intentions.
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On Sunday, she urged automakers and tech companies to do more to reassure skeptical Americans about the technology.
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The French bank, which is seeking to reassure the market before its medium-term strategy presentation on Nov.
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Narrowing down areas of disagreement and making clear those points on which both sides agree to reassure people.
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"The outlook for 2018 is confirmed and the better than expected dividend should reassure the market," Barclays wrote.
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The people of Twitter were quick to reassure her that, while Kendrick may not remember, they certainly do.
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Warmed-over rhetoric won't reassure American businesses and workers who produce, trade, and invest in the real economy.
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"Today's beat should reassure investors," said Liberum analysts in a note, reiterating their buy rating on the stock.
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But that should reassure everyone that what I'm making is honest, I'm literally just letting my mind go.
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Communicating However, Auth believes it will be difficult for the Chinese government to reassure the market near-term.
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But one alleged goal would be to reassure Turkey that Kurdish forces aren't a threat to its interests.
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The new system of judicial authorisation for warrants should help reassure outsiders that Britain's spooks are under control.
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The government has failed to fully reassure inventors about its commitment to keep the country in the euro.
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But after Trump's curveball, "I haven't seen Secretary Mattis gone out and try to reassure anyone," Green said.
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Do you find yourself trying to reassure these countries that in fact they don't have to be split?
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And if you're in the midst of it, it all, it'll reassure you that you're in good company.
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Trump said Tuesday that he did it to reassure his audience that his policies are overwhelmingly pro-Israel.
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VA officials did little to reassure lawmakers that the department's leadership is doing enough to address the problem.
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Egypt is passing laws aimed at attracting investment but economists say it must expedite matters to reassure investors.
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Fernandez is a moderate Peronist who has tried to reassure markets he would not intervene heavily in markets.
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Some cite historical perspective, America's resources, demonstrated resilience or the inherent goodness of our people and reassure us.
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Helping to forge new alliances to fight history's oldest hate would bolster his legacy and reassure our community.
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Learn the rules, try to reassure your girlfriend and tell her you plan on speaking with the principal.
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Presidential adviser Cemil Ertem tried to reassure markets by saying there would be no changes in economic policy.
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That stronger online performance may reassure investors considering financing the Nordstrom family members' efforts to take it private.
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Constellation CEO Rob Sands sought to reassure shareholders at a meeting on Wednesday as the stock price sank.
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With your pal, try to reassure her that while things may change a little, you aren't going anywhere.
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After Haspel's offer to withdraw, White House aides worked to reassure her that she had the president's support.
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We would like to reassure our customers that this image will not be part of the final set.
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Despite the new president's efforts to reassure investors in recent days, markets have yet to recover lost ground.
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They would reassure his base supporters that he intends to stay the course on his immigration enforcement promises.
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To a normal person, that's proof of incompetence, which doesn't exonerate the president but should definitely reassure us.
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The Pentagon's insistence that the THAADs won't be pointed at Chinese forces might not convince or reassure Beijing.
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ReAssure, Britain's sixth largest life insurer, intends to list at least a 25% stake, it said on Friday.
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We would like to reassure them that this was part of the method of entry to gain access.
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That's why the company used its earnings report to share some news about Nintendo's future to reassure investors.
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"We can reassure Sainsbury's customers that we have strong contingencies in place," said a spokesman for the chain.
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The city already had to reassure applicants after a 2016 lawsuit over how it would store personal data.
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Trump has repeatedly sought to reassure Americans that the economy will bounce back swiftly once the virus abates.
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The president brought the grocery chains together to reassure the public there would be no shortage of foods.
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Cocco finds it is easier to reassure patients if he knows exactly what it is they're scared of.
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French stocks ended 2.8% higher after President Emmanuel Macron sought to reassure businesses by offering more fiscal aid.
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He may be trying to reassure jittery Republican voters unnerved by their standard bearer's warm words about Russia.
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Deals • Fiat Chrysler and Renault tried to reassure the French government over the weekend about their proposed merger.
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She had a stressful day today so I do my best to reassure her it'll all be okay.
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Mr. Aryobee tried to reach by phone the 105 staff members he said were inside to reassure them.
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Under the flotation plans, Swiss Re would cut its stake in ReAssure to below 50% from 13% now.
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She would reassure the callers that they were not failures and that they had not mismanaged their farms.
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She hopes to reassure anyone who might be reluctant to buy jeans online without first trying them on.
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He sought to reassure the public that no one in the community would be exposed to the virus.
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After the meme spread rapidly this week, Instagram chief Adam Mosseri tried to reassure people who were tricked.
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Before Mr. Musk tweeted about going private last month, Tesla's promises about becoming profitable seemed to reassure investors.
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Chains have also started offering contactless delivery to reassure customers at home that ordering delivery can be safe.
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On Monday, the government sought to reassure the public that it was making progress in containing the outbreak.
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The recent transfer of a decommissioned American cutter to the Vietnamese Coast Guard was meant to reassure Vietnam.
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Huawei has rushed to reassure customers that their data would not be handed over to the Chinese government.
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Pompeo could also seek to reassure anxieties about a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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If the U.S. and China reach a trade deal, for example, that could reassure businesses and spur investment.
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Gostin says this should reassure patients to some extent, but is by no means a guarantee of privacy.
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University College London has sought to reassure its employees, but the uncertainty "hangs over people," Dr. Arthur said.
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"It will be just like home," the oldest says to the youngest, trying to reassure both of them.
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The Trump administration has taken actions that have worried insurers, and it has done little to reassure them.
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And even before the most recent confrontation, Mr. Trump's appreciation for entropy had done little to reassure them.
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The company has taken steps to disclose as much information as possible to reassure consumers about the products.
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He tried to reassure patrons that the threats against him and his business were just an online phenomenon.
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The Dem front-runner sought to reassure voters worried about the FBI investigation into her personal email server.
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The report urged swift action to reassure the United States' allies in Asia about its security commitments there.
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December 5, 2018: Chinese officials and Trump move to reassure investors by sending positive signals about the talks.
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What's clear is this: He has done nothing to reassure voters that he can or should be trusted.
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Blake obsesses over her dynamic with Ian, imploring friends to reassure her that she is not a hooker.
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Or so you try to reassure yourself, as you squint to make out familiar objects in the dark.
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Other reforms seek to reassure foreign firms by connecting the country more closely to the legal system abroad.
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Those are seen as efforts to reassure allies worried about shifts in U.S. policy, including Trump's Syria plan.
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As a result, extensive testing is needed to reassure both doctors and patients that these systems are reliable.
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On the other, they wanted to reassure millions of other anxious Americans that nothing would change at all.
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For now, the best care was to clarify his concern and reassure him that I would support him.
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WPCT sought to reassure investors on Monday, saying it was pleased with the progress of its portfolio companies.
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We know McConnell is trying to reassure these senators that the deepest Medicaid cuts will never take effect.
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We're just trying to calm him down and reassure him that this might work, we can be reunited.
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The visiting officials sought to reassure the crowd, with Defence Minister Abdullah Habibi acknowledging the losses in the area.
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"There is a belief that there is a tendency to reassure yourself that the trigger is there," he added.
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Pence's solid experience, mild mannered demeanor and message discipline provide a balance that may reassure uneasy Republicans and donors.
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Billy has a hand on his father's shoulder, as if to reassure him — but Bobs sees what he sees.
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Though numerical targets may reassure citizens in the short term, committing to such an objective creates its own problems.
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Lawmakers tried to reassure federal employees on Friday that Congress was aware of the financial hardship they are enduring.
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Stocks rose after the remarks, which an unnamed White House official later told Reuters were meant to reassure markets.
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That helps reassure PC-making partners who might otherwise worry about Intel eventually upstaging them with its own PCs.
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C., who sought to reassure Americans that the FBI had not become the Stasi as Trump's frothiest defenders claim.
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He took to Instagram to reassure fans he was feeling better after "walking the wrong way" into the door.
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"Always gonna be hoes," says one pimp, trying to reassure himself as the implications of the brothels become clearer.
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Mattis appeared to reassure NATO of the U.S. commitment to the treaty by rejecting closer military ties to Russia.
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The company has launched an advertising campaign in an attempt to reassure customers that its products are safe. ind.
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A cash buffer of €22015bn, enough to cover nearly two years of Greece's funding needs, should also reassure investors.
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The most concise thing I can say to reassure you games-lovers out there is Mythic Quest gets it.
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Others sought to reassure anxious DACA students that they would protect them as far as the law would allow.
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Greg Abbott on Friday also sought to reassure immigrants seeking shelter from floodwaters, saying the priority would be safety.
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Even if he didn't completely reassure lawmakers, he impressed Wall Street: Facebook's stock ended the day up 33 percent.
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With this data in mind, Yardeni sought to reassure investors amid the challenges presented by a negative yielding world.
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WHITE HOUSE ECONOMIC ADVISER KUDLOW'S COMMENTS EARLIER WERE MEANT TO REASSURE MARKETS, THEY REFLECT THE WHITE HOUSE'S POSITION -OFFICIAL
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The volatility calmed last week as both camps sought to reassure Argentines they were united in stabilizing the economy.
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Its job was to get fans excited about the franchise again, to reassure them they were in good hands.
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John Cronin, analyst at Goodbody, said a successful fundraising would reassure nervous investors but that Metro still faced challenges.
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To be sure, Chinese officials acknowledged a broad fallout from the event even as they sought to reassure investors.
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Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan repeatedly sought to reassure investors that the bank was stable despite the regulatory restrictions.
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His presence in government could help reassure markets and EU authorities about the budget plans of any new government.
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He spent much of his time flying around the world trying to reassure the traditional allies Mr Trump lambasted.
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Now that Donald Trump has won the presidency, he needs to reassure and calm the nation in short order.
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On Saturday, she took to Snapchat to reassure fans that she does have some basic knowledge of farm animals.
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Scavino uses these data points to reassure the president that he and his policy choices are beloved, Politico reports.
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Hollande told a news conference: "I'd like to reassure those countries that the process will remain underway," he said.
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If your complaint is that Facebook is simply too powerful, the company has done very little to reassure you.
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A grand coalition, particularly if it has the incumbent prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, in charge, would certainly reassure investors.
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Analysts said the cash would reassure investors, but added that the stock has limited upside after a recent rally.
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And Trump also sought to reassure people around the world about what his presidency will mean for the world.
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Fitness influencer Emily Skye took to Instagram on Monday to reassure her followers that bloating can happen to anyone.
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If the president had hoped that his choice of Mr Cottarella would reassure capital markets, he was swiftly disabused.
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Mrs May has done little to reassure them, visiting the province only once since becoming prime minister last year.
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Meanwhile in Wiltshire public-health officials are seeking to reassure everyone that the risk to their health is low.
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Both sides in the war immediately sought to reassure the world they would try to revive their peace plan.
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It will be an opportunity for the president to reassure the allies that they can still count on America.
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Just reassure them that they are loved and cared for and that you will be there to protect them.
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Instead, Sanders and his senior aides found themselves working to reassure demoralized and shaken staffers and volunteers on Tuesday.
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He fielded the first question, about how he would reassure voters he can handle the stress of the presidency.
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He fielded the first question, about how he would reassure voters he can handle the stress of the presidency.
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Under the flotation plans, Swiss Re would have cut its stake in ReAssure to below 50% from 75% now.
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Britney Spears has resurfaced on social media to reassure fans that she's okay as she continues to seek treatment.
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There was nothing in this announcement to reassure investors that Tesla has a solid business plan for solar roofs.
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UBS analysts said that the latter's guidance for products such as tobacco heating products would likely reassure the market.
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Other well-connected Facebook staffers are doing outreach for the company to reassure partners that it's taking this seriously.
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Sealed Air was quick to reassure fans that they were not going to stop making the traditional, poppy favorite.
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"Every step of the way, you want to reassure the homeowner that they made the right decision," he adds.
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" "I firmly believe," Ryan added, that "this is necessary to reassure the public that our nation's secrets are secure.
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Mrs Clinton has work to do to reassure millions of frightened Americans that she knows how to fight it.
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The most important tips she recommends to parents helping kids cope: Reassure kids that they are loved and supported.
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Trump's nominee has also tried to reassure senators during private one-on-one meetings over the past week. Sen.
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To stay afloat the country needs foreign investment and loans, so it must reassure foreigners that it is stable.
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The problem is that Trump keeps suggesting the opposite — even deleting key parts of phrases that would reassure allies.
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But the president isn't doing him any favors by making him have to constantly reassure allies wherever he goes.
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And in interviews last week, social conservative leaders frequently mentioned lesser-known examples of his attempts to reassure them.
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We need to reassure them that we take this responsibility seriously by making comprehensive Holocaust education a national norm.
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I spent several hours trying to vanquish obstacles and reassure the Secret Service, whose agents telephoned with rising concern.
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Swiss Re is continuing to work towards a potential IPO of ReAssure during 2019, the Zurich-based firm said.
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He said they wanted to get out the news of the arrest quickly to reassure the Seminole Heights community.
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In another effort to reassure shareholders, Akzo said executive pay would be more closely linked to hitting financial targets.
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Reports of Trump's delay helped reassure financial markets already rattled by rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Mr. Carney has sought to reassure investors, saying the central bank has several tools available to stabilize the market.
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Mr. Carney also sought to reassure investors, saying the central bank had several tools available to stabilize the market.
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Vice President Mike Pence made a surprise trip to Iraq on Saturday to reassure the US&aposs Kurdish allies.
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Clinton's desire for privacy about her illness backfired, and her campaign is scrambling to reassure voters about her health.
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But he has also sought to reassure Kim's government that the United States is not interested in its overthrow.
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"These prisons, by the way, are like dorms," he says, evidently trying to reassure at least one of us.
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All 11 are reasonably plausible nominees, who will likely reassure judicial conservatives wary of letting Trump pick Scalia's successor.
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It's best to reassure them that they're more resilient than that, enforce your boundaries, and stick to your guns.
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Hodges said the deal would "allow ReAssure to pursue growth going forward, knowing that we have two anchor shareholders".
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He can't just reassure a person that they're not a pedophile—reassurance doesn't work, as Kate and Marie learned.
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The deputy prime minister responsible for economic affairs sought to reassure investors by saying it would be over quickly.
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It's a baby monitor that uses motion detection and artificial intelligence to reassure you that your baby is breathing.
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Despite healthy numbers overall, bank leaders clearly felt the need to reassure investors about the state of the economy.
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I talked to the bear to show that I meant no harm, but mostly I talked to reassure myself.
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On Thursday, President Xi Jinping, the country's leader, sought to reassure private entrepreneurs that Beijing would still support them.
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There are now even support groups to help reassure men with a low-risk cancer who choose active surveillance.
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"What she managed to do is reassure people, avoid a panic, without playing down the crisis," Ms. Roemmele said.
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The message appeared intended to reassure investors who have long complained about the difficulty of doing business in Argentina.
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He also helped secure a crucial $5 billion lifeline from Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway that helped reassure other investors.
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And they are increasingly worried about the flip side: false negatives that reassure consumers who actually should be worried.
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You might be thinking that there must be a catch somewhere, but we're here to reassure you cynical lot.
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One former official said that he recalled being told that the document was merely meant to reassure the president.
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The district superintendent, Kent P. Scribner, tried to reassure the community in a note to parents on May 29.
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Such mixed messages sow confusion and do little to prevent further conflict, reassure the Turks or support the Kurds.
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But such a policy stance may not reassure people who are reluctant to give up their current insurance arrangements.
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Others think that, while helpful, such clandestine attacks will not be enough to reassure American allies or deter Iran.
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Enough, certainly, to reassure the host that it will not be thrown out of its own party too early.
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I talk to her for a while and reassure her that I'm back in San Francisco and I'm okay.
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This was true in a visible sense, as the facility has beefed up security in order to reassure guests.
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He began by rattling his saber as loudly as possible, both to intimidate the North and reassure the South.
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Republican leaders in Congress mostly skirted Mr. Trump's remarks, issuing warnings to Russia and trying to reassure European allies.
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He sought to reassure his wife, telling her to just stay calm, that an ambulance was on its way.
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He thinks growing the beard, for example, was a way to reassure the public of his fitness for office.
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LeasePlan struggled to reassure investors who worried that corporate clients would slash company car spending in the next recession.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly tried to reassure the public — and the sinking stock market — that it's under control.
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Green added that Warren's performance might have helped reassure voters who might have previously expressed concerns about her electability.
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It is long past time to reassure the American people that their online communications are protected from warrantless searches.
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The pings of adrenaline from all these carry you forward and reassure you that you're building an adult life.
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But reassure them that we will hone and refine what we undertake until all the issues are worked out.
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Fauci assisted with the creation of public policy around Ebola, and he worked to reassure Americans of their safety.
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I try to reassure him that I've interviewed many who have suffered violence and trauma, including victims of torture.
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"I wish I could reassure you that some of these companies get it 100 percent," said New York Rep.
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Del Vecchio also met Generali CEO Donnet to reassure management at the insurer of his iuntentions, the paper said.
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He delivered a televised address to reassure markets that the BoE would turn on the liquidity taps if needed.
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Dr. Salter: The first step is to remain nonjudgmental and reassure your children that they are not in trouble.
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S. rhetoric from Cuba's leaders seeking to reassure hardliners following U.S. President Barack Obama's historic visit to the island.
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Friday's news is specifically designed to reassure oil and gas companies operating in Indonesia's offshore energy fields, Storey added.
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But ministers in the new government have sought to reassure investors by reaffirming their loyalty to the single currency.
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Lawmakers want to reassure passengers of airline safety after the first deadly U.S. flight incident in nearly a decade.
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In the interim, the US government appears keen to reassure the Afghan President that Afghanistan will not be abandoned.
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The government rushed to reassure the public that the Carl Vinson was coming only to deter North Korean provocations.
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Although the Confederation of British Industry supported the prospect of more training, Mr. Corbyn's pitch did not reassure it.
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This follows similar deals between L&G and Aegon, Swiss Re unit ReAssure and Sun Life Financial of Canada.
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Other notable cancellations included Reassure -- the UK arm of reinsurance group Swiss Re -- and Italian luxury yacht maker Ferretti.
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Doctors should reassure their patients that they will get better no matter what treatment they try, the group said.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis visited South Korea, his first stop on an Asia trip meant to reassure U.S. allies.
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If you prefer this course, you'll want to take steps to reassure insurance companies and help keep markets stable.
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We made every effort to reassure you, and would have done the same with your sister, had she lived.
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These are attempts to reassure us that our culture is not yet fully robotic, that it is still meaningful.
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But that does little to reassure immigration lawyers who have already seen clients face harsh repercussions for being listed.
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Swiss Re also announced Friday it is exploring the listing of its U.K. closed book business ReAssure next year.
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Speaking to CNBC from the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, Al-Jadaan sought to reassure investors, however.
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He delivered a televised address to reassure markets that the BoE would turn on the liquidity taps if needed.
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But the new MCAS issue may push the schedule back even further, complicating the company's efforts to reassure customers.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Thursday: SWISS RE's REASSURE Reinsurance group Swiss Re has suspended plans for a $4.1 billion initial public offering of UK life insurance company ReAssure, which was set to start trading in London on Thursday, citing weak demand from institutional investors.
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The latest data is not likely to reassure investors that all is well in China, the world's second-largest economy.
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However, they did reassure the community that there was no gunman at large and that they believe Hall acted alone.
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FBI Director Wray has said nothing to reassure Americans that he understands the serious corruption highlighted in the IG report .
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Now, any grade-schooler should be able to reassure you that the heart, much like the tenderloin, is a muscle.
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As shares in Spain's big lenders fell on Wednesday, Economy Minister Luis de Guindos tried to reassure investors and customers.
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He also sought to reassure anxious Americans about the prospect of a volatile character like Trump in the Oval Office.
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I make sure to take a picture and text it to her mom to reassure her that everything's going well.
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Flannery also will need to reassure shareholders, including Nelson Peltz's Trian, whose arrival probably greased the skids for his appointment.
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Tillerson's remarks, made in a brief on-camera statement after the meeting, may go some way to reassure US allies.
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On the other side is the Treasury secretary, Mnuchin, who in attempts to reassure investors has taken a different tack.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping had earlier sought to reassure his citizens and the world that China would beat the coronavirus.
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" Johnson wrote in his statement that Starbucks wants to "reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
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The effort is under way: Brazilian authorities and the country's butchers are rushing to reassure customers at home and abroad.
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Finally, Bridenstine will have to reassure Congress that given the resources, NASA can achieve a crewed lunar landing by 2024.
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We want to reassure consumers that the Nerds products they find at major retailers across the country and at nerdscandy.
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A victory would bring Mr Renzi cachet for turning the anti-globalisation tide and reassure investors in Italy and beyond.
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The most concise thing I can say to reassure you video game fans out there is Mythic Quest gets it.
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"This won't happen again," said Aruna Sourou, a safari guide with an air of confidence designed to reassure foreign clients.
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But he seems less willing than his predecessor to enforce a rules-based order; his transactional mercantilism will reassure China.
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Commissioner O'Neill sought to reassure readers that his department was using only arrestee databases for searches, not motor vehicle photos.
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An article on Wednesday about JPMorgan Chase's efforts to reassure investors as its shares drop misstated the bank's profit expectations.
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Mr Trump's defence secretary, James Mattis, did his best at this year's event over the weekend to reassure Asian friends.
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The rebound in reserves may reassure investors that Bahrain can smoothly redeem a $750 million Islamic bond due this November.
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Trump would also have to immediately move reassure the markets that have sold off drastically in response to his victory.
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So we did our best to reassure her that she would be reunited with her family in the U.S. soon.
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"We're working for a declaration that can reassure the actual cessation of hostilities to become more solid," he told reporters.
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In Europe he needs to reassure the northern, more open economies that he is not trying to put up walls.
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In a bid to reassure investors, the lender said on Friday it would publish preliminary full-year results on Jan.
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Washington has sought to reassure allies it still aims to eject Iran from Syria despite pulling its own troops out.
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Executives everywhere felt compelled to reassure employees that they understood their fears and would do their best to support them.
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That change should reassure some ETF managers who said that being prevented from buying some assets could contradict their strategies.
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This was supposed to reassure Brazilians who fear that their new president is a bigot and a dictator in waiting.
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On the About page, its creators also reassure users that they aren't training AI on images edited with the tool.
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The Spanish government has been at pains to reassure them that their rights in Spain will be protected after Brexit.
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SAP is moving gingerly to reassure its employees while also seeking to avoid tussling publicly with the new U.S. administration.
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Senior Italian cabinet members have sought to reassure markets in recent days by reaffirming their commitment to the single currency.
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At the same time, Chris tries to reassure Jaden he isn't in any real danger since his gun isn't real.
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Their recurring themes of nostalgia and, especially, nature, seem like a kind of campaign to reassure fans that they're human.
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Today, it's seeking to reassure anxious member companies that it acknowledges the science and concedes climate is a serious issue.
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As Pence prepares for his trip to reassure America's allies, Trump now finds himself in a big bind over Russia.
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That will help overburdened countries like Germany plan for arrivals and reassure worried citizens who see no end in sight.
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During the interview, Biden said he has had to reassure foreign leaders who are nervous about some of Trump's comments.
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Seeking to reassure citizens concerned about the foreign financing, May's government said it is instituting new controls on foreign investment.
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Eddie Baza Calvo and Homeland Security Adviser George Charfauros sought to reassure residents and visitors that Guam remained completely safe.
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O'Neill later clarified that personally identifying information would be hidden, but the explanation did little to reassure the privacy conscious.
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President Trump hopes his NRA speech helps to reassure his conservative base after a series of reversals on campaign promises.
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During a crisis, the spokesperson can assuage a shaken populace, reassure an ally, and perhaps even deter a potential foe.
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Though it's possible that's intended to try to reassure regulators that competition and innovation will not suffer from the merger.
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Raymond James analyst Harry Breach wrote that Airbus needed to reassure investors the stream of charges was nearing an end.
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He added that she needs to reassure the market that the Federal Open Market Committee still holds its December view.
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I needed to challenge that paradigm and reassure voters that improving public safety and confronting mass incarceration were twin goals.
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Yet it is awkward for the government to reassure visitors while telling its own citizens to prepare for another attack.
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The packaging is normally plain and discreet, but she says she was happy to draw the hearts to reassure him.
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Most can do the maths and thus reassure themselves about the slim chance of getting mixed up in anything nasty.
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Senior German officials have sought to reassure Ankara while continuing to raise concerns about Turkey's crackdown on alleged coup supporters.
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The reinsurer said that it was important for ReAssure to have access to new capital to acquire additional closed books.
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All the movies listed above are chilling in their own ways, but at least you can reassure yourself they're fictional.
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"How do we recalibrate the norm for global tourism?" he asked, on a visit to London to reassure potential visitors.
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These calls will almost certainly increase as Congress seeks to reassure Israel in the wake of Obama's lame-duck maneuvers.
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Facebook on Wednesday sought to reassure users that its signature homepage News Feed doesn't favor some political viewpoints over others.
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She told Dalmayne in her call that she does not operate on patients, but is instead present to reassure them.
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Facebook on Wednesday sought to reassure users that its signature homepage News Feed doesn't favor some political viewpoints over others.
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And some critics say Facebook's campaign to reassure the public fails to include the systemic changes they want to see.
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The reports of Trump's delay helped reassure financial markets already rattled by rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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They quickly acted to reassure their partners, the media and the public — with strong language — that there was no threat.
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Should the April surveys bounce decisively this would help reassure the BoE that growth is set to improve this quarter.
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"I think it's worth making an appeal to them, putting pressure on them, also looking to reassure them," Haas said.
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Designating the IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization would reassure our allies in the Gulf that we stand with them.
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Additional police have been deployed in all London boroughs to reassure communities, particularly those observing the Muslim festival of Ramadam.
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Banks made the biggest gains on Friday as Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest, tried to reassure investors about its financial health.
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Apple is quick to reassure would-be participants that the studies keep their information confidential, along with other privacy disclaimers.
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Conte will be keen to reassure Trump behind closed doors that Italy backs the US strategy on the Russian front.
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One that would trouble Democrats and reassure Republicans came in a 2006 special election for California's 50th District House seat.
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Debree took the arm of each child, while Griffith tried to reassure the woman that he was a police officer.
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The calls did nothing to reassure equity investors, who fled stocks for the relative safety of U.S. Treasuries and gold.
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Hodges said ReAssure aimed to pay 265 million pounds in dividends a year to investors over the next five years.
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In order to reassure her, Trump brought in Kelly himself, Vice President Mike Pence, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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At least one airline meanwhile sought to reassure passengers deprived of their personal gadgets for flights up to 16 hours.
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However, Gennette tried to reassure investors of Macy's preparations for the all-important holiday season, which kicks off next week.
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In each case, the president then headed to the cameras to reassure a country that was not at all convinced.
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In the rest of the speech, Trump tried to reassure Americans about his administration's response to the outbreak so far.
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"I am going to be doing my darnedest to reassure them," said Mike Kreidler, the insurance regulator for Washington State.
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Phantom hopes its approach will also reassure passengers by letting them talk to and see the remote operator — within limits.
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" American officials keep trying to reassure their puzzled European interlocutors: "Don't look at the tweets, look at what we do.
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Her mother, Yolanda, raced down from the stands after the game to reassure her, to say how proud she was.
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Another sign that Washington may seek to reassure its Australian allies has been talk of the possible appointment of Adm.
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" Those clarifications of language might not reassure undocumented immigrants, who reportedly fear being picked up by ICE on "any corner.
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Every year Pakistan's government mounts public education campaigns and recruits Muslim religious leaders to reassure people, but their suspicions persist.
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Reassure your husband that your son is going to say a lot of hilarious and adorable things on his own.
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Does his statement reassure you, or make you unsettled, with regard to our collective knowledge and understanding of the world?
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Fed chairs never appeared in television interviews at the time, making it a momentous attempt to reassure the American people.
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Mr. Trump's order seeks to encourage development in the zones and reassure investors that they are viable places for investment.
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U.S. officials have crisscrossed the Middle East in recent weeks to reassure them that Washington remains committed to the region.
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Perhaps in the future we'll all wear forehead temperature gauges in public during outbreaks, just to reassure the excessively nervous.
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"You've read the news, so I want to reassure everyone who's worried about me, I'm fine," Rugani said on Twitter.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is trying to reassure Americans about this unprecedented financial crisis ignited by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Helms immediately checked on his wife to reassure her the news was false, but was met with an unexpected response.
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He got it last week: reassure your most vulnerable workers that they will be okay, figure out the details later.
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Trump has sought to reassure Americans that a quick economic rebound is waiting on the other side of the pandemic.
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Some people point to the Supreme Court's relatively conservative history to reassure us that things will not be so bad.
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At a news conference at the White House on Monday, Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence sought to reassure the country.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim met with German company executives to reassure them after German officials warned they could face arrest.
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I wish I could reassure them that my soul is O.K. I do think about the moral complexities of abortion.
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Mr. Lau sought to reassure supporters that the campaign is undeterred by state-by-state results, including later on Tuesday.
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The siblings talked this way, back and forth, as if to reassure each other that everything would be all right.
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Such efforts would also help reassure the global community that the U.S. will strive to meet its international climate agreements.
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The information ministry tried to reassure commercial users in a statement reported last week in a Shanghai newspaper, The Paper.
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In tone and substance, Mr. Mattis's short statement, like his congressional testimony last week, seemed intended to reassure partners abroad.
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Good jobs numbers, particularly higher wages, could reassure investors that rates are climbing for the right reasons -- a stronger economy.
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Where it stands: A final ruling in line with the opinion that the contracts are valid could reassure U.S. companies.
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Instead, have faith in others and reassure them that they will learn from the mistake and won't make it again.
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"He acted erratically and impulsively," he said, urging some next steps that would reassure allies that the conflict wasn't accelerating.
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They point out that the American brigade deployed in January 2017 to reassure Eastern Europe about Russia is still there.
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Recruiting a nurse practitioner can't be done without being able to reassure her that a health center has stable funding.
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Politicians should be trying to reassure teens that they're going to work to give them a future worth living in.
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At the meeting of Republican chairmen, GOP leaders tried to reassure Collins, keenly aware of the critical role she plays.
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"Now, we just reassure them that they can still unplug while they're up here," Ms. Bryant said with a laugh.
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Saint-Cheron described regulatory divergence as the "key risk", despite May's attempts to reassure concerns felt in the aviation industry.
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SpaceX chief operating officer Gwynne Shotwell flew to Saudi Arabia to reassure them that the Falcon Heavy would be reliable.
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Tesla has tried to reassure investors that it will be profitable in the third and fourth quarters of this year.
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He added the upcoming non-farm payrolls data should reassure the Fed especially if broader employment and wage rates rise.
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Billie Cousans tried to reassure her daughter that her elementary school and the high school have been fortified since then.
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Manchin expressed hope that the fact that a Republican now lived in the White House could reassure some GOP lawmakers.
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She tried to reassure me—she told me it had always been just the two of us in the apartment.
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He took high-quality photos of his fakes to reassure potential customers of their pairs and responded quickly to questions.
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New security measures would not only help the company in its fight with the government, but also reassure investors and customers.
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Beyond a perfunctory nod to his predecessors in the White House, Trump did little to reassure Americans opposed to his candidacy.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan made an effort to reassure those immigrants Thursday night, during a televised CNN town hall.
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Warner sought to reassure that Senate investigators had not been waylaid by the chaos from the other side of the Captiol.
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T) under which MS&AD will invest a further 315 million pounds ($4.43 million) into Swiss Re's closed-book business ReAssure.
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Allowing merchants and customers to track the exact location of the parcel helps reassure them that all is well, Kehinde says.
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A McDonald's France rep at the time described the sandwich as a beef-free sandwich, designed to reassure concerned French mothers.
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WhatsApp, however, sought to reassure users by saying that it would not sell, share, or give users' phone numbers to advertisers.
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Some projects, hoping to reassure skeptics and qualify for more institutional capital, explicitly model their cryptocoin projects on traditional investment vehicles.
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In a bid to reassure investors, Monte dei Paschi said on Friday it would publish preliminary full-year results on Jan.
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She was visibly upset, and he attempted to reassure her that some people (him) were still there for the right reasons.
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"We'd like to reassure our customers that protecting their personal data is of the utmost importance to us," Camelot's statement added.
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Would he reassure me when I called and said the kicks were coming less and less frequently -- that everything was fine?
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Officials in the Dominican Republic have called the deaths isolated events as they work to reassure travelers their country is safe.
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Durham police were quick to reassure the BBC that Hart's decisions will only be "advisory" during its preliminary and experimental use.
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Once again I want to reassure the public that a large Police presence remains in the city for the time being.
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Candidates for office and their campaigns need to reassure the public that they have confidence in the integrity of the vote.
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You can also reassure them that you have no plans to leave, you're just trying to stay on the safe side.
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Facebook shares advanced 1.7% after Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg sought to reassure U.S. lawmakers about the company's planned digital currency, Libra.
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" The public, he said, has "heard government reassure them before, only to find that government flip-flops on what they're saying.
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"We will be slaves of the constitution," he promises, seeking to reassure voters who fear he is plotting to subvert democracy.
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She sent him a series of text messages, trying to reassure him that she had called 911 and help was coming.
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It's just one of many things we're going to make sure that we reassure our customers that it's safe to fly.
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So when Westbook posted a video saying she was hurt by Charles, her fans wanted to reassure her and rally support.
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At the forum, he will try to reassure his partners that he is not attempting to stuff their mouths with gold.
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That is probably enough to reassure the central bank, which has been cutting interest rates, mainly in response to lower inflation.
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"Our goal is to reassure the people of Manbij that its people will run the affairs of this city," he said.
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Chinese leaders are seeking to reassure the public that the economic devastation of the coronavirus will be short-lived and controlled.
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Macri intended to use the high-profile summit to reassure foreign leaders and investors that Argentina fundamentally remains a good bet.
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Once fiercely eurosceptic, the 5-Star has mellowed in recent months, looking to reassure financial investors that it is fiscally responsible.
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Kristi Noem in South Dakota — joined Kemp, DeSantis, and others on the panel, which at times seemed intended to reassure donors.
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Luckin's surprise 12.5% rise in store-level profit margin in the latest quarter landed at a good time to reassure investors.
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But its brand has been battered by complaints it is doing too little to reassure Chinese owners their handsets are safe.
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In an era when immigrants—both legal and undocumented—face mounting pressure, Nielsen v Preap will do little to reassure them.
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U.S. troops have been stationed in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia since April 2014 to reassure them following Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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The government of Saudi Arabia is trying to reassure foreign investors following the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi last October.
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But, like all his best lies, Rick is quick to reassure her that her kids are actually out flourishing right now.
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Whether that would be enough to reassure the nervous traveller, even if it results in lower fares, remains to be seen.
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Carney sought to reassure investors on the day, pledging to provide an extra £250 billion ($333 billion) in liquidity if necessary.
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A vow to continue cooperation would support oil markets because it would reassure traders the OPEC+ backstop would remain in place.
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You can reassure them that you'll let them know what feels good, and maybe tell them what you like before beginning.
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The company hopes that third-quarter results will reassure investors following the outages, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Instant messaging service WhatsApp is seeking to reassure its users about their privacy by encrypting all messages sent via its app.
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It remains unlikely that Republican leaders will take the action this crisis demands to reassure the American people and our allies.
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That said, the brass is trying to reassure officers that not every call is an ambush and not to develop paranoia.
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They also want to reassure travelers who plan to attend the opening ceremonies of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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We want to reassure our consumers that our procedures include extensive finished product testing, and no products tested positive for contaminants.
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Try and reassure people around you—many of whom may be panicking if they're in need of insulin or prescription medications.
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A local costume company, Cumbria Superheroes, decided to send out 'Batman' to chase disguised pranksters and reassure children and their families.
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"Russia can take whatever message it would like," the official said, saying the visits were a show of support to reassure.
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