Mr. Trump reassures them that the bans have always failed, and he reassures them that when bad things happen with guns, it is assuredly not their fault.
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"The DDoS is unlikely to be successful," reassures Hutchins. Phew.
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"I'm not going to have sex, guys," she reassures them.
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"There's nobody standing between me and you," she reassures viewers.
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She reassures them that she will see them in September.
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Leia reassures her that what they do have is enough.
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"Kylie, you look amazing," Khloé Kardashian, 34, reassures her sister.
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Whether this reassures airlines and passengers remains to be seen.
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"During cold and flu season, it's not rude!" he reassures.
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TrickPics reassures users they don't need to worry about privacy.
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" "In a way, it reassures you that your son existed.
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Onstage, Mr. Ahmad flatters his listeners, reassures them, owns them.
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"I think the world has enough greatness," Amber reassures him.
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"The Bureau rarely fires agents," a colleague reassures him, unkindly.
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"He's not my type," she reassures Phyllis, who remains skeptical.
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But don't worry, as Dr. Gilbert reassures that it's normal.
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Pence reassures family of Otto Warmbier ahead of North Korea summit.
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"That's okay, that happens all the time," Parton reassures the actress.
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"They're not getting any closer," our mushroom sherpa Ryan reassures us.
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This study reassures about the safety of the procedure, he added.
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"But safety comes first," Bob reassures me, possibly sensing my reluctance.
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Is it because GPS tracking reassures them that you are safe?
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He reassures me and says he will buy one for me.
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Her exclamation point reassures me that she wrote this in fun.
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Her exclamation point reassures me that she wrote this in fun.
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" Stewart reassures her, "That's why everyone else thinks you're so cool, though.
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"She knew who I was as a person," Garrett reassures the audience.
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Scott reassures Kris that she's rocking 60 like a 40-year-old.
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"When I started out, I felt like you felt," he reassures me.
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But despite it all, it reassures us: We're not starting from scratch.
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" Overall, Morrison believes "the review reassures people that HPV vaccination is effective.
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"Your journey is complete," the ATS B8901456 reassures her as they arrive.
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Someone will have gotten it right, and this certainty reassures us somehow.
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"The Bureau rarely fires agents," a colleague pitilessly reassures the disgraced agent.
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"Your help and Jeeves's, I should have said," Lord MacAuslan reassures him.
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"You're the only one who knows everything about me," Zhang reassures him.
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Even Rufus reassures Claire it's all right, dying gently amid bittersweet reminiscence.
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Claire reassures her that's not the case, and admits that Roger found Jamie.
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Allie reassures him that everything will be fine, but Grizz still isn't sure.
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Charley reassures him that she knows how to deal with men like him.
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" Her husband reassures her that she's fine, and "there's nothing you can't handle.
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"They'll come to see you for what you are," he reassures her tenderly.
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"I don't think you vandalized the building," the customer service rep reassures Wakeman.
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Luckily for her, he reassures her by giving her the group date rose.
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In the next phrase, he reassures her by offering his hand — three times.
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It reassures us that our vulnerabilities are meant to be celebrated, not hidden.
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Her father reassures her that despite the danger they're in, he'll always find her.
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Before he starts to thrust, Eden reassures Nick that he'll be a good father.
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He reassures me that everything is fine and that I can get through it.
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Colton reassures her that he would never ask her to be anyone she's not.
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A guy on the train sees I'm losing it a little and reassures me.
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Whenever he gets the chance, Suggashie reassures people the water is safe to drink.
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My mother reassures me that he's unaware and unconcerned, but I'm not so sure.
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" He paused, and added: "And that reassures some people, and it scares some people.
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It helps him slow down and reassures him that he'll have enough to eat.
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" He reassures clients by telling them, "it might seem scary, but don't freak out.
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Colton reassures her that he's "trying" and wants to see where their relationship can go.
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"I believe in you and in the world you want to build," he reassures her.
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When Khloé reassures her that her "body looks f-cking crazy," Kylie brushes it off.
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Levi reassures us that Pascal, Maximus, and the other animal characters will also be back.
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Transparency mitigates risks and reassures shareholders that the companies they invest in are well-run.
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That reassures shoppers not ready to trust an anonymous Chinese T-shirt firm to deliver.
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The boy reassures his mother, and he is, to use a scientific term, nuclearly cute.
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Repetition reassures, whether it's to do with your environment, your speech, or your bodily movements.
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Saut, however, reassures them it's not yet time for the secular bull market to end.
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His wife, Marge, reassures him that the 3 cent is more consequential than he thinks.
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ZIMBABWE CENBANK GOVERNOR MANGUDYA REASSURES HOLDERS OF FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNTS THAT THEIR MONEY IS SECURE
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However, Kaitlyn reassures me that salt and ice is the extent of Taylor's teenage rebellion.
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"Thinking you have to know something before you do it is kind of bullshit," she reassures.
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Her wife, Ivy (Alison Pill), kisses her and reassures her that the clowns are not back.
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After her father reassures her it was not her fault, she agrees to do the deposition.
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Instead, Tyler reassures Hannah they're going to have a great day regardless of how she's feeling.
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It started to do that on Thursday: America's presence reassures its friends and worries its enemies.
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Kris agrees and reassures Kim that she, Khloé, and Kourtney can handle the Angel Ball event.
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I've yet to see the machine though and Thau reassures me that it's a game changer.
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Pork and fruit are costing more even as Beijing reassures the public that supplies are plentiful.
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"I haven't got swastikas hanging on my wall," she reassures me, laughing, as I say goodbye.
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Dumbledore reassures Harry that he shouldn't be embarrassed, because those we've lost live on within us.
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Here, "Comedian" is funny because it reassures the nonexpert viewer that they were right all along.
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When one negotiation goes awry, Ford's supervisor reassures him that he did everything by the book.
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Borissova reassures me that the trial's tasks and seemingly endless blood tests are all for a reason.
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"We will not be the prime suspects," Debbie reassures the team at the end of the trailer.
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"I'll buy this when I lose ten pounds," she says, almost as often as she reassures me.
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Hannah fights tears as she reassures her recently out father, that she'll always be there for him.
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His dad reassures him that he's been through all the hard stuff already, the cancer, the chemo.
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" Kendrick's character, Beca, tells the Bellas before Steinfeld reassures them saying, "Let's just do what we do.
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She cries, as her daughter reassures her that she was the best mother she could have had.
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Sensing my doubts, Shafi reassures me that I'm about to have the best day of my life.
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" He reassures Eric Trump that the country will be "just fine" because it's "full of good people.
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Yet there is also a path to end that suffering, Buddha reassures us, a path to enlightenment.
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Sierra reassures Veronica that she's not a moron, pointing out the non-academic ways her intelligence manifests.
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Mr. Putin's denial of Russian interference reassures the president that he is first and foremost a winner.
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"I am going to be OK, everything is fine, all right," he reassures the 5-year-old.
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He pulls out divorce papers and reassures her that he wants the transition to be easy for everyone.
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Becca has concerns that this relationship might unfurl the same way, but he reassures her that wouldn't happen.
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So an effective label that reassures consumers is probably a simple one — something policymakers should keep in mind.
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He reassures Toni that he loves her daughter and wants to be there for her and the baby.
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" Kendrick's character Beca tells the Bellas before Hailee Steinfeld reassures them saying, "Let's just do what we do.
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Ultimately, it's really simple, just create a nice, calming, welcoming soundscape that reassures people, makes them feel happy.
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Chris Anderson, head of TED, reassures me by phone that all audiences are sympathetic toward nervous public speakers.
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And more critically, can he deliver a commanding performance that reassures Democrats as he surges toward the nomination?
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Gary's ghost reassures Michael in the final season that Melissa and Lee eventually marry and have a baby.
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Bennett would probably chafe to hear it, but he reassures us by his very presence in the world.
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Basically, the song reassures that one day you're going to spread your wings and you're going to fly.
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If something is strange, and the doctor reassures us it's normal procedure, we don't usually say anything more.
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On one level, this obviously reassures people who take a skeptical view of Russia's role in the world.
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But she nonetheless reassures parents that the course content will still be harder than that found in school textbooks.
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"I've got some money for you," Razmik reassures an exhausted Alexandra, who has just been stiffed by another client.
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Trump's effective acceptance of a divided Korea therefore must be pleasing Xi nearly as much as it reassures Kim.
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It similarly reassures its users by projecting an image of public- spiritedness—the world's knowledge, provided gratis by Google.
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Lindsey Graham, a long time Trump ally, said the "shortsighted and irresponsible" decision "virtually reassures the reemergence of ISIS."
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"Don't worry," Baron Cohen reassures him, as if the man were concerned about the safety of the Muslims praying.
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Though Miller can't stop now—he's on a mad mission for anise hyssop—he reassures her of his return.
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In one of Second Nature's videos, Dr. Reedy reassures parents who feel guilty about sending their child into captivity.
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Their lionization reassures us that the stands they took were good — and can now be consigned to bygone eras.
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I&aposm happy to switch," Swift reassures her, adding, "It&aposs too adult for me, let&aposs be honest.
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He added that the lira could stabilise if the central bank reassures markets that it will keep policy tight.
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He reassures me that there are others who share my perspective, and it might be helpful to connect with them.
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Akinwumi Adesina, Nigeria's former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, is one of Releaf's advisors, which also reassures potential partners.
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"Last season I was the same way," she reassures him, referencing her time on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor.
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He cracks jokes, cooperates with the authorities, reassures his loved ones that everything's gonna be okay, he's gonna be okay.
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My mechanic (who I trust) reassures me that it's necessary and will be worth it when I decide to sell.
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" Perrin "reassures" fans of the couple's signature rosé that "the 123 vintage will be released and it looks great already.
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"The morning-after pill definitely won't affect your chances of getting pregnant later on in life," Dr. Wilken-Jensen reassures.
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Taylor also reassures me that a defensive response makes sense given what we've been taught about our bodies since childhood.
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In letting the drips take control, Leta reassures viewers that there's power in embracing the messiness of the human mind.
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It is comforting because it reassures those who categorize others that they are not responsible for the issues or difficulties.
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"I'm no women's libber," she reassures the audience, using a term that surely no woman of the 1930s ever spoke.
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Blindness in its helplessness reassures the rest of us that that oddball is not an eyesore or a loose cannon.
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She reassures Tabitha a party isn't a party until something gets broken and thens steal Elodie away into the kitchen.
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" I take a bad picture for which he poses happily and reassures me, "Hey, I wouldn't do that to nobody!
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More than anything, this reassures them you're always there for them — and that you don't just think about their income.
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It is deeply personal, which gives her images of festivals, family and friends an emotional heft that reassures and reaffirms.
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Sadly, the president and his minions are committed to making sure that it in no way reassures the American people.
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It's Serena Joy who reassures Fred when he seems regretful over the terrorist attacks they planned to usurp government control.
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Natalie, Dr. Huang's other patient, reassures Kim that she would love the baby just as much as her other two children.
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Anyway, I was trying to think if Wayne and Gaga have ever collaborated, something that Google reassures me did not happen.
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But you can tell from the way that Wendell reassures Dom that they're helping each other mentally, as well as strategically.
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I've talked to my partner about my struggles and she reassures me, but soon I'm back in my self-destructive spiral.
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Nick quickly reassures Danielle she doesn't need to be embarrassed for telling a sad story during their date, and Danielle beams.
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American hard power in Asia reassures its allies, but President Donald Trump tends to ignore how soft power cements alliances, too.
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He can only do that if he reassures investors by reforming the country's absurdly generous pension systems, which imperil public finances.
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Maritza calls Peña with the address; though Carrillo is a bit skeptical, Peña reassures the team that they can trust her.
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Her pal reassures her "you're pretty and sad, people love that," as if sadness only added to her magnetism and allure.
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"You don't have to feel safe to actually be safe," Susan reassures Ada after a moment of panic on a rooftop.
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Lee beautifully captured that moment here, but also reaffirmed how hope still lies in people like Atticus who reassures Jem and us.
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You can tell the normally energetic 95-year-old is having a tough time ... but he reassures fans he is getting better.
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Kris, apparently Mom to everyone, reassures Rousteing that the show is going to be fabulous and punctuates that with a big hug.
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Ben reassures Lace that he does think she's gorgeous; he just prefers to talk to everyone before swapping more spit with her.
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Within the 64-page draft, Secretary of Defense James Mattis reassures the Pentagon that Trump won't start a war on a whim.
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The woman who was patching up Chewie reassures Rey that Finn will be just fine before heading off in search of Luke Skywalker.
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"We do it in a gentle way," Dios reassures me, working her way slowly around my head until she's treated all the sections.
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The agent reassures him: All of his engrams will remain private — so long as he hadn't been harming himself or others, that is.
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SpaceX hasn't stuck a barge landing yet, but this side-by-side video comparison of each attempt reassures us that it's getting closer.
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In between check-ins, she reassures herself that her parents' social network — their real-world friends and neighbors — will look out for one another.
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At first glance, the shoes look light to the point of being fragile, but Chen reassures runners the sneakers can stand up to wear.
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The Disney fan also reassures anyone who can't handle too much spice that despite its name, the macaroni and cheese is actually pretty mild.
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Hood By Air's website is currently closed, with a banner that reassures visitors that it will re-open soon with the spring '17 collection.
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However, as makeup artist Matin Maulawizada reassures us, it's a universally flattering color that anyone can pull off, once you find the right shade.
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Saleh said the trucks will be released as soon as the WFP reassures the government the food will only get to the intended recipients.
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It reassures the war fighter that the sacrifices he or she makes, or is willing to make, in combat won't be misplaced or forgotten.
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" As omniscient marital observer, Cohen reassures us that "it never happened again — not in my presence and not, I would guess, anywhere else, either.
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It supposedly reassures me that the whale — 21,853 pounds of foam and fiberglass — is suspended by a single steel pipe anchored in the ceiling.
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In the final scene, after her mother has died, an old family friend reassures her that it was her mother who killed her brother.
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But since those stories aren't revealed, the result is something sad but restrained — perhaps afraid of being vulnerable, which Leonard reassures us is okay.
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"This is the first one to die in three months," Dr Fernando de la Gandara, the center's director, reassures me in a hushed tone.
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"It's not about being a good dancer," Hough reassures us as we all warm up with some squatting, some swaying, and many, many affirmations.
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Her unspoken gamble is that she can keep the National Front legacy even as she reassures millions of French that she has transcended it.
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For buyers "This new rule reassures buyers that they are looking at all available inventory," said Rene Galicia, director of MLS engagement for NAR.
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It reassures the political press — and maybe some suburban Republican voters who have been Trump skeptical — that Trump isn't as hard-line as he sounds.
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That's why the website reassures users that they don't need to be an expert in what their friend is experiencing in order to provide support.
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And perhaps most importantly, Jamie reassures Virgil that no matter what marital issues he and Cheryl face, Virgil will always have his love and support.
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Voice Jed reassures Owen that is ready to finally able to fulfill his destiny: to save Annie, to save the world, and to save himself.
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But seeing her fear, he reassures Stacey that he believes her, and vows to get her and her daughter out of the house for good.
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Colton reassures his dad that he's been totally honest with Becca about the situation and they've moved past it, a sentiment echoed by Becca herself.
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During the procedure, Dr. McVety reassures Cassity with a hug and consoling words: "This is a better treatment than any one of us would get."
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But his constantly reiterated contempt for media freedom reassures autocrats in other countries that he will not stop them from locking up their own critics.
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And the gym's handbook reassures members that workouts can be scaled from Padawan to Jedi Master (that's Star Wars for "pretty easy" to "really hard").
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"Knowing that New Zealand and the whole world stands behind our boy reassures us that violence and racism are unwelcome in our world," they said.
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Knowing that the girl they've just met at a party isn't going to make things weird by having it on the floor usually reassures them.
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The Zinger Meteorite is selling for a cool $20,000, and KFC reassures everyone that is is real and not just a heavy piece of earth rock.
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When Nicky wakes up, Jack tells him that he thinks their dad won't be back for a while, but reassures him that he won't go anywhere.
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In his practice, Lewin talks with parents and reassures them that they are not deserting or punishing their child by letting him soothe himself to sleep.
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Enrique (Carlo Lasso), the Cali man assigned to follow the DEA, reassures Jorge that they're at a nice house in Palmira, but it's not Gilberto's house.
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"People need to be aware that the data isn't necessarily 100% accurate and not something that you need to be diagnosing yourself from," Cannon reassures me.
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"It's fine, the smog is so bad nobody could see your license plate," the host reassures him, in a joke circulating on Chinese social media sites.
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The staff reassures them that the onus is on the resettlement agency, which helps families find work and pay for the first three months of housing.
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"It reassures the Kremlin … [Yandex] is not a possible mechanism for someone to attack the state in their interest," said one person involved in the talks.
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Any mention of someone hacking a cryptocurrency exchange sends prices plummeting, for example, while even the rumor of greater regulation reassures investors and drives up prices.
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It's critical that a strong voice reassures and reminds the president that yes, the agenda that got you into the Oval Office is the right agenda.
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Lou teaches Bea how to drive, and reassures her when Bea reveals past abuse; such moments showcase the kindness and compassion that develop between the two.
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Violet reassures her that Blue has grown up with nothing but love, and then she thanks Darlene for the monthly checks she sent to help with Blue.
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Greeted by Nando Lopes, education director and one of the most senior stylists at the salon, he reassures me that the bizarre-sounding treatment really does work.
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The OB intern (who is excellent, and I am so happy to be paired with him) reassures me that there wasn't much I could have done differently.
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All that's missing is the glowing hair which, a Marvel producer reassures me and the other journalists gathered on set last May, will be added in post.
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Not only does it include incentives for investors, like tax breaks on capital gains, but also reassures founders that the government takes India's new tech companies seriously.
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While the instantly recognizable quality of brand-name contemporary art reassures collectors — and by extension bolsters the pieces' value — other works can be diminished by their reproducibility.
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In each of these cases, the child reassures a parent who can reassure the child in return that all is well, that the scary moment won't last.
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Chiptune's thick, chintzy, modular crunch snaps into place with dissonance in the lower end, as if two adjacent notes are playing at once; the technology's simplicity reassures.
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In these messages, Amazon says that the error has now been fixed, and it reassures users that it will not be necessary for them to reset their passwords.
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The Reddit post says that the actual updates will include more changes than those detailed on the forum, and it reassures fans that it's listening to the complaints.
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He is a loving father, who reassures his younger daughter, Mary, when she comes out as a lesbian ("It doesn't matter sweetheart, we love you no matter what").
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De Grandis reassures us that celebrating the equinox in these ways will help us, against all odds, transition smoothly into winter and end the year with a bang.
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The makeover video is a common ASMR trope, usually featuring a speaker who reassures you that you look beautiful along with the sound of makeup brushes on skin.
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He reassures Eleanor that not only can she do this job, it's precisely because she's a "girl from Arizona" that she must be the one to do this.
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Clinton, one of our number-crunching experts explains the fluctuations and reassures us that high-quality polls over the next few weeks are likely to be highly predictive.
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" In describing a second allegation from the summer of 2018, Tyson again reassures readers that, had he known he'd made someone uncomfortable, he'd have apologized "on the spot.
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Nothing reassures Republican skeptics like seeing Defense Secretary Mattis or Homeland Security Secretary Kelly or SecState Tillerson or the national security adviser you named yesterday, Army Lt. Gen.
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And our dream cars will always sound like the vehicles from our outmoded idea of the future, like something out of The Jetsons, because that's what reassures us.
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The IMF should now help keep that process on track with a program that reassures markets and helps build Argentine consensus for feasible, beneficial mid-term economic targets.
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Mr. Netanyahu's long experience reassures many voters who still see Mr. Lapid as a former TV personality lacking in real substance and Mr. Gantz as a political novice.
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"Jeremy Corbyn reassures the BBC that he really does like grime music, after garnering further support from artists of the genre Look after pennies..."Less than 7p per pupil.
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And if Kuroda reassures markets the BOJ is nowhere near an exit from ultra-loose monetary policies, investors will stay unruffled by all the doubts about Abe's political future.
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Mr Khan reassures that he has "tried to honour the dramaturgical structure" of the play, while "being bold about allowing ourselves to depart from it when we need to".
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That in turn reassures GOP lawmakers that they can justify continued backing for a president who remains overwhelmingly popular among rank-and-file Republicans, if not the broader public.
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In it, he reassures customers that they won't experience much change while the company gets restructured (and while it gets some much-needed cash flow from its new ownership).
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His American graduate-student buddies (Will Poulter and William Jackson Harper) are not too pleased, but his Swedish friend Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgren) reassures Dani that she is more than welcome.
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The device's audible beep reassures the team that all is well, with the pitch dropping if there's a problem, allowing the anesthetist to 'hear' any changes in oxygen saturation levels.
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"He continued to slam Trump's decision via Twitter, saying the decision "virtually reassures the reemergence of ISIS" and "makes it difficult for the US to recruit allies against radical Islam.
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The DOJ's main target is a California law that reassures crime victims who happen to be immigrants that cooperation with state law enforcement won't be a fast track to deportation.
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And personally, reassures me that I, a proud black, Muslim African American, am just as American and have the obligation to fulfill my loyalty to my country as any other.
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While long in the planning stage, the physical presence of this small force is welcomed by all the NATO countries as it reassures them of continued US support of the alliance.
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He reassures me that it's fine — I can afford it out of my discretionary spending money, and I work out at least five times a week, so it's a justifiable purchase.
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Tellart's work reassures its viewers that the environment is an issue that will simply be fixed one day, through no effort on their part, save perhaps cultivating a taste for bugs.
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"Trump reassures the allies…and the travel restrictions befuddle the world", read the front-page banner of Asharq Al-Alawsat, a newspaper owned by the king's son, on the following day.
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He reassures me that if he can pick up more of our expenses if we get to that point and suggests I talk to one of our friends about substitute teaching.
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However, near the end the play careens off its comic course and into a sincere lesson: the teacher reassures his students that whatever they are going through, they are not alone.
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N.L."-grade impression — "I feel for ya, I do" — as the senator reassures Ms. Hill but frets about his image: "I'm not going to be the bad guy in this thing.
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As well as being able to talk, Bella checks if Patricia has taken her medication, plays the rock 'n' roll music she likes and reassures her when she is feeling anxious.
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But, in "Roseanne" 's case, the ratings were real, which made sense: aside from nostalgia, there's a powerful appeal to any project that reassures Fox viewers without alienating the MSNBC crowd.
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The draft regulation reassures investors that they will still qualify for long-term tax benefits even if they invest in an area that loses its opportunity zone status in future years.
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I've heard from doctors I've interviewed that younger patients like the idea that they can feel and see the implant — it reassures them that the device is still there and working.
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"The statistics convey the impression that Canada chooses most people based on economic criteria, and perhaps policy makers think this reassures Canadians that immigration serves Canada's economic interests," Professor Macklin said.
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The party has been enabled by a pliant media ecosystem, one that actively separates Republican partisans from sources of criticism and comfortably reassures their voters that up is, in fact, down.
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There is a standard toolbox for recovery—and it is standard, in a way that humbles and reassures anyone who ever thought their particular flavor of existential dread made them special.
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"This is the kind of resolution we'd imagine would grow in support in the coming years if there isn't a response from the company that reassures long-term shareholders," Matthews said.
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Becca expresses her fears that he might do the same with her, but he reassures her that there are no red flags here — and in fact, he's falling in love with her.
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News. The stylist hands him more options and reassures him that sometimes it can take trying on 20 pairs of jeans to find one that you like – but Kardashian sighs, appearing frustrated.
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Hainan is a microcosm of a wider problem: China wants to be viewed with wonder and respect but, as it grows stronger and more powerful, it as often unsettles as it reassures.
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Investors regard this as a sign that an institution is confident in its graduates' earning power, which reassures them about the extra risk in an equity arrangement, compared with conventional student debt.
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The poet's publisher reassures the Mother that her hard work was "worth it," but it feels like cold comfort when her husband can barely be bothered to look her in the eye.
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Kim reassures everyone her sister is strong and doing her best to get through everything and focus on being a good mom, but still -- as she and Ellen both say ... poor Khloe.
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But in one of his final ads, in which Goldsmith boards a one way space shuttle to Mars, the narrator reassures us, "His only regret is not knowing what regret feels like."
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Sure, Santa's always going to be first and foremost the guy who brings the presents, but you can use the symbol of Santa to represent whatever you want him to, Siegel reassures.
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Pair it with seafood or light pasta dishes, but be sure to save some to savor by itself later, as it opens up and reassures you that life can still be wonderful.
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"Hearts of Stone is detached from the main storyline, so, technically, you had sex 'in parallel' to what you experienced in Wild Hunt, so you need not feel guilty," Stachyra reassures me.
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For these marquee New York sales, $0003 billion seems to have become the figure that reassures a wider world that top end of the art market is humming, if not actually booming.
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There is great warmth in this little play, whose title reassures us not to worry, yet Mr. Gitter manages to fold the anxiety of Charlie and Chava's time into the meet-cute.
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With Romney, he would be taking a more inclusive, conciliatory approach that befits his lack of any mandate, tries to move the country past such a divisive campaign and reassures jittery allies.
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That fear comes to fruition in St. Clair: his wife does wrong every time she opens her mouth onstage, but he reassures her, time and again, that she is in the right.
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"If EWG truly cares about public health, it will stop referring to popular produce items that kids love as 'dirty' and move toward positive, science based information that reassures consumers and promotes consumption."
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Maybe it even reassures Trump himself, who has openly struggled with the prospect of deporting longtime residents from the US, even as he's continued to advocate for it as a matter of policy.
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Sitting on a stoop for the shady hotel on the block, Vinny reassures Paul that he is a good bartender, but Paul isn't so sure Vinny's place is one he is welcome in.
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"KCAA reassures the public that safety and security remain within the Kenyan airspace remains a paramount priority, and we encourage you to remain vigilant in reporting safety concerns," Kibe said in a statement.
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"The chancellor has to offset acute anxiety among companies over Brexit with a budget that reassures business the government will deliver a comprehensive and ambitious industrial strategy," said EEF chief executive Terry Scuoler.
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When Aang fails to master the Avatar State because he goes to rescue Katara, Iroh reassures him that picking love and friendship was the right decision—that love trumps access to immense power.
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Doug Arthur, a media analyst at Greenwich, Connecticut-based equity research firm Huber Research Partners, said Berkshire's financing reassures the market since Buffett is unlikely to "pull the rug from under" Lee Enterprises.
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The Flattering Signoff Trump reassures Zelensky that Ukraine's economy "is going to get better and better," just after urging him to investigate Biden and the Democrats with the help of the Justice Department.
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Wahlberg goes down the list of rumors and reassures he's confident the team is doing just fine ... saying Edelman's an innocent man ... and there's no way TB12 is hanging it up anytime soon.
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So I think that even though Mars is super far away, I definitely think that seeing everything that&aposs going in, it kind of reassures you that it&aposs going to go as planned.
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It could have featured in the scene in "Romeo and Juliet" — performed at the Curtain — in which the heroine reassures her lover that "it was the nightingale, and not the lark" that he'd heard.
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"We will be the gods we choose to be, not those who have been," Kratos reassures his son, after the boy realizes the mountainous pile of familial death that their story was born from.
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His insistence on the pendulum-like nature of European history, swinging back and forth over centuries between prickly tribalism and the craving for co-operation, reassures the fearful that today's disunity may prove temporary.
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However, if you were worried that this hot new relationship was only going to be about getting it on, without adding much to the story, Mendes reassures us that is definitely not the case.
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But Innes added macroeconomics fears will continue unless the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) "reassures markets the viability of their supply cuts and even impose deeper ones as some members have suggested".
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"With reference to the court ruling, the environment ministry reassures that on the area of the Bialowieza forest ... it is only conducting indispensable measures aimed at providing public security," it said in a statement.
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Bette reassures her that she looked beautiful, she spoke clearly, she hit her marks, and she didn't look into the camera — and more importantly, if Crawford couldn't ruin the picture, then no one could.
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In a city that sometimes feels like an unfriendly place, it reassures me to know that there's an online community where other women introduce themselves with compliments, and are actively seeking other women's friendship.
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"This memo reassures Friday's memo from EPA career ethics officials, who determined that the condo lease was lawful, based on market information for similar rentals on Capitol Hill," EPA spokesperson Liz Bowman told CNN.
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Then, Step 2: This would be the moment, in a normal administration, when someone reassures us that the new offshore drilling will be watched very carefully to make sure there aren't any disastrous spills.
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The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), a levy board funded by farmers and growers, reassures me of my reliance on the staple by showing me a report recommending potatoes over pasta or rice.
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In telephone conversations intercepted by investigators, Singer brags of having helped hundreds of students, while in others he reassures parents he has helped more than 20 or 30 other students cheat in recent years.
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As Cloud Foundry rightly argues, though, knowing that the project can easily scale far beyond most of today's deployments reassures potential users that they will be able to use the software as their demands increase.
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ONE of the defining features of life under Donald Trump is that even as his presidency reassures Islamophobes, xenophobes, misogynists, bigots and racists, it simultaneously stiffens the resolve of Americans who value tolerance and inclusion.
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"They taught us a certain method that helped us prepare to fundraise effectively," he said, describing how he received training to ensure the business is managed transparently and responsibly in a way that reassures investors.
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During the Battle of Blackwater, Cersei Lannister reassures Sansa that, thanks to her period, she won't get pregnant if King Stannis's soldiers should storm the castle and gang rape all the ladies of the court.
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" The soft and dreamy "Get Not High, Get Not Low" is a reminder to herself, while on the relatively optimistic album closer "Young Up," she reassures a past self, "Young buck, the end's not coming.
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"If full presentation of the data at the ISTH reassures on safety, our mid-term EPS estimates and valuation could increase by 2 percent to 4 percent," Jefferies' Jeffrey Holford wrote in a note to investors.
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She reassures us that, yes, we're damn well allowed to keep dressing fabulous, for now and forever; to fearlessly make our presence known with a blue or pink wig and a couture (consigned) feathered top hat.
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Out of our windows we see a vibrant metropolis, full of cranes, which reassures us (as, in a nostalgic, populist era, we need reassuring) that the free flow of capital and people are wonderful, enriching things.
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More broadly, American foreign policy is now an incoherent combination of isolationist gestures from the president, like not promising to defend NATO allies, while his foreign policy team reassures them that America's global commitments remain unchanged.
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Diamond chose his case studies not for the insights they offer, but because they're the countries he's lived in (save for Japan, though Diamond reassures the reader that he has Japanese cousins and nieces by marriage).
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Paris reassures you that you are in a cycle of life that will end, and that everyone before you has felt just as important and just as crucial to the cycle, and yet, they ended, too.
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If you're a parent, on the other hand, or the kind of person who wrings their hands about what's happening to Kids These Days, this might be just the thing that reassures you they're just fine.
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In John Roberts' words years ago, the summer recess isn't just about giving the justices a break from resolving the republic's most pressing legal controversies—the adjournment reassures Americans that the "constitution is safe for the summer".
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We greet each other and I tell him that I think I'm going to get kicked out, he reassures me not to worry his uncle just bought the place and I can say I'm with him. Yes!
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Colton reassures her that he wouldn't do that to her — he's always quick to remind these women that, yes, he'd like to Marvin Gaye and get it on — but he's happy to know more about her past.
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But as scattered as I feel when this happens, Kevin Chapman, PhD, a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), reassures me that overthinking or obsessing over things is extremely common in most people.
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And, sure enough, he does exactly that to Beth, after SummerBot reassures her mother that it's OK to have feelings because she's, like, totally a carbon-based human life form instead of a bunch of computer parts.
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He's an overgrown child whose "madness" mostly manifests itself as the kind of mass-market eccentricity that reassures parents nothing too crazy will happen, so their children can safely watch the film 100 times daily on DVD.
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In order to win his support, Toomey wrote: It is up to Trump to make the case for himself in a way that reassures the millions of Republicans and non-Republicans who have grave doubts about him.
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JoJo assures him that her mean old reality TV-wannabe brothers would welcome him back with open waxed arms if he were to genuinely commit, and Ben reassures her he wasn't just trippin' back at the falls.
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Tillerson reassures allies Meanwhile Tillerson, needing to reassure European allies concerned by Trump's stated desire for improved relations with Moscow, took a more middle-of-the-road stance on Russia while at a G20 summit in Bonn, Germany.
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Granted, this is not a feature unique to Panasonic, as most pro cameras are built to endure, but the Lumix S1 feels rigid, dense, and resilient in a way that really reassures me about its long-term durability.
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Numerous arrests have been made in the ongoing investigation to see how deep Dar's conspiracy group against Keane went, and Carrie reassures them that there won't be a blanket firing of staffs, or random officials taken into custody.
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" Then, seeing Barry's misery, Cousineau reassures him, saying that he himself treated his son terribly, but that he's now trying to salvage the relationship: "I'm hoping, for your sake and for mine, that people can change their nature.
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A suggestion: What is to stop Hillary Clinton from making a speech in which she reassures the public that none of the Clinton Foundation's donors will receive any kind of special access or consideration during her potential presidency?
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He soothes and reassures Ezra Koenig, the lead vocalist and guitarist of Vampire Weekend, when he struggles to complete the band's most recent album as he worries that it will sound like "Smash Mouth songs from a 'Shrek' movie".
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Pleasingly, the videos "Wodders 1" and "Wodders," although less enjoyable in terms of entertainment value, do provide evidence that Wodders is being kept in a large outhouse or barn-like enclosure, which reassures me he's being properly looked after.
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The 60-second spot, titled "Brave," features footage from a Clinton town hall in Las Vegas earlier this week during which the former secretary of State reassures a young girl who says her parents are going to be deported.
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Scribd in its announcement post reassures existing users that little will change: You'll notice a slight change to your browsing experience: the Scribd Selects catalog has been removed and you will no longer see the unlimited toggle in search filters.
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"It reassures us that Amazon is aware of the antitrust concerns and will allow brands like my own to continue to develop and flourish on Amazon without worrying about getting knocked off the page one day for no reason," he said.
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When a white director asks if he's offended him, Floyd reassures the guy that he's just a typical "well-meaning, west-of-the-405 racist," the kind of insider-ish joke that requires a modest understanding of Southern California's freeway system.
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"It reassures us that progressives, including in Congress, are defending freedom of expression and the right of oppressed communities, including Palestinians, to peacefully fight for their rights," Hind Awwad, a spokesperson for the Palestinian-led BDS Movement, said in a statement.
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Whether luchadors are literally slapping each other on the chest, or poking each other in the eyes, or acting cartoonishly shell-shocked from a hit, there's a level of silly slapstick to the event that reassures everyone of its unseriousness.
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Friedlaender reassures students that it's okay to not be sure about the conclusion, and that more than one narrative might fit, similar to how a patient may present with multiple conditions at the same time, which might cloud the diagnosis.
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"It is necessary for the proper functioning of the Lebanese economy to show that decisions are being taken, as this reassures the international community, Lebanese citizens and markets," French diplomat Pierre Duquesne said after meeting Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil.
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The way I see it, Powhida is having it both ways: exploiting the symbolic image of Hitler, whose entombment in history reassures us that, as the old refrain goes, "It can't happen here," while calling out Trump's nationalism at its taproot.
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For Bortner, linking her past life to her altered current existence reassures her that she's still able to transfer her ideas out to the external world—and soothes the pangs of grief that arise each time she remembers Oscar's passing.
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As Trump has shown throughout this election cycle, this is a surprisingly effective strategy: Fan the partisan flames, toss the crowd some raw steaks, and tell them a pretty story that reassures voters, while also reminding them to be very afraid.
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" If a significant number of voters buy his branding of himself, they may also trust him when he reassures them some day by saying something like "this deal, unlike others negotiated by the US in the past, is a victory for American workers.
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By withdrawing, Putin avoids getting sucked into an open-ended commitment, reassures the Russian public that this is no rerun of the 10-year Soviet war in Afghanistan, presents himself as a peacemaker, and reduces the risks to his forces in Syria.
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He's apprehensive as Rose (Allison Williams) hasn't told her parents he was black, but she charms him into believing it will all be OK. Besides, she reassures him, her dad would have voted for Obama for a third term if he could!
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When we sabre-rattle, when we fly B-20143s accompanied by jet escorts from the Republic of Korea and Japan, it makes us feel good, it reassures the allies, but what we don't factor in is the impact on the North Koreans.
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Lindsey Graham, who typically acts as one of Trump's staunchest defenders and sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Trump's decision "virtually reassures the reemergence of ISIS" and "makes it difficult for the US to recruit allies against radical Islam."Sen.
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But the fact that he still wears a tie, plus at least half of a suit, suggests respect for the establishment's traditions, and reassures more conservative voters that the first major gay presidential candidate is not so different from them after all.
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Finally, there is "The Thin Man," from 1934, which reassures its audience that characters played by William Powell and Myrna Loy can imbibe their own weight in gin and still remain as charming and good-looking as William Powell and Myrna Loy.
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OPEC reassures The energy minister of the United Arab Emirates said Wednesday that OPEC is ready to respond as tensions rise in the Middle East, saying that no country can afford a return to a situation where crude oil costs $100 per barrel.
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They are sure to face a lot of questions from the GOP, but it's unclear how adversarial their GOP audience will be if the administration takes a tough approach toward Turkey, reassures senators on the Islamic State and commits to assisting the Kurds.
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This is what developer Bungie does best: it makes you feel powerful and reassures you that your time spent in this virtual world is worth it, even when what you're doing is maybe not all that remarkable, or, in this case, all that new.
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"Asian skin care relies on alcohol for quick drying and reducing tack, so it's not uncommon to see it in an Asian product — especially one that is watery like this," she reassures, adding that the other sunscreen actives are commonly found in U.S. products.
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But Alma reassures Jane that there's really no such thing as the perfect wedding by telling the truth about what happened at her wedding — someone ripped off her veil and revealed that Alma was no longer a virgin — which helps to calm down Jane.
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" Layoffs are also a concern at PHS—the two clinics in question employ 30 people, according to NY1—though a statement from senior adviser Rich Azzopardi on behalf of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo reassures that the "threats of layoffs are 100 percent avoidable.
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Only during a first-act duet called "Click," though, does the material snap to life, abetted by a tap routine that fairly bursts with enthusiasm, as Artie (Chris Kiely), an older photojournalist, reassures Stu that he is far from alone in his same-sex leanings.
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" The company reassures users that it works with external search quality raters to assess "how well a website gives people who click on it what they are looking for, and evaluate the quality of results based on the expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness of the content.
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The holes in the nuclear deal, and Tehran's willingness to exploit them, suggest that any future global agreement must contain an inspection regime, and sanctions for non-compliance, that truly reassures the region and wider world that Iran will neither develop nor acquire nuclear weaponry.
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He admits he didn't like the fact that she left her divorce out of the Gallant Magazine article (that thing sure is causing a lot of trouble, huh?), and she reassures him that she does still want to be with him — when the time is right.
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A new post from Laura Mazza, the blogger behind Mum on the Run, to the Love What Matters Facebook page breaks down the thoughts behind that stress — and reassures those who have been recently prescribed antidepressants that taking them is the same as taking any other medication.
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"The NDAA makes a clear statement to friends and adversaries that the United States will have the means to defend itself, and it reassures the men and women who serve our nation that whatever they are asked to do, they will be prepared and supported fully," Rep.
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Instead of sounding like a confident President, one who reassures citizens that together we'll surmount the challenge that terror acts present, while maintaining a free and open society consistent with our values, Mr. Trump has sounded like he is on the campaign trail playing to his base.
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The truth is that whatever big ideas Trump latched on to in the campaign about subjects like globalism versus national sovereignty for example, and no matter the amount of times he reassures voters it's about them not him, the campaign is still very much about him.
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While the F.A.A. still has no "data to draw any conclusions or take any action," and American Airlines reassures its customers about the safety of the aircraft, the families of the 346 people who have died since October while flying on Boeing 737 Max 8 planes grieve.
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"We're all going to be fine here at Tellart," co-founder Nick Scappaticci reassures after a brief discussion, sitting with the Providence team on sleek armchairs and a couch arranged around a TV. The nationalism embodied by a Trump win seems anathema to such a post-national crowd.
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"I think I will always have a certain level of fear during pregnancy, since I have had miscarriages in the past, but I know I have a great doctor who reassures me we are doing everything to keep baby and mom safe and healthy through this," Erin says.
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"I think I will always have a certain level of fear during pregnancy since I have had miscarriages in the past, but I know I have a great doctor who reassures me we are doing everything to keep baby and mom safe and healthy through this," Erin previously said.
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"I think I will always have a certain level of fear during pregnancy since I have had miscarriages in the past, but I know I have a great doctor who reassures me we are doing everything to keep baby and mom safe and healthy through this," she previously said.
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But even though I know watching anime probably isn't reading-level brain-building, it still reassures me that I can actually follow something closely enough that I don't have to circle back to a Wikipedia plot summary or rewind a trillion times in order to understand what's going on.
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There, under cloudier skies, Pedersen's wife, Maria (Tuva Novotny), raises their three children and reassures him, in long-distance calls, that all's well on the home front—not easy, when the middle kid, Jakob (Terkel Sand), confused and angered by his father's absence, harms a fellow-student at school.
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China wants to be viewed with wonder and respect but, as it grows stronger and more powerful, it as often unsettles as it reassures Over the past three years China has used a rapidly expanding navy and coastguard to enforce its claims to reefs and rocks far out at sea.
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Indeed, one of the most important judicial functions, one of the ways in which the rule of law is honored, is when judges put aside their personal feelings toward a case, or a defendant, and enforce the law in a manner that reassures us there is nothing personal about that enforcement.
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Trump, Perdue reassures, won't allow farmers to be "bullied and pressured and bear the brunt of what we believe to be unfair retaliation against agriculture," Perdue said during a recent farm tour of what he constantly referred to as "the real New York" in a dig at New York City - Trump's hometown.
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RELATED: Trump, still planning summit, reassures and warns Kim Jong Un His apparent movement toward Pyongyang's position came after two days of unusual restraint from the President, as his top officials tried to decipher Kim's latest move and ultimately concluded the North Korean leader was grandstanding but that the summit would go on.
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When she reassures the robot that it's over, that he's done well, that they've made it to where they need to be—and isn't the view amazing—it's a touching little moment of blood-and-guts to gears-and-pistons intimacy that again spotlights the game's excellent personifying of its AI cover stars.
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Maybe this is a conscious strategy on his part in order to not look like a typical politician, but here he manages to validate everything everyone says about him: He's easily baited, impulsive, a name-caller barely able to control his misogyny no matter how many times he reassures us he respects women.
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Elsewhere, his confessional moments ache: "The Way Life Goes" — a midtempo ballad that reassures the heartbroken, "I know it hurts sometimes but you'll get over it/you'll find another life to live" — saunters genially to a tune whose deliberate major-key simulations of care and concern add sweetness to the wobbly synthesizer underneath.
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"Pam goes on to say that she's updating the couple's "gift fund registry on Amazon" for vacation gifts in case anyone wants to purchase anything for their upcoming trip, and reassures her Facebook friends that the new wedding — for which she is clearly expecting more financial contributions — is going to be "a HIT.
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She reassures herself, chillingly, by leafing through a book about children who have chosen to die rather than to defy this stricture—not that they would have had any informed choice in the matter—but the question bubbling beneath the narrative's surface is whether she and her family will ultimately make the same choice.
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The 29-year-old animal educator owns some of the coolest animals I have ever seen contained within a London apartment ("it's not your standard sized flat," she reassures me), including an African land snail couple called Shrek and Delilah, and two Madagascan hissing cockroaches that go by the name of Rice and Beans.
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Over the long holiday weekend, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook were swarmed with images from PopSugar's Twinning app, which solicits a user's selfie and serves up a celebrity lookalike; then you share the matched photo on Facebook and Twitter so everyone reassures you that you don't look at all like, um, let's say Kevin Spacey.
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"The Government of Trinidad and Tobago shares the goals of the EU with respect to fighting tax abuse and reassures that we will act with alacrity on this matter," the country's attorney general said in a statement Reporting by Elida Moreno in Panama and Linda Hutchinson-Jafar in Port-of-Spain; Editing by Rosalba O'Brien and Sandra Maler
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Meanwhile, a visit from Foggy reassures Luke and Claire that the destruction of Midland Circle won't result in any criminal charges — thank goodness, since Luke's already done more than his fair share of jail time for crimes he didn't commit — and that as far as the NYPD is concerned, Claire was never at the scene in the first place.
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I happened to attend a press screening on the day preceding the one year anniversary of my own mother's death; perhaps unsurprisingly, I melted into tears as Blunt delivered a compassionate and graceful performance of "The Place Where the Lost Things Go," wherein she reassures Anabel, John, and Georgie that death never means annihilation, but rather a cosmic rearrangement.
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"FCA has a defined way forward, the management was chosen by Marchionne which reassures, and the choice to focus on Jeep is a winning bet, but I still plan to sell for now to lock in a profit as the sudden change creates uncertainty," said Umberto Borghesi, chief investment officer at London-based Albemarle Asset Management.
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In a statement emailed to The Verge, Huawei underscores its contributions to the growth of Android globally — which most recently saw the company's Android phone sales growing by double digits while every other leading smartphone vendor was shrinking or stagnant — and reassures current owners of Huawei and (subsidiary brand) Honor phones that they will continue to receive security updates and after-sales service.
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In the following examples, Mr. Trump appears a potentially unwitting but responsive asset for Moscow, a finding in which there seems greater confidence: Mr. Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn reassures Russia that United States sanctions for election interference will be reversed, then lies about his conversation to the F.B.I. Mr. Trump publicly applauds Mr. Putin's lack of retaliation for the sanctions.
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The situation right now, in which the president reassures immigrants who grew up in the US that they won't be deported but isn't actually ordering ICE to heed that as an order, is similar to the state of play under Obama in 2011 — the situation that ultimately forced Obama to create DACA to begin with, to make sure that DREAMers actually wouldn't be deported.
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Read more:Elle Fanning reassures fans that she's OK after fainting at Cannes Film Festival because her dress was 'too tight'Burberry is selling a $3,790 coat with a detachable puffer jacket that looks like a fishtailHarry Styles keeps his clothes in a 'giant refrigerator' with 24-hour surveillance to preserve themCelebrities like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian are bringing high-heeled flip flops back from the early 2000s
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Q2 forecast: With that said, Netflix expects to get back on track next quarter as far as its annual goals, calling these quarterly variations "mostly noise in the long-term growth trend and adoption of internet TV." Why it matters: So far, the most important aspect of Netflix's quarterly results has been its subscriber growth—it's how the company reassures investors that it can continue to make more money.
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Read more:Angelina Jolie is stunningly evil in a new trailer for the 'Maleficent' sequel coming this fallWatch Angelina Jolie transform into Disney's Maleficent in a behind-the-scenes videoElle Fanning reassures fans that she's OK after fainting at Cannes Film Festival because her dress was 'too tight'Julia Roberts wore a polka-dot jumpsuit to a polo match that made her look just like her character in 'Pretty Woman'
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It is surely better if Warren keeps her promise to only attend fundraisers that are open to the press—that at least reassures us that the events won't include Warren standing up and promising a room of billionaires that she'll go easy on them, offer up ritual sacrifices of the poor, or whatever else it is that rich people get up to in the privacy of their climate-change survival bunkers.
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I speak as an outsider; a Buddhist and a northern New Englander, but if Trump had any convictions and the character to back those convictions he might have listened to the honest pleas of the simple and sincere Texas preacher, John Hagee of the Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, as existential to Heartland Evangelicals as anyone could possibly be, who calls for moving the American embassy to Jerusalem and reassures his followers that Trump will do that.
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