By reassuring each other, we've gotten better at reassuring ourselves.
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Because a warm, comical, reassuring movie about Hitler seems like the logical sequel to a warm, comical, reassuring movie about Jim Crow.
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If Birx's experience with PEPFAR is, or should be, reassuring to the American public, her work on covid-19 is reassuring to many in Africa.
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I suggest three: one disappointing, the others — well — reassuring.
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" She described the march as "reassuring, energizing and rejuvenating.
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For the encyclopedically minded, the chronological order will be reassuring.
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We kept screaming for help together and reassuring each other.
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"It's morning again in America," says a reassuring male voice.
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It's a peaceful transfer of power, which is very reassuring.
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The reassuring news: its components are up to the task.
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The terms of Vanuatu's contract with China are not reassuring.
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For Ms. Simmons, there was something reassuring about directing dolls.
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But, I think the film's message is reassuring to anyone.
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But it may go some way toward reassuring their employers.
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His response to the disaster, however, was skillful and reassuring.
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For the first two years returns were strong, reassuring shareholders.
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But Citi analysts cautioned that not all data was reassuring.
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The reassuring signal Pence sends is that Trump gets this.
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On this issue, that makes him almost a reassuring figure.
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"It wasn't especially exciting, but it was reassuring," she wrote.
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Although this is reassuring, mutations could still emerge, he added.
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We need that strangely reassuring grin now more than ever.
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It all seemed reassuring to an anxious South Korean public.
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That's one reason many parents find his approach so reassuring.
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Yet her handling of Brexit has been far from reassuring.
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That's reassuring, of course, but only for the short term.
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Readings from Japan, France and Germany were all relatively reassuring.
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The prospect of President Bane is not a reassuring thought.
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KS) is quietly reassuring anxious clients including Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Sanders's answer was, to put it mildly, less than reassuring.
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To me, that Nixon legend is the opposite of reassuring.
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First, Risch could play an essential role reassuring jittery allies.
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In a way, this is reassuring: He has not changed.
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" Overall, Olson said he considers the EPA results "somewhat reassuring.
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On some matters, he even gave convincing and reassuring answers.
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The last generation of Supreme Court confirmation fights aren't reassuring.
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Readings from Japan, France, and Germany were all relatively reassuring.
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Then I Googled it — and the results weren't exactly reassuring.
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But that reassuring view has taken a beating of late.
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"That's okay," she says, in the most amazingly reassuring voice.
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The reassuring part of all this is our final poll.
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The reason is one Republicans like Flake won't find reassuring.
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And it's reassuring to see him hold himself to account.
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He is a jovial, personable character, and a reassuring presence.
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Apparently, "likely" and "could" aren't reassuring enough for General Mills.
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That reassuring belief felt considerably weaker after this weekend's vote.
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Knowing that it wasn't just me, however, was strangely reassuring.
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But the story of this dog's failure was also reassuring.
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"What, that?" a shirtless Putin asked, reassuring a pouting Trump.
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That is reassuring to me that the change is real.
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But while the European leaders offered some reassuring words, Mrs.
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Unfortunately, the markets did not find the extra liquidity reassuring.
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The presumed outcome is reassuring, a story we tell ourselves.
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His air of competence was at once intimidating and reassuring.
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After the election, the return of neighborliness will be reassuring.
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Sometimes just knowing one person on the list is reassuring.
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Yet all that is less reassuring than might be hoped.
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The stories are quite daily, and I find that reassuring.
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Our allies also depend on our predictability and reassuring steadiness.
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Over the radio came the reassuring sound of Cox's voice.
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That remains perhaps the most reassuring thing for the president.
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The Electoral College cost Clinton the election can be reassuring.
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But ultimately, the vice president offered reassuring and familiar themes.
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Based on what he appears to believe, that isn't reassuring.
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Still, a Clinton victory would be a reassuring signal to Europe.
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Analysts at JPMorgan Cazenove said Aviva's statement sent a "reassuring message".
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Family members gave Azaria reassuring hugs and pats on the back.
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There were reassuring noises from the world's biggest emerging market, China.
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I can see why some people might find it all reassuring.
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It's reassuring to see Saul checking in on his young protege.
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"This is kind of reassuring and promising to us," he says.
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At first it's reassuring, a crutch to aid with the confusion.
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I have a way of calming them down and reassuring them.
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And it is not reassuring for America or for the world.
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To some travellers, the existence of CLV scores might be reassuring.
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YOU may find this reassuring, or disturbing, or something in between.
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At best, Thiam's professed ignorance of the affair was not reassuring.
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And he was reassuring the people he's on top of everything.
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But what poses and movement types specifically are reassuring or alarming?
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That says something reassuring about Britain's relationship with its Muslim population.
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It made a reassuring thnnnk as I walked out the door.
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Lana Condor is impossibly reassuring, even when imagining her own death.
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The American economy's presumed self-healing power is a reassuring trope.
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Towards the end of the night, he did something very reassuring.
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It's reassuring to experience that with an official of her stature.
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My experience in Moscow, although not pleasant, was brief and reassuring.
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The international system is unraveling with no reassuring replacement in sight.
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Her voice has the texture of pavement—dark, rough, reassuring, consistent.
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But the truly therapeutic element is staying calm, light, and reassuring.
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That won't be so reassuring for supporters of Mr. Sanders, however.
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What is it about his character that you think is reassuring?
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They also have a reassuring weight — some pieces have three layers.
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His presence is not calming or reassuring, it's the exact opposite.
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Later, I did talk to him, and it was amazingly reassuring.
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The word is at once strong and soft, reassuring above all.
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There is something about these brushes with danger that feels reassuring.
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He was replaced by a figure more reassuring for financial markets.
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It's reassuring to see these returning players learn from our mistakes.
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The policy announcements ended up rattling investors more than reassuring them.
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"It was such a calming, reassuring thing for me," Sennett says.
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After these Sauce attacks, sometimes you do this reassuring humorous thing.
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"That's especially reassuring given that our results remained consistent," said Charlton.
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But the panel's uncertainty is scarcely more reassuring than Berenson's alarmism.
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Being told the truth is itself reassuring, even when it's scary.
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"We're only at halftime," Mr. McConnell said, trying to be reassuring.
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Leticia had hoped to give her little brother a reassuring hug.
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This is the time where steady, reassuring leadership is desperately needed.
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But to reproductive rights advocates, "settled law" is far from reassuring.
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President Donald Trump gave Pruitt a reassuring call earlier this week.
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So it was reassuring last month to hear Air Force Gen.
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The survivors are crucial with their reassuring presence, the ministry said.
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Having a weapon may be reassuring, but it can also backfire.
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But critics of the government do not find these guarantees reassuring.
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He told me it was easy enough, so that was reassuring.
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But seeing what's on people's minds as they're commenting is reassuring.
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The housemates were sent reassuring video messages from smiling family members.
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It is not reassuring to project out current trends to 2024.
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It's an intelligent work of theater and ultimately a reassuring one.
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Rihanna flashes a grin that is somehow both reassuring and mischievous.
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His artworks are neither beautiful nor grotesque, neither dire nor reassuring.
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By Sunday, it was gone, but that isn't all that reassuring.
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The story has the benefit of being both sexy and reassuring.
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He suggested that sommeliers could help by being warm and reassuring.
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National, local and ethnic identities are more familiar, thus more reassuring.
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But Jimmy Kimmel doesn't think the reassurance was all that reassuring.
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Maybe you see this as reassuring, and those appointees as courageous.
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Frankly, I also miss Reagan's, benign, somewhat avuncular, and reassuring persona.
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All this is reassuring, but one cannot take too much comfort.
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Reassuring to see we've moved on from the old antisemitic tropes.
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Clinton appealed to moderate voters on guns, reassuring a skeptical constituency.
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Most polls promise the reassuring prospect of a final duel. Why?
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There is something mesmerizing about the flu map, something almost reassuring.
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All the tests are normal and his medical condition is reassuring.
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But I don't think the book is supposed to be reassuring.
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They give Kris a reassuring cheer and she hangs up feeling better.
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"Just breathe," he says at one point, as if he's reassuring himself.
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Outside of Europe, though, the moves in bank shares are hardly reassuring.
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The story focusing on Jack and Rebecca was both reassuring and unsettling.
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There is one reassuring — if somewhat contradictory — finding in the poll, however.
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Trump "the calm reassuring presidential figure" may show up next time around.
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In this wider context, the constraints on Mr Trump look less reassuring.
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THE email message confirming a booking with British Airways (BA) is reassuring.
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That might be fiscally advantageous, but it certainly isn't reassuring for parents.
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Gone are the reassuring blue tones of the massive Johnson family home.
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That's reassuring to those of us in the crossword puzzle-making business.
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I shook my head at him, reassuring him that I was fine.
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But there are less reassuring explanations for why concussions are being reported.
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With the help of the reassuring Mr Mattis, things are running smoothly.
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John Hi, John, Umm, I'm not sure how reassuring "uncharted waters" is.
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The police have blamed Muslim extremists, not a reassuring prospect if true.
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Yet he was a reassuring interlocutor for the rest of the world.
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But it couldn't be too reassuring on this point, for two reasons.
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It is now reassuring to see them coming out of the blocks.
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So have other dystopian reads like 1984, which is just so reassuring.
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Apple and Google have both released statements reassuring users of their protection.
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It's almost reassuring that she was exactly the same at age 13.
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Still, he was respectful toward the Aymara and tried to be reassuring.
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His look of dismay moved his mother to offer a reassuring cuddle.
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Weasley's kitchen, as reassuring as Hagrid's hugs, as transporting as Floo Powder.
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The Sotheby's result was doubly reassuring, given the auction house's bumpy year.
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He is also a known quantity, which is typically reassuring for markets.
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This is hard for some to believe and probably not very reassuring.
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As with nominees before Kavanaugh, his statements are more maddening than reassuring.
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Claire has been continually reassuring Jamie by noting that Randall is dead.
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And so it was very reassuring," Spicer told ABC's "Good Morning America.
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"Their process was a little more rigorous, which was reassuring," Schauren says.
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The Saints are slightly overvalued after a reassuring performance against the Buccaneers.
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And that's exactly what makes this collection at once thrilling and reassuring.
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But overall, the damage assessment was "reassuring," the French Interior Ministry said.
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I will try to keep my words simple and clear and reassuring.
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A reassuring conversation will take place, and an agreement will be made.
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It's reassuring that was just a test and not the real thing.
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Reassuring PR won't cut it: we need transparency, accountability, and structural change.
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O'Neil said keeping the trains moving and reassuring the public is important.
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Our friends and allies should find this course reassuring rather than threatening.
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Route wants to bring that reassuring experience to all of e-commerce.
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But at the time, they couldn't have been more real or reassuring.
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His access has been downgraded from top secret to secret, hardly reassuring.
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I've spent my whole career reassuring people this is just my face.
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If the markets abhor uncertainty, then these midterm elections were wonderfully reassuring.
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"Yet things look less reassuring close up," writes Quentin Webb of Breakingviews.
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President Donald Trump put aside his reassuring words about the disease Monday.
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If you look on there, it's a very reassuring bunch of tweets.
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If the leaker has been identified, he said, "that is very reassuring."
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Their response so far has been reassuring, and it should not flag.
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Replace anxious thoughts with reassuring ones — a "money mantra," if you will.
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Each bird has a sweetness, and their behavior becomes familiar and reassuring.
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Jefferies kept a "buy" rating on the stock, calling the results reassuring.
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All in all, a reassuring spread of awards on the dramatic side.
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" And the reassuring answer was, "Exactly however many came in the box.
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The picture they will have to paint could scarcely be less reassuring.
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The art is small, soft and exquisite, and the mood is reassuring.
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"The picture I have presented of taste is hardly reassuring," he concludes.
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But "unlikely" isn't all that reassuring when you're living in the crosshairs.
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On Friday, Hershey delivered some reassuring words: The tips are coming back.
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College students and retirees alike plan their evenings around his reassuring presence.
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The future president was not yet "Ronnie", America's reassuring, twinkling, optimist-in-chief.
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I even found it slightly reassuring, more so than I probably should have.
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Mostly, she puts everyone at ease by projecting a calm and reassuring presence.
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The boys sounded calm and reassuring in their own notes to their families.
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In some ways, it's reassuring to see a brand getting dragged for sexism.
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"Anything much bigger than one is not a very reassuring guarantee," McSherry says.
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"I'm on the mend, I don't need an operation," Williams said reassuring viewers.
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Even with those constraints, though, researchers are likely to find today's study reassuring.
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That no one knows how much of it he believes is barely reassuring.
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Zach Woods: Will they develop a robot that'll be a more reassuring moderator?
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Several Chinese politicians from President Xi Jinping down made reassuring comments on Friday.
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He repeats that it's reassuring that the structures inside Micaela's brain look normal.
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"That's honest and clear, but it's not reassuring to most people," he said.
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MANY Britons worried about a "hard Brexit" are clinging to a reassuring thought.
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Analysts at JPMorgan Cazenove said Aviva's statement on Wednesday sent a "reassuring message".
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After reviewing the patient's history and imaging, the neurosurgeon had some reassuring news.
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Nonetheless, these seemingly reassuring findings aren't sufficient to refute concerns about herding entirely.
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Occasionally, a lawyer would give a client a reassuring squeeze on the shoulder.
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But 65% isn't especially reassuring when it costs in the ballpark of $363,000.
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What should be a reassuring document ends up as an admission of defeat.
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But maybe the most reassuring thing about a dictionary is its finite nature.
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That would be a reassuring result in the midst of a stockmarket slump.
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It weakens that heart muscle, having multiple choices for constantly reassuring each other.
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In some cases, the college students used it to elicit a reassuring response.
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"I think the message ... is going to be extremely reassuring," the advisor said.
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One thing I almost found reassuring was that this paper trail did exist.
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The scale of the effort isn't reassuring to residents living alongside the mess.
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But the incomplete exploitation of currently available knowledge is in some way reassuring.
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It would be reassuring from the perspective of believing that we're a democracy.
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He is reassuring and tells her that everything is going to be alright.
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But it is reassuring to learn how many weird fears are out there.
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Overall, the second-quarter earnings season has been reassuring for Europe so far.
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The move could be an attempt at reassuring its investors and business partners.
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Out on the open road, may you feel the reassuring love of Jesus.
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But Citi analysts cautioned in a note that not all data was reassuring.
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"Overall, this study gives a reassuring message," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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And, Googling your symptoms doesn't always yield the most accurate or reassuring results.
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U.S. and European shares rebounded with reassuring U.S. retail sales data boosting sentiment.
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The city's reaction to the allegations has been complex and not entirely reassuring.
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She engages audiences with a voice that is slow, reassuring, and faintly hypnotic.
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It is reassuring to see Mr. Obama maintain composure when times are tough.
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The timing of his statement was almost certainly aimed at reassuring international markets.
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The former NATO commander was also a reassuring presence for America's European allies.
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He has been cool under pressure, measured in his remarks, encouraging and reassuring.
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There's something reassuring about knowing that the stars have dictated your bad mood.
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Despite these reassuring measures, Trump can only do so much at this point.
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"I'm reassuring them, telling them that it will all work out," he said.
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"I think incoming data have actually been quite good and reassuring," Williams noted.
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Watching Pee-wee's Big Adventure as an adult is both reassuring and not.
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It is very reassuring in fact that there has been no dramatic increase.
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Eventually, I came to understand that at least he's happy, which is reassuring.
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"They've been really open with us about that, which is reassuring," she said.
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"For sure, it's reassuring that we play together all year round," Mbock said.
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Permission to feel angry and disgusted with our actions is reassuring and mobilizing.
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It's O.K., she told him, sounding as calm and reassuring as she could.
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" Fleischer said the president was able this time to be "reassuring and realistic.
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A synth bass heaves underneath, and for a moment things feel darkly reassuring.
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It was reassuring when she took attendance and the entire class was present.
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The series told reassuring stories of forgiveness and second chances with mild irreverence.
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Simultaneously expansive and reassuring, they are, for many, the very definition of consolation.
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Initially confusing and politically charged statements coming out of Washington were hardly reassuring.
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"All the tests are normal and his medical condition is reassuring," he said.
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Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust, described the latest report as reassuring.
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It's essential to start the advice-giving conversation with this same reassuring tone.
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Sometimes, it means reassuring those around you that you want to lose weight.
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Independent audits of facial recognition are few and far between and not reassuring.
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Bairey Merz radiated a brisk no-nonsense competence that the patient found reassuring.
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That&aposs a reassuring idea that can help you put things into perspective.
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Not all of the news about exercise this year was reassuring, of course.
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It's the kind of useful, reassuring answer a mother might give a daughter.
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For starters, we might view it as a reassuring marker of normal development.
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That includes reassuring Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom Mr. Trump has publicly criticized.
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Despite the reassuring words, China is grappling with a number of economic problems.
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Actually, what we know of the decision-making process is anything but reassuring.
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There was an immediate explanation in the post, but it wasn't entirely reassuring.
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Still, both consoles supporting at least some form of backward compatibility is reassuring.
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Anxiously hanging on his every word, I did not find the news reassuring.
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The institute's vice president called the color a "reassuring presence" in uneasy times.
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The defense minister said she received "reassuring" news about their condition Wednesday afternoon.
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What little Rivera has learned from Vega Alta is not all that reassuring.
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The Association of British Insurers said the results are particularly reassuring for customers.
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The music still streaming over the loudspeakers is by turns reassuring and creepy.
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At night, I hear the foghorn, a reassuring sound, fading slowly like memories.
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Gary, the Exalted Ruler of this Elk's Lodge, is trying to be reassuring.
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So, reassuring them that it will not be used for illicit purposes, why?
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When speaking with Jackie Howe, there's something reassuring and legitimising about being heard.
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In part, the police seem to have meant their message to be reassuring.
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" OMER ESINER, CHIEF MARKET ANALYST AT COMMONWEALTH FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN WASHINGTON DC "(Trump's) mention of historic treaties and NATO specifically was reassuring for our allies globally, and in that sense it was probably reassuring for global financial markets as well.
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And now, with that reassuring knowledge, feel free to make jokes like this one.
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Well, that's reassuring, that people want to still be around each other in 243.
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" Jennings added, "It's that aura of reassuring authority he possesses that I just love.
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Archie against Fred's reassuring words because he still fought Randy, knowing he was drugged.
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Cook was notably reassuring when asked about the prospects of U.S.-China trade talks.
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But if they read the app's privacy policy, it would be much more reassuring.
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Meanwhile, slowly, local institutions had started to act, but not always in reassuring ways.
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That would hardly be reassuring even if it were true, which it is not.
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But that's not reassuring, even to those who express confidence in US defense capabilities.
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For some that weight will be reassuring, but for others it's just too much.
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There's something reassuring about sliding into the hands of a seasoned professional like Unger.
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The Impeccable soon returned—this time in the reassuring company of an American destroyer.
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The reassuring news is that car and phone GPS maps won't suddenly stop working.
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In that case, Dr. Thornton says, it's important to also avoid reassuring your partner.
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When he finally got it on, Sofia gave Carl Philip a sweet reassuring smile.
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Set against the consternation excited by the generals' departure, this record seems moderately reassuring.
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With invaluable insights and experience, it is reassuring to have him as an investor.
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Visible all the way from Colorado, they're a reassuring presence and a geographic outlier.
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But it&aposs reassuring to know that others will remember him, Hank Black said.
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That is an oddly reassuring argument, at least for the rest of the world.
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So practice giving yourself the same compassionate, reassuring words you'd give to a friend.
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A strong regulator increases confidence in drugs and devices, reassuring payers and patients alike.
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It's reassuring to see a modern startup relying so heavily on the human element.
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For someone whose principal business is the writing of laws, that's not too reassuring.
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He's going to work vegetables into "more reassuring forms" like vegetarian meatballs and sausages.
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JP Morgan said both SES's first-half results and its reiterated guidance were reassuring.
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Investors said Navarro's comments were somewhat reassuring but still left uncertainty about trade relations.
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It's reassuring in your hands, as if it will last for a few years.
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It's really refreshing and reassuring to know so many people that live near me.
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"This provides reassuring evidence that treatment is as effective in homosexual men," he said.
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"I found making music [in that apartment] incredibly empowering, reassuring and grounding," she says.
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Mashing buttons in a panic is always more reassuring than a pane of glass.
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But nobody remotely familiar with the operations of Congress should find that idea reassuring.
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Besh beams and drapes a reassuring arm around her as she snaps a photo.
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Presidents have more scope when it comes to foreign policy which is not reassuring.
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That human safety net can be very reassuring when a constructor is starting out.
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And Twitter created a moment featuring tweets ranging from lighthearted comedy to reassuring messages.
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But Lily Axelrod, a Memphis-based immigration lawyer, said that defense isn't overly reassuring.
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Inevitably, doctors—even doctors with gentle and reassuring manners, like my father—inflict pain.
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This is a volatile, risky strategy, but the impulse towards face-saving is reassuring.
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But the signal he is sending goes beyond just reassuring them to stay strong.
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"It's reassuring to know that they're taking the exact same approach with this movie."
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He's always so reassuring and confident about everything when it comes to our baby.
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That didn't work on Tuesday, as the markets sold right through Kudlow's reassuring remarks.
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Macri and his team know the cost of reassuring markets is near-term recession.
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The reality of American life, with our complex polyglot culture, is actually deeply reassuring.
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The involvement of Ms. McTeer and a reassuring conversation with Ms. Rourke convinced him.
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But he offered similar words as Obama in taking a reassuring tone on Friday.
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All this built to Ms. Trump's speech, which, in contrast, was reassuring and upbeat.
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Those tones will be translated and displayed as 36 reassuring messages over four hours.
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We are the only continental country that are protecting and reassuring our Baltic friends.
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Walking between those tall stacks of books under the warm store lights feels reassuring.
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Instead, Clinton was at turns loose and funny, thoughtful and reflective, reassuring and comforting.
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He's feeling nervous about it, so Foggy and Karen have to do some reassuring.
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This is Twitter's way of reassuring investors that its user numbers will not plummet.
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The presidential candidates focused on reassuring the public that they are in good health.
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And that list was a very, very sober list, and it was greatly reassuring.
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"We need presidential leadership that's honest, trusted, truthful and steady, reassuring leadership," Biden added.
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"That's normal reassuring behavior," Jen Feuerstein, the top administrator at the sanctuary, told me.
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Offering reassuring words won't do much good when our own anxiety is riding high.
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With futures suddenly thrust into the unknown, they did what felt reassuring: panic shop.
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Howe said this was "reassuring" but noted that the available evidence was fairly limited.
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The reassuring news is that all of the antidepressants were more effective than placebos.
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He keeps reassuring me it's fine, but I decide to switch up the task.
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To a kid it was like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory: partly mysterious, partly reassuring.
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And most reassuring of all, she condescended to drink a bottle, then and there.
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So it was greatly reassuring to learn that Alexey has taken up the mantle.
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They're telling her not to go outside, while reassuring her that everything is normal.
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The lack of clarity around the fund's financing and its goals is hardly reassuring.
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The note was aimed more at reassuring employees than at addressing the president's criticisms.
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Adding more content monitors is aimed at reassuring Facebook's 1.94 billion users, she said.
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As for the smooth surfaces humans are so fond of, Dr. Hu was reassuring.
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The payouts help alleviate cashflow problems after disasters, reassuring investors and credit-rating agencies.
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There was something familiar and reassuring to be found in continuing the football season.
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Hence it was reassuring that he was promoted to replace retiring Governor Zhou Xiaochuan.
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They still give speeches about peaceful intentions but Beijing's actions are far from reassuring.
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Once again, the headline numbers — a roughly 3 percent annual growth rate — seem reassuring.
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Which is only mildly reassuring given the home secretary's previous views on the topic.
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Exactly how harmful remains hard to determine, but the available data is not reassuring.
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But she comes back, giving this deservedly popular book a thrilling and reassuring ending.
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Gilbert placed a reassuring arm around Mother, who wore an expression of quiet suffering.
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But he lets nothing disrupt the deep, reassuring rhythmic flow that underlies his playing.
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But he lets nothing disrupt the deep, reassuring rhythmic flow that underlies his playing.
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For Mr. Berlanti, the sudden success of "You," after months of despair, was reassuring.
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We break down what needs to be done step by step, reassuring one another.
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But speaking of bars, I find it personally reassuring that Kanye is on Lexapro.
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Financial incentive compounded this tendency — there is money, after all, in reassuring the bitter.
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In this context, Dr He's claims about the tests he carried out are not reassuring.
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I think that will send a reassuring signal to the business community and to markets.
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That's reassuring, but when we read the statement to Fuller, he still found it confusing.
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Refreshing my feeds felt reassuring and dangerous: What had transpired in the past two hours?
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"I listened to the chancellor and I found his words incredibly reassuring," Gove told reporters.
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Yet while the moves were intended to be reassuring, they triggered confusion among market watchers.
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Moreover, the show possesses the creative latitude that doesn't always require reassuring or cathartic solutions.
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The reassuring lesson of Kerrygold butter is that Ireland has adapted well in the past.
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The World Health Organization's statements during this period echoed the reassuring words of Chinese officials.
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Most of his recent frustrations have been self-inflicted, which is in a way reassuring.
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Foreign leaders who have spoken with him report that he was friendly and largely reassuring.
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For those hoping to bring money in and out of Malaysia, the commitments are reassuring.
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When the president has explicitly talked about Puerto Rico, he hasn't exactly been reassuring, either.
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While this was reassuring, I'm not communicating with my doctor or her team every day.
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A kind word or reassuring smile from somebody on staff would help the time pass.
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The mud on his boots is a reassuring sign of ample moisture in the soil.
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Early indicators, such as clamping down on any mention of climate change, are not reassuring.
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He kept to his main point of reassuring Muslim Americans that they are true Americans.
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I think it's inspiring and reassuring to know that other people have the same anxieties.
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When a power cut momentarily shuts everything down, one of the 20 employees is reassuring.
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Although these implied that banks might have little scope for growth, the dullness was reassuring.
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Some analysts say the government is reassuring its population, which has suffered under economic sanctions.
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It would be reassuring to think that the hawkish Mr Pompeo would counsel against it.
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Morgan Stanley said Swedbank's answers to queries about the report revealed little new reassuring information.
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Some big names including United Technologies and IBM also recently provided reassuring guidance for 2019.
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That people running football clubs did not see anything to cover-up is hardly reassuring.
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But despite these reassuring words, Israel's national security officials will be concerned about two things.
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The initial CBO analysis of the Senate health care bill was hardly reassuring to senators.
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It tells you that the seller is confident you'll be satisfied, and that's pretty reassuring.
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Visit the website of brain-training software NeuroNation and you're greeted with a reassuring message.
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But in the present moment, Pence is more than a reassuring face on the ticket.
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"I don't find this terribly reassuring," Anne Barrett-Doyle of U.S. abuse tracking group BishopAccountability.
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Bombardier reaffirmed its 2019 and 2020 guidance, reassuring investors fearful about the rail unit's performance.
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She reminded her husband that party members were skeptical of Johnson but found him reassuring.
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Retirement savings can be divided in two, leaving each person with a less reassuring balance.
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It should be reassuring to conservatives across the country that he is at the helm.
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We must continue reassuring communities of color that census participation is safe, important, and necessary.
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Their boss, the laconic Bridges (Robert John Burke), has his doubts, but Ron is reassuring.
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Bomber Task Force deployments are meant train US aircrews while reassuring partners and deterring foes.
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But it could matter more to Philippine-American relations than Mr. Rhodes's reassuring words suggest.
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Officers for whom the election of a law and order, pro-police President is reassuring.
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The sardonic laughter of Pepperstein's characters is not reassuring — it's a pointer toward the void.
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I scoffed, reassuring myself that my outfit was incomparable to their silly yacht rock costumery.
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They are slow to act when big problems surface, reassuring each other of mutual protection.
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The reassuring national averages in the study hide variation at the state and county levels.
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We found that having a doctor who is warm and reassuring actually improves your health.
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Samsung's report Sunday night was a mediocre attempt at reassuring its products will be safe.
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This was all reassuring, but I could feel the big question hanging in the air.
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To Putin, Gorbachev was an intermediary to the West, sending a reassuring if deceptive message.
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Instead, Pence stayed behind to hold a nationally televised press conference to try reassuring Americans.
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For graduate students far from home, the swirl of cultures is both reassuring and invigorating.
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Blattel nodded and smiled, reassuring the brides that the photographer they work with is queer.
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The water was cool, not overheated, and stinging eyes indicated a reassuring level of chlorine.
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On "Separating," her breathy incantations fit snugly into the equation: somehow both fey and reassuring.
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And far from being reassuring, the flurry of headlines only confirmed what I already knew.
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In Britain's excruciating struggle over Brexit, and over its own future, this much is reassuring.
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In announcing his trips, he used the dulcet, reassuring and uplifting language of prior presidents.
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This is "a reassuring message" so far as it's a relatively simple problem to solve.
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Its new, less aggressive leaders like Di Maio, offer voters a more reassuring public face.
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For many, it's reassuring to purchase roaches from someone who has extensive experience with reptiles.
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When one sees how these last few days have been going, it's not very reassuring.
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"It's like reassuring a child that's afraid, but you're doing it within yourself," Childs says.
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"Hearing a reassuring voice on the other end of the line is powerful," she said.
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The test's outcome was generally reassuring, said Ipek Ozkardeskaya, an analyst at London Capital Group.
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Regardless, it's not exactly reassuring that your private messages can suddenly become not so private.
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Despite his feelings on Google, Calacanis did say Wednesday's hearing should be reassuring to Americans.
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While a lot of questions still remain, what details we do have aren't exactly reassuring.
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She insists that the abundance of jewelry is a quietly reassuring presence, not a hindrance.
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I told him those words were less than reassuring because, of course, tanks don't fly.
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Women who have never been assaulted spent the day reassuring loved ones of their safety.
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"Seeing a space like this open up right now is kind of reassuring," he added.
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"Most theater you see has a reassuring quality," Herzog explained to me in an email.
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His movies can be deeply unsettling, but in an important way they are also reassuring.
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For now, though, the CIA pick's comments were about as reassuring as they could be.
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Bolster, Melin's then-wife, allegedly texted the women reassuring them that the symptoms would calm down.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The American rethink on Russian sanctions should be more reassuring than it is.
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"Our experience in terms of babies born from frozen embryos is very reassuring," Dr. Molinaro says.
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The call followed a series of moves by Mnuchin over the weekend aimed at reassuring markets.
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It's not reassuring to anyone to hear that the police are working towards better omni-surveillance.
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The reassuring sound of David Attenborough's sweet, dulcet tones at the very end of the clip.
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TURLEY: Well, it&aposs an element of circumspection and restraint which is reassuring in the President.
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So today the company was all about reassuring people: Don't worry, we're still the good guy.
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However, I have found the internet to be an incredibly useful and reassuring place (imagine that!).
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And here among the Asian military and security establishment, that thought is not reassuring at all.
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" Biden, she added, is "reassuring people that we're still OK, that we can be OK again.
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In a way, that's reassuring, because we all know these are difficult problems without easy answers.
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So, it might be hard to make a convincingly reassuring case for such a Faustian bargain.
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It was more eerie than reassuring as the wind picked up and snow started to fall.
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Reassuring allies To reassure allies, US Marines have been rotating through the Australian port of Darwin.
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Williams chatted about the show with Sky News, and didn't sound particularly reassuring about its ending.
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IN MEXICO'S LEFTIST populist government, Carlos Urzúa, the social-democratic finance minister, was a reassuring figure.
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IN MEXICO'S leftist populist government, Carlos Urzúa, the social-democratic finance minister, was a reassuring figure.
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"Seeing that other people might be in a greater [financial] pickle may be... reassuring," he said.
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And his argument that the other companies have yet to explicitly experiment on users isn't reassuring.
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"It's reassuring we have a surveillance method intact that works and the nation's notified about this."
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It is a reassuring message, but one that will face severe tests in years to come.
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Still, one-minute views as a reference point isn't extremely reassuring regarding the platform's possible success.
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Those sort of fathers don't even bother to put a reassuring hand on their wife's shoulder.
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And I thought it should be reassuring, and I think for a long time, it was.
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That still leaves a whole lot of banks dependent on screen scraping, which isn't very reassuring.
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In some way, that might be more reassuring because there's an end point to that. Right?
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For Clinton and her campaign, the continuing breadth of her lead nationally has to be reassuring.
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A: What has been very reassuring for us is that our sponsors chose to stay on.
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There is a reassuring lack of disagreement between corporate bonds and corporate equities, in other words.
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And amidst divot-makers whose improvisational, muscle-twanging strokes often crumble before impact, it's even reassuring.
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"None of us (is) going to give up," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said, reassuring residents.
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Of course, that's not exactly reassuring if you've followed the last few months of election news.
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Knowing I've done everything I could to keep myself healthy isn't just reassuring, it's also empowering.
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In the meantime, it's reassuring that the main worries leading up to it have been addressed.
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That price point is a place you don't need to be as reassuring to the consumer.
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Trump called Pruitt on Monday night with a reassuring message, an administration official said on Tuesday.
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It was a reassuring conclusion, conspicuously rejecting racism and chauvinism in its account of nonindustrial cultures.
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ET. Investors will be looking for reassuring words from the central banker following recent market volatility.
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At the book's ambiguous end, it's reassuring to remember that in reality this civilization still thrives.
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A few teachers have responded by hugging crying students and reassuring them that they are loved.
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"Recent security operations in Basra are sending reassuring messages to international foreign oil companies," Mahdi said.
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Naomi Patel was our age—late-ish thirties—and had a very reassuring and competent manner.
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Deutsche Bank, in a client note, called the update "reassuring" with positive numbers in all businesses.
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Maybe for that reason, "The Circus" is a kind of reassuring sanity break for politics nerds.
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"It is a bit reassuring that we don't expect impacts such as early repayments," said Araújo.
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As long as he is driving the news cycle, that incompetence is reassuring to his skeptics.
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And whatever Mr. Trump's intentions, it has been powerfully reassuring to people on the far right.
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It was very reassuring to be in the hands of someone who seemed to know everything.
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I can also imagine feeling that it might be reassuring if a trusted boss knew more.
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Mr. Di Maio is reassuring, seeming more like an old-style centrist politician than a revolutionary.
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That's a churlish thing to say, but I mean it in the most reassuring way possible.
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After several indications of weakening demand to visit the U.S., some recent data looks more reassuring.
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My 11-year-old autistic son, Ezekiel, squeezed my hand and gave me a reassuring stare.
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" And this is terrifying, but it's also reassuring, like, "Okay, I've done wrong, I'll be punished.
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His less-than-reassuring findings appeared as a multimedia presentation featuring dramatic photos by Max Whittaker.
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For a reassuring sense of enclosure, Mr. Cunningham often uses four-poster beds in his projects.
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Another big night for Joe Biden, as voters seem to embrace the reassuring and the familiar.
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Journalists' anxiety, for example, and all the ways it feeds into my own, is reassuring too.
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It's so reassuring to have money in the bank, but it's not going to last forever.
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He gripped his son's thin shoulder with a strength that was clearly both dominant and reassuring.
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Whatever math may govern astrocartography, having my maps and charts in hand felt grounding and reassuring.
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It has reassuring testimonials, and it's near enough that Millie will be able to visit him.
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I have to just focus and listen to the reassuring words of my coach, Renae Cobley.
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But Price said the latest police statement had been reassuring to Venus and the Williams family.
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Parents were often not in the picture; men, more or less reassuring, were never far away.
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President Donald Trump spent much of Tuesday reassuring the public that the coronavirus is under control.
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It was quite reassuring, and I heard it on all flights I took in the kingdom.
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There was an eerie quiet, punctuated only by the anxiety-provoking but reassuring sound of sirens.
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They view his authoritarianism as reassuring and angrily reject outsider comments about paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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And the vice president sounded measured and reassuring Monday night as he left Alaska for Asia.
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But the reassuring talk did not reckon with one significant detail: Nothing has actually happened yet.
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The market also got support from gains in Asia following reassuring comments from world finance leaders.
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Credit Suisse&aposs Allison Landry believes that 2021 will improve, but her tone was hardly reassuring.
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Adding a good Samaritan provision to a bill that is aimed to criminalize is hardly reassuring.
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His cabinet appointments, they say, have been reassuring, and it's true that several of them are.
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Tolema says he remembers everything - the blast, the panic and the calm king reassuring his people.
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They may be looking for a more reassuring figure than, say, a recently defeated senatorial candidate.
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The indicators that give us a glimpse into the personal finances of Americans are not reassuring.
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And it's very reassuring to know that the facts are not on the side of racism.
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I think there's something reassuring about having adversity, but that group, when that comes, pulling together.
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It was reassuring, yes, to see them trying to understand the impulses that drove an addict.
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And teachers who earn poverty-level wages can't be expected to create consistent and reassuring classrooms.
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Ambassadors play critical roles both in reassuring allies and in conveying allied views back to Washington.
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During this period, I obsessively checked my inaccessible payouts every day, reinvesting them and reassuring myself.
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One reassuring point is that Hoffman is well aware that TikTok's epic rise has changed the landscape.
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Still, comparisons with Europe and Japan are not exactly reassuring—both countries have smaller families than America.
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Of course, that would hardly be reassuring if answers to the citizenship question had contributed to discrimination.
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The US moved quickly to issue a reassuring statement, saying the two countries' relationship would be unaffected.
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Perry's Twitter account shared an update hours after the health scare reassuring fans that he was recovering.
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I also missed that little blue dot reassuring me that I was going in the right direction.
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And in fact, I can&apost think of a more reassuring Supreme Court term in recent memory.
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A minister answering a petition with a reassuring letter does not substitute for actual legislation and cash.
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I don't know," he sings in a weary croon, before offering a reassuring, "It's alright, sleep tight.
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"She looked good, and it was reassuring," says Tony Cordero, 56, whose father was killed in Vietnam.
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The end product, called "Here's What Little Girls Are Made Of," is humorous, fun, imaginative — and reassuring.
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And it's anything but reassuring to voters who fear Trump's unpredictable behavior puts our country at risk.
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"Active babies are healthy," she explains, and even intense kicking should be interpreted as a reassuring sign.
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That is reassuring for anyone using Roomba to pick up after them and keep their floors clean.
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This leaves the public with a clear, but not so reassuring message: No one can predict quakes.
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But to the immigrants who helped vet the scripts over the summer, they were relatable and reassuring.
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Each of RBS, Barclays and Lloyds issued statements aimed at reassuring investors, customers and staff on Friday.
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It can be opened quickly with a single hand and it snaps shut with a reassuring strength.
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Nissan, Renault's main alliance partner in which the French firm has a 43% stake, made reassuring noises.
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But with the exception of the recent rate increases, the signals from Ankara have hardly been reassuring.
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Perry's Twitter account shared an update hours after the health scare reassuring fans that Joe was recovering.
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And Mr Mulvaney's manifest ability to know which way the wind is blowing is also faintly reassuring.
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He had had his Los Pinos photo op and now it was back to reassuring his base.
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"I'm all good, I'm all good, all good," the star said, reassuring the crowd about his condition.
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The PBOC might not want anyone to profit from betting on the obvious, but that's hardly reassuring.
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But Mayo added the latest Fed stress test results is reassuring that record high capital will remain.
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There is also little reassuring evidence that AI surveillance systems can operate free from bias and error.
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" She weighed in on the restricted-mode policy Monday, reassuring community members that she's "pushing" to "investigate.
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The euro dipped under $1.13 again, having gained a tad on Monday after some reassuring German data.
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Likewise, Trump is stepping up to the challenge, reassuring storm victims that resources are on the way.
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But with the latest polls giving Mr Trump a narrow lead, that is not at all reassuring.
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It's not something you'd notice on the outside, but the design has a reassuring snugness to them.
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Such a move would likely be reassuring to many U.S. intelligence experts because of her deep experience.
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The president's repetition of Mr. Mahdi's intentions seemed aimed at reassuring Iraqis that the offer was genuine.
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Some news broke about North Korea on Thursday morning — and, for once, it's actually kind of reassuring.
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López Obrador is unusually law-abiding for a Mexican politician, but Krauze did not find that reassuring.
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The company has already fielded criticism for not adequately reassuring investors the dividend would remain in tact.
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"They have a whole lot of different plans, and that's not very reassuring for investors," she said.
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Her aura of confidence and competence has provided a reassuring calm amidst global crises and economic uncertainty.
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Most satisfyingly, it has the reassuring textures of the old-school recipes, with deep flavor of chicken.
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He's got a good rugby brain,'' Coles said, calling his presence on the field ''really, really reassuring.
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The ACA, once a "radical" proposal, had become something more familiar, perhaps even reassuring, to swing voters.
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But the journey — which ought to be reassuring, a return to their comfortable, contented selves — resists them.
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She told Bloomberg that Facebook was engaged in "reassuring conversations" with advertisers with concerns about data privacy.
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They put a blanket under my head and kept reassuring me I was going to be okay.
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Isn't it reassuring to know that celebrity dads can be just as endearingly embarrassing as everyone else's?
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He has set up several panels to get input from top execs, which is reassuring for companies.
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In many ways, it's reassuring to know that a malevolent administration's actions will be tempered by incompetence.
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And yet she loved her: her mind, her ideas, the reassuring beep of occasionally returned text messages.
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"A backstop agreement is about reassuring the Irish that there will be no hard border," Barnier said.
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They will also find it reassuring, having been made restive by his recent deals with Democratic leaders.
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He also conveyed the same hesitant vibe as he did on election night, which was oddly reassuring.
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Not reassuring the Europeans would be tantamount to pulling the rug out from under the NATO alliance.
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The message that there isn't a trade-off between saving lives and saving the economy is reassuring.
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Which is why it was so reassuring that some groups delivered the familiar with such grace here.
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But what examples exist are not reassuring to candidates who would like to break with the president.
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Even after the Cubs extended their lead to three runs, their bullpen was not a reassuring prospect.
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" Chaser by ProPublica: "Senator Dumped Up to $1.7 Million of Stock After Reassuring Public About Coronavirus Preparedness.
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If you're worried about the effect of Donald Trump on the American republic, this might sound reassuring.
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If the ornamental is meant to be a reassuring sign of order, Ledgerwood disturbs that familiar status.
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Knowing there are precedents for FBI interference in elections, however, hardly makes the situation any more reassuring.
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I was modeling myself on the noxious behavior that I found most threatening and reassuring in others.
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So it's very encouraging and reassuring to see that so many people care about how I'm doing.
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It's also reassuring for potential Iron Dome buyers facing missile threats in other parts of the world.
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Nothing is more reassuring to patients than seeing a silver-haired doctor walk up to their bedside.
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But while Trump's words may seem reassuring, the bottom line is that he is convinced torture works.
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I was given a state lawyer who was very reassuring and had worked on similar cases before.
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All the while they field ticketholders' requests and indulge their curiosities, emanating a formal but reassuring presence.
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"It's reassuring that asthma was not a risk for death with the coronavirus in China," she said.
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She was her reassuring, ordinary, astute, boring self, "Mutti" with a sharp knife for rivals when needed.
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Trying on such ideologically aligned clothing is reassuring, but only one part of a well-designed life.
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Her colleague Ángel Franco recalled her reassuring smile when he would drop off film in the 1980s.
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He was actually reassuring his base that he remains the vulgarian who consistently incites our worst instincts.
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Moore said players who come out on tour now should expect to be met with reassuring apathy.
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The history of organized religion — and Christianity's dark decades of intolerance, cruelty and compromise — is not reassuring.
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Lady Gaga is reassuring her fans that she's okay after taking a nasty fall on Thursday night.
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" Here, Mr. Leonhardt explains what this means, while reassuring readers that The Times is "not post-words.
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They expect once those positions are filled, he will share less of a burden in reassuring allies.
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"He was so comforting and reassuring, making sure I was 100 percent the whole time," she said.
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Public health professionals have long recognized the importance of acknowledging people's feelings and reassuring them with facts.
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On Capitol Hill, Republicans also say matters have improved, and Kelly remains a reassuring presence to lawmakers.
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It is the blunt instrument of reassuring ignorance that propels their rise in a frighteningly complex world.
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We are basically strangers, but I feel the impulse to put a reassuring hand on his shoulder.
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Foreign governments do not know whether to believe Mr. Tillerson's reassuring words or Mr. Trump's incendiary statements.
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Those sessions are aimed at reassuring businesses that trade in the United States is worth their while.
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Her animations are tender, captivating, and reassuring and seem to appear when things are looking particularly bleak.
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Even still, Todd Jones's screaming remains guttural and cathartic as ever, a reassuring rage that remains undimmed.
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"The type of turnover and instability we see in the White House is not reassuring," said Rep.
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There's something reassuring, perhaps, for liberals in this boring pick, even if they disagree with Kavanaugh's positions.
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The things that would normally make him uninspiring seem reassuring in the Age of The Crazed Tweet.
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But when it comes to the nation's response to the new coronavirus, I cannot be so reassuring.
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Zucker has not shied away from the conflict, which has been reassuring, even inspiring, to his staff.
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It was reassuring to speak to someone who had been through the experience and had come out.
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Rather than find their presence reassuring, Kolenkiewicz saw it as a sign that something was horribly wrong.
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Anecdotally, we know that just being a good listener to a friend in need can be reassuring.
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But even if the ISIS claim turns out to be false, that shouldn't be taken as reassuring.
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The new document details some of the protections against that kind of unlocking, but it's not entirely reassuring.
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Robert Ashley is no longer with us, but his voice — calm, mellow, reassuring, quizzical, amused, earnest — lives on.
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That 40-percent crash reduction rate from a NHTSA report that Tesla often cites is heartening and reassuring.
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There is actually something of a moral to this story, one that's simultaneously reassuring and not so much.
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The way Angela nearly vomits on the floor at the prospect of being touched by a reassuring James.
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And as this false world grew, all of us went along with it, because the simplicity was reassuring.
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Other than reassuring the sound worked properly, Bolton made no mention of the awkward encounter during their conversation.
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Other tourists are heard on the video yelling at the man to stop and reassuring the angry animal.
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"I'm not going to say 'cause someone might steal it, but it's good," he said, reassuring the audience.
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Some could be heard calling out the names of inmates in the hope of getting a reassuring response.
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It's a confusing turn in an already confusing story, but the upshot should be reassuring to Apple users.
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It has heated seats and screens reassuring me that I'm going in the right direction, for goodness' sake.
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It's modest and reassuring and kind: You okay, you okay, you okay; you fine, you fine, you fine.
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Here is a route out of that hall of mirrors—though it does not lead anywhere very reassuring.
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But it's up to its leading man to set a tone that mixes unwashed hedonism with reassuring wholesomeness.
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Their future boss, Steven Mnuchin, America's treasury secretary, is not much more reassuring to the global financial establishment.
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It is not reassuring for critics of governance that Meituan, China's latest tech star, will have all three.
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Compared with all that, Mr Pence stood out as a reassuring figure to the devout and right-wing.
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Both findings are reassuring, since younger people and committed stoners are most likely to suffer cannabis-induced psychosis.
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When this was put to Mr Sessions, on the friendly terrain of Fox News, he was hardly reassuring.
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It Isn't fair that these situations often get turned into reassuring somebody that they're not a bad person.
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The particularly incriminating text demonstrates Cooper reassuring her supposed boyfriend that Bachelor in Paradise was all for show.
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While probably true, it's vague and deflective—not entirely surprising given its source, but not particularly reassuring, either.
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In some ways this view is reassuring, for the Germany he depicts looks nothing like wealthy societies now.
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A former governor of Indiana, he brings a reassuring, silver-haired mien and midwestern folksiness to his work.
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"That is both incredibly disturbing and rather reassuring at the same time," Sheen responded to his daughter's text.
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In that way, Obama's zinger served the dual role of reassuring the voters and belittling an opponent simultaneously.
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That may sound reassuring, but the worry is that Moscow could potentially do more damage in the future.
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Some non-American delegates at the conference found this fringe event more reassuring than the climate talks themselves.
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This was for reasons that I don't want to enumerate here, but I'd say they're positive, reassuring even.
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His remarks appeared aimed at reassuring financial investors that the Fed would take pains not to shock investors.
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Her best, clearest answer came near the end, when reassuring allies: Words matter when you run for president.
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Officials faced a tricky balance of urging vigilance while reassuring jittery residents there are no known credible threats.
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Cook sent an email to staff last week reassuring them that Apple would continue to protect the environment.
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That remains an open question, and Clinton's first major act as her party's presidential candidate was hardly reassuring.
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With damn-near everyone getting in on the streaming space, a promise of quality over quantity is reassuring.
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Throughout the ordeal, Keats kept her focus on reassuring the victim that he would see his wife again.
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He is a reassuring source of consistency in a universe facing its doomsday, not unlike post-Trump America.
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It's a little strange to hear about splitting up narrative and gameplay in 2016, and not hugely reassuring.
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May's offer could help retain its stature by reassuring EU citizens that they can remain in the country.
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Yet Mr Cruz, who has 20% and is running him close in Iowa, is hardly a reassuring alternative.
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In a video of the event, posted on the San Francisco Chronicle's website, she is seen reassuring them.
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Amber and Trent kiss him goodbye in the hospital's hallway, reassuring him that everything will go as planned.
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Speaking again to Mollie's possible abductor while on Fox News, Rob was reassuring but resolute: Release his daughter.
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Or if they respond at all, it's with tepid statements that ignore black pain while reassuring white audiences.
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This was reassuring, because she had found that she was interested in science only up to a point.
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President Macri also "scored another own goal" recently when a statement aimed at reassuring markets actually spooked them.
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Recent reports that NATO is set to approve continued training and support for the Afghanistan mission are reassuring.
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I often felt the stress of wanting to protect them, but their sense of normalcy was also reassuring.
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That is hardly the most reassuring prediction for those who want Britain to stay in the European Union.
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Milner said Facebook hoped that the ministry's reassuring statements led to a "proportionate and measured approach in practice".
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Where once Americans could organize the world into that conflict's reassuring binaries, they face a messier contemporary reality.
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Their reassuring presence and extra attention is fundamental to the care of sick children, according to the ministry.
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On Thursday's visit, China experts said, Mr. Xi is likely to deliver a reassuring message to Mr. Obama.
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The fact Trump and elements of his administration seemingly endorse conspiracy theories, including QAnon, is not reassuring either.
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Whether it is reassuring or surprising, we could not endorse any diagnosis with a high degree of confidence.
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It's reassuring to see Amazon employees push back against the idea of selling facial-recognition technology to governments.
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To that I love you text he'd sent her in early 2016, his wife sent a reassuring response.
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Perhaps the most reassuring of Trump's recent economic policy reversals — to mainstream economists, at least — was on Obamacare.
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Colds and flus last for discrete periods; they ask for chicken soup, a cold washcloth, a reassuring text.
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Telling people their health insurance is going to be replaced by something better is not at all reassuring.
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Wayne visits T.I. in prison, reassuring him that when he gets out everything will be taken care of.
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Others were perhaps reassuring, like his insistence that he would stop the flow of heroin into the state.
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It was a reassuring sight, one that he kept going back to during the course of the game.
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But even as Dr. Nashi sent her to the Morristown Medical Center in New Jersey, he was reassuring.
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It was typical of his recent appearances -- factual and frightening, but delivered with a reassuring dash of paternalism.
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Trump ended his speech Monday on by reassuring everyone his proposals were not rooted in bigotry or fear.
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He finds it so reassuring, in fact, that he is increasingly talking about doing it all over again.
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It's not as reassuring as Lenovo's cover, but it's still a nice safeguard for anyone concerned about privacy.
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He recently struck a reassuring tone in remarks to a D.C. conference organized by the U.S. Travel Association.
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How to Combat Your Anxiety, One Step at a Time Anxiety is everywhere, which can be strangely reassuring.
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"I think that should be reassuring to anyone who is on the fence on this bill," he said.
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The refrain is nominally reassuring — "You're not going backwards" — but it doesn't tell you where you're going, either.
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Is that supposed to be reassuring (the line is spoken by someone in a nurse's uniform) or terrifying?
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We keep hearing reassuring statements from Turkish officials, but most people don't think Turkey can prevent the assault.
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Jim Mulhern, president and CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation, offered a reassuring perspective on dairy production.
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What she said was reassuring to me -- and, also, I suspect to other parents in a similar predicament.
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If the user selected "no," they get a message reassuring them that they likely don't have COVID-19.
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Ms. Powell, a former Bush administration official, has emerged as a power inside the administration, reassuring worried outsiders.
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In Tine Nys's case, Mr. Van Steenbrugge said the acquittal had sent a strong, reassuring message to doctors.
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After secretly "reassuring" Russia that it need not worry about facing consequences, the Trump administration did not deliver.
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Felix follows up Elijah with Christus, reassuring the world that he is a New, not Old, Testament composer.
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By tapping Warren, Clinton could go a long way to reassuring progressives, including those who vigorously supported Sen.
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I didn't before; when one sees how these last few days have been going, it's not very reassuring.
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I think you really have a total grasp on issues that is profoundly securing, reaffirming, reassuring for us.
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He never lost his religiosity, and for that reason, the arrival of another Christmas may have felt reassuring.
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ING said that spare OPEC capacity, which stands in excess of 3 million bpd, was reassuring the market.
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It was reassuring to a boy who could not count on predictability in other areas of his life.
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Body motions are more controlled than many full-sizers, and handling is at least reassuring if not impressive.
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Meanwhile, the implications of a brokered Convention are not reassuring to those whose main goal is beating Trump.
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Well, in part, by providing deep pressure stimulation, which delivers a reassuring and cocooning feeling to the sleeper.
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The bad news is that the projections from those models are unrelentingly grim, so accuracy isn't very reassuring.
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"There was something very methodical and no nonsense about the website that I found reassuring," Ms. Misner wrote.
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But then they would come back to the same reassuring point: 15 percent was less than 85 percent.
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"It's reassuring for conservatives to know what he'll be looking for were he elected president," Cornyn told CNN.
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She has hired Venus Williams's former hitting partner, Jermaine Jenkins, a college star with a reassuring courtside demeanor.
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The narrator David Attenborough's voice is warmly reassuring, even when telling us that wildlife populations are in decline.
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He also said that the restaurant was cleaned and sanitized after that incident, which is twice as reassuring.
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How reassuring Zeus must have been to carousing men in symposia scheming to get away with cheating, too.
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I'd tried to get information throughout my pregnancy, but every professional I asked had been vague and reassuring.
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"It was just really vague and trying to be reassuring but kind of failing," she told VICE News.
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The atmosphere was terrible: [there were] signals and surveillance cameras everywhere, and stray dogs that weren't very reassuring.
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But there's also a consensus here that it's not quite as formulaic as that, which is positively reassuring.
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In politics, this is not just a matter of improving your own psychological outlook, but also reassuring potential supporters.
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The album is brooding, menacing, and yet reassuring, a delicate balance that hangs over most of the group's oeuvre.
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Update 4:45pm - HBO corporate is now reassuring staff that their email inboxes were not implicated in the attack.
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Or, in other words (I'm not sure how reassuring this is): Pretty much everyone else feels helplessly screwed, too!
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Amid all the uncertainty of US protectionism and a post-Brexit UK, reassuring voters in both countries is crucial.
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Softly spoken and with reassuring cadence, David Attenborough has guided audiences on many a journey through the natural world.
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This leaves Republicans with the tough task of reassuring insurance companies that Congress has a path forward on Obamacare.
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But right afterwards he's reassuring you—you're heartbroken and all those things, and he's the one picking you up.
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Whether he's reassuring voters about his experience for office or quieting anti-gay protesters, Afghanistan is often his answer.
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"The diligence of law enforcement at such a critical time for the Jewish community is very reassuring," said Bernstein.
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He has responded to protests by meeting with Jewish community leaders reassuring Jews they are welcome in the party.
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Still, it's reassuring to know that your political enemies are even more inept than the ones in your cabinet.
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As speaker, Ryan made a couple of reassuring-sounding comments to unauthorized immigrants worried about their fates under Trump.
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It's reassuring to see candidates on the national stage take climate change seriously as the grave danger it is.
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There's still so much we don't know, and having to rely on the Chinese for information is hardly reassuring.
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Analysts think Powell's remarks will be aimed at reassuring nervous markets that the Fed will keep its easing stance.
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It's a great opportunity for Musk to promise a unicorn with wings, reassuring investors for a couple of weeks.
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NMC Health ended 3.3% lower despite it reassuring investors that its trading for 2019 was in line with expectations.
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She anticipates that Mr Dodon will follow his announced first visit to Moscow with a reassuring one to Brussels.
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Corbyn has responded to protests by meeting Jewish community leaders, reassuring Jewish people they are welcome in the party.
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But a more likely solution—another broad coalition, even perhaps one headed by Mr Gentiloni—is scarcely more reassuring.
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You need the guide to be with you, and that's very reassuring because they're looking out for your body.
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That would be reassuring—if only it was not so conveniently timed to fit with a possible Fed nomination.
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Non-binary however can be a lot more complex, and there isn't the same reassuring bedrock of research evidence.
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But that said, it's reassuring to know that, starting in October, xCloud will be made available to the public.
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" Loop Capital raised its price target on Alphabet and said the company's reaccleration in websites revenue growth was "reassuring.
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The combination of that expansive soundstage, the reassuring low end, and the polite high end is just spot on.
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Earlier Friday, Tillerson and Defense Secretary James Mattis criticized Russian actions in overseas comments aimed at reassuring US allies.
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Post-surgery, I feel neither regret nor joy at what I've done—just a constant, reassuring sense of security.
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"The word I'm using to describe this earnings season is reassuring," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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However, scientists actually understand quite a bit about storms like this and, in a way, this event was reassuring.
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I envisioned myself reassuring nervous parents, decorating my first-ever cubicle, and building lasting relationships with my co-workers.
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But that much uncertainty is not reassuring, and neither is the analogy to the dawn of the nuclear era.
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"Although being on schedule is reassuring, we would argue that some FDA-specified schedules are too long," they write.
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The plateau in overdose deaths involving benzodiazepines, at least among white adults, is "reassuring to finally see," Reisfield said.
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He added that he would advocate a rate move "pretty soon" if second quarter U.S. economic data was reassuring.
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I was worried that the new Spider-Man wouldn't feature any people, so this poster is very reassuring. pic.twitter.
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The recent strength in the industrial sector may be a reassuring sign to those worried about the U.S. economy.
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That can seem reassuring, but often there are also maximum limits – perhaps $2,30.563 to $5,000 in coverage a month.
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"Incoming data are a bit more reassuring" than forecasts of a slowdown released in July, he said, without elaborating.
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The final sequence feels like the show reassuring us that, hey, we're still in the land that you love.
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One of the most reassuring aspects of Civilization IV was Leonard Nimoy, the most iconic voice in the series.
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Thinking back, their behavior seemed unconscious, reflexive, as if they were clinging to order, and reassuring themselves with it.
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That list, released in May, included several judges often found on conservative wish lists, reassuring groups on the right.
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He hoped to sound reassuring after the company reported its first year-on-year quarterly revenue decline since 63.
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They will have the difficult task of reassuring the country in the face of an unpredictable threat of violence.
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Despite the choppy reaction, the stress test was generally reassuring, said Ipek Ozkardeskaya, an analyst at London Capital Group.
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Reassuring the country after a terror attack is one of the most sobering things a president has to do.
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So, you know, obviously very useful at high speed, but at slow speeds like this, it's also quite reassuring.
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" While the news appears reassuring, investors remain on edge as to what each country will see as "complete denuclearization.
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It's reassuring to know that giant teddy bears have a use besides snuggling you — single and alone — to sleep.
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It was reassuring to hear that Switzerland didn't take its peace for granted (its last war was in 1847).
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It helps that he looks like the perfect receptacle, his bulked body and colossal head both reassuring and intimidating.
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Instead, Trump has largely kept those policies in place, surprising — and reassuring — many key US allies around the world.
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When I was done reassuring him, I walked out to the alley, where the mentor was waiting for me.
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Wall Street snapped its six-day losing streak as reassuring results from Microsoft and strong advertising revenues from Twitter.
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Thank you, inanimate object that just so happened to be there at the time I needed some reassuring words!
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The menu is at once grander and more circumspect than the grocery's, reassuring to those unfamiliar with the cuisine.
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So it was reassuring to hear President Trump condemn the attack in Pittsburgh, as he did the pipe bombs.
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But it's also reassuring, as it indicates that the wine is alive and not a denatured, shelf-stable beverage.
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It is also what makes watching other people stockpile toilet paper and hand sanitizer at Costco so oddly reassuring.
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But there's something that a career of spending time with restaurant people he finds reassuring, even in unprecedented times.
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It's reassuring rather than haunting, which is a shrewd and successful commercial compromise, but a compromise all the same.
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If the thought that Putin has strings to pull with this president alarms you, Pompeo's presence should be reassuring.
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Government officials are reassuring the country that food supplies are plentiful, even as they take steps to stabilize prices.
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"One thing that's reassuring — and I think this is different than in 2010 — is a strong reaction," she said.
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That is reassuring news if, as some fear, the economy hits the skids over the next couple of years.
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Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards responded to Trump's victory by reassuring people that the organization would continue its mission.
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Tom Hanks' measured disclosure on March 11 that he and Rita Wilson had tested positive was reassuring and sane.
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It took some coaxing and reassuring for some to even let us digitize them to include in the book.
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" Mr. Taylor frequently told me in a reassuring way — it always made me giggle — "I'm going to outlive everybody.
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This is a reassuring theory and one that seems newly ascendant in this age of scapegoating and fear-mongering.
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In any case, he offers us a reassuring morality tale of virtue if not immediately rewarded, then ultimately redeemed.
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Soon, Rebekah Rombom, vice president for career services at Flatiron, was on the phone for a reassuring pep talk.
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To find reassurance, we look for strategies that make it possible to answer those questions in a reassuring way.
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Traveling next to someone who is coughing or sneezing isn't very reassuring, but it's not time to panic, either.
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McDonald's – McDonald's issued a statement in China reassuring customers about the safety and cleanliness of its ice cream machines.
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On the global climate change agreement that was one of Mr. Obama's top achievements, Mr. Tillerson was not reassuring.
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In May, the brand unveiled an ad reassuring its customers that they weren't alone in secretly questioning masculine stereotypes.
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I kept reassuring her that as soon as she saw a penguin she'd be happy she'd made the trip.
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" One review, titled "good guide for tweenagers," commends its "sensible, age appropriate, honest, respectful and reassuring presentation of information.
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Its clusters presage Kawakubo's nippled creation, and the similarity is reassuring and funny, like mother-and-daughter matching outfits.
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It's tempting, and perhaps reassuring, to cast the Jakarta election as a standard contest for power among political elites.
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In reassuring Pauly and making cracks about Tampax and capons, Renee and Michael discover fissures within their own relationship.
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Marta inherits the house because she is morally superior, a fundamentally reassuring message about individual actions, not systemic inequality.
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The lack of a smoking gun isn't reassuring — if anything, it means whoever did this got away relatively clean.
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On Friday, G.E. reported free cash flow from industrial operations of $1.5 billion, a reassuring move into positive territory.
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Anyone worried that Nine Dragons was another short-term owner found it reassuring to watch its investment in landscaping.
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Pilots and flight attendants will be key in reassuring the public about the planes after approval, executives have said.
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Suddenly, Mr. Maas's reassuring tone offered a striking contrast with the details about the casualties emerging on my screen.
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The "low overall difference in academic performance after childhood exposure to surgery is reassuring," they write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Many also see their neighborhoods as reassuring refuges from the backlash of anti-Islam bigotry roiling Europe and elsewhere.
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There is something paradoxically reassuring in this theory, which centers on a sinister intellectual with a well-laid plan.
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If we think about girls and school, we have a very reassuring message: School is supposed to be stressful.
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It took us years to find out that, despite that deep, reassuring voice, Dick Cheney was a demented megalomaniac.
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In reassuring Pauly and making cracks about Tampax and capons, Renee and Michael discover fissures within their own relationship.
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The British pound was last at $1.2925 after reassuring GDP data tugged it from two-month trough of $1.2870.
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There were other issues, but I always had to be reassuring him that these other clients weren't romantic interests.
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There are even Twitter bots like Aloe that are a soothing, reassuring presence on a stress-filled Twitter timeline.
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White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus made reassuring calls to legislators that reportedly put Democratic leadership at ease.
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But it was a reassuring debut for Williams after a long break and concerns about the state of her knees.
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It would be more reassuring if the police state campaign had yielded more than a handful of potential terror suspects.
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"The fact that we did not see this is reassuring," Arora, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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This one's slightly more reassuring than the Rocky Mountain Christmas recording and all of its dissonance between lyric and melody.
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Priebus should be a reassuring presence to establishment Republicans still uncertain about what a Trump White House will look like.
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Yet hope remains: "20 Something," which closes the album, returns to "Supermodel"'s guitar tone, only calmer, lovelier, more reassuring.
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That bit about forcibly creating baby Bigfoots with people captured by its "psychic terror vibes" isn't exactly reassuring, but okay.
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"That's happening often enough that it's frustrating from a business perspective but also reassuring from a scientific perspective," he says.
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The yuan had rebounded sharply on Tuesday after reassuring remarks from Yi Gang, Governor of the People's Bank of China.
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BP maintained its quarterly dividend at 10 cents a share, reassuring investors in a sector valued for its consistent payouts.
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The ISIS cases generate splashy headlines that are aimed at reassuring populations worried about terrorism threats, and ease political pressure.
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I am not even that active in these groups, but it's reassuring to hear from other parents, even just online.
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Giles Martin, head of Halifax savings, said he found it "reassuring" to see that levels of pocket money were increasing.
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Reassuring voices in the political class and the commentarial say that however alarming and illiberal, the populists will not win.
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Given that the Galaxy Fold costs $1,980, seeing such critical failures pop up ahead of the official launch isn't reassuring.
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There's something reassuring as a crossword constructor when only a handful of words fit a restrictive word pattern (here, *RROR).
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However, looked at more closely, the differences between the two episodes are more striking, and more reassuring, than the similarities.
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And a future where AI and people work in cooperation is certainly more reassuring than one where humans are replaced.
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But after the sturm und drang of the GOP Convention, Clinton's betting a lot of voters will find "boring" reassuring.
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"This shows cells can undergo complete reprogramming and it's reassuring to know that cells can be perfectly normal," Sinclair said.
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Sure, these hackers are talented, but it's not very reassuring that hackers are clobbering people in government so often.[Reuters]
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Nissin Foods is also reassuring its loyal fans that the upgrades won't affect the affordability and convenience of the product.
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Both have reassuring names, novel structures and complex mandates that give a few political appointees sweeping authority over financial institutions.
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There is something reassuring about entering a shop that has had three generations of the same family behind the till.
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Noted NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden dropped into the debate surrounding mass facial-recognition technology, and his take wasn't exactly reassuring.
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Given how widespread and serious the flu can be, it's reassuring to know that there are promising treatment options available.
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Once in office, it was hardly reassuring that the president's message on Holocaust Remembrance Day failed to mention Jewish victims.
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General Electric's year-end earnings report brought reassuring news to investors, largely because it contained no nasty surprises this quarter.
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Finding the one expert who understood what they had been through and could shed light on this disease was reassuring.
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Once the attack ended, Talpur was among the first police officers to enter the mission and began reassuring the staff.
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Guam's governor, Eddie Baza Calvo, released a video address Wednesday, reassuring the island's residents that there was no escalated threat.
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After reassuring him that he posed no risk to baby Easton, the mom propped her son into Pop's outstretched arms.
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Along with the reception and feedback of local businesses, the response to the GeoTour from geocachers themselves has been reassuring.
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Clinton offers up her not-often-seen softer side, and invites the girl up for a hug before reassuring her.
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With everything going on, it's almost reassuring to find out that there are still thirst traps in this strange universe.
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Bush would kiss Portman on the forehead there, and proceed to give Gore a reassuring nod during the real thing.
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The thought isn't a reassuring one, and I'm grateful for the impenetrable television screen between myself and the Seven Kingdoms.
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"Human beings are much more reassuring than robots," he adds, saying a machine cannot help engender a sense of community.
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But that's not necessarily reassuring, given that his approval rating has been flirting with the single digits for months now.
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There was the reassuring rattle of jingle bells above the hi-hat and some background church chimes over the synths.
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The reassuring whistles and chirps shoved packets of data down a telephone line that was originally designed for voice communications.
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This was a reassuring signal to friendly authoritarian leaders in Russia's backyard, such as the president of oil-rich Azerbaijan.
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But he is providing neither the country with prosperity and freedom, nor reassuring the rest of the world with stability.
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At first glance, it might seem reassuring to have a foreign policy dominated by McMaster and Mattis rather than Bannon.
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Yates is the inverse of Trump in that her rhetoric is reassuring but her actions were ruinous for her institution.
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The former emphasis on reassuring others that China's rise will be peaceful is giving way to a more forceful line.
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Imagine a study that examined whether an advertisement for a "colorblind work environment" was reassuring or threatening to African-Americans.
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Sydbank's Jensen, who has a 'hold' rating on Maersk, said growth in the company's non-ocean business was also reassuring.
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That reassuring voice will continue to reverberate in the cases that Kennedy left over the course of his brilliant career.
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Still, that's not reassuring enough for Democrats who don't trust the president to stay out of the Justice Department's proceedings.
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When at last a sound came from within, it was not reassuring: a deep, resounding clang of metal on metal.
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Lately, Trump has fluctuated between venting about Kelly to certain aides while reassuring others that he is pleased with him.
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"It's reassuring to riders to see what's happening around them," said Juliet Rothenberg who oversees Waymo's in-car user experience.
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"So our agreement with the agency — that has been signed off on by a judge — is also reassuring," said Wootan.
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Now, his message of resilience, along with Germans' desire for a reassuring symbol, has made him Germany's most popular refugee.
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Trump has taken bold action against the Iranian regime while reassuring our allies that America is coming off the sidelines.
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Webby said a "slightly reassuring signal" this year is that the H1N1 strain is the dominant strain of flu circulating.
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What is reassuring is that the issue of brain trauma and soccer, too long ignored, is increasingly on the agenda.
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It was the second time over the weekend that Trump's finance chief tried to send a reassuring message to investors.
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"I'm pregnant," the 38-year-old reality TV star reportedly declared, before quickly reassuring the reporter that she was joking.
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As for the frog, Garfinkel's husband rinsed the salad dressing off its tiny body and gave it a reassuring massage.
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Certainly, it would be a reassuring message to our base that we're not going to roll over and play dead.
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Simon's voice is so calming and reassuring that he might accidentally convince viewers to crawl into a crate as well.
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Ms. Barker seems to have earned the reward of such a reassuring conclusion, but it's not clear the movie has.
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"He's emphasizing value over volume, which is reassuring and shows that he's trying to influence other shale producers," she said.
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And I think [it] would be really reassuring to a lot of people, if they basically refuse to do it.
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I don't want idle chatter, but a simple declaration of what it's doing or about to do would be reassuring.
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So it's reassuring to see Google's employees rise up and veto the idea of selling AI tech for drone targeting.
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That's not exactly reassuring for Portland food cart owners, who are already getting ready for the slow season of winter.
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Big Tech is constantly reassuring the public and policymakers that its technology isn't being used to spy on its users.
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Even though Keanu is just being a decent human being, his actions are especially reassuring in our post-#MeToo age.
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European powers are trying to reduce the damage on the Iranian economy by reassuring Tehran they won't cut and run.
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I think it will be reassuring to see Murphy sticking up for the press and sticking up to the president.
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But Americans who were or are stranded abroad also say the agency's actions and communications have been anything but reassuring.
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I find that mismatch — the idea that your life doesn't have to be a parallel entity to your work — reassuring.
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There's a reassuring, anxious intimacy running through it, which can be confusing, because all the confessional sections aren't quite true.
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They managed a united front in reassuring New Yorkers after a truck attack in October killed eight people in Manhattan.
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Like, machines break, things happen, and I wish I would have been more reassuring to the associates I was managing.
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The CDC had spent days reassuring HHS leaders that the lab tests were imminent, even as delays prevented their delivery.
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People were eager for change but fearful of chaos, and Obama brought a reassuring calm to a nerve-racking situation.
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Election activists and computer-security experts did get occasional glances inside the boxes, though, and what they saw wasn't reassuring.
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Sure enough, he expertly coiled the rope in his left hand and, with the right, gave Sherman a reassuring pat.
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Mr. Xi's reassuring remarks made the dismissals, like the rise in new cases and deaths, even more of a surprise.
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His playing is pleasant and reassuring, but also distinctive: He's influenced in equal measure by Bill Evans and Red Garland.
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The podcast runs in two five-hour stretches and features reassuring human voices, relaxing music and ambient sounds, including rain.
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That's one of the reasons why this right-wing rhetoric matters so much -- because it is reassuring and emboldening Trump.
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The only person to meet her eye was Natasha Rothwell, a black writer, who gave Rich a subtle, reassuring nod.
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Mr. Trump promised repeatedly during his campaign to leave those huge programs untouched, reassuring his voters who rely on them.
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But this finding is neither surprising nor reassuring, said Dr. Stanley Perlman, a coronavirus expert at the University of Iowa.
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We've also had other reassuring headlines - Trump confirmed a Phase 1 trade deal will be signed with China on Jan.
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After rehearsal, standing in the hall, I could half hear Stone closeted in a dressing room, reassuring Byrne and Cannavale.
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"I do feel that the past right now is something that is reassuring because nobody knows what's in the future."
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It was reassuring to see how long artists have been expressing beauty for, and that it's all been done before.
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The CD drive didn't make it's reassuring whirring-grinding noise, the hard drive didn't make any of its noisy ticks.
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And it's smart for Pence to visit Tokyo first, reassuring the Japanese of our commitment to their defense as well.
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After each call, the unit's officers heard a single small explosion, the reassuring sound of the job being done right.
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Meanwhile, Facebook executives are not exactly sending a reassuring message to investors by unloading their shares at a rapid clip.
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Shielding the central bank from political influence is a relatively recent phenomenon aimed at reassuring investors and keeping markets calm.
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The idea of an overarching and powerful bond with one person is rare and treasured; it's reassuring for our souls.
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"First Republic is a bank with no teller lines," Mr. Gladwell has told his listeners in a reassuring, singsong voice.
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The notion that more firearms reduces the risks posed by more firearms is paradoxical to some and reassuring to others.
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Some are increasing communication with students, raising fees for security, creating teams to re-examine policy, and frequently reassuring alumni.
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It might be a movie that reflects your anxieties back at you, reassuring you that others have been there before.
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He has responded to protests by meeting with Jewish community leaders reassuring Jewish people they are welcome in the party.
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In his speech on Monday, he laid out his priorities while reassuring world powers he has their interests at heart.
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Police can be heard reassuring the sisters that they're safe but asking them who helped them to leave Saudi Arabia.
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He recalled his 22019 months on the campaign trail, reassuring staffers, volunteers and supporters that their efforts weren't in vain.
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It's somewhat reassuring to know that Bannon is aware of just how catastrophic a US-North Korea war would be.
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This is worthy, reassuring stuff maintained in fine professorial style and serving to remind us that darkness is not inevitable.
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In a statement on Saturday, they called the resignations "reassuring," but called for the organization's entire board to step down.
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But I think at this moment in time, in kinda comes across as destabilizing, rather than as long-term reassuring.
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It was reassuring to see the cathedral steadfastly watching over the city during a time when I had no bearings.
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Watching him being interviewed was drug-like, as pleasantly reassuring as gazing into the dancing flames of a cozy hearth.
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" Reassuring the island, Kelly said the U.S. will "stand with those American citizens in Puerto Rico until the job is done.
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In an era of raucous division, it is somehow reassuring to know that America has come through previous cycles of folly.
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And that is such a wonderfully reassuring answer, particularly if it applies in other areas of modern human life as well.
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For now, he says that the results should be reassuring to groomers, since most are doing it safely without harming themselves.
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When something goes wrong with an appliance, as it invariably will, it's reassuring to think the repair bills will be covered.
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Garrett cited his battle with alcoholism in stepping aside Monday, just days after reassuring voters he would stay in the race.
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Overall, the preliminary results are reassuring that a year in space is not significantly more stressful than 6 months in space.
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Here, as in Girlhood, the naïveté of the childhood depictions serves to deliver a very sophisticated — and not entirely reassuring — message.
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If you're the getaway driver, seeing the cops coming after you in a fleet of hybrids may be a reassuring sight.
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While the combat split people initially, the more recent feedback we've had on it is very positive, and that's very reassuring.
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One, Ghassan Mohammed Saadoun, said that he had received similar reassuring letters from other Iraqis when the east was being liberated.
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But her further comments suggest she might actually be reassuring us that Trumps' time in office will be over soon enough.
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In Rio, an ebbing of Zika fears is reassuring authorities just over a month before the Olympics start on Aug. 5.
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After a less-than-reassuring first few blocks on city streets, Iijima programmed the vehicle to head onto a nearby highway.
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However, these promises can be less than reassuring for people who know Facebook's track record on data collection and privacy breaches.
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Then teams of GPS-wielding surveyors must traipse through rugged borderlands, erecting pillars, reassuring locals and in some places dodging landmines.
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"The fact that the risk of contracting it is less than you might think ... it might be somewhat reassuring," he said.
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Miller's horoscopes are beloved for many reasons, among them her writing style, which is chatty, intimate, idiosyncratic — and always, ultimately, reassuring.
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So that is reassuring, because Philippe knows every single German politician on the left, on the right and in the middle.
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The reassuring diagnosis from the economists begins with a rather tight labor market, even after the conspicuously weak May employment report.
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But he received a reassuring text message from his mother a few months ago saying she'd always be proud of him.
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The audience of course bursted into laughter as Oh held her hand over her heart, reassuring fans she was only joking.
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We were greeted with an influx of new info about what makes this pair tick — most of which was delightfully reassuring.
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Despite reassuring the family that "no one did anything wrong," the airline forced the family to deplane and rebook their flight.
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That's not good, of course, but it's still far more reassuring than the assured-death scenario keeping everyone up at night.
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Operating in a connected world where everything can be hacked, vague claims of privacy are hardly reassuring without some substantive details.
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He spent the last 18 months reassuring his foreign counterparts that Trump's proclamations about America don't reflect the country's real values.
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That may just be a reassuring way to soothe ourselves about what's really—and what's always been—happening in the world.
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It was a reassuring observation, a constant at a time where even the fabric of reality seemed to be in flux.
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For Jeffrey Rosen, president of the non-partisan National Constitution Centre in Philadelphia, Justice Gorsuch's approach was somewhat surprising, if reassuring.
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"During these choppy market conditions, it is reassuring that Aviva's results are consistent, dependable and growing," Chief Executive Mark Wilson said.
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His three decades in public life (with a little time off in the business world) provide a reassuring contrast to Trump.
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In a volatile and complex security environment, having strategic and experienced leaders like McMaster and Mattis within the administration is reassuring.
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Bank stocks also did well after reassuring remarks by an official at the central bank during a news conference on Sunday.
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"All in all, another set of reassuring figures from Hermes," said Rogerio Fujimori at broker Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets.
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It's inevitably spotty and ephemeral, but it's reassuring to hear Lil Wayne find his flow, even if it only happens briefly.
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However, Johnson, the previous mayor of London, added that Khan was right in reassuring citizens about the presence of armed officers.
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And sure, Carroll's parting thoughts about limiting our personal "flood of data" is a vaguely reassuring move in the right direction.
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"Beyond these reassuring results, the analysis does not detect any initial signs of concern to financial stability," the FCA research said.
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Kevin Brady (R-TX) spent the week reassuring Republicans that their tax cuts would be permanent and as deep as possible.
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"It is also reassuring that Assa has now offset previous raw material cost inflation," Credit Suisse analysts said in a note.
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He has, for example, been a soothing voice in reassuring US allies, particularly Japan and South Korea of America's defense commitments.
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She had just brought three babies in the world and here she was reassuring me about moving to a new house.
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Traders worried by the global slump in stocks on Wednesday received some reassuring words from the head of India's central bank.
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Rather he was reassuring himself that nothing disastrous was afoot, which in turn allowed him to relax and enjoy his holiday.
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This Close to Happy is neither overtly helpful nor reassuring to any depressed reader hoping to see that It Gets Better.
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"Estate patrol took me home, reassuring me and making me laugh when I felt close to having a breakdown," she says.
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While it is certainly personalized, and often reassuring, it is no longer what we would tend to think of as news.
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The beatific smile, the warm hugs and the trademark folkloric dress project the reassuring humility of a big but benign country.
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Yet Jefferson made clear, reassuring the Baptists, that his wall only separated the federal government from the states in religious matters.
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Maybe someday we'll all be flying in commercial airplanes directed by calm, professional, reassuring pilots who are sitting on the ground.
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