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The coach helps the team members get out of their individual comfort zones in non-threatening ways.

Certainly, such a non-threatening image is of a piece with the panda.

China insists its massive Internet population is non-threatening. Indeed, its most notorious hacker is now fostering a cuddly image.

Avoid comparing the present to the past. If your partner asks for a comparison, defuse it with a non-threatening observation.

Symptoms What does signal bad nerves is avoidance of a non threatening human or object or inappropriate aggression.

The original location or event struggles in comparison to the manageable, seductive, non-threatening version that Disney provides.

He can go out in daylight - and even 'sparkles' in the sun, giving him a completely non-threatening character.

This makes it much easier for the interviewer to answer in a constructive, non-threatening way.

In turn, investment-receiving countries will perceive them as non-threatening.

To soothe fears, Beijing constantly repeats that its rise is peaceful and non-threatening.

she's non-threatening, sincere and most importantly knowledgeable.

America is too distant, Europe is too non threatening, and "the Wahhabi menace" is too exaggerated.

"What" and "if" are two words as non-threatening as words as can be.

"What" and "If" are two words as non-threatening as words can be.

Non-threatening colors like light blues and greens are preferential.

Pretty symbolic, yes? And a non-threatening way to convey a message to those in tune, yes?

Part of the reason is that China's campaign to persuade the world that its rise is non-threatening is served by warmer ties with Japan.

Pairing is a habit that can help make the human interchange feel as normal and non-threatening as coding.