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For the present King, the presence of his wife, Queen Elizabeth, was an enormous reassurance.

It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life.

His dark blue eyes dart left and right in search of the familiar reassurance of his mother's face.

I guess you could say that I was darkly fascinated with these things, but of course what I was really looking for was reassurance.

Chan learned then that clarity of communication is of utmost importance, and that over-reassurance can be as bad as no reassurance at all.

Q: Recently, people have begun to define the U. S. -China relationship as a "strategic partnership, " or involving "strategic reassurance. "

This is because you are bonding with a higher energy which allows you to feel a sense of inner calm and reassurance about matters.

cost, he was determined that he would CLEAR himself in her eyes and gave her the reassurance she needed.

It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it.

Indeed, its very messiness might provide some reassurance that the sovereign wealth funds hardly seem to have nefarious agendas.

My own impression at the time was that nobody really needed comfort or reassurance, except the pundits who complained.

By way of reassurance, Beveridge proposed coercion, namely "severely punishing" parents who did not feed their young.

It was nice but all the reassurance wasn't doing much to help me sort out my conflicted feelings about Giorgio Armani.

Japan fears greatly China's rise, but, beyond seeking reassurance from the US, has no answer to it.

But a reassurance that this will all pass is certainly a blanket assurance that would cover all these bases.

He can offer no reassurance to his mother as she tells him to take care of himself.

A little reassurance on this point might help calm markets.

White House officials shot back, insisting that it is China that needs to do the reassurance, not the United States.

If I'm going to be hanging on for dear life all afternoon, I need some reassurance you can stop.

If you don't get a great deal of reassurance from the people who are close to you, you will feel lonely and misunderstood.

The heart of the debunking message -- and what most readers carry away from it -- is reassurance.

The findings, say researchers, should give smokers reassurance that quitting will not deprive them of a valuable stress reliever.

Shares of Merck jumped more than 6 percent, helped by the company's reassurance that the merger remains on track.

It will give our people great hope and the rest of world reassurance that China and the U. S. will work together to address common concerns.

With Her two right hands She offers boons and reassurance to Her devotees.

Consequently, reassurance is critical and this may take the form of repeated, even ritualized activities.

IN AN attempt at reassurance, a resident of Port Harcourt says cheerfully that there has been no kidnapping in the city for two whole days.

Patients are more prone to depression. Therefore reassurance and support from family members and caregivers are very important.

In my work as a consultant to schools, I find this to be one of the most important issues about which parents need reassurance.

The very nature of directness suggests an intimacy and reassurance that is critical to persuading each side that the other is serious.

MARY BETH: Steven, just a thought. If Diana is worried, doesn't she want some reassurance from Tony?

Higher growth has also given reassurance that the government can take itself out of its wide fiscal deficit, with higher tax revenues.

Men don't usually seem to need that reassurance, yet because women have a deeper insecurity they are constantly comparing and worrying.

Pertinent medical history can be elicited, general and specific instructions can be given, and reassurance offered to the patient.

Just thinking about these names gives me a delicious feeling of pleasure and reassurance.

Everywhere , spring brings the blessed reassurance that life goes on , that death is no more than a passing season .

I hear your concern about making a mistake, and wanting some kind of ultimate reassurance that you are indeed doing the right thing.

Government funds had to execute costly accounting manoeuvres to avoid technical default and foreign lenders needed reassurance.

Our Carbon Armor polymer shield adds reassurance to riders who know their down tube is bound to take some abuse.

Hillary Clinton offered the same public reassurance when she made Tokyo the first stop on her inaugural trip as secretary of state.

That reassurance opens the door to better communication.

Talk to your daughter about her self-image and offer reassurance that healthy body shapes vary.

Instead of striking out on their own, most of them are clutching at one another's hands for reassurance.

Many of those facing up to such sadness want spiritual reassurance.

He asked for reassurance from his "guidance, navigation, and control" man, Mike Sarafin.

The ideal farewell speech should be a subtle balance of humour, memories, reassurance and gratitude.

A concept has been generated to drive the project forward and to give that reassurance of a reference point for the design.

Women primarily, need caring, understanding, respect, devotion, validation, and reassurance.

China, for its part, wants reassurance that not much will change, at a time of rising protectionist pressure in America.

Moreover, premature reassurance may block further disclosures, especially if the patient feels that exposing anxiety is a weakness.

Yes, when the going is rough, the happy picture of stocks in the long run may provide comfort and reassurance.

The darkness is absolute. People huddle closer together as it engulfs them, glancing up at the flickering stars for reassurance.

A comparison with past occasions when hot money has flowed out of China provides little reassurance.

Parents convey all sorts of messages by facial expression, intimacy, reassurance, warning of danger or encouragement and confirmation.

But their self-confidence is brittle, so criticism needs to be followed with reassurance.

From them, more than from the secular Church, men sought moral guidance, emotional reassurance, and, on occasion, effective protest.

Like anyone in the early stages of running their own business, I too needed some confidence building, reassurance and praise.

You would be forced to break up with someone who was insecure and in constant need of reassurance.

This Handbook is practical and directive in style, designed to provide portable reassurance to doctors beginning psychiatry.

Nixon talked about his accomplishments, asking for confirmation and reassurance.

Thank you for your reassurance, Dr. Stewart.

But if you engage with customers, meet other managers and see actual business taking place, it acts as a reassurance.

Subsidised government-insurance schemes offer them some reassurance already, but derivatives can fill gaps or boost coverage.

Maybe it was her confidence and reassurance, but I think it was because if she believed it then I should too.

In an age of uncomfortable challenges, this is reassurance we all can use.

But before you get to the seventh seal you have this sealing of you, if you're a faithful follower of Jesus, with the reassurance of a seal.

Zhao Lao Die is said by her one Leng, don't know a daughter where the reassurance for coming.

New Delhi has also sought reassurance from Beijing that China will not sign a bilateral deal with the US that runs contrary to G77 goals.

'It gives you reassurance, ' says Mr. McGee, 37, who looked up Mr. Miller's Facebook page. 'It's like a safety net. '

Australia will perhaps never again enjoy the familiar reassurance of being a very close ally of the world's dominant power.

But it also creates a demand for advice and reassurance in the midst of limited data and considerable scientific uncertainty.

And hence your dream may be a reassurance that you are surrounded by love.

To deflate unrealistic fears, young girls living in the breast-cancer-awareness era need accurate information and reassurance.

Bear Stearns has also received calls from concerned counterparties seeking reassurance.

Investors, who can already invest in copper through the futures market, may not want the reassurance of holding physical supplies.

In his first messages to the country George Bush spoke well, balancing reassurance and resolve.

Some people react by constantly seeking reassurance, while others overcompensate by taking risks.

The words say that the Lan Hui still has much of reassurance to the ego entity among space.

A good doctor combines reassurance with fellow feelings for his or heR patients.

If you earnestly adore yourself you'll have a real significance of self-appreciation, which will provide you reassurance.

The prime minister had to balance honesty about the precarious economic situation with reassurance.

Part one should be reassurance that it is safe to trade with systemically important banks.

More reassurance from the boss, spending more time with family and good performance from sports teams also featured in the list.

Burne-Jones was a selfish Victorian in need of constant reassurance, but his biographer forgives him.

Having the relevant sovereign-wealth funds on board would give a little extra reassurance.

How can we provide reassurance to our allies in a manner that reinforces our nonproliferation objectives?

In a world too often cold and unresponsive, such notes bring warmth and reassurance.

As it stands the tests seem unlikely to offer much reassurance on the consequences for banks of one or more sovereign defaults.

Three statements by the Lord beginning with the words "It is . . . " offer us comfort, reassurance, and hope that Jesus is enough.

But some analysts say the reassurance was late in coming, that Irish markets were forced to their knees, and any antidote may come too late.

As added reassurance, the IAEA has been developing ideas for a fuel bank of last resort.

It is a Godly prescription for self-reassurance and self-control, for maintenance of human dignity and freedom, for victory and peace.

"Strategic reassurance rests on a core, if tacit, bargain, " Mr. Steinberg said.

Some of the rites played a kind of sacramental role in the nation's imagination, conferring a healing reassurance.

Wen Jiabao has been the public face of reassurance following the natural disaster.

For the old lady, these ghosts provide reassurance, a sunny remembrance of days gone by.

If the Fed strengthened this reassurance, that could help to keep longer-term interest rates from rising.

She needs constant reassurance and cant bear to be alone.

Once you fall into this frame of mind, it becomes difficult for anyone or anything to provide reassurance.

Finally, I leaned over and by some miracle could hear this soft, sure voice with the tone of reassurance.

Our tenet is "The first is Quality , the root is sincerity " So our products is safety , trustiness, reassurance.

You need reassurance from another person. But if it's not there it can't be helped and you must manage on your own.

"We're investors, we have short memories, " said Kim Caughey Forrest, senior analyst at Fort Pitt Capital. "We need a lot of reassurance. "

The victory let the team take a reassurance.

They need reassurance that parents can work out their differences providing you can offer it honestly.

In Africa, investors need the reassurance of high commodity prices and consistently strong growth, del Conte at Medicapital said.

' The result is a 'fraudulent health reassurance message' that continues to deceive people.

Pulling a younger man must have given her some much needed, if private, reassurance.

In tests, when either their owner or a stranger started crying, most dogs approached them providing reassurance and comfort.

The data Tuesday provided a slice of optimism and some reassurance that the economy continues to expand, albeit slowly.

He will need an extra measure of your love, your reassurance, and especially your time.

In his defensiveness he negatively judged her recurring need for reassurance. As a result they argued.

Giving reassurance Nothing serious, don't worry, be a man!

Men come from the school of suck-it-up, while women tend to need more reassurance if something is bothering them.

The assurance to knowledge and technique, reassurance, trust to future in strength group were high than control group (P05).

For patients who are asymptomatic, reassurance becomes a critical component of treatment.

Some children are more prone to worry and may need extra reassurance.

But today's report also offered some reassurance that perhaps the fudge factor isn't that big an issue.

A compromise that gives Britain some reassurance about the City and thus lets Mr Cameron return to the table may still be possible.

leave the comfortable house that imprisons you with reassurance.

Old people, far from their families in our mobile, atomized society, depend on their doctors for care and reassurance.

North Americans often pat an arm in reassurance or stroke a child's head in affection .

He offers only limited reassurance to those who consider the foundation too powerful.

Before I was a mother I was a daughter, infused with energy and the unspoken reassurance that my parents would always be there.

cause to feel sure; give reassurance to.

He drew reassurance from the enthusiastic applause.

This is not a message of happiness or reassurance, but it is the truth and it is a warning.

A high-tech industry, the project boasts strong anti-risk competence, while the state policy support provides policy reassurance.

People also call her for reassurance and practical advice.

Underneath you both want reassurance, but fear you'll be rejected.

Many in the audience saw the speech as an attempt at reassurance.

According to the former minister's account, Rogge needed reassurance that the Chinese would keep their side of the bargain.

True, until you've facts to back up those feelings, you'll need to take that reassurance on faith.

Everywhere, spring brings the blessed reassurance that life goes on, that death is on more than a passing season.

Fourth, and most important, China has done little to convert its growing economic clout into strategic reassurance.

You are enveloped and filled with reassurance and confirmation that all will be well.

Children have needs for things that are there all the time, such as need for food, drink, love and reassurance.

We use special material to envelope every product. It is axenic and you can use it reassurance.

His performance during that time provides a heavy dose of reassurance for nervous investors.

They need reassurance that they are doing "the right thing. "

Besides, fruits there are free from chemical fertilizers and pesticides, so you can eat them with more reassurance.

Sometimes all a sick person needs is some reassurance that all will be well.

When I look back, that is just what she gave to Luca and me: the reassurance that we were loved and that we mattered.

Giving your ex reassurance that you have changed so they should try again?

In such moments of doubt, I look to history for reassurance.

In Mr Obama's administration they have a name for this: "strategic reassurance" .

If you have trouble, talk to a trusted friend for reassurance.

But there is little risk reassurance will turn to complacency.

This will give you the opportunity to really understand each other and give the support and reassurance you both need.

Older employees and women need the most reassurance, according to psychologist Averil Leimon, a director of White Water Strategies.

It is based on the anticipation and reassurance of the agent towards the outer world and other agents.

You should offer her constant reassurance.

I needed a reassurance that he has a plan for me.

Often, when we are at our most vulnerable, we are in need of reassurance, comfort or a gentle helping hand.

I will offer my readers reassurance that it will end, in some way, well.

Aspects of care such as symptom management and reassurance are possible over the phone.

Your daughter needs reassurance that her value lies in who she is, not how many hoops she jumps through for the people she wants to please.

How many times do you find a girl asking her friends for reassurance of her good looks just after breaking up?

It can also offer clients a false reassurance that the problem has been detected and resolved.

If that is some comfort for their lenders, there is far less reassurance for investors in private-equity funds.

We can still find reassurance in a familiar hand on our skin or a kind and loving gesture.

The reminder and the reassurance that it is still there is good for our spiritual health even if we never once in ten years set foot in it.

Introduction: Are you a fish, when fishing boats set up a dragnet you how to escape reassurance?

Investors had panicked and begun to sell in a blind relentless fury that no reassurance

Parents agree to pick up the phone bill in return for the reassurance of knowing where their children are;

Parents agree to pay the phone bill in return for the reassurance of knowing where their children are;

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The exaggerated reaction to a small oil spill is cause for alarm, not reassurance

Contact your community nurse or health visitor, she will be used to seeing this and can give you some help and reassurance

relief noun [mass noun] a feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress

The Fed's new swap lines with other central banks are an important reassurance for countries that face a liquidity squeeze;

The Deficiency and Reassurance of Education Right of Disadvantaged Groups

Gives reassurance to individuals that their information is being properly used

The Interests Reassurance of Farmers without Land in Zhengzhou and the Countermeasures

To grain which can be used with reassurance, the ergosterol content was investigated;

An open reserve price on eBay makes that reassurance impossible;

A wonderful doctor is a tremendous source of comfort and reassurance;

we can still find reassurance in a familiar hand on our skin

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