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Meanings of assure people in anglès
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Usage of assure people in anglès
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I can assurepeople that Kenya is safe to come to, definitely.
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The Vanuatu government moved to assurepeople of local safety standards.
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I tend to assurepeople that the physical commitment isn't as rigorous as it seems.
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We hope this will help assurepeople that Japan is a fantastic destination for a holiday.
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And they assurepeople that they only rule in the name of good sense and benevolence.
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But I assurepeople that it truly isn't.
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I can assurepeople that every review will take into account people's individual circumstances and the availability of alternative accommodation.
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After all, an all-black tour of hip-hop musician wouldn't feel obligated to assurepeople that they are not dissing whites.
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New Zealand and Australia have worked in tandem to assurepeople in the two countries that their bank deposits are safe.
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In a thriving community there are strong bonds that assurepeople know each other and can work together for a collective good.
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The Privacy Commissioner wants to assurepeople that his office is helping health authorities understand the risks of using technology to conquer Covid-19.
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The Samoa government is moving to assurepeople their travel plans to the United States should not be affected by recent immigration changes.
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Now I have to try and redeem myself on the field and assurepeople this is the end of these sorts of incidents.
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Chad's health minister declared a meningitis epidemic last week and went on national radio to assurepeople the government would start a vaccination programme.
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It will provide a uniformed "visible presence" to help assurepeople, particularly those living in sheltered or other vulnerable forms of accommodation.
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I believe he wanted to put the icing on the cake and show he had democratic inclinations and wanted to assurepeople he was serious.