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Meanings of provide reassurance in English

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Usage of provide reassurance in English
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They said more officers would be deployed to provide reassurance to mosques.
Radio NZ
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Armed officers would be on site to provide reassurance, a police spokesman said.
News.com.au
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Whiu said the arrest would provide reassurance to the community.
Radio NZ
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She said it'll provide reassurance to the school community as they move to reopen.
Radio NZ
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Group revision can provide reassurance, answers to the supposedly stupid questions, and different perspectives.
The Guardian
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To the knowing they provide reassurance that the future is not just chance and contingency.
The new yorker
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If you're using a pudding bowl, a disc of paper at the base may provide reassurance.
The Guardian
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Programmes had to be amusing and interesting to hold the audience, as well as provide reassurance.
BBC
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However, the results provide reassurance that group profitability can start to be recovered despite challenging end markets.
The Guardian
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A public inquiry into the banking sector could provide reassurance to the public, says a banking expert.
Radio NZ
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Such observational studies do not have the rigor of full-scale clinical trials but they do provide reassurance.
Reuters
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Police said they were assisting security staff as a precautionary measure and to provide reassurance to hospital staff.
Radio NZ
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In the past, we looked to regional names to provide reassurance; nowadays we look for our favourite grape.
The Irish Times
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Available data from studies conducted in children and adults provide reassurance that repeated annual immunization is safe and effective.
Pubmed
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We believe that this should provide reassurance to our loyal customers that SAA is moving in the right direction.
The South African
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Again, we are looking to see whether changes can be made which provide reassurance while maintaining the balance we seek.
The Guardian
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