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All we can do is test and test again, and try to reassure people.
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I don't know what we can say to reassure people.
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We want to reassure people that we are preparing for that possibility, Ms McNeil said.
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It's just a show for the media to reassure people, said carnival goer Francesca Rota.
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Weale also gave short shrift to the idea that early action was needed to reassure people.
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Which is why I call myself Wonko the Sane, just to reassure people on this point.
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I just want to reassure people thoroughbred horses are looked after better than your household pet.
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You're trying to reassure people and help them.
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The messages seek to update and reassure people.
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Ch Supt Graham said officers - some armed - remained across the city centre to reassure people.
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Mr McNoe said the behaviour was unacceptable, and he can reassure people it will not be repeated.
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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has moved to reassure people in Northern Ireland concerned by the impact of Brexit.
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Even if the plan was never put into action, just knowing it was there would reassure people.
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The Government sought to reassure people last night concerning national emergency plans in the event of terrorist attack.
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They have called for greater testing of products to reassure people there is not a threat to human health.
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As Australians were yesterday asking what went wrong, the government moved to reassure people that no data was compromised.
