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reassurance

noun as in lift

noun as in security blanket

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A community midwife visited and, after carrying out routine checks, offered reassurances but the couple remained concerned so they took Mason to the emergency department at the Royal Children's Hospital that night to be checked.

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Endless mountain views and warm ocean breezes are alluring, but so is the reassurance that quality healthcare will be available when times are tough.

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The force said extra officers will be in the area on Saturday, and over the weekend, to provide reassurance to the community.

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Immigrants like Paula, who is a member of ASAP, recently got some reassurance.

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With that reassurance, I started trying to get pregnant in January 2017, around the time my son turned one and a half.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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