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trusting

[truhs-ting] / ˈtrʌs tɪŋ /


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"It's very important. That's what we showed on Tuesday," Wiegman told her media conference on Friday on the importance of trusting that the goals will come against Iceland.

From BBC

All such privileges, he noted, “require, among other things, ‘a trusting human relationship,’” say between a client and a licensed professional subject to ethical rules and duties.

From Los Angeles Times

She thinks the best way to climb the rankings is by trusting her natural instincts - irrespective of who is in the coaching box.

From BBC

The weight of it feels immense, but the honour of knowing she’s trusting me with such a big secret is bigger.

From Literature

In his view, younger, less experienced engineers might be more prone to trusting these models without understanding their limitations.

From The Wall Street Journal