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Such research has reinforced the view that rumination is a useless kind of pessimism, a perfect waste of mental energy.

Yes, please ReprintsEither way, a steady cull of anti-government journalists from the mainstream press has reinforced the view that Mr Erdogan is intolerant of criticism.

"Unfortunately, virtually everything I have seen or heard on this mission has reinforced the view that the country's leaders, instead of seizing their chance to steer their impoverished and war-battered young nation to stability and greater prosperity, have instead embarked on a personal power struggle that has brought their people to the verge of catastrophe".

The recommendation by his election commission, just days after his announcement, has reinforced the view that Abbas did not really want to step down.

This study has clearly demonstrated the efficacy of DNA barcodes for diagnosing species of Lymantria and has reinforced the view that the approach has substantial potential for biosecurity and surveillance [12].

Recently, an extensive analysis of trace archive sequence data of the common marmoset has reinforced the view that alpha satellite DNA of New World monkeys consists of repeat units of around 340 bp.

Even tourism officials have reinforced the view that the Zika risk has been overblown.

This performance, if not the result, would have reinforced the view of the club's owners, Venky's, that Kean can still lift them clear of relegation.

Successive export-led downturns — the 2008-9 global crisis and the still festering European debt crisis — have reinforced the view among Chinese leaders that they need to recalibrate.

The political crisis in Brazil over economic mismanagement and high-level corruption, likely to come to a head next week, has reinforced the fashionable view, popular among western governments and businesses, that the Brics bubble has burst.

That view has reinforced the growing belief that President Mubarak was not ready to surrender the reins of power, people here said.