Mr. Biden's stop here came in the middle of a three-day swing through the region aimed mainly at reassuring Eastern European allies that the Obama administration stood behind them despite efforts to "reset" relations with Russia.
During his stay there, he was persuaded to record three broadcasts for the US, mainly to reassure his American readers that he was in good health.
The first messages were mainly to reassure flight controllers that their craft had landed and was ready to send its first data and perhaps a picture or two.
And while some may state that Panetta's (and Obama's) inflated rhetoric is calculated mainly to reassure Israel while appeasing AIPAC, it's remarkable how often rhetoric, however much inflated, becomes reality.
Problem minimising commentaries ("online commentaries") during physical exams are frequently used by clinicians in consultations for acute illness, mainly to reassure patients [ 37].
Instead MPs were mainly concerned to reassure themselves and the public that he was not a Catholic gold-digger.
It is a new law on property rights which is mainly intended to reassure the country's fast growing middle class that their assets are secure.
Coming from the black community himself, Swan achieved widespread popular support for a series of housing and education initiatives while at the same time reassuring Bermuda's mainly white business leaders.
A striking number of observers in Zubayr's polling stations wore beards.To the secular-minded, the record of Basra's mainly Islamist local rulers is not reassuring, despite recent efforts to play down their Islamist intentions.
This finding is reassuring because prognostic CAP scores mainly depend on age and Legionella CAP patients tend to be younger.
