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In what seems to be a reassuring move for spiders and Mazda 6 owners, dealers will install "a spring to prohibit spider intrusion".

PAGE C14 Editorial THE BAILOUT'S BIG LESSONS As an act of crisis management, the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac was a reasonable and reassuring move.

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"Workload was a potential issue - child protection is a very complex matter - and perhaps when they felt reassured they moved on to the next case," Mr Lock told BBC News.

The move reassured many doubters.

More generally, the move reassured companies that policymakers are serious about underwriting the cost of pandemic vaccine research.

About 3,000 officers are on duty within and outside ticketed areas, and armed police will be a fixture on the tube as they travel between jobs in a move aimed at reassuring passengers.

On May 18th the head of Coventry council, Ann Lucas, agreed to join a proposed West Midlands Combined Authority, reassuring locals that "power is moving from Whitehall to the West Midlands, not from Coventry to Birmingham".

Visibly reassured, the committee moved on to the slump in the pound.

Independent academics and analysts as well as politicians in both parties said Mr. Bush had carefully calibrated his legislative offering this week by introducing his education package in a way that made it palatable to many Democrats, even as he reassured conservatives by moving to prohibit federal aid to groups that counsel on abortion overseas.

Analysts say Mr. Bush carefully calibrated his legislative approach by introducing his education package in a way that made it palatable to many Democrats, even as he reassured conservatives by moving to prohibit federal aid to groups that counsel on abortion overseas.