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For some, buying a new apartment ahead of a sale reflects confidence in the strength of the market.

Mr. Bernanke and his allies on the committee have predicted as much all year, and the announcement on Tuesday reflects confidence in that judgment.

But this time around, the currency's relative stability probably reflects confidence "that the euro will be sustained by policy makers and politicians," he said.

This freedom reflects confidence in the operators' judgment and ability, and it highlights the primary emphasis in all special operations units: the mission must succeed.

It recently hit a six-year high against the yen and a two-year high against the euro.The trend reflects confidence in the prospects for the American economy, combined with worries about the health of the rest of the world.

That he is parking 16 of them (selected from the more than 50 in his collection) in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, today through July 3, reflects confidence in the appeal of "Speed, Style and Beauty," as the show is called.

This also reflected confidence in human ability to comprehend that world and replicate its organization.

The market also seemed to reflect confidence that the military action in Afghanistan is proceeding successfully.

Shares in Indonesia are near record high levels, reflecting confidence in economic changes.

When life is smooth, people tend to remain complacent, reflecting confidence in the economy.

The openness to a vote also reflected confidence among Democrats that they would be able to defeat the amendment.