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Election post-mortems should not reinforce public misperceptions about Labour's record.

But the move will cause disquiet among some in the centre of the party who fear it will reinforce public perceptions that Labour are "soft" on national security.

Maybe this responsibility is beginning to dawn on the Fed; as Mr Duy notes it downplayed some recent market havoc in its latest statement so as not to reinforce public pessimism.

"We have a major goal here," said R. Clark Hooper, an executive vice president at NASD. "We want to reinforce public confidence in the process and make sure that the capital-raising process is fair and that abuses are identified".

China, eager to reinforce public support for territorial claims disputed with Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam and others, has offered 418 politically correct maps that can be downloaded from Web sites, Chinese state news media reported on Wednesday.

Passed from headline to headline, the prices reinforce public skepticism even when the numbers themselves are uncertain or, as in the case of the "million-dollar" vase, flat wrong.

Design purists loathed it, not least because it reinforced public perceptions of design as a superficial styling tool.

In a commentary last Thursday, the state-owned Guangzhou Daily said the government's approach essentially sweeps the problem under the rug while reinforcing public cynicism.

And crucially he also spells out the need to "design, implement and ultimately exit from unconventional monetary policy measures in a manner that reinforces public confidence".

Al Qaeda has done far more damage in Yemen than it has in the United States, and one episode reinforced public disgust last May, when a suicide bomber struck a military parade rehearsal in the Yemeni capital, killing more than 100 people.

The convention has seemed wary of giving too large a role to former President Bush, for fear of reinforcing public doubts about whether his son is his own man.