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A common belief that the election commission is in league with Mr Karzai reinforces fears of the latter.

A document detailing Sodexo's failures in South Yorkshire has been passed to The Independent and reinforces fears that privatisation could pose a risk to the public because offenders are not being properly monitored.

The news cast a pall over the newsroom, where Mr. Brauchli is liked and respected, and his exit reinforces fears that The Journal is retreating from its focus on business and sophisticated, in-depth reporting.

UN Human Rights Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein said the killing, which he called an assassination, "reinforces fears that there is a systematic policy of targeting members of the opposition, journalists, human rights defenders and ordinary citizens perceived to be opposing the government".

The extreme dental fear of such patients leads to avoidance of treatment and deterioration of oral health, which, in turn, reinforces fear (1).

But several incidents have reinforced fears in the newsroom.

Accelerating wages will also reinforce fears that inflation will prove hard to bring down.

The report reinforced fears that a weak job market and tight credit were discouraging home buyers.

The arrival of Stobart Barristers last year has reinforced fears among the wider legal profession.

The military, however, has responded with a brutal crackdown, reinforcing fears that they aim to keep power.

To reinforce fears that foreign aid and political coordination would disappear in their absence, sultans typically avoid appointing possible successors.