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The reassuringly smooth lines on the graphs produced by climate modellers may not, as the sceptics have argued, be how things turn out.

Perhaps reassuringly, Mr Brown recently declared education to be his main priority (though Mr Blair said the same when he started in his job, and has produced mixed results).

To German ears that sounds like reassuringly harsh punishment for Greece's fiddled accounts and profligacy.

Wu Sun-fu smiled reassuringly, but was in for a shock himself, for Wang Ho-fu immediately burst out:

Jowell said: "London 2012 will showcase everything that's great about Britain, and there's nothing quite as reassuringly British as spending an afternoon pottering around the garden."

More reassuringly, Afghanistan's army and police force, which have been long neglected but are now being trained at express pace, will soon take the field in earnest. That, more or less, is the plan.

His life is as reassuringly bland as his daily turkey-wrap lunch.

Supermarkets and restaurants boast of "sustainable" supplies, and sandwiches are reassuringly labelled "dolphin-friendly", however threatened the tuna within them may be.

There is, in that sense, something reassuringly familiar about Summerhill, once you get through the gates and behind the caricature.

The movie, whose working title is the reassuringly prosaic 'Confucius', has no confirmed release date.