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31. As late as 1964, Bulkeley, by then an admiral, was reinforcing his position as one of my heroes.

32. If red candies have a reinforcing flavor and green candies do not, the child takes and eats red candies.

33. In so doing, politicians seem intent on marginalising the Beveridge inheritance and reinforcing social divisions.

34. These relationships, and the position of the woman as symbolic of her culture, are mutually reinforcing.

35. Collagen normally functions like steel reinforcing rods in a concrete structure.

36. K-For is holding the line, sensibly reinforcing an ethnic divide that geography has decreed.

37. How can schools reflect cultural differences without reinforcing the notion that those differences are unchanging and inherent in particular groups.

38. Devote most of your time to reinforcing good behavior, with smiles, hugs, compliments or special privileges.

39. These are good tactics: she is reinforcing actions that compete directly with unacceptable behaviours.

40. It is often difficult to know when and how to intervene without reinforcing the insult by drawing attention to it.

41. All tend to be regarded as semi-disposable but life can be extended by bonding reinforcing woven mesh or synthetic sponge laminates.

42. The dependence and the normal justification theses are mutually reinforcing.

43. Higher education was reinforcing likely outcomes instead of altering them.

44. However, it is a fact that there are stimuli such as food which are reinforcing in this sense.

45. Unless this attention is given, practitioners will be unwittingly reinforcing the widespread depressed level of desire found in elderly clients.

46. Instead, people earn both through a reinforcing cycle of making and fulfilling promises.

47. You encourage or motivate your child by reinforcing his/her efforts, but this isn't as straight forward as you might think.

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48. Nothing could be more reinforcing to a literary establishment which saw itself as amiable and permissive.

49. Punishable behavior can also be suppressed by strongly reinforcing any behavior which displaces it.

50. History, indeed, tends to show that public intervention can have the effect of reinforcing rather than curbing market excesses.

51. The novel has been criticized for being offensive to blacks and for reinforcing racial stereotypes.

52. Joseph's father was reinforcing the posts that held up the wire netting around the tennis court.

53. Not treating women as autonomous, in pornographic love-making, has the consequence of reinforcing women's subordination.

54. In this case the husband's behaviour might be positively reinforcing the wife's avoidance behaviour.

55. The two processes are, so to speak, symbiotically related; they are the mutually reinforcing determinants of development.

56. Parents teach a child to name colors by reinforcing correct responses.

57. By reinforcing your own dominance, you may well steal the thunder of the antagonists.

58. The Kabul regime responded by reinforcing the garrison's 3,000-4,000 regular troops and by launching a high-altitude bombing campaign.

59. Reinforcing this layer by grunting mode is introduced.

60. Thixotropy, Thickening, Prevention of bleed-through, Reinforcing.