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place trust in

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place one's trust in someone or something
to trust someone or something. If you place your trust in me, everything will work out all right. You should place your trust in your own proven talent.
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In order to achieve the standards that you want, you will need to place trust in both your own staff and those who work with you as suppliers and for general maintenance.
I had to place trust in God that he had a better plan for my life that I was yet aware of.
I don't see how we can trust his office at a time when we really need to place trust in it.
 
 
 
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