By any sane accounting, the ranks the under-alarmed outnumber the over-alarmed by many multiples.
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"Recently, we have seen an alarmed — and I mean really a very highly alarmed and alarming trend," Trump said.
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NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq This segment originally aired Oct.
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Should people who were alarmed by the Flint water crisis be just as alarmed by the fossil fuel industry's effect on our water?
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So being alarmed is not a sign of being hysterical; when it comes to climate change, being alarmed is what the facts demand.
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Alarmed by these developments, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned biohackers that what they're doing is against the law, and alarmed scientists made a similar case.
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I don't think I'm as alarmed, and I don't know if it does us any good to be alarmed, because they're going to do whatever they want.
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A majority of Americans now say they are "concerned" or "alarmed" about climate change, with those "alarmed" increasing almost threefold in the last five years, according to research by Yale University.
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Putnam is alarmed about the decline of social ties over the decades, and equally alarmed about the corrosive impact of inequality on the life chances of millions of children across America.
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Being alarmed is not being alarmist -- it's being realistic.
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But don't be alarmed — it's for a good cause.
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US 'gravely alarmed' by reports of chemical attacks The UN statement comes the day after the US State Department said it was "gravely alarmed" by allegations that Syrian forces conducted chemical attacks.
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Alarmed, the government instructed courts to stop accepting such cases.
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My colleague mouths "hang up" to me, looking increasingly alarmed.
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I can't tell you how alarmed people are in Minnesota.
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She had shaved her face clean, and it alarmed me.
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Alarmed, she quickly notified one of the plane's crew members.
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Labor activists and economists are understandably alarmed at the prospect.
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Are they alarmed by the fact we're searching for them?
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And Republicans were alarmed that more votes could roll in.
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Its statement said there was no need to be alarmed.
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They've warned people not to be alarmed by the explosion.
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We celebrate his electoral win, but we should be alarmed.
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I mean, do you see reasons to be seriously alarmed?
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But it was this that alarmed skeptics in the Pentagon.
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Alarmed Misratans soon dispatched a brigade to clear IS out.
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"I'm very alarmed by what I see happening," says Daniels.
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The people of Hong Kong are right to be alarmed.
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The government's request had alarmed technology executives and privacy advocates.
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" An alarmed Shannon answers, "How do you know about that?!
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Alarmed, Paul flew to Colorado Springs to search for answers.
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When Rogers got wind of what happened, he was alarmed.
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Alarmed by water scarcity, it wants to reduce groundwater extraction.
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" He continued: "All Americans should be alarmed by Russia's actions.
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A delay under President Donald Trump's administration alarmed transgender advocates.
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Despite the seemingly grim trends, economists are not especially alarmed.
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The launches also alarmed key U.S. allies in the region.
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That's not to say there's nothing to be alarmed about.
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He has alarmed our closest allies with his erratic behaviour.
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Or perhaps they just don't care enough to be alarmed.
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The Chinese have blinked, apparently alarmed by a slowing economy.
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By the summer, U.S. intelligence community leaders were exceedingly alarmed.
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And the lawlessness it suggested has alarmed allies and neighbours.
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He has alarmed our closest allies with his erratic behavior.
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The administration's moves on refugees have alarmed human rights groups.
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States and others are increasingly alarmed by China's dominance. In
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By 85033, Byrd was alarmed by the abuse of reconciliation.
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I look around, none of the other women seem alarmed.
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Despite the apparent failure, officials said they were not alarmed.
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He is both alarmed at what has happened, and not.
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Alarmed, I texted a senator asking what they were thinking.
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"We're so alarmed," she said, according to The Associated Press.
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Slightly alarmed, she told me she would look into it.
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But the experts were alarmed by something else they discovered.
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And yes, Mercury is in retrograde, but don't be alarmed.
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He was alarmed at how the EWG presented the data.
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Trump's accession to the presidency alarmed liberals on two levels.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters were alarmed.
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Widely sharing deeply personal health information had alarmed privacy advocates.
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You're always alarmed when a hurricane is pointed at you.
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Fisher was alarmed at the implications of the preemptive deportations.
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He's alarmed by the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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" Then he grows more alarmed, saying, "What are you doing?
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Rights groups, though alarmed, believed full democracy would end this.
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"Do Not Become Alarmed" grows darker than you might expect.
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Some who reacted online on Monday and Tuesday were alarmed.
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That's where the movie's tone switches from bemused to alarmed.
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The spillover from the Syrian war has also alarmed Alevis.
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Heller laughed off the comment, but GOP senators were alarmed.
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Alarmed, Rolle went to the courthouse to check the record.
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Whether the sight alarmed or consoled her, I can't say.
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Doctors were alarmed about her blood pressure, but she wasn't.
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Few statewide results alarmed Democrats in 21980 more than Ohio.
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The prospect of such a deal has alarmed some conservatives.
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The commission's direction under Mr. Pai has alarmed consumer groups.
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Yes, rational people who accept the scientific consensus about climate change are generally "alarmed" by it, just as they're alarmed that one of the two major parties in America refuses to accept that consensus.
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" That is alarming and, if you must, "alarmist," but as Wallace-Wells says, "being alarmed is not a sign of being hysterical; when it comes to climate change, being alarmed is what the facts demand.
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When she first noticed the $96 withdrawals, Ms. Lemus was alarmed.
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The request alarmed Pentagon and State Department officials, the Journal wrote.
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The middle-aged officer, posted abroad in Europe, wasn't initially alarmed.
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WATTERS: Were you talking about anything that may have alarmed him?
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Conservatives, fearful of a nominee with an unknown record, were alarmed.
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This caused her "to become alarmed and annoyed," the document says.
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He concedes, though, that clumsy BRI propaganda has alarmed neighbours unnecessarily.
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Alarmed, Johnson called Trump on August 31, and inquired about it.
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Li's estranged wife is reportedly alarmed at the arrangement, says Yangyang.
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Confounded, even alarmed, she asked me how I had done this.
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Alarmed, Vicky called and, "He was on a rant," she says.
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The two have a mysterious past, and Ollie is immediately alarmed.
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But as Sci-Hub grew in popularity, academic publishers grew alarmed.
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It is hard to know why the second bonobo is alarmed.
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No wonder Washington policy types are alarmed by the summit plans.
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These disagreements have alarmed people concerned about accountability in electoral politics.
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Frightening as that sounds, there's probably no need to be alarmed.
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However, Shepherd also said those who have braces shouldn't be alarmed.
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Nonetheless, the moment alarmed establishment figures, Republican and Democrat alike. Sen.
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He doesn't seem alarmed at the possibility of losing his humanity.
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Khan actually said Londoners shouldn't be alarmed by the increased security.
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But before getting too alarmed, it's important to know the facts.
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Several U.S. colleges said they were alarmed by what Reuters discovered.
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"There is nothing to be alarmed about with this," Gortler said.
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Katie says Craig stopped after he saw how alarmed she was.
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They didn't explicitly defend the president, but didn't sound alarmed either.
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Was the underlying reason for this meeting what alarmed Brian Terry?
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Here at home, many of us are alarmed by the carnage.
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Even conservatives in Wyoming, America's biggest coal-producing state, are alarmed.
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Bannon is equally alarmed at the prospect of a Pence Presidency.
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The scientists caution that people shouldn't be alarmed by their discovery.
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That alarmed my bank's fraud information center, which called my phone.
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Even before those statements, Mr. Trump's political rise alarmed foreign leaders.
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Effect on neighborhood The killings have alarmed residents in Seminole Heights.
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Still, lawmakers remain alarmed over ISIS's use of such digital platforms.
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It alarmed him that the U.S. knew so little about Sinjar.
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The roommates were alarmed to find indifferent upkeep and ancient interiors.
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Ehrman was growing more alarmed as she took in the surroundings.
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The service manager, also alarmed by their behavior, called the police.
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Watch next: NASA scientists alarmed by massive sulfur cloud over Iraq
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The move has alarmed human rights activists in the Balkan country.
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Does it frighten you that more people aren't alarmed by that?
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Don't be alarmed if you see a lot of deficiencies noted.
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For once, scientists and astrologers agree: You need not be alarmed.
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Overall, I was terribly alarmed by the universe of moral ambivalence.
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Conficker's unprecedented growth drew the alarmed attention of cybersecurity experts worldwide.
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As she pored over the boy's medical record, Novacic became alarmed.
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The statement alarmed fellow students, who reported it to school officials.
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Though Ms. Ellman-Larsen couldn't understand the language, she was alarmed.
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The alarmed protesters saw it as a ruse to disperse them.
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When Dr. Mitch-Gomez saw her patient, she, too, was alarmed.
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While we're not overly alarmed at this point, we're always vigilant.
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But the governments of South Korea and Japan are naturally alarmed.
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Despite the area's sudden isolation, he said he was not alarmed.
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At the time, he said, observers were alarmed by the move.
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The devices' popularity has alarmed parents, schools and public health officials.
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Buzzfeed News reported that Pentagon officials are alarmed by Trump's disclosure.
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They were not alarmed by the Afghans, and they began talking.
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Israel was alarmed when Iran-backed forces were deployed near Israel.
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They should be ashamed, and Americans should be very, very alarmed.
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But privately, some Democrats are alarmed by the lack of candidates.
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Much of Europe is alarmed over what Trump's presidency could augur.
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Collins said the blister popped, but he did not sound alarmed.
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I recently met a guy who wasn't alarmed by the question.
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That's because the ideas he articulated are worth being alarmed about.
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Should those troops leave too, Israel will be yet more alarmed.
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Seeing America's stock fall so precipitously has alarmed many in Washington.
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Alarmed by his experience, Pierson decided to retire in August 2018.
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Some Republicans grew increasingly alarmed by the backlash to the order.
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As he stared down Month 13, he felt overwhelmed and alarmed.
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Long-term investors shouldn't be alarmed and shouldn't avoid stocks altogether.
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And members of both parties privately expressed alarmed at the situation.
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" Soon afterward, he proclaimed himself to be "actually alarmed by it.
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The inquiry's revelations have alarmed even the most diplomatic of diplomats.
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We cannot help losing our capacity to be shocked and alarmed.
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The case against Mr. Teltumbde has alarmed scholars across the world.
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So explain to me why you're becoming more, not less, alarmed.
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While this new look has alarmed some guests, it is completely natural.
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Colors pop and the picture is so sharp you might be alarmed.
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But that doesn't mean they're not alarmed about the potential political consequences.
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Her huge, slightly alarmed eyes make the image even more doll-like.
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Their voters are more alarmed by Roxham Road than are the Liberals'.
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The President's renewed tariff threat alarmed investors Sunday, sending stock futures down.
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But he was alarmed by what he perceived as a glaring hypocrisy.
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To be sure, many members are alarmed by the White House's strategy.
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Still, experts in race and criminal justice were alarmed at the data.
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Don't get too alarmed by Rob Kardashian's Instagram deletion earlier this week.
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Still, the results are "nothing to be alarmed by," Eastmond told Mashable.
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But the rise in cyclist deaths this year has alarmed safety advocates.
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It also alarmed a number of lawmakers, including Democrats and Republicans. Sen.
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Alarmed, police and politicians in England are hoping to copy Scotland's turnaround.
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Many Republicans are alarmed by Mr Trump's latest haymaker against Mr Obama.
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The couple's kid is alarmed, and his mother scrambles for calming words.
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Don't be alarmed if you leave the theater feeling a little dazed.
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"I do not want the public to feel unduly alarmed," May said.
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While I'm not surprised, given Trump's track record, I am nevertheless alarmed.
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Its alarmed passengers begged to be allowed to continue on their way.
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Alarmed, the psychologist decided the woman needed to be hospitalized for hallucination.
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Are you alarmed by the capricious, seemingly unconsidered nature of this decision?
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Many Democrats, and Sanders's supporters in particular, are alarmed by Clinton's solicitousness.
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"The point is, there is a reason to be alarmed," she said.
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The trend has alarmed medical experts, who say the practice is unsafe.
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"Do you want me to call a lawyer?" the alarmed ranger asks.
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India is alarmed at its rising trade gap with China (see article).
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Rowling was alarmed to Stone's "insane Twitter freakout," as Mediaite called it.
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That clearly alarmed the mom, who asked to see her daughter's phone.
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The sound allegedly alarmed him and compelled him to leave, Smart writes.
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But, no, I don't see anything to be alarmed about at present.
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Trump has previously promoted a protectionist agenda that alarmed his G7 allies.
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Still, Sweeney says those are not currently compelling reasons to be alarmed.
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The health ministry, now more alarmed, declared a national emergency on Nov.
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But don't be alarmed: the shower poses absolutely no threat to Earth.
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Even scientists at the forefront of AI are alarmed by the possibilities.
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Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
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"People with difficulty sleeping shouldn't be alarmed by this finding," he said.
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Trump's threat to pull out of NAFTA has alarmed some congressional Republicans.
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But he doesn't seem alarmed enough to commit to voting against it.
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"We should all be alarmed when dissenting voices are quashed," he added.
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In the case of Nixon those who were alarmed by his actions
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AFM is considered rare, but its spread has alarmed public health officials.
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Now I'm worried and alarmed about his health and my granddaughter's future.
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He wasn't alarmed, but he had no explanation yet for her episodes.
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German industry lobby BDI said it was alarmed about the rising costs.
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Pennsylvania is the state that has most alarmed Republicans since the conventions.
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"The most recent events have alarmed many people, especially women," he said.
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And when he spoke indirectly of Trump, he did not sound alarmed.
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Test scores dropped precipitously, and parents and teachers were alarmed and upset.
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How alarmed are you by what we're seeing in this White House?
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The prospect of exiting the deal has also alarmed some U.S. businesses.
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The crisis has weighed on the lira currency and alarmed some investors.
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Employees shouldn't be alarmed if that happens, as it's a natural adjustment.
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Its potential risks have long divided scientists and have alarmed advocacy groups.
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His wife's remark alarmed him, and he set out to educate himself.
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That test alarmed the United States and its allies in the region.
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But while part of me is also alarmed, I am not surprised.
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Many of them, like Mr. Klarman, were alarmed by Mr. Trump's rise.
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It's probably too early to get alarmed about the slowdown in lending.
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Trump has alarmed allies by expressing admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A neighbor was reportedly alarmed by the sound of screaming and banging.
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The deadly operations have alarmed even some of the president's traditional supporters.
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They're alarmed when they can't see old images on a new computer.
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Susan Greenhalgh, a troubleshooter at a nonpartisan election monitoring group, was alarmed.
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Immigrant advocates told BuzzFeed News they were alarmed at the policy shift.
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I was alarmed and I immediately asked him what he was doing.
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But it was Allia's dramatic personality shift that truly alarmed Ms. Fraticelli.
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The move alarmed Middle Eastern nations, European powers and Arab foreign ministers.
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Iraq is alarmed about any spread of the coronavirus from neighbouring Iran.
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The story told in "Do Not Become Alarmed" is every parent's nightmare.
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Alarmed by New York's high rents, they decided to buy a home.
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All concerned about justice in America should be angry, outraged and alarmed.
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Later, she was alarmed to see cracks appear in the concrete slab.
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Change by the people who are most alarmed will not be enough.
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But Tuesday's remarks struck a tone that alarmed journalists more than usual.
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County officials were sufficiently alarmed this month to declare a health emergency.
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As Joe reaches for the wine bottle, they hear an alarmed shout.
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The German government is alarmed by rising anti-Semitism and hate crime.
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North Vietnam's close solidarity with the People's Republic of China alarmed them.
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Somewhat alarmed, I asked her how she knew the leaves would work.
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Though Pakistan was not part of the ban, Ms. Malik was alarmed.
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I was just singing this melodramatic song to confused and alarmed faces.
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Then, in response to another alarmed text from Taylor, Sondland called Trump.
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Seeing how they fit together, he was alarmed enough that by Aug.
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Mr. Trump's protectionist views have alarmed Japanese government officials and business leaders.
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The latest posters alarmed Chinese students studying at the University of Melbourne.
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Iraq is alarmed about any spread of the coronavirus from neighboring Iran.
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Yet I was still more encouraged than alarmed by yesterday's confirmation hearing.
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Mr. Xavier said Sri Lanka's dependency on China has alarmed some countries.
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"Every American should be alarmed by Russia's attacks on our nation," he said.
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Don't be alarmed by market uncertainty — it's all a normal part of investing.
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This will direct you to a page of code, but don't be alarmed!
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But manager Dusty Baker said the pitcher was "not alarmed" about this issue.
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Many have been alarmed by Trump's positive statements about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Members of the city's tiny, close-knit Jewish community called each other, alarmed.
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But Polis was alarmed by how the company came to that 0.6 index.
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The size and assertiveness of the city's black population alarmed politicians, Sparaco says.
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I think voters see that and they're very alarmed about what that means.
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The strong demand for the illegal seeds has alarmed some federal government officials.
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Alarmed, the friend contacted police, who rushed to Field's luxury penthouse in Boston.
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"I think there's no need to be overly alarmed about it," he says.
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Naturally, North Korea's neighbors are alarmed by the recent uptick in sabre-rattling.
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Such a schedule has alarmed experts who fear the project is being rushed.
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Alarmed at the state of the Ganges, some holy men have spoken out.
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Local environmental activists are alarmed by the prospect of the pipeline being built.
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Those videos greatly alarmed leaders of Sri Lanka's Muslim community back in Colombo.
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If you want to get alarmed about something this week, make it that.
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Alarmed by the growth of LGFVs, the central government set out to investigate.
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Alarmed, they jumped into action and quickly took the cat to the hospital.
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It took up that strategy so vigorously that it alarmed al-Qaeda's leadership.
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Screenshot: Princeton IoT inspectorThis device briefly had me mystified and a little alarmed.
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Her father apparently knew, and was alarmed by, Cummins' attentions to his daughter.
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Don't be alarmed if you find that the new pricing isn't reflected everywhere.
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"All Americans should be alarmed by Russia's actions," Obama said in a statement.
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U.N. Libya envoy Martin Kobler said he was "extremely alarmed" by the clashes.
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How alarmed are you at the current state of race relations in America?
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LG: He's sitting in the red chair right now and he looks alarmed.
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She said the group was "alarmed" by reports about preventing certain protest materials.
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The scale of the crackdown has alarmed Turkey's Western allies and foreign investors.
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American Jews who frequently visit Israel say they are alarmed by the law.
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That has alarmed its European allies, who fear the deal will slowly unravel.
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The EC is right to be alarmed about the trajectory of Polish democracy.
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If you hear a bit of joyful shrieking this afternoon, don't be alarmed.
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Dad was alarmed that the doctor was thinking of performing surgery on him.
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News of a potential delay under President Donald Trump's administration alarmed transgender advocates.
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Those involved in the education reform movement have grown increasingly alarmed with Mrs.
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While Putin had much to celebrate, America's friends were alarmed at Trump's behavior.
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The truth is, when I see news and statistics like these, I'm alarmed.
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China's manufacturing ambitions have alarmed United States officials, particularly in the Trump administration.
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Don't be alarmed if people suddenly have to leave to refresh their drinks.
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The bold scheme, launched last year with great fanfare, initially alarmed private bankers.
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That alarmed female swimmers, who alerted politicians, including the local assemblyman, Dov Hikind.
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Why am I alarmed to hear that retail investors are getting really bullish?
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But proliferation would not stop there: Alarmed neighbors would almost certainly follow suit.
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Alarmed, the teacher alerted social services and police, who launched a criminal investigation.
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Note to the alarmed: These people asked in advance to take the class.
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It also alarmed the YPG, Washington's main partner against Islamic State in Syria.
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Like the many who don't support him, I am alarmed that he won.
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Was there anything revealed in this article that intrigued, alarmed or comforted you?
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Roosevelt built a multiracial coalition that would have amazed and alarmed Andrew Jackson.
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The flurry of restrictive new state laws has alarmed supporters of abortion rights.
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Don't be alarmed if the color varies from pure white to slightly green.
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The request alarmed several Pentagon officials including Jim Mattis, then the defense secretary.
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I'm alarmed by his extreme and out-of-touch views on Roe v.
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At the moment, public health experts say they are concerned, but not alarmed.
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But don't be surprised if your houseguests are alarmed by its confrontational style.
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And if not, how should people who are alarmed by Trump's behavior respond?
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But Mr. McKinley said he was alarmed at how poorly diplomats were treated.
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He asked me, with a slightly alarmed look, what I was talking about.
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It was January 21945, and Japanese-American civil servants in California were alarmed.
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In February and March, he was alarmed to see that drop below $3,000.
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Having these values is associated with being the most alarmed about climate change.
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That pledge has already alarmed currency traders and sent the pound sterling tumbling.
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A tidal wave of American voters are angry, alarmed and appalled by this.
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Unexpected changes to inflation targets and rapid debt issuance alarmed investors in 216.
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Americans are becoming more alarmed about health care costs and with good reason.
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The agency said it was "alarmed at the impact" of the executive order.
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The thousands of killings, mostly of poor urban people, have alarmed rights groups.
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Do not be alarmed by the gusts of wind you heard Sunday evening.
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Only one side of that once-polite binary is even alarmed by this.
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Yet at this prospect the Western establishment seems more bemused than actively alarmed.
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Politics matters enormously; it's right to care, to feel alarmed, and to argue.
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Nearly 6 out of every 10 people surveyed were either alarmed or concerned.
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It is this feature of the U.S.–China relationship that has Navarro alarmed.
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Trump has alarmed some mainstream Republicans with vows to shred international trade deals.
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The call President-elect Donald Trump accepted from President Tsai alarmed many experts.
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The scale of the purges has alarmed Turkey's Western allies and foreign investors.
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Now, some conservatives are alarmed by the rise of the Kushner-Cohn wing.
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He was less alarmed by the year's events than most people he knew.
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That's a notion that alarmed climate scientists regard as either naïve or cynical.
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The Europeans are alarmed Tehran's latest moves will start eating into that time.
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But alarmed Democratic colleagues say ending the investigation anytime soon would be premature.
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The Australian was so alarmed that he passed the information to American officials.
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Candidates alarmed by Republican inaction were drawn into congressional races across the country.
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But they're alarmed by the implications of the impeachment inquiry's findings so far.
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Rights activists say they are alarmed by the report of a new crackdown.
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Reaction: Alarmed intellectuals have signed international petitions calling on the U.N. to intervene.
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In 2016, they've become alarmed by anti-Semitism on social media as well.
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Hezbollah's regional military role has greatly alarmed Saudi Arabia, Hariri's long-time ally.
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When Paul Ryan saw evidence of this in June 2016, he was alarmed.
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But his nostalgia for the days of military rule has alarmed many Brazilians.
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Her lack of experience in education alarmed teachers who weren't union activists, too.
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That finding alarmed some gynecologists, because it confirmed the persistence of a myth.
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Riyadh alarmed The government in Riyadh is simultaneously deeply alarmed at what it views as hegemonic Iranian activity throughout the Middle East and its belief that the Obama administration has failed to assess the true scope and nature of the threat.
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Trump's rise has alarmed establishment Republicans who have tried in vain to stop him.
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Ebola had spread for weeks in West Africa before world health officials became alarmed.
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Instead, it wants the world to be alarmed at the consequences of antagonizing Russia.
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Alarmed residents fled their homes in pajamas as the earth shook and lights flickered.
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The resistance from those who want to keep the ACA has alarmed some representatives.
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"Every American should be alarmed by Russia's attacks on our nation," committee Chairman Sen.
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Outside of the military, there is evidence AI algorithms have already alarmed their creators.
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The hand-wringers are right to be alarmed: Things will never be the same.
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And records are continuously being broken at a rate that has even scientists alarmed.
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Instead of getting mad for everyone being alarmed look in to the child's diet.
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Alarmed, the Republican president ordered his cabinet to find ways to boost biofuel demand.
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However, data showing a rise in U.S. oil supply alarmed traders during U.S. trading.
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The crackdown has alarmed Western allies and rights groups who fear a witch hunt.
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And that's precisely why I left the stage feeling so gloomy, and so alarmed.
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The plans have alarmed those within the sex industry and civil liberties campaigners alike.
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Alarmed by the dearth of children, the local government increased incentives to have babies.
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Initially, Indonesian authorities were alarmed by reports of "obscene" content circulating on the platform.
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His negotiating team has set proposals that have alarmed their Canadian and Mexican counterparts.
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Here's a dog who's alarmed by the sounds of the Labo piano's cat setting.
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The referendum alarmed many Spaniards and contributed to a rightward shift in national politics.
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For those alarmed by Mr Trump's protectionist bent, Mr Lighthizer's competence is scant comfort.
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Last week, alarmed residents shared online bizarre images of the river and contacted authorities.
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Look at their hands and be alarmed if there are no hands on display.
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Investors are alarmed that problems continue to crop up in the Strait of Hormuz.
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It alarmed free speech advocates, who say it threatens to criminalize legitimate journalistic practices.
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"The sun went down, its gatekeeper was Mars," alarmed astronomers noted on the tablet.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed by the recent revelations attributed to him.
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"We are alarmed to see the democratic stability of the country threatened," she said.
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Chilling effect Civil society groups are alarmed by the implications of the proposed law.
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But the Emperor's successes, and his attempts to confiscate territory, alarmed other Protestant powers.
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The gun store owner said Dalton didn't give him any reason to be alarmed.
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Some clearly felt invested in the status quo, while others were alarmed by it.
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Tensions have also flared between Iran and Israel, alarmed by Tehran's influence in Syria.
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That has alarmed Turkey, which is fighting its own internal war against the Kurds.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him.
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They have also alarmed South Korea's allies in the region and around the world.
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On second thought, he then said abortion should remain legal, which alarmed them doubly.
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None of the journalists I spoke with were particularly alarmed about the platform's future.
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Last month, friends sought urgent medical help, alarmed by his hidden dependency on painkillers.
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We wouldn't want Australians to become alarmed or complacent based on their individual results.
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The company's practice of distributing "must-run" programming to its stations has alarmed critics.
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But Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, election and early actions alarmed many criminal justice reformers.
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This is the thing that I'm actually most alarmed about in the current system.
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Residents have also been alarmed by the menacing trend of cracking bullwhips for exercise.
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Alarmed, in early September House members were talking about how to stop the bleeding.
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Sanders's backers say they're not alarmed and blame the media for overplaying his decline.
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Many are alarmed by China's questionable environmental record when it comes to resource extraction.
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But he has reason to be alarmed if the economy tanks under his watch.
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"I'm alarmed by it," he said in an interview with CNN and other journalists.
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Alarmed, he tried to log into his account but found the password already changed.
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Moderates and independents are increasingly alarmed by the dangers created by the Trump presidency.
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India has been alarmed at China's expanding security and economic links in South Asia.
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Deteriorating ties between the U.S. and Turkey — both NATO members — have also alarmed investors.
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Greer, is alarmed by the precarious place of freedom of speech on the internet.
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So everybody's kind of alarmed and waiting to see if it's true or not.
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Most of my students were alarmed by the idea of his even being nominated.
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"And my director for Ukraine was looking completely alarmed," Hill testified, referring to Vindman.
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Mr. Ramirez Paredes, alarmed by the fees, says he plans to close his account.
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It's enough to create major anxiety for anyone who's alarmed by the Trump presidency.
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Mr. Erdogan was alarmed by this development, according to statements captured by the wiretaps.
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The kingdom was on the brink of bankruptcy and the United States was alarmed.
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Alarmed, she said she leaned backwards to avoid him and almost lost her balance.
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The president's tweets alarmed some Republicans, who spoke out on Sunday morning talk shows.
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Leftist parties were alarmed that an American businessman was buying big chunks of Chile.
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I am beginning to sense some of my colleagues growing alarmed with my behavior.
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When they did not return the next day, the Van Cuylenborg family became alarmed.
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Many in Britain are deeply alarmed by this prospect, including a majority in Parliament.
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Nancy Pelosi took over as speaker in early 2019, which left liberals less alarmed.
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Over the past few days the government has become increasingly alarmed by the movement.
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But Trump's public deference to Putin and Russia has alarmed US allies and lawmakers.
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The leak alarmed Mr. Henderson because the video resided exclusively on the company's servers.
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Meloy's "Do Not Become Alarmed" is not that sort of energetic, swivel-eyed production.
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It may all have been a joke, but it has deeply alarmed American diplomats.
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The pressman who usually printed the shop's material was alarmed when he saw it.
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Some readers, alarmed over a Trump presidency, want the newsroom in full combat mode.
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Leaders of NATO are nervous, while their counterparts at the European Union are alarmed.
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"(The speech) has alarmed us that Taiwan's independent existence may be changed," she said.
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Ms. Zerkal said she was alarmed to read of the freeze in late July.
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Shocked and alarmed, O'Connor's grandmother found a semiautomatic rifle inside her grandson's guitar case.
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Mr. Billen, the secretary of state in charge of the new law, was alarmed.
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What exactly happened in Iraq in 2017 that so alarmed Gallagher's brothers in arms?
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The whistleblower was alarmed by a "promise" Trump allegedly made to the foreign leader.
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Many major companies including Apple and Procter & Gamble have sounded alarmed on the epidemic.
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But recently he has fastened on to an issue that has alarmed his people.
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Alarmed, Mr. Redmont issued a statement denying that he had ever been a Communist.
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"Women don't need to be alarmed about C-section causing obesity in their children."
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Don't be alarmed by the "graphic content" warning; this is a perfectly safe image.
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What exactly happened in Iraq in 2017 that so alarmed Gallagher's brothers in arms?
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"It's quite alarming that extinction is accelerating, and everyone should be alarmed," he says.
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"I'm alarmed that people are ignoring what's already here that we have," he said.
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The communications reportedly alarmed someone within the administration enough to file a whistleblower complaint.
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There's a lot we still don't know, but we know enough to be alarmed.
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The visitors were so alarmed at the neglect that they began changing diapers themselves.
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"Why aren't more people alarmed that the KKK is in Charlottesville?" one student asked.
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Mr. Abbas was alarmed and visibly upset by the proposal, the Fatah official said.
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Mr. Yu was alarmed by what he viewed as rising leftist sentiment at home.
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A woman urinates directly onto the dance floor, and we start to get alarmed.
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"We're huggers, don't be alarmed," says Alana, throwing her small arms around my shoulders.
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But there were a lot of people who were alarmed because it seemed careless.
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Employees at CNN were recently alarmed when the Slackbot informed them their bosses were watching.
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Its push into the Arctic — accompanied by a military build-up — has alarmed the West.
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The hawkish turn in U.S. policy toward Iran has alarmed many of its European allies.
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Alarmed Republicans urged allies inside the West Wing to instill discipline on the President's message.
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It wasn't just the government that was alarmed by Bagdikian's reporting; his readers were, too.
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Trump is not the first US president to be alarmed over North Korea's nuclear program.
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Way back in the 1960s, UCLA's Shoup became alarmed by the massive growth of parking.
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The LGBT rights group Equality Utah also said they were "deeply alarmed" by the video.
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In 2018, several people were alarmed to see Google Maps labeling hotels with apparent swastikas.
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If you become more alarmed and believe that he is being defrauded, disconnect the app.
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This alarmed most of the PSOE's powerful regional barons and all of its previous leaders.
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She was alarmed that other doctors in her hospital had been so flippantwith my treatment.
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But journalists were alarmed to see how far the hoax traveled, seeping into everyday conversation.
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His surprise victory alarmed many companies, which fear he might follow through on his pledges.
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Op-Ed Contributor ALL Americans should be alarmed about the effects of money in politics.
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Alarmed that the risk of conflict has risen, China may now be changing its calculations.
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Since all successful Chinese revolutions have begun in the countryside, the Communist Party is alarmed.
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"I am only alarmed by the people printing their organized trolling as 'news,' " she wrote.
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The violence in a nation prone to political strife has alarmed Kenyans and Western diplomats.
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This has alarmed the rest of the world, though it has yet to produce results.
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But what alarmed Hanna-Attisha the most was that the city had lead-based plumbing.
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Sara is alarmed by what she sees, so the parental control filter blocks Grandpa out.
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The hiring of Feere and Kirchner at the federal agencies has alarmed immigrants' rights activists.
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Alarmed by the incident, Almora Jr., 25, grew visibly distraught and dropped to his knees.
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They are understandably alarmed when stockmarket falls suggest that the Chinese economy is in trouble.
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Those alarmed by Bannon's rise to power pleaded with the press not to "normalize" him.
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Alarmed and believing she was being stalked, Kelley contacted the FBI, which opened an investigation.
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"Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia," Tillerson will say.
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Nearby Singapore, with its different mix of the same ethnic groups, should also be alarmed.
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Even Senate Republicans are alarmed by the various allegations of the administration's communications with Russia.
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She has been particularly alarmed by the recent rise of Yiannopoulos and others like him.
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Controlled by allies of Lopez Obrador, congress has floated several bills that have alarmed investors.
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Nickolay Mladenov, the U.N. Mideast envoy, said he was "deeply alarmed" and appealed for calm.
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It's possible the Fed has seen the market reaction and become alarmed by the complacency.
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But don't be alarmed: This plasma consisted of less than a milligram of helium ions.
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Germany's engineering industry is alarmed; automated manufacturing can't happen at scale without world-class connectivity.
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We were alarmed that millions of people had ignored racism and misogyny when they voted.
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Alarmed residents made multiple calls to 911 on Wednesday after seeing the animal, said Capt.
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That should provide some comfort to those alarmed by the extreme calm blanketing today's market.
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The inflamed rhetoric alarmed many Americans who feared it would lead to a nuclear attack.
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But, the other part of me felt equal parts alarmed and enamored by this information.
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And despite the regulators' growing impatience, Volkswagen did not appear alarmed by the possible consequences.
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Already alarmed by Mr Erdogan's democratic backsliding, Congress, the Pentagon and State Department were appalled.
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Alarmed, Jeff and Eileen sent Mikaela back to Vermont, to train and board at Burke.
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The EU has been increasingly alarmed in recent months about growing instability in the Balkans.
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Economists were alarmed by the crash, she found, and their warnings helped make consumers wary.
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Bolsonaro's strong support in a crowded field has alarmed moderate politicians and unnerved some investors.
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Dany, meanwhile, was alarmed to find that Jon has a superior claim to the throne.
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"I feel much alarmed at the prospect of seeing General Jackson President," Thomas Jefferson said.
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The trend has alarmed neighbouring Turkey, fearful of separatism among its own large Kurdish population.
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Notably, however, a majority of survey respondents don't seem alarmed by their lack of savings.
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When he reached for her hand, she said, she was alarmed and stood back up.
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As the Kurds grew strong, this alarmed Turkey, which is fighting its own Kurdish insurgency.
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But even Trump's closest allies seemed alarmed by the political environment facing Republicans in 2018.
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Pakistan rejected those assertions, but thousands of alarmed Indians left the region over the weekend.
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But Mr. Poklinkoski was alarmed to hear that the men's second choice was Mr. Trump.
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Reports about Trump's combative tone during conversation with foreign leaders have alarmed many in Washington.
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White House officials quickly leaked that they were "alarmed," upset and dumbfounded by her performance.
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But, it wasn't the numbers that alarmed viewers so much as her dramatically thin appearance.
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It can't have the Islamic State too close; the Iraqi collapse in 2014 alarmed Tehran.
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"Sign, 'These doors are alarmed,' 10cm x 10 cm, the British Museum, 2009," reads one.
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The statement alarmed critics who saw it as an inappropriate venture into politics, at best.
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Trump's abrupt announcement of troop withdrawals from Syria last year alarmed even staunch Republican supporters.
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Hooton said he's become increasingly alarmed at the availability of these drugs on the internet.
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But he became alarmed when he learned Schmidt was to speak in the opening session.
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Still, the surge of support for the AfD alarmed observers inside and outside of Germany.
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Teenage nicotine vaping has taken off so fast that it has alarmed public health officials.
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Harry spots a glass of milk awaiting Santa and becomes alarmed that it will spoil.
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It's only when he un-mutes and has to listen to Trump that he's alarmed.
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The latest category alarmed by the specter of competition from Amazon is the pharmacy market.
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A few Republicans, like John McCain, offered appropriately alarmed words in the last two days.
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On Money The cryptic declaration from Beijing alarmed and mystified wildlife conservationists around the world.
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The F.B.I. was alarmed when a suspected hit man showed up years ago in Florida.
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That prospect alarmed France, Italy and Greek's left-wing government enough that they backed down.
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Chief Brown said in a statement on Friday that he was alarmed by the video.
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I'm between concerned and alarmed about what my colleagues are doing on weakening bank rules.
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"Do Not Become Alarmed" is her first novel for adults in more than a decade.
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Although she said all were reportedly healthy, their presence on the island alarmed some residents.
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The prospect that an American withdrawal would lead to a Turkish incursion alarmed European allies.
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And Mr. Biden's numbers have gradually slipped in a way that has alarmed his supporters.
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But it alarmed real estate and other economic development interests, which quickly attacked the report.
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Alarmed at Trump's policies and methods, he has become a leading voice of Republican opposition.
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Lane comes just weeks after Hurricane Hector, also a Category 4 storm, alarmed state officials.
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"He woke up, was alarmed and called us at 6 in the morning," Mumford says.
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Dr. Iwata was alarmed by the lack of control measures, even among the medical staff.
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Psychiatrists would be alarmed if mental illness were considered an absolute bar to public service.
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Still, the limited reaction suggests investors have not yet become alarmed by the escalating rhetoric.
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The coalition has been alarmed by Venezuela's descent into autocracy and economic despair under Maduro.
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His telephone call with her in December alarmed China, which considers Taiwan a renegade province.
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Wiese is alarmed by a rising trend among Germans to distance themselves from Nazi crimes.
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She was not the only one alarmed about the spread of AIDS in rural Henan.
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But the automakers have since grown alarmed at the expanding scope of the administration's plan.
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But I have to say, I was a little alarmed by some of the lineup.
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The latest results, from November 2019, found the "alarmed" segment at a high of 31%.
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To all our colleagues: If these events have alarmed you, let them be your motivation.
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What alarmed me most, however, was what I saw in the eyes of the crowd.
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That has alarmed Turkey, which fears the advances will stoke Kurdish separatist ambitions at home.
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China said it was only conducting a science experiment, but the Pentagon was deeply alarmed.
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The government decree would have decriminalized some corruption offenses, which alarmed Romanian judges and prosecutors.
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People are wary of even going outside, sometimes alarmed by unfounded rumors of immigration sweeps.
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But the Mets insisted on Sunday that they were not alarmed by his latest setback.
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But public health officials became alarmed when government surveys showed teenagers vaping at increasing rates.
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"I am alarmed he might not stand up to the pharmaceutical industry," said Democratic Sen.
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The identity of the Tunisian, Anis Amri, immediately alarmed intelligence officials from Europe to Washington.
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"I think there will be a rise in defaults, but I'm not alarmed," she said.
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Business is growing increasingly alarmed as it ramps up contingency plans for a damaging rupture.
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The dozens of men seated on the ground in front of him are visibly alarmed.
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Residents were alarmed to hear that FEMA was stopping food and water shipments in January.
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Trump's actions have alarmed people who once viewed the United States as a safe haven.
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Numerous alarmed residents mistook smoke billowing from the Fridericianum Museum in Kassel as a fire.
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How alarmed is the Italian center and/or left by the outcome of the election?
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Noses extended, sniffing, they circle their prey, an alarmed cat with pop eyes and arched back.
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In the months following that deadline, a number of network interference incidents have alarmed neutrality advocates.
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Letters from alarmed Apple customers started flooding into Mr. Cook's inbox, fortifying his stance on privacy.
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He no doubt would have been alarmed by the campaign rhetoric of President-elect Donald Trump.
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This result alarmed Wiley to no end, and kicked off yet another crusade against toxic preservatives.
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The firing has alarmed prominent members of the intelligence community, as well as Democrats in Congress.
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S. rhetoric and brutal war on drugs, which has alarmed rights groups at home and abroad.
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For now, some observers once alarmed by Ethiopia&aposs unrest have started to soften their tone.
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Public support for refugees remains high but reports of abuse have alarmed voters and political leaders.
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Between the interracial and same-gender sexuality and the partner sharing, the novel alarmed the public.
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Congress was already alarmed by reports of a sharp increase in e-cigarette use among teens.
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Tourists near the famed Galeries Lafayette department store were alarmed by the uncontrolled outpouring of violence.
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"I'm alarmed by today's news of another breach," said Democratic Federal Trade Commission member Rohit Chopra.
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There was the time she called me, alarmed at the discovery of her son's first crush.
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It's easy to see why everyone around him is faintly alarmed when they interact with him.
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Chicago is seeing a spike in crime, particularly gun violence, that has alarmed the entire city.
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That alarmed investors and appeared to be the main factor behind the JPMorgan stock sell-off.
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Don't be alarmed — they've still got their high-waisted shape and perfectly vintage, sky blue wash.
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"The public should not be alarmed and the public health advice remains the same," it added.
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A top deputy told the jury he was alarmed when he saw the June 2014 article.
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China, alarmed at the way crypto-currencies can evade government oversight, has taken the harshest line.
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But he might have been even more alarmed by laws that sideline infrequent voters from politics.
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Alarmed by the prevalence of fraud, the Federal Trade Commission enacted its Funeral Rule in 1984.
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Many parents, alarmed by public treatment of female players, urged their daughters to give up soccer.
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The Pentagon is as alarmed by the prospect of freebooting killer robots as the FLI is.
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Either way, it's clearly alarmed some who have found call history data stored on Facebook's servers.
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Staring at a newspaper article about Galland and Shafran, 19-year-old David Kellman was alarmed.
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Neighbors eventually became alarmed when the lights in the List family home began to burn out.
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That's what has the DEA so alarmed, Kruegel says: Kratom looks like something we've seen before.
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Ten patient advocacy groups said in a statement today that they're "alarmed" by the proposed changes.
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Their growing sway has alarmed Turkey, which is fighting an insurgency among its own Kurdish minority.
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If you see a massive line outside your local Ben & Jerry's scoop shop, don't be alarmed.
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But within a month, she was surprised and alarmed to see Roger at a public gathering.
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Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," it read. "Mr.
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Alarmed human rights groups have urged the United Nations to condemn the rise in extrajudicial killings.
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"US allies are alarmed and worried," Jenny Mathers, a Russia expert at Aberystwyth University, told me.
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The move had alarmed some lawmakers, many of whom are under investigation on suspicion of corruption.
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Yelchin's friends became alarmed because he was supposed to meet them hours earlier for a rehearsal.
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"We were alarmed because this is obviously something that shouldn't be out there," he told CNBC.
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" Tillerson will also say Washington's NATO allies are "right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
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America's switch of diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979 alarmed Taiwan and other allies.
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Those comments alarmed allies who feared Trump wouldn't uphold the United States' commitment to collective defense.
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Trump's meeting with Putin comes after he alarmed allies with his rhetoric at the NATO summit.
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But the post-war Anglican hierarchy, alarmed by the General Strike, remained part of the establishment.
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Trump alleged that Khan had said there was "no need to be alarmed" by the attack.
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"I was alarmed by what Mr. Morrison told me about the Sondland-Yermak conversation," Taylor testified.
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With those enormous eyes, that pug nose, and that alarmed squawk, they were impossible to resist.
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But in a radio interview last week, Paul was alarmed by major provisions in the legislation.
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How alarmed should people be by what we've seen the last few days on the market?
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The then-FBI director was alarmed by the last-minute invitation and one-on-one setting.
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The Michigan contract particularly alarmed some experts because of what they perceived as its broad latitude.
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Twitter and Facebook If your number of Twitter followers suddenly drops this week, don't be alarmed.
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Trump has repeated the question so many times that he has alarmed some of his advisers.
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But he has reason to be alarmed if the economy were to tank under his watch.
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New York (CNN Business)Signs that the world economy is starting to weaken have alarmed investors.
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Alarmed, urgent, strained, and exhausted from striving, the album finds the punk veterans on their toes.
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By the summer of 2017, his mother, Judith Wallace Huff, had become alarmed enough to intervene.
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Facebook has gotten more alarmed lately about the pictures people are sharing on the social network.
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Trump has described NATO as being obsolete, a comment that has alarmed long-time U.S. allies.
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If you went on a run and your heart started pounding, you wouldn't be too alarmed.
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Haaland is alarmed about climate change, and she's not sure why more people in Washington aren't.
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The number of cases that began with car stops and searches by the NYPD alarmed Hechinger.
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But the move alarmed some lawmakers, many of whom are under investigation on suspicion of corruption.
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Reports of the shady deal alarmed members of Congress, who launched separate committee investigations in October.
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This sounds like a scary process, but scientists assure us there's no need to be alarmed.
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Cara Pickles submitted a photo of her 1-year-old looking alarmed by a stuffed animal.
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That night, Scheuermann tried not to become alarmed, assuring herself that the heaviness was only fatigue.
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When Collins spoke to Mullen from his hotel in Portugal, he was both alarmed and confused.
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The recent absence of Chinese travelers in the US and Europe has alarmed many luxury brands.
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Isner and Skipper were alarmed, but they also figured the hacking was an opportunity for publicity.
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"People are not just disappointed — they are alarmed by his behavior," she said of Mr. Trump.
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The potential use of commonly abused narcotics like fentanyl in executions has alarmed human-rights organizations.
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Governments in the region have become increasingly alarmed about the economic and political crisis in Venezuela.
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Instead, alarmed by the high cost of housing in both cities, they landed in Austin, Tex.
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Democrats are alarmed at work requirements and other policy changes that the Trump administration has approved.
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But Bolsonaro is alarmed at a spate of Chinese purchases of Brazilian energy and infrastructure companies.
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He grew alarmed at the tactics used to increase the time people spent on the site.
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Shirlene was reported missing Monday after friends and family became alarmed when they couldn't locate her.
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The sanctions alarmed Trump transition officials, who were hoping to improve relations with the Russian government.
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For the moment, the restrictions in Moscow seem to have reassured rather than alarmed the public.
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The invitation appears to have alarmed a number of Mr. Trump's advisers, according to the report.
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Even the biggest fans of doing this should be alarmed by how incompetently it was handled.
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Expected prices for new gene therapy treatments — one costs $475,000 — have alarmed economists, scientists and insurers.
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The report alarmed critics of Cuccinelli, who without Senate confirmation is largely accountable only to Trump.
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The Hanukkah attack came amid a string of violence that has alarmed Jews in the region.
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The action has alarmed free-speech advocates, who say the paper has aggressively pursued worthwhile topics.
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Several doyens of the rare books realm had become alarmed after looking into Mr. Lhéritier's background.
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Iran's increasing influence in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen has alarmed many of the region's Sunni powers.
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So he grew alarmed when tour operators started making last-minute cancellations as the coronavirus emerged.
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"We don't want people to be overly alarmed because there are no confirmed cases," he said.
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Their parents, alarmed not to have heard from them, hired a search party on March 26.
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That prospect has alarmed many people in the political, academic and legal communities in Hong Kong.
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"It's not just a question of ethnic change and people being alarmed over it," he said.
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Yet establishment-aligned Republicans are alarmed at the prospect that he could be their standard-bearer.
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Their presence alarmed Democrats, although the two men left the meetings before any information was shared.
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That prospect alarmed gun control proponents, who urged New York officials to repeal the challenged regulation.
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Europeans are deeply alarmed by what they regard as the president's recklessness in the Middle East.
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The cause of the disease is not known, but scientists are alarmed by its rapid spread.
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There are thought to be 20 to 30 such potential rebels who are alarmed at Mrs.
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When Trump was running for president, South Korea was already alarmed by what he was saying.
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Democrats are alarmed by Trump's massive fundraising haul and his campaign's plans to spend heavily online.
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On the website StreetEasy, she was alarmed to see how many users had saved each listing.
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Alarmed by the trends, some have warned of a return to the era before Roe v.
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"I've become increasingly alarmed about the strike," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, said.
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Now, the ranks of the dismissive have dwindled while those who are alarmed have grown dramatically.
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In the "60 Minutes" interview, Trump said Americans alarmed by his election had nothing to fear.
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People thought he would be alarmed if it was revealed that he was having an affair.
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But it is the Democratic political activists who are most alarmed by the rise of Trump.
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The prospects of the bill passing have alarmed Democratic activists, who are now mobilizing against it.
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During the late spring and summer of 2019, I became alarmed as these efforts bore fruit.
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He said the hospital will take every precaution and that the public should not be alarmed.
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But Ms. Spirit was growing alarmed at the omission of young people from the Brexit debate.
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Those policies, along with a series of federal raids last week, have alarmed immigrant rights' groups.
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But the current outbreak has alarmed state and national health officials, as well as medical advocates.
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What alarmed officials wasn't the amount of new counterfeit bills showing up, but their exceptional quality.
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The country's budget has put it in dispute with the Commission and alarmed the euro zone.
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She was alarmed that other doctors in her hospital had been so flippant with my treatment.
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Several recent polls show that people in the United States are increasingly alarmed about climate change.
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Sunday's events in Tijuana have alarmed both conservatives and liberals in America, for totally different reasons.
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Grande didn't even seem alarmed when her dog parked itself right on top of the custom frock.
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Alarmed by the dissent, Beijing's Communist Party leaders tightened control over the city, discouraging pro-democracy supporters.
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The alarmed toddler started to cry and the teenagers were heard laughing in the background, police said.
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See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet.
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The US president's renewed tariff threat alarmed investors around the world, sending global markets plunging on Monday.
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That month the statistics office alarmed analysts by revealing that GDP had fallen in April by 0.4%.
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By then the public is alarmed and afraid and investigators are hard-pressed to stop the destruction.
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Nina Gibson was alarmed when she was diagnosed as morbidly obese during a visit to her doctor.
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Its construction work on reefs there has alarmed other claimants, as well the United States and Japan.
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My aunt was alarmed by this and told my mom to take me to the hospital immediately.
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Minutes of the meeting highlighted how alarmed policymakers had become by the escalation in the Sino-U.
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A bit alarmed but not overly concerned, Cappon thought she should see a doctor just in case.
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Amos Hochstein, a former Obama administration official and energy affairs expert, is alarmed by the U.S. strategy.
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Closer military ties between NATO member Turkey and Russia have meanwhile alarmed Washington and other Western allies.
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Candidate Trump alarmed grandees from both parties with his cooing praise for President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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FBI documents also show Corbally provided two other pieces of information that may have alarmed the FBI.
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That means Latin Americans are especially alarmed by the prospect of Donald Trump occupying the White House.
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"I'm alarmed and troubled by those numbers, but in some ways I'm also not surprised," he said.
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Farrago becomes alarmed after seeing what he thinks is the cloudiness of blood in the urine sample.
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Slovak liberals were therefore alarmed to learn that the bikers had established a base in their country.
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Bolsonaro's shake-ups have alarmed activists and buoyed his hardcore supporters — and the stock market, so far.
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The pivot by it and other countries in the region towards Beijing for financing has alarmed Washington.
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But many of his critics are alarmed by the direction in which he is taking his country.
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Immediately afterward, we were really alarmed by what we were hearing in Washington in meetings with progressives.
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AT&T became alarmed when Carver was allegedly unable to provide the correct badge number, Aikens says.
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I don't think people are truly alarmed yet, but that's probably in the back of people's minds.
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The boy goes limp, apparently losing consciousness, and the bully becomes alarmed ... realizing what he had done.
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The prospect of a vote on the matter in the House of Commons has alarmed the DUP.
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Pakistan rejected those assertions, but many alarmed Indians and foreign tourists left the region over the weekend.
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But it is the price, rather than the delays, that has alarmed Uganda's auditor general, John Muwanga.
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That attack was not particularly sophisticated, however, but according to that report, it still alarmed US officials.
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But the moves Friday night by jittery Republican members suggest that they are alarmed by the possibility.
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It was disabled by default, but users were still alarmed to see a plugin they hadn't installed.
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This walk was cut short when flight controllers became alarmed at how strenuous their EVA had become.
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But it was a major sop to the Euroskeptics, one that alarmed members of Britain's political establishment.
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Minutes of the meeting highlighted how alarmed policymakers had become by the escalation in the Sino-U.
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As alarmed as she was that Northam had dressed in blackface, she believes firmly in second chances.
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Actually, This Sucks Wendy Callahan, was, not surprisingly, both offended and alarmed by someone using her name.
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And the Human Rights Council pullout isn't the first time Trump has alarmed diplomats and rights advocates.
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But today's EPA is taking a new direction, one that has many alarmed, including its own employees.
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Most other Europeans are deeply alarmed about Washington's alleged return to its old-style "hit somebody" policy.
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The stakes of climate change are so enormous that it's easy to become discouraged, alarmed, or incredulous.
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Alarmed, he tries to figure out what happened — until Maeve informs him that the joke's on him.
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Alarmed, the recipient of the stranger's Alexa history sent the files to a German magazine called c't.
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Watch Moore's reaction when Cohen busts out the device -- which, of course, alarmed like crazy around Moore.
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The technique has alarmed scientists and activists alike for its potential to pollute groundwater and cause earthquakes.
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The gamble alarmed some conservatives but paid off when she emerged victorious from the subsequent snap election.
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The episode alarmed donors and highlighted a level of Bush fatigue that the country was still feeling.
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Lisberg thinks the notice they sent out may have alarmed some people, because most forgot about registration.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," she said. "Mr.
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" And he appropriately chastised London Mayor Sadiq Khan for suggesting there is "no reason to be alarmed.
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Dr Bromhead told Broadly she is alarmed that these locally unregulated tests are allowed on the market.
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Washington has been alarmed by NATO ally Turkey's incursion into northern Syria, launched almost a week ago.
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The move alarmed experts who fear these cuts will undermine programs aimed at fighting HIV and AIDS.
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Other officials in Israel, already alarmed by the new Polish legislation, also spoke out against Morawiecki's comment.
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"I don't want anybody to be alarmed, but I do want everybody to be prepared," he said.
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Renewed violence in Burundi has alarmed a region where memories of the Rwanda's 1994 genocide remain raw.
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Abingdon Press was "alarmed to discover other content unattributed by the author," Milford continued in a statement.
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Balkan governments were alarmed by Dutch voters' rejection of an EU association agreement with Ukraine in April.
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China also has close ties with Iran, whose nuclear program has seriously alarmed Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Many more people need to be alarmed and engaged and there are ways to make that happen.
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She kept swatting his hands away, she said, until she became angry and alarmed enough to leave.
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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres was "profoundly alarmed" by Israel's actions on Monday, a spokesman said.
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I was alarmed to realize, upon grinding through it once again, that ingenuity is all it has.
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Alarmed by the potential destruction, and backed by rights activists, about 70 villages are campaigning against mining.
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But alarmed at the way crypto-currencies can evade government oversight, last year it banned domestic exchanges.
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Alarmed investors drove the Dow more than 650 points lower in a shortened trading session on Monday.
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BTG Pactual is exiting assets following the arrest of founder André Esteves, which alarmed investors and clients.
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That threat alarmed farm-state senators, who worry that China will retaliate by hitting U.S. agricultural exports.
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When I told a friend from the southern city of Kandahar about the comment, he was alarmed.
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Bin Nayef, alarmed by what he saw as foreign interference, wrote to King Salman to warn him.
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But some environmental groups are alarmed at the prospect of Exxon's CEO as the country's top diplomat.
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With seven days left, it is not too late for anyone alarmed by Trump to get involved.
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Moon and his South Korean constituents seemed more alarmed by White House threats than North Korea did.
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The project was given the green light earlier this month but the review alarmed officials in China.
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Public health experts, alarmed by the trend, are studying policies that countries can enact to fight it.
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And Mr. D'Antonio was deeply alarmed by the kind of campaign that Mr. Trump decided to wage.
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At one point, Gandhi checks Twitter and is so alarmed by what he sees he starts praying.
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Unlike bitcoin, when it comes to the stock market, market participants are not resoundingly alarmed about valuations.
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Nearby, alarmed patrons who were in what appeared to be an establishment's outdoor seating area hurry away.
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Alarmed by the surge in social strife, some Brazilians have taken a hard line on political chatter.
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The president reportedly questioned Pence's allegiance so many times that a number of his advisers were alarmed.
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Many articles about vegan junk food will point out, alarmed, that this food actually isn't that healthy.
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Campaigners are alarmed at British military interest in the political and economic affairs of a foreign power.
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Here, in the United States, we are alarmed by new calls to adopt socialism in our country.
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Work said Google's participation could have saved lives, and that he was "alarmed" the company pulled out.
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They were alarmed at what they found: Deserts, grasslands, tropical and boreal forests are all rapidly disappearing.
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Trump repeatedly said the prospect of illegal — and possibly more harmful — products filling the void alarmed him.
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"I'm alarmed when people choose to ask a screenwriter for advice, rather than a doctor," he said.
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What happens after that is a nightmare for everyone, even the tweeters most alarmed by the virus.
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Another said he was alarmed by Officer Van Dyke's decision to open fire almost immediately after arriving.
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Their arrests and his belief that some shoes in the truck cost hundreds of dollars alarmed him.
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Rosén has only become more alarmed and more determined to reduce emissions from air travel since then.
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And as he said in May, he's very alarmed at the Trump administration ignoring all of it.
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Mr. Trump has repeated the question so many times that he has alarmed some of his advisers.
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"The nonprofit sector is alarmed," said Michael Thatcher, chief executive of Charity Navigator, a charity rating website.
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When Miss Knott's relatives, alarmed by her long silence, broke open the door they found her dead.
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The combustible presence of the demobilized soldiers in the heat of the anticolonial agitation alarmed the British.
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"The whole thing could unravel very quickly," Ms. Patterson said, although she is merely concerned, not alarmed.
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Opinion A co-founder is alarmed by Mark Zuckerberg's power and wants to rein in the company.
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In December 1990, Donald Trump sent his father a document that left him both angered and alarmed.
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Environmentalists generally welcomed the shift towards "forest restoration", but were alarmed by Trump's tactics, especially increased logging.
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In the same way, I get alarmed when I feel the culture is not quite working right.
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Critics of Section 230 say they are alarmed by the inclusion of its provisions in trade deals.
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And I wasn't nearly as alarmed before the media and the public failed to react to it.
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Anyone who acts alarmed about Republican behavior is inevitably reminded that state lawmakers have walked out before.
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But the decision to require a multistep opt-in process has alarmed some of Alaska's state employees.
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That agreement alarmed the Saudis, who consider Iran their main rival for influence in the Middle East.
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The report alarmed some social media users, with several journalists and commentators criticizing Facebook for alleged bias.
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But the presence of strangers has alarmed some protesters, who suspect undercover police may be among them.
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But the presence of strangers has alarmed some protesters, who suspect undercover police may be among them.
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U.S. officials were alarmed by Giuliani's comments and said they weren't consistent with the White House's policy.
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Today, much of the sexual imagery that alarmed the censors seems trivial, the alarm itself near-hysterical.
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Father Spadaro said he was alarmed by the retrofitting of a mystical apocalyptical worldview into conservative Catholicism.
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But don't be alarmed: This is not your destination (though it is owned by the same company).
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That prospect has stunned and alarmed many people beyond Alabama, including some of the nation's top Republicans.
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So what alarmed us is, what do we have to do next year or the year after?
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The comment alarmed George Burns, the principal of Fieldston's lower school at the time, The Times reported.
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Some Democrats on Mr. Biden's committee, alarmed by divergent intelligence assessments, were skeptical of his compromise effort.
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She described how alarmed she felt as Giuliani and others tried to undermine her standing in Kyiv.
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Gizmodo's report alarmed several social media users, with some conservatives in particular criticizing Facebook for alleged bias.
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The potential proliferation of digital taxes across Europe and other wealthy nations has alarmed many American companies.
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Egypt's demand for this information, when it came late last year, alarmed Uber management in San Francisco.
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This has alarmed Germany's carmakers, who have urged policymakers to avoid a trade war "at all costs".
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Immigration hawks are particularly alarmed by Trump's rhetoric, worried it could preview a turn on their issue.
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In particular, the plight of migrants in 2022 hosts Qatar has alarmed human rights and labor organizations.
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However, landowners were still alarmed and saw the agreement as a threat to their private-property rights.
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And since South Korea has already registered the Dragon Boat Festival as theirs, we should be alarmed.
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Even though Netflix (NFLX) shares were up 3003%, investors were alarmed by downbeat results from IBM (IBM).
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This is not known to be harmful and mothers who need a caesarean should not be alarmed.
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"And we get alarmed at the speculation that this might be a new day dawning," he added.
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Alarmed, he turned to the point of entry — the wooden staircase — which was blocked by confused partygoers.
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Some media watchers are growing alarmed by the increasingly antagonistic approach some in the press are taking.
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News of the decision alarmed McRaven, who had limited access to the internet because of his location.
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Taiwan was monitoring the situation, had detected nothing unusual and people should not be alarmed, it added.
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The prospect of Britain crashing out of the bloc has alarmed many member states, including the Netherlands.
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Those moves have alarmed human rights activists, who fear they will lead to violent clashes and abuses.
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Do not be alarmed by the title, with its promise of dangerous confrontation and energy run amok.
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None of those close to him were alarmed enough to worry that he might end his life.
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Within a mile or two, a faint burning smell had me heading back, alarmed, to the airport.
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Alarmed, health officials began a systematic effort to bring up vaccination rates and halt the disease's spread.
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Booker, too, highlighted Kavanaugh's perspective on the executive branch as one of the positions that alarmed him.
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Those who hold the inviolability of electoral processes dear are understandably alarmed by evidence of foreign manipulation.
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She became alarmed only after she left and came home later to find Kercher's door still locked.
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Even China would be alarmed to find its neighbor and quasi-ally suddenly flirting with global war.
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But it's an attitude those who fear money's corrupting influence in politics will be alarmed to see.
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The bond alarmed his parents, both provincial doctors, who sent him to finish his schooling in Paris instead.
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"The public should not be alarmed," counter-terrorism police, who are leading the investigation, said in a statement.
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Many users were shocked and alarmed that there was no warning and that there were no privacy controls.
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The man who made this video, Dan Midas (ph), said the guy on the hood was not alarmed.
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Investors shouldn't really be "alarmed" by the market sell-off, veteran trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Garcia Steele was glad to hear that Carla was OK, but something else in that text alarmed her.
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Trump's threatened tariffs on Mexico have alarmed business groups, investors and lawmakers — including many in his own party.
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"They would be alarmed by the growing inability, and even unwillingness, to separate truth from lies," he said.
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The former Breitbart executive said he's alarmed by polls showing support for impeachment is growing, particularly among independents.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement read. "Mr.
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Senators are growing increasingly alarmed that the hyperfocus on impeachment has killed their legislative agenda heading into 85033.
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Some see racial bias at work when courts absolve white householders of killing black men who alarmed them.
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Jana had recently gone on birth control, and she was very alarmed at how small the pills were.
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"The person who witnesses a panic attack for the first time may also be alarmed," says Dr. Murrough.
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But they have had one real consequence: Western governments have become alarmed enough to start paying attention again.
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He said he was alarmed by Mr. Trump's request that Mr. Zelensky investigate the president's political rivals. 2.
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Coryn was alarmed by Emily's first high lead test, and determined to find the source of her exposure.
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But a sharp increase in the number of refugees illegally coming north across the border has alarmed Canadians.
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"People don't say 'nigger' anymore," Mortensen said at the Q&A, which immediately alarmed people at the event.
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Jay Inslee told Trump the idea of being armed around children and teenagers had left his constituents alarmed.
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"We are increasingly alarmed by the injustice in our criminal justice system," Jay-Z said in a statement.
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Other currencies across Asia suffered badly on worries that alarmed investors could pull funds out of emerging markets.
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The dog and cat were both alarmed by the monstrosity that took up residence in our living room.
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So when the Ethereum exchange GDAX experienced a flash crash last week, investors were right to be alarmed.
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Hezbollah and Iran&aposs role in Syria has alarmed Israel and the United States, which have threatened action.
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This alarmed many residents, who had formed a group to halt the high-rise advance, now called #SaveChinatownYVR.
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And now the real wolf might be just around the corner that industry experts should be alarmed about.
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So, if cattle farms start to lose that nostalgic aroma in the years to come, don't be alarmed.
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Bodyguards and producers broke the fourth wall to step in between an aggressive Jen and an alarmed Ronnie.
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Reports from the Japanese side suggest that Mr Abe, deeply alarmed by all the summitry, came away reassured.
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Vanilla is clearly alarmed, so it's no wonder he told Zak he's never going back in that room.
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The move, in defiance of Baghdad, also alarmed neighboring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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So once the Pentagon became alarmed, I think they asked the intelligence community for more help on this.
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What alarmed me the most following the coup attempt was how silent and cautious people like myself grew.
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The measure has alarmed pro-choice advocates and health providers since it was first introduced in mid-2018.
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But they are increasingly alarmed by the prospect of heavily indebted Italy drifting once more into political paralysis.
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Alarmed, they called the police, who investigated the scene and confirmed the relative's suspicions, according to the Post.
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His anti-drug crackdown has left thousands of suspects dead and alarmed human rights groups and Western governments.
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Investors have been cautious about the company since French rival Publicis earlier this month results alarmed the market.
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Alarmed as he watched news coverage of the manhunt with the girl, Filyaw asked Shoaf what to do.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement said. "Mr.
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The recent Zika virus outbreak has alarmed public health officials by expanding its range — but it's not alone.
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Swedish publisher disappears Observers are most alarmed by the mysterious disappearance of a Swedish national of Chinese origin.
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She said she believes in many of his ideas, but is alarmed at how Republicans would define him.
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The action camera company followed a hugely successful 23 with a largely disappointing 2015 that alarmed industry analysts.
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President-elect Trump's appointment of Peter Navarro to a new National Trade Council has alarmed some traditional economists.
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However, plans to build waste-to-energy plants have routinely been opposed by residents alarmed by pollution risks.
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It's perfectly reasonable to be alarmed about her nomination, given the demonstrated failure of the policies she supports.
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Republicans find themselves beset by angry and alarmed constituents at their district offices and public events every weekend.
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He advocated banning abortions and punishing any woman who had one, which alarmed even ardent pro-life Republicans.
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The president described Khan as "pathetic" after the Mayor said London residents had "no reason to be alarmed".
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Many local residents were alarmed at the proposed changes to what they regard as a precious neighborhood oasis.
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We should be every bit as alarmed about this as we are about more high-profile environmental threats.
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Quist might be slightly down in the polls, but no one seems alarmed at his campaign party event.
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Why would they be alarmed by Russian interference in the election when it got them what they wanted?
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It began when an alarmed hospital staff in Pennsylvania discovered a superbug growing on metal surfaces in 2011.
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The pair are alarmed by the winner-take-most phenomenon that characterises many parts of the tech industry.
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Not only would that scenario produce more risk and tension, "the Chinese will be very alarmed," he added.
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He said he grew more alarmed after the media reports that an FBI confidential source contacted campaign aides.
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And violence against gay, lesbian and transgender people has led to frequent and alarmed discussions among gay people.
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This alarmed business leaders, who had previously been sympathetic to the League, but were now swift to protest.
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Both countries have a shared foe in China, which has alarmed them with its inroads in South Asia.
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So, constituents, be very alarmed when a leader tries to make you think of other humans as vermin.
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The bill doesn't specifically counter the withdrawal -- a surprise move that alarmed foreign policy hawks like Republican Sen.
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Sources close to the company say repeated grillings have angered staff and alarmed French networks of influence abroad.
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Naturally enough, it ignores opposition from those Saudis who are alarmed by even limited moves toward social liberalization.
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Democratic senators are growing alarmed about the tough rhetoric coming from the Democratic presidential primary — particularly after Sen.
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Many in India and the United States are alarmed about what they see as a China-Pakistan axis.
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Upon cracking the seal on the sparkling water, don't be alarmed if it's filled with big, bubbly energy.
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Local communities that rely on national park visitors for their livelihoods are also alarmed by the administration's proposal.
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Parents (and taxpayers) would surely be alarmed at the degradation of their schools if they knew the truth.
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He is alarmed, feeling that he has offended her and that Declan will be angry with him later.
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Long-time fans who knew the radio host's reputation for never missing a day of work were alarmed.
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The move, in defiance of Baghdad, also alarmed neighbouring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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When you google this product, if words like "whitening" come up in place of "hydrating," don't be alarmed.
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"I'm setting it for 7:30 AM, so don't be alarmed when my vagina starts buzzing," I said.
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"We are alarmed that Mylan may have overcharged our military for this life-saving drug," the Senators wrote.
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The revelation "alarmed" Taylor, who began to understand that the aid was being tied to "investigations" Trump wanted.
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Alarmed, the Clinton brain trust directed the pollster Celinda Lake to conduct focus groups on the candidate's wife.
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He works in South America, he'd been getting death threats over social media and he was rightly alarmed.
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Still, some church officials are alarmed by the prospect that the Vatican report might be shared with prosecutors.
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Some small storefronts have been a little too calm, their compact aisles not attracting the same alarmed crowds.
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But an equal number were apprehensive, even alarmed, at the plunge toward independence the referendum set in motion.
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That's alarmed progressive and consumer groups who worry the stimulus package will be a boon to big business.
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Alarmed by Kim's nuclear provocations — and perhaps pressured by the Trump administration — China is acting tougher on sanctions.
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Alarmed, she phoned all of the gynecologic oncologists within an 80-mile radius of our town in Indiana.
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When I point out this to him, he looks briefly alarmed, clearly not previously aware of the misinterpretation.
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Everyone onboard grew increasingly alarmed, and some began to worry about their own children left behind with sitters.
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"We are alarmed at not finding académiciens that are to the taste of the academy," Mr. Laferrière said.
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Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him," the statement reads. "Mr.
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Reid, like many others, is alarmed at increasingly hot temperatures, stronger storms, and reports of Arctic ice melting.
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The call was made by a neighbor who had been alarmed by the sound of screaming and banging.
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Mooney—who wasn't overtly alarmed at the seemingly offhanded remark—assured his friend that they'd find a solution.
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Alarmed family members and friends alerted the New York Police Department, which reported him missing on June 20.
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No, no, emphatically not, he said, getting very alarmed that I was going to quote him by name.
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Anastasia Nozdrovska, her 18-year-old daughter, became alarmed immediately when her mother did not answer her phone.
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The backlash has alarmed researchers who worry that Sanofi's stumble could stoke mistrust in vaccines around the globe.
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Under normal circumstances such a text message would receive some concerned responses — maybe even this alarmed Supernatural gif.
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They try to give advice and become even more frustrated or alarmed when their sons cannot hear them.
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Lawyers and human-rights groups were alarmed, in particular, at the threat of prosecuting international lawyers and judges.
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Alarmed by the strident isolationism of the leading presidential candidates, they reached out to Willkie as an alternative.
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They are also alarmed that Britain would not have a unilateral right to quit the temporary customs union.
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It's a requirement that has alarmed privacy advocates, the latest stumbling block in Verily's bizarre and troubled rollout.
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Egypt appeared unable to stop them, so Israel, alarmed at the threat just over the border, took action.
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The prospect of annexation has alarmed the Palestinians, who fear that Netanyahu is likely to have Trump's backing.
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Dear Amy: "A Very Concerned Son" became alarmed when his mother kept repeating herself during a phone call.
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Take Jack Poulson, a research scientist alarmed by Google's efforts to build a censored search engine for China.
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The spectre of people, out for fresh air, jogging and congregating on city streets has alarmed health authorities.
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The president, flanked by his top health officials, said Americans should not be alarmed by the latest news.
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Mr. Johnson said he was alarmed and asked Mr. Trump if there was a quid pro quo involved.
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Mr. Cuong saw photographs of Mr. Tuyen's bloody face and was alarmed by the brutality of the attack.
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That has also alarmed French unions, which have sought pledges from Renault and the government to safeguard jobs.
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But in private, government officials were alarmed and questioning whether there was any truth to the Western claims.
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Blumenthal added that he is "deeply alarmed" about the small amount of time remaining before the 22019 elections.
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"I was alarmed and I immediately asked him what he was doing," she said at a press conference.
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Mostly, though, Mullin was alarmed by how many open shots the Rockets were missing: layups, runners, uncontested jumpers.
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That has alarmed experts who have said he is not the right person to be leading the charge.
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Their leading candidates for president faced criticism last year from party veterans alarmed by tepid early fundraising totals.
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Industry executives are growing increasingly alarmed that the new Safe Harbor agreement will not be completed in time.
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The US State Department said it was "gravely alarmed" by allegations of a chemical attack by Syrian forces.
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Despite all of this, the US pundits profess to be alarmed about the prospect of Medicare for All.
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Trump also alarmed US intelligence officials when he discussed classified information with Russian officials in the Oval Office.
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She also personally fielded two separate phone calls from alarmed Ukrainian diplomats quietly seeking information about the delay.
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The world is alarmed by North Korea's fourth test of a nuclear weapon, its first since February 2013.
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His remarks alarmed the Baltic nations, which count on NATO's collective security efforts to deter an unpredictable Russia.
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Blumenthal added that he is "deeply alarmed" about the small amount of time remaining before the 21625 elections.
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Still, the skyrocketing price tags have alarmed budget watchdogs, who warn of another trillion-dollar figure: the deficit.
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Russia hawks, alarmed at the new president's overtures to the Kremlin, praised Volker's appointment as a welcome sign.
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The treatment of women, pregnant and otherwise, at the Metropolitan Detention Center has alarmed a number of judges.
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Trump miscast remarks Khan had made about there being "no reason to be alarmed" about a future attack.
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Health experts were particularly alarmed by the increase in the number of children without health insurance last year.
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" In a statement, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum said it was "deeply alarmed at the hateful rhetoric.
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If you see a little green snake, do not be alarmed, it's a garter snake and it's harmless.
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Several security guards gathered around the edges of the performance, seemingly more curious than alarmed at the proceedings.
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The move alarmed human rights advocates, who questioned whether the prisoners were essentially being used as guinea pigs.
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Others were likely leaked by still-serving government officials alarmed by what they saw as a cover-up.
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Dozens of people have been detained in the crackdown, which have alarmed much of the traditional business establishment.
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You don't need to dig through court documents or follow the machinations of congressional procedure to be alarmed.
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A. Alarmed Western nations are considering a concerted campaign of airstrikes to halt the Islamic State's progress in Libya.
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Minutes of the RBNZ's meeting highlighted how alarmed they had become by the recent escalation in the Sino-U.
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The dispute has alarmed some real estate investors, who say foreign investment in Italy could suffer as a result.
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Nor did anyone from the office call back, despite several phone calls from at least two different phones. Alarmed?
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Takato Fujime said he was calmer about the Trump presidency, adding he was not too alarmed by the comments.
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One would think Instacart would be alarmed by such actions, signaling that customers are confused and workers are outraged.
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People often become a little alarmed at first when their cats do this because it looks similar to spraying.
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They fluff up their tails, often when they're alarmed It makes them look larger and probably confuses the enemy.
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German authorities were alarmed by the purchase of almost 10% of Daimler, the owner of Mercedes-Benz, in February.
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Ordinary Italians, alarmed by the arrival of some 600,000 migrants in the past four years, have welcomed the trend.
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Publishers fighting to recruit top-selling authors have other reasons to be alarmed by the growth of self-publishing.
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But the police brushed her off and alarmed her more, she said, by shoving the crowd from the square.
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"Two different sources have told me that he only sleeps six hours a week," an alarmed Tony Hale says.
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A local conservation group condemned Friday's approval, saying in a statement that "Australians should be alarmed by this decision".
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Democrats and progressives should be very alarmed and doing a lot more now to counter before it's too late.
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Underwood alarmed her fans when she wrote a letter warning them that she might look "different" after she healed.
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I was alarmed by the distress in her voice and tried, unsuccessfully, to talk her down from the delusion.
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This is a large, heavy cake so don't be alarmed if it takes a little longer in your oven.
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Being alarmed about a relative loss of status is not racist, but views about status are conditioned by race.
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Alarmed Remainers then put up another amendment as a trial of strength of their own, which Mrs May won.
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Alarmed by the persistent claim that baseball evolved from rounders, Spalding bankrolled a commission to produce a better explanation.
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Belatedly, his Pentagon chiefs grew alarmed as China turned disputed reefs in the South China Sea into military outposts.
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But doctors still become alarmed when lead levels in the blood reach 5 micrograms per deciliter, or µg/dL.
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The flight was "a little rough," according to ESPN, but not in a way that left everyone aboard alarmed.
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Lack of leadership Ban said he was alarmed by the report, according to a statement issued by his office.
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Ethnic-Chinese shopkeepers who have been in the region for generations are as alarmed about the trend as any.
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This so alarmed his White House chief of staff John Kelly that he recorded his opposition in a memo.
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But she was alarmed that the MPAA's primary concern was over teenagers having sex, rather than teenagers being killed.
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Is it the dream, or the act of no longer dreaming, that makes us feel so alarmed and uneasy?
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