"Spillover" is alarming but short on explanation; Discovery's Thursday night documentary, in contrast, isn't alarming enough.
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But the first seems to be less alarming than it initially sounds — while the second is deeply alarming.
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Trump is alarming, and the level of support he is receiving from Republican Party elected officials is also alarming.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," he said.
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The legislative front is one thing, the alarming way DUP MPs and other Assembly Members have framed LGBT+ people is alarming too.
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In 1990, 17 countries, including Ethiopia, had a level of hunger deemed "extremely alarming," and the hunger situation was considered "alarming" in 25 more.
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This alarming declaration was met with an equally alarming response of rapturous applause by members thrilled by the notion of their own institutional obsolescence.
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In the movie, which has generated an alarming amount of advance press — as in, must-see-ASAP alarming — González plays a bank robber named Darling.
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Yes, what the president of the United States just said might be alarming, but the president says lots of alarming things, and he rarely follows through.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," he said, just before declaring the pandemic.
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Part of it is when we hear alarming updates, alarming information about the prospects of the bill, we have to raise the alarm with the grassroots community.
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WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus noted the group's deep concern about the "alarming levels of spread" as well as "alarming levels of inaction" in addressing the coronavirus.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," he said at the time, just before declaring the pandemic.
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Trump — and his surrogates — lies with alarming alacrity.
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" Apple officials called the law "dangerously ambiguous" and "alarming.
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"We are deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction," WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Wednesday at a press conference.
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The spike in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities is incredibly alarming.
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"These accusations are alarming," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said.
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From there Miocic opened up immediately and with alarming accuracy.
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It's all about an election and an alarming geopolitical situation.
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The reasons why are as complex as they are alarming.
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And that, in turn, is the EU's most alarming problem.
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Fentanyl death rates have become alarming in the United States.
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"Someone did not delete it, which is alarming," he said.
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The public announcement demonstrates just how alarming this breach is.
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New TV projects are being announced at an alarming clip.
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His title captures his alarming answer: "The Jungle Grows Back".
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This looks even more alarming if you factor in humidity.
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The absence of serious preparations for this is increasingly alarming.
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NORTH KOREA can be as confusing as it is alarming.
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It's an outside chance, but it's still an alarming one.
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What she finds in his arm is a little alarming.
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That any of this needs to be said is alarming.
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The spread of cryptojacking to YouTube is an alarming development.
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Violence is escalating across the country at an alarming rate.
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British banks have shuttered their branches at an alarming rate.
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I fiddled with these hitherto unused apps with alarming dedication.
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Fatal air accidents have occurred with alarming frequency in Iran.
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What could finally bring the show's alarming shortcomings to light?
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It was busting through our airbags at an alarming rate.
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It's more alarming when you break it down by month.
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But the list also included alarming demands concerning Mr Abrams.
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Perhaps most alarming for the group, according to Craig Varoga,
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But you will still incinerate gasoline at an alarming rate.
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Manufacturing jobs here have been disappearing at an alarming rate.
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Just last week, some alarming headlines made the rounds online.
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Many at Google nonetheless saw the program in alarming terms.
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But these kinds of horrific discoveries happen with alarming frequency.
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His behavior has always been deemed provocative but never alarming.
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For many people in Britain, those sound like alarming beliefs.
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IP addresses are assigned geographically, and sometimes with alarming precision.
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The study's findings regarding public restroom use are particularly alarming.
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The economy is really struggling here but there's nothing alarming.
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But it would still be alarming to see him win.
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I don't need to call but this is alarming pic.twitter.
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This number is so alarming that is screams fraudulent activities.
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But the speed at which WanaCrypt0r has spread is alarming.
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The cumulative toll of road deaths in India is alarming.
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But Venz Box soon began to notice an alarming trend.
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Education costs have risen at an alarming rate as well.
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Still, Erdogan consolidated his power, and to an alarming degree.
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"This is quite alarming and highlights growth opportunity," Shwed said.
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Unfortunately, we already see alarming evidence that this is happening.
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Poughkeepsie's rate, the highest in the state, is an alarming
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Rahm Emanuel has identified an alarming problem in American politics.
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He was fun though somewhat alarming company, by the way.
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Mr. Trump took up ever more alarming tactics this week.
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The statistics at this school in particular are especially alarming.
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It produced alarming findings about fracking's impact on Fort Berthold.
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The rate of extinction is just really alarming for me.
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He managed to unwrap the cord without alarming his wife.
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Some Greek government and church officials found the comparison alarming.
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For Arendt, the prospect of mass statelessness was particularly alarming.
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This is alarming, but the causal mechanisms are still unclear.
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Jerry Brown signs a bill into law, alarming some physicians.
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The short film begins with foreboding music and alarming text.
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Its aesthetic beauty is its most incongruous and alarming asset.
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That he feels no need to fake it is alarming.
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So how did this sadly regular occurrence become so alarming?
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This, from the Japanese point of view, was quite alarming.
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Yet it continues to be not just alarming, but shocking.
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It's also alarming that all that's required for Roe v.
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Or was there a less alarming explanation behind his comment?
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The looming shortage is alarming, but it is also preventable.
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The latest federal report on climate change is deeply alarming.
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They upload photographs of themselves in alluring or alarming poses.
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But that relationship has flipped upside down, alarming many investors.
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Even more alarming, 91% of that plastic isn't even recycled.
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Here's what you need to know: • An alarming climate report.
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But an eruption might bring that to an alarming halt.
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Although not surprising, the results of these studies are alarming.
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"This is an alarming signal for our country," he said.
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Juxtaposed with the U.S., the contrast is alarming, even dispiriting.
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Arctic sea ice is now receding at an alarming rate.
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The murder case is reopened and leads down alarming paths.
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But abroad, foreign leaders can silence journalists with alarming effectiveness.
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The typically frozen Arctic is melting at an alarming rate.
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"They considered that my situation was quite alarming," he said.
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The lack of security was alarming for a children's product.
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The threats are frequent and alarming, community center leaders said.
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Even more alarming: cryptocurrencies are a dream for cyber criminals.
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That response to me was the most alarming and revealing.
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These moves may sound incremental, and perhaps not immediately alarming.
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He has an alarming tendency towards military provocation and brinkmanship.
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"Our numbers around health are alarming," Mr. Adams, 56, said.
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The story of the Spice Islands holds another alarming portent.
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The country's economy continues to unravel at an alarming rate.
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The tally was an alarming 220 percent increase from 2126.
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Maybe you don't find morality clauses alarming under any circumstances.
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The consequences for these kids, and our country, are alarming.
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I found his assiduousness alarming at first, then gradually endearing.
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There are many other alarming statistics in the BCBS report.
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Nearly half of the 119 countries surveyed had "serious", "alarming" or "extremely alarming" hunger levels between 2012 and 2016, with war-torn Central African Republic worst affected, followed by Chad, Sierra Leone, Madagascar and Zambia.
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"WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock, and we are deeply concerned, both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction," director-general Tedros Adhanom said.
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The really alarming thing about this is who these firms serve.
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One of the alarming messages posted by Chelsea Manning on Twitter.
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It is true that both parties brought up alarming crime statistics.
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The alarming trend is also a concern among active-duty ranks.
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But today in England, the word means something much more alarming.
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When he finds something funny, he makes an alarming gurgling sound.
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But today, aided by social media, they spread at alarming speed.
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Lifson acknowledged the "lack of communications" surrounding the closure was alarming.
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Others who historically found the same exposed port found it alarming.
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And, of course, there are some alarming long-term trends here.
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The long-term effects, however, are quite frankly, far more alarming.
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The reason for this bullish insouciance is both straightforward and alarming.
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Though the tragedy may seem shocking, it happens with alarming frequency.
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The organization says it's the latest sign of an alarming trend.
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Justin Bieber's Coachella weekend had an alarming moment, according to TMZ.
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But Harvey's performance was far more alarming than the offense's sputtering.
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Mr Trump's reality-television persona makes that proposition appear less alarming.
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Just two months into this year, Chicago has posted alarming statistics.
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In recent months these resentments have reached a new, alarming pitch.
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Yet unrest among ex-servicemen is still alarming to the authorities.
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He has an alarming temperament, little impulse control, and less decency.
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None of the other residents heard anything alarming, the police said.
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Yet, the numbers show we're losing women at an alarming rate.
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At least one privacy advocate said that the news was alarming.
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"The overdoses are occurring at an alarming rate," the DEA said.
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Image; Eijiro MiyakoThe bees are dying globally at an alarming rate.
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Simply put, the bees are dying globally at an alarming rate!
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I was having contractions, but they still weren't anything too alarming.
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Allegations corroborated through his words about drugging women were beyond alarming.
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After the inauguration, there was one alarming executive order after another.
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While it's a cross-industry issue, it's particularly alarming within tech.
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Which raises an alarming question—can he take the jumpsuit off?
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Ethnic disparities are alarming, though the act itself is not racist.
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It is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played.
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More alarming, 80 percent suffered moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety.
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Here are three of the most alarming issues from the hearing.
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"The prognosis is more alarming than we previously thought," Sharkey said.
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But what poses and movement types specifically are reassuring or alarming?
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However, the overall trajectory of the budget remains in alarming shape.
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" Collins: "The topline numbers are alarming on the loss of coverage.
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Even with the alarming diagnosis, Kardashian has remained out of touch.
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Most alarming is the risk of war between Turkey and Russia.
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Topless bro next to her goes an alarming shade of red.
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The school system has been haemorrhaging pupils at an alarming rate.
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And at this alarming rate, it definitely won't be the last.
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Among male and female computer programmers, that gap was especially alarming.
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A look at the demographics of modern slavery reveals alarming truths.
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The assault on Negan's base resulted in an alarming body count.
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You can see how alarming the issue is in this chart.
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What was more alarming was Kadyrov's increasingly aggressive and erratic behavior.
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If you don't track your expenses, the totals may be alarming.
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"It's very alarming," said Liz Perera, a Sierra Club policy director.
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Most alarming, that overall number is expected to triple by 220.
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It worries water experts, who note a convergence of alarming trends.
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But a closer look at the data reveals some alarming trends.
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Additionally, there has been an alarming recent increase in maternal mortality.
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QAnon, an alarming and deeply absurd conspiracy theory, blew up there.
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"That, by itself, is alarming to all of us," he said.
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There is no evidence Facebook is doing anything so alarming now.
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Separate invoices appear with alarming numbers such as $36,860.75 and $7.53,881.58.
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Paul Zukunft said the damage to St. Croix is especially alarming.
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It's the numbers that we don't know that are truly alarming.
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And when working with retirees, Pak says this is particularly alarming.
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POSTED LATE THIS A.M. -- LOOK, WE FIND YOU GUYS ALARMING, OK!?
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In the face of these alarming statistics, Congress has done nothing.
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Their quarterback made dreadful throws and, more alarming, even worse decisions.
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The rhetoric between the two countries is increasingly bitter and alarming.
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The precipitous drop in readiness is alarming to say the least.
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But at least we can agree that such attacks are alarming.
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Though it's strewn with giggly moments, the movie is ultimately alarming.
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North Korea's nuclear weapons program is growing at an alarming rate.
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As a result, terrorism is being exported at an alarming rate.
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Taylor highlighted his 'astonishment' at Giuliani's 'alarming' shadow campaign in Ukraine.
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"His appearance sends off enormous red flags, and it's incredibly alarming."
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And stories of Medicare Advantage plans systematically overbilling Medicare are alarming.
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Does anyone else find this situation as alarming as I do?
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Moreover, what's alarming is the potential lack of accountability of judges.
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The salt damp of semen in my mouth, the alarming swell.
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Fascism, racism, eugenics and nationalism are ideas with alarming recent popularity.
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Mr. Trump's alarming performance at Sunday night's debate deepened these concerns.
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Sessions called Obama's action "an alarming abuse of the pardon power."
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While we know it sounds alarming, it should not cause panic.
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" It also concluded that CEPI had taken "an alarming step backwards.
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Grace's easy embrace of Alexa was slightly amusing but also alarming.
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The result in HD-117 should be particularly alarming for Republicans.
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Some antibiotics also have dismaying, even alarming, side effects in themselves.
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Perhaps never before has something so soporific been so tremendously alarming.
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It also enables more predictive search, delivering results with alarming accuracy.
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The Republican Party continues to show an alarming disrespect for democracy.
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You've already looked at Insys and found some pretty alarming things.
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A takeover by a rival media conglomerate is an alarming possibility.
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Italian newspapers have rolled out a series of alarming banner headlines.
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The image is alarming, but most markedly, it is without shame.
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How have South Korea and Japan reacted to this alarming threat?
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"This decision is as baffling as it is alarming," he tweeted.
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"This decision is as baffling as it is alarming," O'Rourke tweeted.
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As alarming as the official numbers are, the count misses many.
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Another alarming preprint suggests some patients may have permanent kidney damage.
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It's a feel-good story amidst an avalanche of alarming news.
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The facial expression on this Michael Jackson wax figure is alarming.
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"It's alarming that you definitely can get manipulated because you're vulnerable."
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To some, the tone of the debate has become increasingly alarming.
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But dig a little bit deeper and the statistics are alarming.
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"He's so easygoing that at first it's almost alarming," she said.
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Maybe. But the new, alarming truth is that I didn't care.
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John Inch, an analyst at Gordon Haskett, found the response alarming.
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The new count in 2020 would add to that alarming trend.
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"Impunity for crimes against migrants in Mexico is at alarming levels."
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Throughout Obama&aposs presidency events like these occurred with alarming frequency.
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The alternative is even more alarming for some businesses and investors.
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For countries from Vietnam to Singapore, its absence has been alarming.
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" "Selection of Steve Bannon for senior WH role unsurprising but alarming.
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According to Samsung, the truth is less alarming than it appears.
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It was what happened an inning later that was unmistakably alarming.
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"This very alarming news, it definitely causes great concern," Peskov said.
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Still, safety advocates say the early data represents an alarming trend.
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"I wanted very much to delete these alarming similarities," she said.
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Trump realizes that the American people's attention span is alarming short.
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It was not the only alarming item discovered in the van.
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It would be alarming for Apple to make such a move.
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They are too numerous, their enormity only more alarming in hindsight.
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Italy is currently experiencing its most alarming election campaign in decades.
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Our team broke some more alarming news about Ring this week.
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THERE WAS no shortage of alarming moments in Asia in 2019.
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An alarming fifteen percent of NFL players end up declaring bankruptcy.
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Seeing these things on their own became sad, sometimes even alarming.
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He also said that hints of armed intervention were particularly alarming.
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But lately, they appeared to be happening at an alarming clip.
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The Dragon race's course profile looks like an alarming EKG reading.
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His apparently willful ignorance of domestic and foreign affairs is alarming.
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The rise in anti-Semitic violence and crime is particularly alarming.
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But our phones' effects on cortisol are potentially even more alarming.
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It offers a pathway forward at a time of alarming crisis.
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As alarming as synthetic media may be, it may be more alarming that we arrived at our current crises of misinformation—Russian election hacking; genocidal propaganda in Myanmar; instant-message-driven mob violence in India—without it.
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"WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock and we are deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," Ghebreyesus said of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a press conference at the organization's headquarters in Geneva.
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This alarming ethical conundrum has not escaped the notice of global governments.
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Their comments are, at times, very alarming, and too incendiary to print.
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"Some of the things that look alarming are really not," Noxon says.
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Each time I opened the app, I encountered an alarming orange screen.
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Note that the economics, which are alarming, are not being appreciably altered.
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It's straddling the future and the past with alarming hope, given everything.
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GRPS experts noted an alarming step back from international commitments in 2016.
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The result of their ingenuity is as remarkable as it is alarming.
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Sadly, and quite alarming, Opportunity has stayed quiet despite the waning storm.
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Now, however, cracks in that supply chain are opening at alarming speed.
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You come along and claim that my image is alarming and sexist.
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To be sure, the political process is chaotic, and at times alarming.
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That he is being compared to politicians suggest how alarming that is.
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And it's spilling into the physical world with greater, more alarming frequency.
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What they can do is spread information, and misinformation, with alarming speed.
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In short, a once might industry is contracting at an alarming rate.
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Russia's willingness to invoke its nuclear might for political aims is alarming.
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Computer-implemented inventions are being denied patent protection at an alarming rate.
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He does, indeed, take an alarming amount of caviar on his plate.
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The price of avocados is on an alarming rise, according to TheStreet.
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Their DNA analysis of the shark tissue uncovered two deeply alarming facts.
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That is an alarming acceleration; in 2015 total withdrawals were just $81m.
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The fintech firms' incipient move into retail banking is even more alarming.
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He regards Trump's inability to concentrate as alarming in a presidential candidate.
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On Monday, Trump cited a statistic that, taken by itself, sounds alarming.
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How can or should an alarming death sentence be confronted in midlife?
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It is also especially alarming in a country with Germany's Nazi past.
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In announcing this alarming news during a press conference Friday morning, Gov.
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It wasn't there last week, and it's spreading at an alarming rate.
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Allen Lane; £20Humans have consigned species to extinction at an alarming rate.
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However, the virus has been linked to alarming complications in pregnant women.
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It's infiltrated nearly all aspects of our lives to an alarming degree.
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And his general disdain for the rule of law is genuinely alarming.
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This is where the alarming moment turns into a pretty hilarious story.
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Please brace yourself for this very specific and alarming bowl cut. Yikes.
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Misinformation about vaccines has led to an alarming number of measles outbreaks.
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On December 5, Aytes didn't bring his daughter to preschool, alarming Friedman.
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What is most alarming is that the stream of allegations hasn't ceased.
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Go deeper: Children and teens are dying from opioids at alarming rate
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"WFP is extremely concerned by this alarming level of hunger," Adoua said.
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You'll notice Rue is left off that list of alarming sexual encounters.
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North Korea Several alarming incidents have rattled the Korean peninsula this week.
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We expect further weakening in 2017 but the trends are not alarming.
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Unfortunately, despite these alarming statistics, formal health education in schools is lacking.
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And his behavior while in office has reportedly been even more alarming.
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But these assets are being exploited and destroyed at an alarming rate.
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Rabbits, when left unattended, are known to reproduce at an alarming rate.
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The most alarming thing was that my baby refused to drink anything.
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Frighteningly, anti-Semitism is spiking at an alarming rate on college campuses.
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Though the number sounds alarming, it reveals less than it may seem.
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Even with its non-alarming marketing language, Mimo's $199.99 price tag remains.
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Or that our Black girls are going missing at increasingly alarming rates?
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Unions are now, also, dying at a rate more alarming than bees.
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But there's nothing particularly unusual or alarming about the recent flattening action.
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An alarming number of Indians — especially young and educated people — don't vote.
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This makes the idea of a "world" passport both appealing and alarming.
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You first experience with heartburn isn't just painful, it's alarming — and confusing.
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"The situation of violence is alarming," Skoog told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Many individuals avoid medical screenings in an attempt to evade alarming information.
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And the mounting evidence for a connection to breast cancer is alarming.
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Transgender Canadians are subjected to discrimination, violence, and aggression at alarming rates.
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It pointed to several alarming statistics about the military and gun violence.
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While the numbers are still small, he said, the increase is alarming.
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It's not alarming enough to sound the alarms, to call for help.
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Public universities across the state are laying people off at alarming rates.
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In its complete form, The Twilight Zone demands answers with alarming urgency.
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The details behind this revelation are alarming and disturbing on many levels.
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But Democrats say the way he has gone about it is alarming.
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The strange and alarming letters from President Trump's legal team to special
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This is alarming because it will adversely impact U.S. innovation, Wadhwa said.
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One of the most alarming aspects of the story is its timing.
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Europe, of which Brussels is a symbol, presents an alarming picture today.
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But the number of arm injuries among American kids is still alarming.
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Two reports out this week paint an alarming future for Earth's oceans.
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A handful of women accuse him of alarming acts of sexual abuse.
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An alarming number of disease-causing bacteria are becoming immune to antibiotics.
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But even when they did, character costumes at Disneyland sometimes looked alarming.
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Here are 10 alarming facts about teacher pay in the United States.
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That is, alarming to those who don't want to see Roe v.
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Younger voters, too, are moving away from the GOP at alarming rates.
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Good that they issued a statement, retracted it but this is alarming.
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The data add to an alarming trend of warming across the globe.
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The nation is facing an alarming increase in gun deaths on campuses.
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But what we know from what the majority leader wrote is alarming.
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This is alarming news and the consequences are likely to be significant.
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As usual, WikiLeaks released a fairly alarming-sounding statement accompanying the documents.
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Harwood: Who've said very alarming things about the president — worried out loud.
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Still, an alarming 2000 percent of NFL players end up declaring bankruptcy.
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Nuwer said the recent increase in fraternity deaths per year is "alarming."
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The most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report was especially alarming.
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One evening a few years ago, I saw an alarming scene unfold
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That's because the park's namesake glaciers are melting at an alarming rate.
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We also somehow manage to lose our sunglasses at an alarming rate.
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There are other, less alarming social concerns that the endless city evokes.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Evergrande's electric dreams have taken an alarming turn.
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LG's smartphone business still continues to lose money at an alarming rate.
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And that's what makes the Republican conduct in this election so alarming.
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American tourists have been popping up in Cuba at an alarming rate.
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It may sound alarming, but there probably isn't much to worry about.
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The movement has exposed an alarming number of predators in our midst.
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The seizure of Ms. Watkins's records was alarming to First Amendment advocates.
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Boone waved off a suggestion that the deficit might be getting alarming.
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The current scandal, while alarming, fits into ballet's long history of misogyny.
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That's alarming because of the risks that even worse might lie ahead.
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It's alarming, and there's certainly things we need to do about it.
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But perhaps nowhere are Al Qaeda's gains more alarming than in Syria.
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Most alarming, the Republican Party has shown multiple signs of early Orbánism.
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They said they found the information in it more alarming than exonerating.
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Trump's decision was sparked by an alarming rise in European coronavirus cases.
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The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
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That makes the court's decision not to step in even more alarming.
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Or more alarming, did they simply believe what they wanted to believe?
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Few losses were more alarming for Democrats in 2016 than this one.
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Last week I wrote about the alarming math of a viral pandemic.
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Alarming reports of warnings unheeded have trickled out of government offices, too.
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Which felt even more alarming, somehow, to be so knowable to strangers.
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It's also a wildly unpredictable time and, for many, an alarming one.
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I didn't cave, but I was drinking squash at an alarming rate.
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This is alarming behavior, even by the debased standards of this president.
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But the seditious principle behind these blustering, elliptical threats is genuinely alarming.
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Given the state of the world today, these trends should be alarming.
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The drugs have been linked to an alarming rise in fatal ODs.
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Coral reefs are dying at an alarming rate all around the globe.
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The agency said its current breastfeeding recommendations remain valid despiteZika's alarming spread.
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Two recent and especially alarming reports underscore the danger both countries pose.
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Set against those increasingly alarming negatives was the heartening performance of Matz.
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"That to me is the most alarming trend here," said Mr. Long.
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However, another alarming rollback and important anniversary are speeding by unnoticed. Oct.
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But that's the truly alarming part of our current climate of ignorance.
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We just got our first small hint, and the answer is alarming.
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But the deaths of six people in only 72 hours was alarming.
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Perhaps the most impressive metric, though, is also the most alarming one.
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News about the climate has become alarming over the last few months.
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Last quarter was just a tad bit below expectations, but nothing alarming.
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The public responses were all supportive, but the private ones were alarming.
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However, the most alarming elements may be what it does not contain.
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More obviously alarming phrases, like "fuck a duck" and "gore" are yellow.
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And disparities in community resources are alarming when it comes to food.
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"The alarming youth e-cigarette usage numbers speak for themselves," Montag said.
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Importantly, they both have alarming histories of fighting against vital health protections.
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While these numbers are alarming, they might also reflect a positive development.
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And the outlook for the vacant judicial positions is even more alarming.
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Early literacy is one area where lack of progress is particularly alarming.
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Pitchford's legal drama may be alarming, it remains unresolved — and therefore unproven.
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"The more I learned, the more alarming it became," Mr. Cicilline said.
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He regards Trump's inability to concentrate as alarming in a Presidential candidate.
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The Model 3 development has been incinerating cash at an alarming rate.
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Tobacco, alcohol, and cocaine also continue to kill Americans at alarming rates.
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Philadelphia serves as the most recent and alarming example of this issue.
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"What came out was alarming, was troublesome, was not acceptable," he said.
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Working together, the labor groups produced a series of increasingly alarming statements.
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Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent.
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Many alarming claims about 5G technology are linked to bad, debunked science.
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Everywhere, social media is transforming society in ways that may look alarming.
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But at the time, things seemed to be deteriorating at alarming speed.
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"The error rate of this technology is incredibly alarming," he told me.
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JCCs around the country are getting bomb threats at an alarming rate.
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But the partisan gap on electoral performance is nonetheless striking, and alarming.
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But increasingly children and young adults are being diagnosed in alarming numbers.
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And his criticisms of the press have proved particularly alarming to some.
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"WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock, and we're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction," the organization's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told reporters.
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An alarming global melt This new report paints a full and alarming picture of the rapid thawing happening in frozen regions all across the globe -- and how the changes will dramatically alter human civilization in the coming decades.
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From afar, they perceive the news media coverage of Egypt as overly alarming.
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Even more alarming is how the foreign agents became aware of that violation.
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In September, Yusuf's lawyer sent him an alarming text: Yusuf's arrest was imminent.
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After being hospitalized for writing an alarming tweet, CupcakKe is getting professional help.
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We're getting older Our population patterns also show another alarming trend: We're aging.
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A Senate aide, who described the allegations as "alarming," told Gizmodo that Sen.
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Trump's pre-election statements on the environment could not have been more alarming.
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A rockslide on Monte Vettore is the most alarming situation at the moment.
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They've been secretly separated for months after an alarming incident involving a gun.
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But the extent to which Trump's plan does not add up is alarming.
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The sheer variety of the toxic substances produced by these printers was alarming.
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"The first one I ever got was the most alarming," she told us.
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Queen Bey herself is wearing silver heeled ankle boots that look equally alarming.
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Past hurricanes have brought similar chaos, drenching farmland and alarming public health officials.
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That's where, he told impeachment investigators, he witnessed alarming behavior by President Trump.
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This year, there were also alarming cholera outbreaks in Kenya, Zambia, and Nigeria.
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That's over the course of about a decade, but it's still pretty alarming.
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Alarming studies have been published that are pushing sea level rise projections higher.
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On that alarming note, our cover this week once more features Mr Trump.
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He's pouring himself an alarming amount of whiskey while at an outdoor party.
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His rhetoric about immigration, they say, has been especially alarming to New Yorkers.
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That's where, he told impeachment investigators, he witnessed alarming behavior by President Trump.
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For Dunham, these types of concerns are what make Arkansas's plans so alarming.
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In the US, Native women are being stalked and killed at alarming rates.
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Less noticed, but just as alarming, much of its soil is poisoned, too.
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Most motorists are familiar with the alarming noise of a slipping belt drive.
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Although my new frame didn't look alarming on the outside, it wasn't me.
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In June 285, a group of scientists published a paper with alarming conclusions.
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She also recalled the alarming way she learned of the sex tape's existence.
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They've come to an alarming realization: Mussel shells are getting thinner and thinner.
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" He added that ICE buys patents and intellectual property "at an alarming rate.
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And still, an alarming number of adults think saving for retirement can wait.
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Still, the fact a number of people are reporting these issues is alarming.
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Studies of this nature have been carried out before, with similarly alarming results.
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The rate of students committing suicide and reaching out for help is alarming.
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While Western sci-fi is often alarming, the truth is usually worth discovering.
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Miranda Johnson explains why the Arctic is melting at such an alarming rate.
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Some statistics on racial and ethnic integration in schools do indeed look alarming.
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But dangerous forces are afoot that could have alarming consequences for economic stability.
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"For 2017, the number is likely to be even more alarming," Yamada said.
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In fact, loads of players have reported alarming increases in their physical activity.
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The Cambridge Analytica saga has taken yet another dramatic and frankly alarming turn.
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If that happens, Comcast could potentially acquire parts of Fox without alarming regulators.
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What's all the more alarming is that stories like it are happening everywhere.
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Young black men were being murdered at an alarming rate in my community.
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Reports of China's surveillance state are alarming, but they aren't a world away.
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In recent months, China has stepped up military drills around Taiwan, alarming Taipei.
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But even more alarming was President-elect Donald Trump's reaction to the massacre.
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Here's another alarming statistic: bank deposits are up 0.7% in the first quarter.
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I think that the images that are online are both alarming and outrageous.
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These numbers are alarming, but this is why we do what we do.
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"It is alarming," said Paul Tang, chief economist of Bank of East Asia.
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"Such incidents involving faulty e-cigarettes are happening with alarming regularity," Blumenthal wrote.
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But Tuesday a more alarming wave of the cyber cowards came after Abboud.
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We've known for years that bees are dying globally at an alarming rate.
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Rome's escalating fight with the Commission over the budget is also alarming markets.
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Japan has reported an alarming rate of death in its largest coral reef.
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Barton also recalled the alarming way she learned of the sex tape's existence.
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It was the most alarming series of bodily sensations I had ever experienced.
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It's pretty alarming, and there's some screaming in it, just a heads up.
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However, the content is alarming, and we have marked the video as disturbing.
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In AAA, I struck out at an alarming rate from the left side.
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The biggest reservoir on the Cauvery stands at an alarming 31% of capacity.
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In any context, Mr Trump's fairground-huckster approach to politics would be alarming.
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I found a lot of that material amusing, but also kind of alarming.
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It was an alarming conclusion, but it was ultimately unsupported by the evidence.
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The ratio is alarming since it assumes everyone 214 and over isn't working.
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Iran has also continued apace with threatening missile tests, which are particularly alarming.
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That does not mean this new account should not be treated as alarming.
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The precedent this sets should be alarming to anyone regardless of political party.
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He also sent her a number of alarming videos, according to the affidavit.
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Mr. Hickson proposed countering the alarming findings on sugar with industry-funded research.
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Given what we know about the Trump campaign and Russia, it's downright alarming.
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The failures this report reveals about the TSA's covert testing program are alarming.
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Polar regions are melting away, as global temperatures climb at an alarming rate.
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In Brazil, the levels of despondency for such a young democracy are alarming.
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Sessions' record of staunch opposition to abortion is very alarming in this regard.
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"Our honeybee population has been losing ground at an alarming rate," Perdue said.
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The scientific community has advised policymakers that seas are rising at alarming rates.
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Still, breakouts are no less annoying, alarming, or painful every time they do.
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When examining the Republican base's approval of Congress, the numbers are more alarming.
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Likewise, an alarming 44 percent of seniors say they're living paycheck-to-paycheck.
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With the elimination of net neutrality protections, the precedent is even more alarming.
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Especially alarming are plans for the U.S. missile defense elements in Eastern Europe.
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Anti-choice legislators speak with alarming candor and their intentions are very clear.
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What makes all of this so alarming isn't that it's surprising, it's not.
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The worst-case scenario, which people insist will happen someday, is pretty alarming.
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They make an alarming entrance, these two, setting off instant worry and wonder.
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B and, it turns out, an alarming number of other fully grown adults.
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Likewise, stores such as Sears and Macy's are closing at an alarming rate.
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It's not just that both men boast alarming hair and exude gamy charisma.
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Councils, police, and developers are closing down these spaces at an alarming rate.
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In my world of academic economics and central banking, this is pretty alarming.
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Some of the anecdotes that connect them are cute, and some are alarming.
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There were islands of nonchalance — perhaps alarming under the circumstances — amid the worrying.
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Not that such alarming language is out of the ordinary for the president.
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Members may continue to get sick or self-quarantine at an alarming rate.
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Even so, rescue and recovery workers have confronted an alarming spread of maladies.
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And so, this flavor is not necessarily more or less alarming than others.
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Then came an alarming update on Russia's situation from the mayor of Moscow.
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That's alarming and should make harassment the sex equality issue of our generation.
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As in life — and as in "Cat Person" — the pattern is what's alarming.
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Over all, though, it's an illuminating and often alarming look into the future.
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More alarming, we are losing to development the land farmers need to succeed.
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What's more alarming than that is that's 416 pounds of waste each year.
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"Seeing [these events] happen in such close succession is alarming, frankly," she said.
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The killings in Arizona began Thursday afternoon, and they continued with alarming frequency.
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Suicides peaked at 34,427 in 2003, alarming policy makers and drawing foreign attention.
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If there were any alarming social or health effects, we'd know by now.
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When my parents arrived, it was alarming how much their conditions had deteriorated.
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In neighboring Louisiana, however, COVID-19 cases are growing at an alarming rate.
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More alarming: Her bar tab was higher than the bill for room damages.
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Despite the sound's alarming roughness, it's unlikely that the death rattle is painful.
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And so the revelations in the indictment in the Equifax case are alarming.
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Most alarming is the lack of services for children and security for families.
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Let's also not forget the alarming carbon dioxide concentration record announced last year.
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That's alarming, when you consider the key role money plays in your life.
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"Health facilities in Syria are being attacked with alarming ferocity," the statement said.
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While these results were alarming, it was not entirely surprising to security experts.
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But the result is an alarming level of falsehood even by Trump standards.
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Instead, she concentrates on policy, and especially on a handful of alarming statistics.
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"One class of investor, like Fidelity, finds my youthful appearance alarming," he said.
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"It is so alarming the American people have to see this," Jordan said.
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It is alarming that Congress would squash state efforts to help working Americans.
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Part 1 is a tough subject: the alarming number of suicides among farmers.
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What is most alarming is what our existing debt keeps us from doing.
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The Justice Department has long sought access to encrypted messages, alarming privacy experts.
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Transgender people, particularly transgender women of color, are murdered at an alarming rate.
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Alarming news reports, constant updates on social media, and rumors are essentially inescapable.
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The split ensured the superhero's departure from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, alarming fans.
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It is alarming on its own, given the seriousness of a treason charge.
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Their vacuum counterparts are taking over people's homes at an alarming exciting rate.
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"One class of investor, like Fidelity, finds my youthful appearance alarming," he said.
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As a school counselor in a middle school, I find this message alarming.
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Cockroaches and mice scurried across the floor, alarming customers and retail associates alike.
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I realize that may sound surprising, given the city's alarming recent crime surge.
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Yet simultaneously, it has been quietly approving an alarming number of federal judgeships.
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But in "Neuromancer" there was only a continuous arrival—an ongoing, alarming present.
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"Both the size and composition of the balance sheet is alarming," Hensarling said.
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The vast majority of working Americans can see through the left's alarming rhetoric.
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A particularly alarming prospect is the sustained failure of the South Asian monsoon.
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In November, cats at the shelters started getting sick at an alarming rate.
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They called the report's findings "alarming" and said they'd keep investigating the spending.
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As a result, bubbles inflate regularly in Hong Kong, with sometimes alarming speed.
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VTB Deputy Chairman Anatoly Pechatnikov said the increased market volatility had been alarming.
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The number of homeless people in Iran is skyrocketing at an alarming rate.
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And the most alarming thing was how normal Hungary feels to a Westerner.
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It's an alarming start to the year, especially as tensions continue to escalate.
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Even more alarming, what was a trend is now an increasingly fixed reality.
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LG: It can be pretty alarming if you're not ... It feels very real.
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Most alarming are JC's claims of "violent interactions" between Anderson and her father.
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The "disability" part of the law is especially alarming to reproductive rights advocates.
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For the prisoners treated as bargaining chips, releases can move at alarming speeds.
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"I think it should be extremely alarming to federal workers and extremely alarming to the American public," said J. David Cox Sr., national president of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), the largest union representing federal and D.C. government workers.
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"WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock, and we're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction," the WHO's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told reporters in Geneva.
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"WHO has been assessing this outbreak around the clock, and we're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction," the organization's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told reporters on Wednesday.
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It's more than $500 million, with an alarming spike following 2011's Fast Five.
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An infection called white-nose syndrome is wiping them out at alarming rates, however.
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Even if you see nothing alarming down there, that doesn't mean you're all clear.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, I think that&aposs really an alarming number when you hear that.
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Alarming levels of leverage have become commonplace in CMBS over the past few years.
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It's actually sort of alarming when people are like, 'Your waist looks so thin.
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So it's hard to find too many alarming cracks in the market just yet.
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Since then we've learned police have been going to their home with alarming frequency.
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In recognition of this alarming milestone, we assembled a brief history of Swedish kidnappings.
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"The index's fall is somewhat alarming," Uwe Burkert of LBBW wrote in a note.
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The double standard in this game of how low can you go is alarming.
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Most alarming was that he served up five total homers in the two setbacks.
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But one of the most alarming attacks of the SamSam campaign came much earlier.
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It sounds alarming, but flight controllers say the astronauts aren't in any immediate danger.
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In the last 20 years, the U.S. stock market has undergone an alarming change.
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Reading about the Dance Academy trial and speaking to the people involved is alarming.
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Trying Baby Foot for the first time can be... alarming, to say the least.
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Bangladeshi bloggers: What the world should know The assassinations are occurring with alarming frequency.
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Mr Ross's language is less alarming than that of his soon-to-be boss.
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The alarming rate of new cases suggests the virus is more contagious than SARS.
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Some villages in the north have an alarming surplus of boys and young men.
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One day, he opened it and saw a shocking, alarming picture, the warrant said.
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"The funny thing about quarters is they come around with alarming frequency," Gorman joked.
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Put simply, teachers are underpaid, and many are leaving education at an alarming pace.
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The sheer quantity of his tweets is alarming, but it's the content that's confusing.
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More alarming is the interruption of these children's chance at achieving a stable childhood.
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For those with a disposition less sunny than Mr Plomin's, it is also alarming.
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He puts that skill to such good use in Anomalisa that it's almost alarming.
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The Beverwyck eventually paid her off, ensuring she couldn't speak about the alarming incident.
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Over 140 minutes, plot twists, flashbacks and bodies pile up at an alarming rate.
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That's according to an alarming report published Thursday by the city's police oversight commission.
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For immigration attorneys and human rights experts such as Godoy, the practice is alarming.
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And, for an alarming number of heterosexual women, it's the infuriating reality of sex.
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U.S. debt has climbed to an alarming level, according to DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach.
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That is why attempts to curb the investigations, if they succeed, would be alarming.
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Some of his plans for fighting corruption and crime are counterproductive; others are alarming.
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The doctor reveals stress is a major cause of the alarming pregnancy-related ailment.
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Australian researchers have captured an event that's happening with alarming frequency worldwide: Coral bleaching.
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But the misdirected emails — for Tyrells, Terrys, Thomases — kept coming at an alarming rate.
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The recent short-term spike when viewed in this context isn't quite as alarming.
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Together, this gives the alarming impression that a whole generation has rejected free speech.
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We plan to talk about an alarming rise in HIV cases in the Philippines.
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The central bank is printing money at an alarming clip to fund the deficit.
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But these days the Darling is reduced to a putrid standstill with alarming regularity.
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Nicholas Weaver, a professor at Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute described an alarming attack.
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It becomes something completely different — and, frankly, alarming — when world leaders mock the president.
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It was carved from dung in protest at an alarming increase in water pollution.
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On the other hand, the White House hasn't proposed anything alarming in them, either.
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They have the ability to radicalize and recruit with alarming speed on and offline.
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But that push, after a year of stasis, comes at an alarming human cost.
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He often sounded upbeat, even about alarming details like cold — on Day 23, Jan.
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New figures released by Britain's Office for National Statistics lay bare the alarming trend.
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The behemoth fish are being found with alarming regularity, according to Australia's ABC News.
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That's an alarming trend for groups that have sought to curb teen smoking rates.
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The fleets of electric scooters that have inundated cities are alarming enough as is.
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The project conveys the reality that humans are reshaping our world with alarming speed.
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The trade surplus is not at an alarming level, but is historically very low.
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That prospect is alarming many employers as the March 29 departure date looms large.
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But he addressed what has been an alarming rate of gun violence in Toronto.
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Such developments should be especially alarming to those most taken by the Trump messaging.
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IN 1962 Jacob Cohen, a psychologist at New York University, reported an alarming finding.
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And although the numbers at home are nowhere near that dire, they are alarming.
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This is worrying data but it can also be interpreted in less alarming ways.
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"It is alarming the casualness with which President Trump shares classifieds information," Democratic Rep.
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Yet under the prime minister, Najib Razak, the country is regressing at alarming speed.
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These limited and wacky portrayals of Black teachers are alarming for a few reasons.
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So with a two-day time span and nobody calling in, it was alarming.
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For Haftar's opponents, and for Western powers, the move on the ports was alarming.
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Last week was the alarming Netflix attack; this week, Gmail users are being targeted.
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The resurgence of support for conversion therapy is alarming, especially considering its sordid past.
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If you've seen the series, you'll know this battle escalated to an alarming level.
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But they also think it sends an alarming signal about the Trump administration's policies.
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A few of the comments have been sufficiently alarming that I've contacted law enforcement.
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They also want France to stop and reverse the alarming growth of public debt.
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But it's the rate at which human-made climate change is unfolding that's alarming.
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What's alarming here is this is one of the most liquid of all markets.
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It is alarming that a medical professional did not attend to this much earlier.
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The first is that the rate of lead exposure in Pennsylvania is incredibly alarming.
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More broadly this alarming rise in Machiavellian ambiguity risks being a disaster for democracies.
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Amnesty International's China researcher William Nee called the timing of the prosecutions "very alarming".
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But the real objection to uniting Europe's two largest stock exchanges is more alarming.
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This morning, users of the Ethereum cryptocurrency woke up to some very alarming news.
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Educators say that it occurs with alarming frequency across all types of educational institutions.
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As the votes showed, the divisions among us are deepening at an alarming rate.
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This is an alarming number given how the tax system is supposed to work.
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But as always, it gets more alarming the farther into the future you look.
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The killer mapped his crawl space with alarming detail, sketching out a homemade graveyard.
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Her interpretation of the findings, along with a few other scientists, is less alarming.
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All around him men sport alarming splints and braces, strapped to elbows and knees.
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There is an alarming amount of rubbish—in some places it outweighs the phytoplankton.
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By comparison, adenovirus concentrations in the thousands per liter are considered alarming in California.
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"For decades, tick-borne diseases have increased at an alarming rate," the committee concluded.
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But for Arkady, the most alarming news is that Tatiana's office has been trashed.
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Worrying development Already, the widespread of artificial intelligence-powered surveillance is alarming some people.
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An earlier 2628 study from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found more alarming results.
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Although the debt is daunting — the annual federal budget deficit is even more alarming.
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Trump's bombast is already alarming the allies and fueling the enmity of our enemies.
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Democratic senators have called Iran's bluff and urged Treasury to address FATF's "alarming" action.
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The FN's surge and rise of the far right in Europe is deeply alarming.
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Afterward, Harvey walked into the Mets' training room and delivered surprising and alarming news.
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But natural processes are slow and climate change is occurring at an alarming rate.
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The current president, Petro Poroshenko, draws an alarming distinction between "patriotic" and "unpatriotic" media.
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Since then, the number of resistant weed species has climbed at an alarming rate.
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Such violence is more alarming, because it is continuously justified by those in power.
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But to critics of gambling, the potential implications of Mr. Bentley's decision were alarming.
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A fungus called candida auris is spreading around the world at an alarming rate.
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Officials and the public watched deaths across the country climb at an alarming rate.
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The more alarming component is Russian trolls' use of Facebook to disseminate false information.
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Indigenous people of the region have seen their land disappear at an alarming rate.
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Consumer financing metrics like these are certainly alarming and make great, attention-grabbing headlines.
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The escalation of both rhetoric and violence should be alarming to any rational citizen.
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Five states suspended drills in solidarity with those affected, and to avoid alarming residents.
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Simply put, Americans are killing themselves and destroying their families at an alarming rate.
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Some of the TED talks describe exciting — sometimes alarming — changes arising from this technology.
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And then they talk kids and engagement, which only Maggie seems to find alarming.
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Hardly alarming, but it's a noticeable change from what investors had become used to.
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Increased highway checkpoints and workplace raids away from borders are alarming advocates for immigrants.
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The show continues to sell tickets at an alarming rate, breaking Broadway sales records.
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Silicon Valley may now be alarming enough as a boogeyman to serve that purpose.
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That the crisis also might be tied to a rise in murders is alarming.
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However, the whole process has been alarming to American businesses and our major allies.
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Musk has a history of making alarming predictions about his plans to colonize Mars.
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But the Cubs' batters have good eyes and hit home runs with alarming frequency.
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The climate of hate seems to be worsening, spreading in alarming and tragic ways.
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And the last few days have highlighted the alarming Russian ties to both men.
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Economists project the week ended March 21 to show an even more alarming increase.
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What we thought was a given is no longer a given, and that's alarming.
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It's just that it's not, I would say, alarming progress as they move forward.
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These nimble firms have benefited as more commerce goes online, alarming the old guard.
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We also discovered alarming trends within the show's structure, not just its production process.
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"It is a troubling and alarming time for journalists in this country," he said.
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The birth of gene-edited children is alarming for both practical and theoretical reasons.
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For the South Koreans, the alarming new factor is not Pyongyang's rhetoric, but Washington's.
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Editorial There is alarming new evidence that insect populations worldwide are in rapid decline.
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This pattern, if it continues elsewhere, suggests alarming consequences for countries with older populations.
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Working-class men have been dropping out of the labor force at alarming rates.
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"It's alarming when I hear people minimize it as a simple cold," he said.
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The birth of gene-edited children is alarming for practical, ethical and theoretical reasons.
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Now, as our society feels increasingly fractured, the health threats seem even more alarming.
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What's alarming is that Facebook executives don't seem to grasp, or appreciate, the difference.
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The party is in severe geographic retreat, and it has happened with alarming speed.
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But the more alarming gap occurs in wealth — a household's total assets minus debts.
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But their increasing frequency points to an alarming rise in violence between warring cartels.
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Using the personal data of millions of Americans against their will is certainly alarming.
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Windows, MacOS and Android fall victim to some alarming bug seemingly every other month.
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"Empire" remains a hit, but its ratings have recently plunged at an alarming rate.
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He is most galvanizing when he pairs alarming problems with concrete and achievable solutions.
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The final possible motive — an ideological alliance — is in some ways the most alarming.
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We're trying to cover things that are important to viewers without needlessly alarming them.
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Perhaps most alarming, drug deaths increased by more than 22000% in this time period.
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E. coli , carcinogens, and bacteria causing Legionnaires' disease were also found in alarming quantities.
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That is why the prime minister concocts alarming scenarios, hoping to stop these improvements.
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By January 2017, the rate had fallen by almost 5 points, an alarming reduction.
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But beyond his comments on regulation, it's his pigeonholing of TikTok that's most alarming.
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Senate Intelligence Committee ranking member Mark Warner on Monday characterized the report as alarming.
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This corruption of the democratic process has occurred with alarming frequency in recent years.
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"I am scared because this is a new virus and the figures are alarming."
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If Noah were making less money, his lack of production would be less alarming.
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But while the economics might be alarming, it's already clear there's no going back.
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Alarming profit warnings from industrial bellwethers like 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) spooked investors.
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An alarming 28500 percent of all adults have no savings set aside for emergencies.
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The alarming growth in asylum seekers is clearly a problem that must be addressed.
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And this disease is not the only alarming health problem recently linked to vaping.
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And most alarming of all, the change undermines the secular foundations of Indian democracy.
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China has in recent months stepped up its military drills around Taiwan, alarming Taipei.
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It's alarming to see America taking its own Trumpian path down this dark road.
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"It's quite alarming that extinction is accelerating, and everyone should be alarmed," he says.
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The methamphetamine market has expanded at an alarming rate in East and Southeast Asia.
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"Worldwide there is an alarming increase in caesarean section (CS) rates," the paper said.
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But his alarming description of a "crisis" at the border has raised credibility questions.
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On paper the number of bad loans in Turkey has not reached alarming levels.
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Perhaps more alarming is a fact unearthed by the Weather Channel in a Feb.
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Citizen scientists recently gathered in Bolinas to count them and the results were alarming.
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They were rendered invisible, all the more alarming considering they actually built the museum.
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Mr. North had sided with Ackerman in the legal battle, alarming some board members.
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"It's a genuinely remarkable and alarming story about money in politics," Biss told Vox.
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Alarming levels of homophobia still persist in numerous countries of the former Soviet Bloc.
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At the time, though, it was seen as an alarming failure of border security.
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The lake that hosts Robert Smithson's landmark earthwork is desiccating at an alarming rate.
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The stakes here are high, given how alarming Turkey's drift toward authoritarianism already is.
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The authorities also seem to have slowed what had been an alarming borrowing binge.
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The alarming result is that Brexit has made Scottish independence more harmful—and more likely.
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However, for the past year I have been loosing my hair at an alarming rate.
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Trial By Fire sounds an alarming bell: How many other innocent people have been executed?
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It's just alarming that they didn't take this all into consideration before the casting process.
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This can feel alarming to patients who are dependent upon transition in order to survive.
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Minutes later, they've tracked the alarming Facebook post straight to Nick's hometown: Big Bend, Wisconsin.
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Still, Maverick seemed as happy as ever and his bloodwork didn't show anything too alarming.
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Keay recalls a number of alarming incidents that highlighted how brazen the thefts were becoming.
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For Republicans, the face of the alarming abuse problem was Meghan McCain, whose father, Sen.
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The United Nations food agency said accounts by residents in west Mosul were very alarming.
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That's an alarming problem, and one that Schneiderman says the FCC did nothing to investigate.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump's statements were alarming.
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Bourdain&aposs death follows an alarming pattern of celebrity hanging suicide deaths in recent years.
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The weather he experienced while camped out on the coast over the summer was alarming.
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In 2015, that number had fallen to just eight nations with alarming levels of hunger.
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But the more alarming admission was made by CEO Steve Huffman in the comments below.
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But it said WWF's involvement in "coercive" and violent raids on local villages was alarming.
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The recommendations are an alarming addition to uncertainty swirling around technology early in the campaign.
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No, the increasingly alarming behavior of the capital's most famous resident is not the cause.
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An alarming nineteen percent blamed the scooter itself, suspecting its brakes or wheels had malfunctioned.
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"Please know that I understand why this situation was alarming," Batista said in a statement.
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Out of the box, the Swift 5 has an alarming, truly obnoxious amount of bloatware.
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"He's gonna keep on trying to do something, and that's the alarming part," Eaves said.
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Young people are worst-off, which helps explain why an alarming number join jihadist groups.
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What is alarming is the degree to which they have heightened without any such flashpoint.
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And even among voters repelled by her party's xenophobic baggage, there is an alarming ambivalence.
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We're also covering an alarming new study about rising seas and a new mountaineering record.
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These factors make the recent wildfires currently burning in the state all the more alarming.
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Trump's tweets are not just poorly spelled insults and gaffes — they're often alarming and dangerous.
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In the last few months, the country's political climate has deteriorated at an alarming pace.
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I've also, by the way, had a chance to see an alarming number of robots.
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Aly Raisman is speaking out on a subject she calls "alarming" – and pushing for change.
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A more alarming theory suggests that India's generally quiescent "deep state" wants a stronger role.
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IRAN'S MOUSAVI SAYS ATTACKS ON TWO TANKERS IN GULF OF OMAN IS ALARMING - STATE RADIO
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And it appeared as alien and alarming to most Americans as the Communist Party itself.
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The narrative I have had by heart for years is suddenly called into alarming question.
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"This was an alarming wake-up call that rocked him to the core," she says.
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Perhaps most alarming, some crucial outside response groups were left out of the loop entirely.
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Unemployment, including those who have given up hope of finding work, is an alarming 36%.
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She says despite how alarming these results appear, the risk of a miscarriage remains small.
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It's alarming to see these young women use the premise to fearmonger or threaten violence.
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ALMOST every morning Britons wake up to another alarming story about their threadbare public services.
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Years later, a genetic analysis has revealed something alarming: The translocated male tortoises aren't banging.
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Indian media reported that the pest was spreading at an alarming rate in the region.
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That can be alarming and poisonous, and we should be very vigilant about rejecting it.
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For Ronnie, it's alarming how little John's supposed wealthy lifestyle matches his appearance and behavior.
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Still more alarming for China is the way that America can weaponise its financial system.
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Hair, tissue, and fluids have become unfamiliar and alarming, fragments to be surveilled and investigated.
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INDIANS AND Pakistanis awoke on the morning of February 26th to alarming, if contradictory, news.
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There seems to be a brotherhood-of-autocrats relationship between them, and it's very alarming.
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While the new information is alarming, scientists say the massive ecosystem can still be saved.
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Miranda Johnson explains why ice in the Arctic is melting at such an alarming rate.
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Meanwhile, local media regularly report on the province's alarming spike in liquor and drug abuse.
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An alarming number of people have apparently contracted it from kissing their fine fowl companions.
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Today, that story doesn't even break the top three most alarming things we're reading about.
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An Alarming Number of Abortion MemorialsMaybe a lot of the Ingress players are pro-lifers?
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Perhaps most alarming, the survey found that discrimination pushed LGBTQ people back into the closet.
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The increased restrictions are an alarming harbinger of what the future might have in store.
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It's alarming the statements he's made about marijuana and he will lock us all up.
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The note would not have been alarming if not for this violent event, he said.
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We're covering a subject today that's both fascinating and alarming -- a potential war in space.
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North Korea's display comes as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have spiked to alarming levels.
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Nearly three years ago, she received an alarming message from a friend in another state.
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The president has already shown an alarming escalation of irrational behavior during times of distress.
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"This was a bit alarming to us," says Scott Dobroski, a community expert at Glassdoor.
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The virus is linked to an alarming spike in babies born with microcephaly in Brazil.
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In east and south east Asia, discarded electronics are piling up at an alarming rate.
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Laid out in writing, the range of dishes and the ground they cover is alarming.
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If that sounds alarming, it helps to understand the battlescape of this new information war.
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But obviously, the most alarming part of the tweets was his repulsive attack of Brzezinski.
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That's alarming, but still a lower rate than 18 of the 20 cities in Pennsylvania.
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Further alarming, many in this category want the carbon tax in addition to EPA regulation.
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While not persuasive among conservatives, this doomsday scenario is alarming to Republicans from swing states.
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What's even more alarming is that most conflicts today are triggered by non-state actors.
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The lack of the information I received back is the most alarming part of this.
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Extinction threatens 22010 percent of amphibian species worldwide, and they are vanishing at alarming rates.
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Under his watch the country's nuclear-weapons and missile programme has become steadily more alarming.
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" Le Pen's rhetoric is equally alarming: Globalization and Islam will "Bring France to its knees.
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"It sounds a little bit alarming," USGS volcanologist Michelle Coombs said in a video statement.
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For those who are concerned about Trump's erratic temperament, Pompeo and Haspel are alarming choices.
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Most alarming to many people, he mused about using nuclear weapons in the Cold War.
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"The (Ifo) index's fall is somewhat alarming," Uwe Burkert of LBBW wrote in a note.
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The number of local newspapers and newsroom jobs, meanwhile, are dropping at an alarming rate.
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And even more alarming, the increase was disproportionately driven by the death of Black women.
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That distinction makes the overseas cash flows into the Trump Organization all the more alarming.
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Experts in race and criminal justice expressed concern over the alarming number of problematic posts.
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According to Jim Blackburn, Sspeed's co-director, other models have shown much more alarming surges.
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"The security assistance was much more alarming" because withholding that money puts "lives at stake."
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Not to sound alarming, but we need a "Halloween Theme" and "Sweet Dreams" mashup STAT.
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"Today for the most part there are no extraordinary or alarming weather patterns," Hughes said.
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But increasingly it is Iran's deployment of Hezbollah in neighboring Syria that is alarming Israel.
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And it is tearing the fabric of our civil society apart to an alarming degree.
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Mr. Trump's bombast is already alarming the allies and fueling the enmity of our enemies.
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Less rights related to internet freedom—having that taken away is a really alarming step.
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It's alarming, and very much in line with what we're seeing elsewhere in the world.
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Alarming shouts in the background grow into gurgling wails as vomit bubbles up in throats.
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The tremble in his voice when he's berating Celeste is sneakily vulnerable, but also alarming.
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If this is true, it would be a sad and alarming tale for Muppets fans.
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Once reviewers got their hands on the Fold, alarming numbers of them started to break.
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Most alarming were details on the failure to address risks of child exploitation, Johnson added.
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Op-Docs It's alarming to see how polarized politics have become in the United States.
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One reason why this effort to cancel an election is potentially alarming is that Gov.
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" Mr. Mounk said that people were "falling out of love with democracy at alarming rates.
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Many of those were free apps, and she found those had the most alarming advertising.
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But the number of guys who call me on speakerphone from their cars is alarming.
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The one alarming finding in this new report, however, is the high prevalence of vaping.
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The project, code-named "Dragonfly", would represent an alarming capitulation by Google on human rights.
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His selection is a decision that is as alarming as any Mr. Trump has made.
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Screeners like him hear far more alarming stories of children in peril nearly every day.
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What I found was alarming; it should terrify the world, not just Indians and Pakistanis.
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But even if Pakistani bases have been hit before, the Zulfiqar strike is particularly alarming.
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Glacier National Park is melting at an alarming rate, and it's because of climate change.
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But here's the most alarming part of Yocca's case: Abortion is still legal in America.
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They keep getting cheaper and — in ways both amazing and alarming — they are getting smarter.
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Inspections have been haphazard and cursory, alarming reports have been ignored and official efforts understaffed.
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His committee led an alarming report on fentanyl pooling into the country earlier this year.
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Safdar drives at alarming speed, weaving between lanes of traffic, careering down alleyways, siren blaring.
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Bret: Meanwhile, a vastly more consequential and alarming fight is quickly taking shape over abortion.
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Many leaders in the Republican Party and the conservative movement quite rightly find this alarming.
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With infections in Wuhan multiplying at an alarming rate, the White House announced on Jan.
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The World Health Organization labeled COVID-19 a pandemic, citing its alarming spread and severity.
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Yet last October, The New York Times published an article reporting alarming practices by Nxivm.
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As a result, the ocean is warmer, more acidic, and rising at an alarming rate.
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His alarming, riveting exposé portrays a multibillion industry plagued by violence, corruption, deprivation and incompetence.
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Even more alarming: Children now allude to suicide as if it were just another thunderstorm.
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The forecasted figures are an alarming when put in context with other pandemics and wars.
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The news media talk about nothing else, and add alarming images to make their point.
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The day had been alarming, distressing, disquieting — but was it really the stuff of drama?
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But once his administration entered the White House, these goal posts shifted with alarming speed.
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"That was quite alarming from a double jeopardy and civil liberties perspective," Mr. Shibley said.
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It is likely to amplify the already alarming human and economic cost of the outbreak.
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Now, with alarming frequency, reports are surfacing about Huawei's core role in this systemic repression.
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But in recent years, the virus has been spreading at a rate experts call alarming.
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Oracle's alarming—or, to some, alarmist—messaging about Android's data collection is just one example.
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Entering December, one of the most alarming NBA storylines is the league's declining TV ratings.
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The Justice Department took an alarming step last week in bullying lawyers who oppose it.
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This is an equally, if not more alarming and ugly development in American democratic politics.
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Frequent severe weather will trigger alarming consequences across Russia's vast territory, its environment ministry warns.
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"It&aposs incredibly alarming… especially seeing relatively young people get indoctrinated with this," Tenold continued.
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Customers were failing to fund, or put money into, their new accounts at alarming rates.
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This year alone, their number has dropped from 76 to 73, alarming conservationists and scientists.
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"The stats on how often tongue piercings get infected are actually pretty alarming," I caution.
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The report demonstrates Beijing's reach into US society, to the point of alarming federal officials.
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Congress needs to vote before implementing such changes, but we find these potential cuts alarming.
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But those numbers are of course alarming to those with a passion for protecting wildlife.
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That may point to the most alarming lesson of last night's strike and whatever follows.
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Multiple Reddit users have shared alarming experiences of using toothpaste as a replacement for lube.
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That's what makes these current plans to weaken this cornerstone of conservation policy so alarming.
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Such actions are alarming, especially in the wake of the anti-Semitic shooting in Pittsburgh.
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It is a scenario that is deeply alarming to establishment-aligned Democrats, if not unfamiliar.
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But Mr. Potok cautioned that the desecration of the cemetery should be seen as alarming.
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Because the gap between the wealthy and the rest of us has reached alarming proportions.
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But perhaps most alarming for Democrats is a new survey of Wisconsin from Marquette University.
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However, there's an added element to this display notification that seems a little alarming, too.
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American consumers, often unwittingly, are contributing to alarming deforestation in the world's largest tropical forest.
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This "alarming" global surge in measles cases poses a "growing" threat to children, UNICEF says.
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A crime that is occurring with alarming frequency across all sectors – no one is immune.
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With the country's poor infrastructure and alarming crime rates, it was initially a hard sell.
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It begins: It's alarming to see how polarized politics have become in the United States.
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Yardeni believes both are alarming, considering how much speculative money is going into the space.
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The steep decline of birds is alarming, yes, but the sky is not falling yet.
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Such a move is incredibly significant -- and deeply alarming -- for at least three independent reasons.
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Part of what makes Trump's administration so alarming is that the troll sensibility now dominates.
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And these forests were being destroyed at alarming rates, largely for agriculture, ranching, and logging.
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Drug spending grew by 12.6 percent in 2014, according to alarming new estimates from HHS.
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The rare instances of false claims must not overshadow the alarming increase in hate crimes.
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NOT ALARMING YET Concerns over problems in money markets spreading have been muted so far.
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But as they learned otherwise, there were some who found the situation even more alarming.
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This alarming situation in North Carolina should prove instructive for Mr. Trump and his party.
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Yet absent some fresh approach to increasing employment, an alarming divide seems certain to widen.
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Yet absent some fresh approach to increasing employment, an alarming divide seems certain to widen.
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Since the Hyperallergic exchange, an unbridled, vitriolic, and alarming campaign has been launched against BDS.
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Both are sweet through and through, yet full of alarming imagery and sudden dreadful turns.
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Suicide and drug overdose deaths drove another alarming year of decline in Americans' life expectancy.
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P, CMS __________ Foreign language education programs are being cut from schools at an alarming rate.
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This is especially alarming because of how it fits in with centuries of anti-Semitism.
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Then again, he's also shooting an alarming 54 percent once he gets to the rim.
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It's not only disappointing that Bloys couldn't see this forest for the individual trees, but alarming.
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This misinformation risks alarming people who have not heard accurate details of what is being proposed.
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In the campaign, he tended to surround himself with an alarming array of cranks and kooks.
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Add a record-high opium boom to the list of alarming metrics coming out of Afghanistan.
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A recently published study sheds light on the alarming relationship between hormonal birth control and depression.
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It's especially alarming given that fire seasons are getting longer and conflagrations are becoming more destructive.
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When you add in the spike we've seen against Muslims and Mexicans, it's really extremely alarming.
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The US State Department called the suspension "alarming," and urged Bahraini officials to reverse their decision.
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It's this final possibility that's the most exciting for hackers (and most alarming to everyone else).
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"We are seeing an alarming scale of youth unemployment, the highest in the world," Kiviniemi said.
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But the most alarming thing about I Wanna Marry Harry isn't its sexist or racist undertones.
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In the past few months alone, we've seen several alarming and dangerous trends focused on vaginas.
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Although her episode-ending dash from The Awesome's wealthy home may feel triumphant, it's also alarming.
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What's even more alarming, is when women in bands actively using this phrase in self-description.
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But once he picked up two women and a teenage girl, things took an alarming turn.
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Even more alarming was how much some specific states under-counted their opioid overdose death rates.
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Although Jax's response to the no drinking rule is played for laughs, it's actually pretty alarming.
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Oil prices have fallen by more than $55.613 a barrel this year to $55, alarming producers.
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Though the study didn't examine the reason for the alarming results, the researchers have some ideas.
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Although the one-year increase is alarming, it also doesn't appear to reflect a general trend.
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We were headed for the holy grail—we were diving towards weightlessness at an alarming rate.
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If one of those triggers is activated, the devices lets out a loud and alarming beep.
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Recently I haven't been able to get through, but that's not particularly alarming, it happens sometimes.
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Jewish community centers have received an alarming number of bomb threats; our cemeteries have been vandalized.
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Oil prices have fallen by more than $693 a barrel this year to $55, alarming producers.
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Oil prices have fallen by more than $343 a barrel this year to $55, alarming producers.
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Give birth in Venezuela, where newborns are dying at alarming rates in shortage-plagued maternity wards.
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New York police made contact with Pete Davidson after he posted an alarming message on Instagram.
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By Monday, university officials responded in a statement, calling the video "racially charged," alarming, and painful.
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Banks have been going belly-up in Russia with alarming regularity and, generally speaking, little publicity.
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Yet far from joining the labour force, women have been falling away at an alarming pace.
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Indices of the health of democracy show alarming deterioration since the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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Mr Trump's allies are learning how to play defence with this most alarming of American leaders.
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With the stakes so high, talking lessens risks of misunderstanding in an alarming game of chicken.
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The ability for this historically subtropical nematode to thrive in a more temperate climate is alarming.
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""The ability for this historically subtropical nematode to thrive in a more temperate climate is alarming.
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It might take a little longer than a web search, but it's often much less alarming.
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"It's very alarming when a student shows up with a note asking for help," Travis said.
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While credit market conditions have not reached alarming levels, "potentially dangerous dynamics are brewing," they wrote.
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In fact, an alarming number of people have absolutely nothing put away for their golden years.
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We're in the midst of an opiate epidemic, and it's killing Americans at an alarming rate.
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"Those are all very alarming numbers and, it shows an extreme lack of confidence," Penar says.
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Longhurst reported that she stopped home for lunch and started hearing Sully make an alarming noise.
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Today, it's a potentially viable way to preserve species that are disappearing at an alarming rate.
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To the Editor: Your article about women over 50 reveals an alarming trend in this country.
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"It is alarming to the public and a drain on police resources," Susan Danielsen, spokeswoman, said.
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Instead, she made an alarming discovery: A dead body, close to the Wyoming Highway 789 Bridge.
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Even more alarming, 64 percent of companies surveyed say they feel completely unprepared to address cybersecurity.
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Sea ice is retreating at an alarming rate, turning the fabled northwest passage into a reality.
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The second lady is responding to the rapid and alarming drop in the global bee population.
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The arrival of Facebook provided a platform for these rumors to spread at an alarming rate.
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Normally, the notion of setting a pair of spiderbots free in your house would seem alarming.
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He was speaking in New Hampshire, another state devastated by the alarming spike in opioid overdoses.
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The TSA social media team chronicles it all in the amazing, and alarming, TSA Instagram feed.
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Alarming inequities in college-degree completion compel us to rethink where and when college learning happens.
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This study was covered in Gizmodo and Newsweek, with alarming headlines warning of "irreversible" brain damage.
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In the same time frame, assaults on law enforcement have risen at an alarming rate nationally.
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That makes the prospect of a domestic struggle with ISIS in Indonesia all the more alarming.
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Crowds are still getting thicker, and things are vanishing from the shelves at an alarming rate.
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The pursuit of perfect scores may be the trigger behind an alarming spike in student suicides.
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McCaskill was making a big bet that Akin would say something alarming during the general election.
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Harvey Miller must use his cunning investigative journalism skills to crack this alarming whodunit wide open.
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The health impacts on Canadian and First Nations communities living downstream from the mining are alarming.
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Epidemics are inconvenient to politicians, costly for businesses and alarming for general populations the world over.
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Meanwhile, he also accused Iran of "alarming ongoing provocations" to disturb countries in the Middle East.
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