You're not an anxious – you're not anxious— LARRY FINK: I'm not an anxious person.
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You're anxious, you drink, you're not anxious anymore, but the next morning, bam, you're super anxious.
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If you're an anxious person, you're still gonna be an anxious person, you're just going to be anxious about different things.
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"He's anxious, we're all anxious to get there," Linda says.
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"People who aren't anxious are anxious right now," she said.
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"But anxious parents of anxious children remain in fix-it mode," he said, helping their children avoid the situations that make them anxious.
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These days, I am an anxious woman in an anxious country.
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Anxious Fiancée Steve Almond: You can do the math here, Anxious.
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I was anxious about feeling anxious, followed everywhere by fear and unease.
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Our boss is anxious and overbearing and which makes us feel anxious too.
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When we're anxious, we gravitate toward experiences that dull the present anxious moment.
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"I was an anxious kid, and now I'm an anxious adult," she said.
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They get anxious, then you get more anxious because they look anxious and before you know it it's like a scene from a bad Woody Allen movie.
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I actually get very anxious around celebrities, but I'm just a generally anxious snake.
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"Daughters are more likely to be anxious if mothers are anxious," Dr. Bradbury said.
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"Relatable" is an anxious song, but "Every Little Thing" is not really an anxious song.
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"Using a serious approach could make an already anxious person even more anxious," Kocharekar says.
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I discovered he was very anxious about it, as anxious as I was determinedly indifferent.
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Crossing the major intersections made me a little anxious, because people, in general, made me anxious.
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And I was anxious about doing this because I was anxious about putting myself out there.
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Amy is anxious about her inexperience, anxious that Ryan won't like her back, anxious that she will embarrass herself — in short, she has the classic worries of a never-been-kissed teen.
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"There are just so many things you can be anxious about — it's an anxious time," she said.
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"Oftentimes, when we're feeling anxious about something, we avoid the things that make us anxious," Barish said.
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Allison had done enough Google searches to know that anxious teenagers tend to come from anxious parents.
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Too often, girls are anxious even about being anxious, so they turn to excessive studying for comfort.
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You feel anxious and insecure in this relationship because in this relationship you are anxious and insecure. Why?
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Money tends to make me anxious, and throwing down large sums of it makes me even more anxious.
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I'm not anxious right now, but I was anxious maybe last week, because I wanted to chill out.
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"One subtype was anhedonic and anxious, another was mostly just anhedonic, another was mostly just anxious," Liston says.
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Armed with a large-format film camera in the middle of an Israeli desert, Amir grows more and more anxious as night closes in — anxious that he's losing the light, anxious that his film canisters get properly labelled, anxious at the amount of time he has left with his subjects.
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The problem is that when we resist the state of anxiety, that can lead us to feel anxious about our anxiety, which makes us more anxious, which makes us even more anxious about our anxiety.
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But I think if I&aposm anxious, if the American people are anxious, and according to what I saw.
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By taking care of my anxious child I was finally able to start taking care of my anxious self.
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Thus, it is a much smaller leap to go from anxious to excited than to go from anxious to calm.
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I think he is not anxious to have the regime change, he's not anxious to be involved in every civil war.
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"Gold tends to be the port of call when people are anxious and events like that make people anxious," he said.
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It's about a person feeling anxious in a weird time, and he is also a person feeling anxious in a weird time.
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The next day, Hannah's feeling anxious about Jed meeting her parents, and her parents are feeling a certain sort of anxious too.
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"We did absolutely want to make the audience feel anxious in the way that the novel makes you feel anxious," Icke said.
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It left millions of people — many of whom were already anxious about the economy — feeling much more anxious, if not downright angry.
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I'm still very anxious, but I was particularly anxious in those three years following college, and just didn't know what I was doing.
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They're the kind of voters who get very nervous and anxious, and when people are anxious they vote against the party in power.
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Is anxiety contagious — if someone loses her job and gets anxious, are her kids and friends likely to become more anxious as well?
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This correlation does not show cause and effect; children may do badly because they're anxious, or may be anxious because they do badly.
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Women, as well, are a lot more financially anxious than men; 57% of women said they felt financially anxious, versus 47% of men.
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There are things that make me anxious that are actually bad, and there are things that make me anxious that are actually good.
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Anxiety and pregnancy tests go hand in hand: you're either trying to get pregnant and anxious, or avoiding getting pregnant and anxious about it.
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If I really like something, I get anxious, if I really don't like something I get anxious and I wanna get the hell out.
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In the same way that anxious parents can shape their children's anxiety, math-anxious mentors can shape how kids view their own math anxiety.
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That's because, at root — as both polls and experiments have demonstrated — Americans who are anxious about immigration aren't anxious that immigrants will take their jobs.
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Like, anxious people will still be anxious, and if I want to find a way to be witnessed slow grinding to Usher I still will.
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Meanwhile, Kerr's son is anxious to become a big brother — so anxious, in fact, that he asked Kerr if she was pregnant after her wedding night.
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It's okay to be an anxious person, and that's something worth mentioning to the anxious people in your life — they really, honestly, might not know that.
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I'm already an anxious person; so for a while, I became so anxious that I didn't like going outside at all, especially when it was particularly sunny.
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"People have been anxious to beat Trump, but now with coronavirus they are just anxious," said Karen Finney, a Democratic strategist and former aide to Hillary Clinton.
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Privately anxious, but publicly doubling downDespite reportedly being privately anxious about a recession, Trump is publicly doubling down on the economy, hoping it will power him through 2020.
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Anxious citizens want to put their trust in actors and institutions they believe will help them cope with the threats that are making them anxious in the first place.
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In one study, Lang found that people who were anxious about a public speech ran a cleaning cloth over an object more times than those who were not anxious.
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But if Mr. Trump became president because voters were anxious, as a recent Atlantic article would have readers believe, other voters have become more anxious because he became president.
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We the anxious are typically super aware of the fact that there's a link between anxiety and depression, and — shockingly — it's safe to assume we're pretty anxious about it.
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But at the same time, that's good for you, because if you're too anxious about not doing anything, you'll get more anxious yet and not do anything at all.
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" Or, "He was so, so anxious — always worrying.
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While drinking moderately like I do hasn't been shown to be a huge issue, alcohol does add age to your skin, and it can make anxious people (hello!) more anxious.
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For example, intriguing studies show that moving the microbiota of anxious mice to germ-free, non-anxious mice could increase their anxiety levels, and the reverse was true as well.
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"When we get anxious, that turns on what's called the sympathetic nervous system, the nervous system that gets us anxious and prepares our body to fight or flight," Arnedt said.
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The reason for the speech: David, anxious to get rid of Jordan (or anxious to take on the role of villain) tells Becca that Jordan isn't here for the right reasons.
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Those sacs transmit how a dog is feeling — anxious?
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" But since the attack, she said, "people feel anxious.
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Studies have reliably shown that anxious people are more sensitive to subliminal information than non-anxious adults, whereas in depression the findings are less reliable: sometimes that sensitivity is observed, sometimes it's not.
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In Gouda, Netherlands, an anxious Hannah tells her trio of anxious men "let's just try to make it as fun as possible," which is not the way anyone wants to start a date.
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I feel anxious about it because my future is uncertain.
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We've never felt so anxious about a Whitney Biennial before.
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Yet anxious parents and coaches buy them all the same.
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"We made miscalculations," recalls Perry about those anxious two weeks.
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"She seems very anxious for attention to herself," said Waxman.
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AND WE'RE ANXIOUS TO TRY TO BUILD OUR INTERNATIONAL FOOTPRINT.
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I began to feel anxious that he would leave me.
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If you find yourself anxious a lot, you're not alone.
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Being anxious isn't who you are, it's something you're feeling.
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"You can see that people are actually anxious," said Dickson.
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"Hair makes me feel a little anxious," Davis tells Refinery29.
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If you are anxious, it's going to exacerbate your anxiety.
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He said he is anxious to vote at 5 a.m.
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"When I'm anxious, I get bad stomach aches," she said.
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Many white people are anxious about the browning of America.
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She is wary, anxious, and very bad at soliciting drugs.
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He is also an anxious flyer with a sensitive stomach.
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I was constantly anxious, frustrated, and couldn't sleep or focus.
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I applied last week and am anxious to hear back!
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It made me anxious I'd reveal more than I should.
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JOE KERNEN: So, you are anxious, about other people – OPI.
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And if that's all it takes, that makes me anxious.
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It comes out mostly when I'm stressed, exhausted, or anxious.
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Like most Western nations today, France is divided and anxious.
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The new government is anxious to make peace with rebels.
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It's just what happens when you're feeling anxious or worried.
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Such measures, however, do little to calm an anxious public.
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Sweanor was anxious to promote the concept of reduced harm.
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Still, his audience in Singapore was anxious as he began.
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I'm feeling more anxious than usual and can't tell why.
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So look, I understand they're getting anxious, I get that.
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And while I still have anxious episodes, they're very sporadic.
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When you're anxious, you cannot focus long enough to orgasm.
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This is coming from a very anxious flyer, mind you.
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Americans want lift and loft, especially when they are anxious.
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Such boys are anxious to prove themselves fearless to peers.
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It's the audience that is often anxious, not the performers.
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He looked super anxious to take off his mic pack.
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"(Brazilians) have been more anxious than happy recently," Pinheiro says.
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In the future, will humans become immortal, yet anxious, gods?
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Diya is a quiet, kind hearted, and socially anxious jock.
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It will be fearful and closed and divisive and anxious.
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Kristin: 25 mins… I'm already anxious enough 35 seconds in.
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"Don't give these anxious thoughts a free ride," Rego continues.
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He is anxious that Quinn still hasn't shown up yet.
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My parents are always anxious when they go through customs.
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So, does this feel like an anxious record to you?
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If you're anxious, take a closer look at your money.
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It made me feel less anxious about what to eat.
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If you are anxious you are living in the future.
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As the timetable for further negotiations approaches, investors are anxious.
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When patients receive a cancer diagnosis, they naturally become anxious.
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I wanted a child, but the idea made Colin anxious.
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Things that leave you particularly curious or anxious or worried?
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Those expectations make parents and children both anxious and unhappy.
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It all seemed reassuring to an anxious South Korean public.
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The results confuse and make anxious kids and parents alike.
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The European Commission is anxious to speed up Europe's courts.
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Every Anxious Wave is a love letter to music geeks.
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They might also be anxious about having a physical exam.
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I'm enjoying it too much to be nervous or anxious.
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You could tell I wasn't the only one feeling anxious.
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And so you start to just get anxious about it.
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Say you're doing all that and you're anxious right now.
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Money makes us anxious, whether or not we are broke.
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When I wasn't on it, I'd be anxious and depressed.
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She's anxious about social media and what her ex thinks.
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I am anxious for people to see what really happened.
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"I'm excited, but I'm also nervous, anxious," Dillon tells PEOPLE.
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This will then cause you to feel anxious about it.
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James would get very anxious and want to leave immediately.
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"I just feel anxious," she says on the flight home.
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They are anxious, or at least they seem to be.
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Since Election Day, Americans have become more anxious than ever.
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And some parts of life are dark, anxious, and depressing.
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It's a really shitty super power that anxious people have.
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KS) is quietly reassuring anxious clients including Apple Inc (AAPL.
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All are anxious that their papers are processed in time.
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I was excited and anxious and angry all at once.
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Officers are particularly anxious about being accused of biased arrests.
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Might Mr Trump succeed as a unifier of anxious America?
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It became easier just to text, because it's less anxious.
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People are anxious for leaders to step up right now.
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Pence's visit comes during an anxious moment for the GOP.
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However, investors are anxious about signals about its next moves.
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"She seemed to be anxious," Wan Azirul told the court.
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They are anxious about terrorism and long to feel safe.
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Sounds like a good thing for someone who's anxious, right?
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Many people around the world are anxious about the future.
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Their words were anxious, but their voices were eager. Initiative!
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I simply did not do anything that made me anxious.
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After this second drop, faculty members and administrators became anxious.
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And Edward had quite a few anxious H.I.V. tests himself.
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Carmen Smith is one of those anxious and displaced residents.
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"I get really anxious when I play sometimes," he said.
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Australia has been increasingly anxious about influence in the Pacific.
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They hear the word "disabled," and, suddenly, they become anxious.
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"I was told I was anxious and depressed," said Atha.
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Refugees said they were anxious, depressed and unable to sleep.
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Real estate landlords are anxious about Sears' stores going dark.
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And many anxious dental patients want to dodge the drill.
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With a week to go, Ms. Stanbury was growing anxious.
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Surpassing the anxious entreaties of an ordinary presidential race, Mrs.
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Think about the last time you felt anxious or afraid.
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He confessed to being anxious about fulfilling the conditions of
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I'm generally not a nervous person but I get anxious.
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I'm anxious to talk to Matt about the whole scenario.
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The court's ruling on Monday came at an anxious time.
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Squashed between them, Paul is a sad and anxious fellow.
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You can't analyze your way out of an anxious state.
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Anxious, I look down again at my VR female's body.
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Anxious about his family's future, he would often feel suicidal.
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I know now that I pick when I feel anxious.
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They're always anxious and that's why I want to help.
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They weren't so anxious to have me do other things.
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"You're anxious from the moment your trip begins," he says.
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Or maybe you're stressed and anxious from a recent divorce.
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I'm anxious and afraid, but I've done the hard part.
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It's such an inventive book, but it's also so anxious.
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Her eyes were anxious, though, and she wrung her hands.
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I get anxious at parties, at restaurants out with family.
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This can understandably make some people feel stressed and anxious.
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Hopper questions an anxious Joyce about an unsettling phone call.
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But maybe it's just a fix for our anxious times.
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One is so anxious about it that he takes medication.
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A few that anxious Democrats often mention: The Hunter thing.
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Mostly, though, Critelli wants to talk to the anxious students.
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"I feel anxious in my stomach," she said on Saturday.
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Research shows that people play it safe when feeling anxious.
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I'm really anxious to see us get beyond symbolic victories.
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That made me very anxious when I got that watch.
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But I had grown progressively more anxious, and occasionally despondent.
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That makes him anxious about how they will get information.
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My father was incredibly supportive, but I still feel anxious.
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It makes me feel anxious and angry and amped up.
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Practically everyone he knows is anxious about the job market.
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Republicans are anxious about the prospect of resistance by Democrats.
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Such anxious, seething lust for status, position, privilege, and money.
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I'm much more excited and vigilant than anxious and concerned.
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And I'm a little bit anxious about what comes next.
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I am relieved because I've been anxious on the roads.
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Rule No. 1: You will be anxious before the holiday.
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You'll feel anxious to go out and have fun tonight!
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Without it, I'm D.O.A. I feel anxious, depressed, and exhausted.
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The stronger your mind the less anxious you will be.
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Families are sequestered in their homes, and people are anxious.
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It has been an anxious season for London's wealthy Russians.
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It's no surprise that people are feeling anxious right now.
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Two of them were anxious and wanted to commit suicide.
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I'm a little anxious, and I suspect you are, too.
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Constitutional scholars sounded both anxious and energized by these developments.
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"It made me feel isolated, anxious, and upset," he says.
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Alerted by his anxious aide, Duterte swatted the roach away.
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She seemed anxious about our interaction, and it was infectious.
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Whenever they become distracted or anxious, the video automatically freezes.
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WE'RE ANXIOUS TO READ IT AND SEE WHAT IT ENTAILS.
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"President Trump is anxious to sign the legislation," Pence said.
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It's going to be an anxious 18 days for Republicans.
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The anxious phone calls from his family had become unbearable.
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Of course everybody's very anxious about what's going to happen.
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Republicans, however, are anxious to get the two vacancies filled.
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When I'm tired or anxious, my visual world essentially disappears.
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Addressing his anxious colleagues at their weekly meeting on Sept.
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Mr. Nestor feels anxious, and Mr. Peterson says he should.
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Alice Stryker knew she was anxious about becoming a parent.
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Now, the manager standing behind the counter appeared super anxious.
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The mood in early meetings was anxious, former officials recalled.
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People are anxious enough and Klobuchar doesn't promise utopian dreams.
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We become anxious or angry and unable to process information.
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The holidays aren't even here yet and I'm already anxious.
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Few are anxious to go back to being shot at.
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Not wearing one might even cause you to feel anxious.
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Residents and workers at businesses in the area were anxious.
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Anxious, too, for he was facing a pair of forceps.
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You're always anxious your partner is going to leave you.
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Faced with that, what kind of person wouldn't be anxious?
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No wonder so many of us are anxious or depressed.
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Another thing that makes me anxious is going through TSA.
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" He went on, "I don't want you to be anxious.
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In some situations, the hormone makes rodents anxious and depressed.
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Thanks to Ebola, outsiders are anxious to see Congo pacified.
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BRUSSELS — For an anniversary bash, the guests are unusually anxious.
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He seemed anxious about his speech, which surprised family members.
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It probably turned completely cold and that made me anxious.
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They're even harder when you're depressed or anxious or lonely.
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But Cumbest is anxious about when the donations quit coming.
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You can be anxious no matter what your situation is.
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"I'm really anxious to dive into the questions," Clinton answered.
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Chestnut said he's anxious to do a follow up film.
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Right about now, I start getting slightly anxious and wistful.
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This court is not anxious to go down that road.
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"This entire team is really anxious about that," Williams said.
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At the best of times I am an anxious person.
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Soto felt anxious in his last weeks in the valley.
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I went to Berkeley anxious just to pass my classes.
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Toad is more anxious and clingy and lovable and small.
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"Everybody was anxious for me to work here," he said.
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"My husband is quite anxious about the meeting," she said.
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I was anxious, already concerned about what I was missing.
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And so everyone is just anxious for it to happen.
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I get anxious, and I think I need that, too.
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Isn't he just sort of anxious and riddled with doubt?
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Trump isn't the only thing making Wall Street anxious lately.
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Similarly, notes Dr. Howard, if a parent perceives a child as being anxious, and the child herself isn't feeling that emotion, the child still has to deal with a parent who thinks she's anxious.
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The country is certainly no less anxious––by any measure, and even when accounting for all the unspoken and undiagnosed neuroses of the past, this is one of the most anxious times on record.
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My father never learned to how to drive because it made him profoundly anxious, so she did all the driving, even though she was an anxious driver, but it was a different sort of anxiety.
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I just felt very anxious and very lost at that time.
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They get anxious and some get depressed and they get irritable.
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Chewy, is what helps her calm down when she's feeling anxious.
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"Anxious," says Michael Neblo, a political scientist at Ohio State University.
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People who are generally anxious shouldn't use the drug at all.
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The anxious spectators watching Yeager's flight heard it like distant thunder.
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Keep things low pressure; the mood may be anxious and annoyed.
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"I'm sure the winner is extremely anxious and overwhelmed," Kurland said.
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Anxious flyers are more common than those with a serious phobia.
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It's always a bit anxious to start with, but she's well.
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Procrastinators tend to withdraw and go silent when they become anxious.
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I don't have anxiety, but that store made me feel anxious.
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Just thinking about meditating with His Holiness was making me anxious.
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Watch and feel anxious here: On to the next internet outrage!
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I'd like you to be less anxious, more confident, more grounded.
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But the anxious person will always wonder WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
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Three thousand miles away in San Francisco, Shauna is also anxious.
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" Continuing, Kim pointed out that Kourtney had gotten "anxious and insecure.
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Evan Hansen is an anxious and depressed teenager with no friends.
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But the administration is anxious to put the ban into effect.
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"I was anxious and frightened—but not of dying," Armstrong writes.
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Anxious people are more likely to think they have accurate interoception.
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Does an anxious thought start with diet or hormones or habit?
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Once an anxious thought bubbles up, I can't leave it alone.
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"I'm anxious to get to South Carolina and Nevada," Biden said.
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If they're not a little anxious, they get a little depressed.
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Tell us about a time you were especially anxious about something.
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I don't want [my trainers] feeling anxious going into a meeting.
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Most people with SM come from anxious families, says Dr. Kotrba.
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It makes someone on the inside feel safer and less anxious.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were understandably anxious.
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Also, Trump's past encounters with tribal nations had left them anxious.
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No one is more anxious after the rose ceremony than Alex.
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Its voice is obnoxious, anxious, whiny, whimpery and often frustratingly unintelligible.
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Many leaders have remained anxious about the possibility of further conflict.
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Like many millennials, Lily Davis, 28, gets anxious around the holidays.
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Ms. Davis was more anxious than usual about the weekend's rides.
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He added that he understood why the drivers might be anxious.
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As the wires sizzle, Dr. Fujita starts to get more anxious.
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I remember being a teenager and being so anxious about things.
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But some are feeling frustrated, anxious or hostile about artificial intelligence.
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So what's an anxious present-buying friend or relative to do?
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To calm anxious investors, Plank points towards the company's track record.
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"You get very anxious and depressed" watching this unfold, he said.
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If you're an anxious Cheesecake Factory customer, let me help you.
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He's far more anxious, though, and on the verge of tears.
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I stumbled, or because I'm so anxious, sometimes I'd freak out.
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Both children are highly anxious and require additional support at school.
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I'm so anxious to see what happens in the winter premiere!
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Where the rest of the townswomen seem anxious, Callie is cool.
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What made everyone so anxious about Tiangong-1 was its weight.
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We are made more anxious by flickering threats of nuclear war.
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Mr Levitsky and Mr Ziblatt go beyond anxious scanning for danger.
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Though investors look anxious, BlondeMoney's Thomas argued they aren't worried enough.
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His relationship with House Speaker Paul Ryan is the anxious standard.
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"People are very tired and anxious to get home," Walsh said.
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Part of not feeling anxious is feeling happy in your heart.
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If this happens, weed may make you more anxious over time.
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People also reported that online harassment made them anxious or depressed.
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I was very anxious talking to my adopted parents about it.
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Suppose you come to me and you're freaked out, you're anxious.
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If you're feeling really anxious, then to do something very bold.
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That proposal has made many American diplomats and aid workers anxious.
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"I'm literally so anxious right now," she wrote in the text.
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If we felt anxious, we decide that it must've gone terribly.
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I became anxious, fell behind in my studies, and dropped out.
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"The tendency when we feel anxious is to avoid," Austern says.
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Maybe they're depressed, maybe they're anxious, maybe they have social anxiety.
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"I feel really guilty that I wasn't more anxious," she admitted.
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How could writing down my anxious ruminations help me overcome anxiety?
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This semi-private arrangement is important in case you get anxious.
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So Kim is super nervous and anxious during this waiting period.
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Because that quest is by definition impossible, it makes us anxious.
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People are not anxious to step in front of a train.
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That's more empowering that just being anxious about what's going on.
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But what will it take to win over the anal anxious?
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I would get this anxious feeling every time we drove around.
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So I understand why many people feel insecure, anxious, and angry.
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Davis is anxious that his testimony doesn't drag down Claire, too.
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But many more are anxious to help – if they're granted access.
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"Believe" features Monks's cathartic riff overcoming a sea of anxious noise.
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When these two planets clash, the vibe will be very anxious.
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There's nothing anxious about driving far from home on this range.
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"When he gets anxious his ears get red," Ms. Merryman said.
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Plenty are also anxious about what he would do in office.
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When they didn't work after a couple weeks, I grew anxious.
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Fox & Friends' goal is to make you feel anxious and scared.
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Finding answers for those anxious families can be a painstaking task.
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I'm human, so of course it makes me a little anxious.
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They too need to have the answers to tenants' anxious questions.
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"It's particularly helpful for shy, anxious second-language speakers," she said.
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Anxious in America PHILADELPHIA — Natalie Solomon was always an early riser.
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Pollsters additionally found respondents are anxious about the election in general.
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She is thinking about it, anxious -- an 8-year-old child.
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But to anxious Democrats (and gloating Republicans), this too shall pass.
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People with dementia can become anxious when they travel, she said.
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"We're anxious to see what they come down with," he said.
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Miyashiro was anxious to see how the single would be received.
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A splashy coronation could also lift anxious spirits for a time.
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In early April, in the anxious days of mourning after the
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A meditation teacher offers seven ways for anxious fliers to relax.
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And Ian McKellan voiced the clock version of the anxious Cogsworth.
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The pace of life had sped up and made people anxious.
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Even his assembled guests were anxious to see the big finish.
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Give the story a read — I'm anxious to hear your thoughts.
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It's as if they were designed specifically to placate anxious parents.
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One by one, they make their confused, anxious, sometimes mysterious departures.
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I was constantly anxious and didn't want to leave my room.
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Why then am I so anxious about it in adult life?
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They don't want to seem so anxious in front of me.
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AMLG: We also have the most anxious parents on the planet.
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Part of the reason is that I'm less anxious, less solipsistic.
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Does this mean that women are inherently more anxious than men?
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Would you describe yourself as an anxious or depressed human being?
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I get anxious when I have a big exam coming up.
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To produce anxious participants, they fitted 21 people with face masks.
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"He was super anxious about it, but rightly so," says Robinson.
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If you're depressed, anxious, and isolated, that's not going to happen.
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But I'm just as anxious as I was a year ago.
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But there were two anxious years of scans and follow-ups.
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"Even the word style made me feel really anxious," he said.
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She grew increasingly anxious about whether an aide would show up.
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Her mother, Emmanuela Lima, was anxious, but Maiya's doctor advised patience.
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Before the game, Rose described himself as feeling anxious and nervous.
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Be confident about the future: We live in an anxious age.
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These self-inflicted actions have made the party leadership beyond anxious.
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This is an anxious and challenging time for the newspaper industry.
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Be compassionate When we get anxious, we sometimes make bad decisions.
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"It was a preventive measure that made me feel less anxious."
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These enthusiasts are anxious to take each candidate's measure in person.
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The doctors were wearing scrubs and were anxious to see patients.
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Are you anxious about whether you're properly prepared for its arrival?
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LITTLE PANIC Dispatches From an Anxious Life By Amanda Stern Illustrated.
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"I'm anxious," I said as I lay crying on the floor.
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I'm always a little anxious when we're implementing a new process.
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In fact, it would be a disorder if you weren't anxious.
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Even before Henry meets Odin and Willy, he's anxious and angsty.
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But the prospect has left Catalan citizens and journalists especially anxious.
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Affected women may feel very anxious and sad, overwhelmed, and frustrated.
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I went from being anxious to scared and then eventually subdued.
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"She impressed me as worried, anxious, frightened person," Mr. Caffrey said.
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As an anxious and depressed person, I know this frustration well.
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Iran's economy is suffering mightily, and its rulers are growing anxious.
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It's entirely natural to feel anxious, overwhelmed at times and exhausted.
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Almost everyone agrees that wine is intimidating and makes people anxious.
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We're never anxious about the same thing at the same time.
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I found myself on edge, nervous and anxious all the time.
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I am already anxious about how quickly tickets could sell out.
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And others still are merely anxious and looking for reliable information.
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For the socially anxious, this may be a blessing in disguise.
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It is also creating a generation of anxious and fearful parents.
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"Nobody seemed anxious to deny that it was happening," he said.
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In this rootless, anxious age, that kind of solidity is aspirational.
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Casey's precarious cityscape feels spot-on in our anxious, tumultuous time.
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Here's what rational Americans need in these anxious times: Solid information.
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Everyone I know, including myself, we're all either anxious or vigilant.
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The firefighters have helpful but anxious neighbors, the Tenharim indigenous people.
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"The whole bus ride here I was very anxious," she said.
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Otherwise, she's a mystery the writers don't seem anxious to solve.
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Could CBD be a salve for an anxious nation on edge?
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He became anxious; then began having panic attacks, seemingly at random.
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He seemed anxious to get ahead of that anticipated negative outcome.
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"Many constitutionalists I know seem somewhat anxious these days," he said.
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We can use our imaginations to make us relaxed — or anxious.
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I just read a review and am anxious to begin reading.
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The patient is still anxious about his brief episode of amnesia.
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The news set off a flurry of anxious calls and texts.
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She gets so anxious about her finances that she can't sleep.
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She was anxious, getting into fights with her boyfriend and mother.
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"Minimalism makes a big difference for an anxious person," he says.
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The trial was about to begin, and Dai Renhui was anxious.
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When I arrive, he seems off and it makes me anxious.
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The abuse I suffered probably makes me more anxious than most.
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They were not frightened or anxious, and why should they be?
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The capital has never been more anxious about its own government.
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Even some of his own supporters are starting to get anxious.
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Yet even without an anxious electorate, Headspace was finding an audience.
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The high charge makes me feel very anxious about my future.
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By the time the night comes, I am anxious but excited.
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I'm already an anxious driver and the weather is not helping!
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When the Brexit referendum passed last summer, I started getting anxious.
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Similarly, life's unpredictability is universally acknowledged, but people get anxious anyway.
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"We're anxious to see where the ratings play out," Nixon said.
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Sick or anxious pups waited out the hurricane in donated crates.
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Town council meetings attracted dozens of anxious landscapers and frustrated residents.
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Solis Doyle said Trump is the main reason Democrats are anxious.
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Central banks are anxious, too, and easing policy as a result.
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More kids are said to be anxious, depressed and cutting school.
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Leadership may be, by its nature, an anxious and inconstant idea.
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I continued to go through the motions but grew increasingly anxious.
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Saturday, and anxious residents, some in pajamas, raced into the streets.
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"Frankly, I'm not anxious to have the trial," McConnell told reporters.
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For what it's worth, I tend to really trust anxious people.
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An overturned chair near the mural mirrors the woman's anxious posture.
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It's kind of like this club for weird anxious people. [Laughs].
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When people are anxious that something will hurt, it amplifies pain.
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We feel anxious and panicked about deadlines that don't deserve panic.
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Dessen's books also have everything you need to understand the basic structure of teen girlhood: strained romantic relationships, tedious after school jobs, anxious parents, even more anxious teens, and the occasional aloft cup of Diet Coke.
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That's a kind of freedom I never imagined myself having, as someone who previously thought I would be a broken person with anxious thoughts until the day I'd be a fixed person with no anxious thoughts.
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But a person could be forgiven for momentarily confusing "Superhero," the new musical about a withdrawn teenager and his anxious mother, with "Dear Evan Hansen," the hit musical about a withdrawn teenager and his anxious mother.
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And that inability to fix the one thing in my life that I want to fix makes me so anxious — anxious enough that I put myself in therapy to try to work through my need for control.
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Contributing Opinion Writer BERLIN — As the trade impasse between the United States and China grinds on, the rest of the world is reduced to being anxious bystanders — and nowhere are leaders more anxious than here in Germany.
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In fact, there's a lot of good in them ... and my hope is that we can do something where we end up with fewer young people that are stressed about being stressed, and anxious about being anxious.
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I was unhappy and anxious, so I left my job to freelance.
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You had to stop organizing your video shoot because you felt anxious.
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However, it also made me anxious because she's not a real person.
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Abbi is anxious to be liked, while Ilana assumes everyone loves her
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"Many of them complained about feeling claustrophobic, anxious and belittled," she said.
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"If you don't get anxious, there's something wrong with you," Tidball says.
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This devolution of power made American Puritans uniquely prone to anxious introspection.
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Public health officials are anxious about its possible link to birth defects.
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She was concerned Gemma might become anxious during the ceremony and cry.
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As their bond grew stronger, Knight nonetheless remained anxious about physical intimacy.
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Commit to being anxious sometimes when you don't have any other options.
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I'm anxious to see where all the cards fall after this one.
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Technology is also making people more anxious, according to one recent study.
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"Maybe I have to act more anxious around him," the actress adds.
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According to biographer Gerald Clarke, Garland was anxious to be a mother.
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It diligently perseverates over worst-case scenarios, like an anxious new parent.
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Awaiting them could be an ambush, explosive, or anxious family huddled inside.
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Kim explains to Jonathan how she is feeling more anxious than normal.
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If burning sage in the house makes her feel less anxious, awesome!
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Video As a result, top Democrats are anxious about how to proceed.
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Najib "is anxious to clear his name," he told the High Court.
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"I was feeling very very anxious and very very stressed," she said.
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Anxious consumers have aggravated the shortages by buying more than they need.
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It's probably a good thing, because I'm feeling very anxious this morning.
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When I am not looking at my phone, I become slightly anxious.
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When I'm sick or sad or anxious, she makes me feel calm.
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I don't actually have serious work problems but am anxious about that.
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The mood was resigned yet anxious: Many expected Biden would do badly.
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"Nobody should be anxious; we want to get it right," Trump said.
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I start feeling anxious now when I am in an open space.
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Around the country therapists say anxious conversations about politics have become inevitable.
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He looked quite anxious, like he was trying to tell me something.
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Nothing makes Democrats more anxious than thoughts of a second Trump term.
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Warsaw also provided the Bhutanese residents shelter from their anxious urban life.
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Key Western firms are anxious about gas supplies as Algeria's exports drop.
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Investors are of course anxious that the Fed might go too far.
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EA: Give us your tired your anxious masses yearning to get lit.
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Many Republicans in Congress are anxious to see leadership from Mr Trump.
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And if you still feel anxious in six months, check back in.
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They tend to withdraw from work altogether and become depressed and anxious.
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Without this process, it's easier for someone to become anxious or depressed.
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I was reluctant to talk to him because he seemed very anxious.
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Despite minimal damage, the quake set off anxious speculation on social media.
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Still, the ICBC staff appeared anxious about attracting attention from Spanish authorities.
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She's no longer the anxious woman plagued by trauma, controversy, and addiction.
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But of course, I've been very, very anxious about what may happen.
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But MPs are extremely anxious about how much its majority will shrink.
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I've been feeling pretty anxious lately, and my mind is just racing.
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She told Lavretsky she sometimes felt restless and anxious, but not suicidal.
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Anxiety. "Anxious" made up 24 percent of the emotions submitted to Vox.
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The approach has done little to endear Trump to anxious party leaders.
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"We can't skip the Chuseok holiday just because we're anxious," she said.
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AI experts in France and abroad are anxious to see the report.
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Nooyi was anxious when she made the transition from CFO to CEO.
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We were ready for that but sometimes, I would get so anxious.
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The things I used to be anxious about are now mostly resolved.
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"It's all about anxious new money," says Jiang Xueqin, an educational consultant.
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There's a racist sign, and it's like, wow, they're really economically anxious!
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Casey Neistat posted a live news feed from YouTube's headquarters. anxious. concerned.
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Is it common to be so anxious or blue around these times?
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All of this ratchets up hostility on the already anxious Korean Peninsula.
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Reassurance: Pick someone who helps ease the nerves of an anxious nation.
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And it should make dating app incumbents like Tinder and Bumble anxious.
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"One hundred percent of my LGBT clients have felt anxious," Torsiello adds.
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If you're feeling anxious or low, it'll lift you a little bit.
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It's surprisingly lonely and anxious for a track intended as commercial music.
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"Bergman was not only courageous but also anxious," von Trotta told me.
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An anxious president faces a legal as well as political turning point.
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I would like to go more regularly, but I'm lazy and anxious.
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That was when we were finally anxious to go out and play.
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And White House officials are privately anxious about where this is heading.
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This could be because younger people feel less anxious about their atheism.
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The resort's report said she was extremely paranoid, anxious and seeing things.
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" She added, "when something is not predictable, it makes people more anxious.
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Instead the 32-year-old is mostly reflective, anxious — and fired up.
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When I wasn't bushwalking, I was agitated, anxious and often craving solitude.
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I've never been that anxious in my whole life, film or otherwise.
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States, anxious to impose levies on e-commerce sales, have taken notice.
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"People who go through these events can be depressed, anxious," she said.
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The presiding judge said he is anxious to move the case forward.
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These thoughts are contributing to you feeling anxious and aren't helping you.
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Still, the newbie actress was understandably anxious about joining a seasoned ensemble.
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While Budge sympathised with his anxious, burdened opponent, the regime did not.
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Even as it wraps its arms around worried families and anxious crewmembers.
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It helps you feel less anxious about the friendships you do have.
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The combinations of these different elements create a very tense, anxious atmosphere.
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"Anxious, scared, and seemingly paralyzed, I did what he asked," she says.
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"I'm just not anxious about the contract for some reason," he said.
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Why is it that girls tend to be more anxious than boys?
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Babylon Berlin is less anxious self-examination than knowing warning to others.
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Survival is a daily, anxious struggle against scarcity of resources and time.
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The young kids are anxious about who is going to die next.
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As you'd expect, this makes Democrats anxious and Republicans gleeful. http://bit.
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The exercises have become a kind of group therapy for anxious Athenians.
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Will anxious Republicans in his caucus force his hand at some point?
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We were both anxious, emotional, and incredibly nervous going into my surgery.
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Apte's Nida (her father calls her Nidu) is an anxious rule-follower.
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But she said she's anxious to get back to her old life.
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Hyden was anxious and heartbroken, still deciding the future for her family.
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The book will undoubtedly make fans even more anxious for new music.
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Some visitors had complained that the bounce made them seasick or anxious.
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Every now and again she made an anxious, high-pitched squeaking sound.
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I had been anxious about it even before I got to Japan.
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Anna Sauerbrey BERLIN — Four attacks in a week have left Germany anxious.
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She felt anxious all the time, although she knew he was safe.
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Then a long, tortured path to divorce made her anxious and depressed.
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They are often perceived as selfish, spoiled, anxious, socially inept, and lonely.
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I was afraid, not anxious or scared but afraid for my life.
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Simply noticing when you're feeling anxious can help you identify your uncertainty.
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When you do feel anxious, observe it like you're watching a performance.
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I'm more anxious and just excited to get out there and compete.
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It's worth noting that rich countries are more anxious than poorer ones.
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I do prescribe medication, cautiously and judiciously, for the clinically anxious girl.
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And absolutely, we've seen artists get increasingly anxious about all of that.
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The thing is, anxious sentiment seems to lag behind actual market movements.
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"What kind of things make you feel threatened or anxious?" she asks.
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Do we get more or less anxious depending on what's going on?
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Although the movie suited the prevailing anxious mood, few reviewers were impressed.
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Whenever a man praised his mother for her drinking, Lakshman became anxious.
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Anxious to own his own shop, he made the owner an offer.
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He grabbed the scroll and rolled it out, anxious to get online.
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He was surprised to feel less anxious with it out of sight.
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My older brother, Doug, was rather neurotic—very anxious and, well, weird.
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"You can't be courageous without first being anxious or fearful," he said.
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There were occasional tears and flagging spirits, exacerbated by anxious sleepless nights.
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I was constantly anxious, unable to sleep, eat well, or enjoy myself.
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Investors were also anxious about U.S. nonfarm payroll data due on Friday.
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In the following months, I felt anxious in crowds, especially in theaters.
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The anxious thoughts, if you still have them, hardly make a dent.
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Needless to say, people are pretty anxious to watch the public testimony.
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Hopefully it won't give anxious people one more thing to worry about.
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Trump's summit with Putin has left some lawmakers and administration officials anxious.
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"Short term, the person could actually feel satisfied, less anxious," Kouchaki said.
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Mr. Huyghe's flickering screens, by anxious contrast, have the breath of life.
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But "Helping Your Anxious Child," which Max's psychiatrist recommended, changed my perspective.
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The anxious, hyperactive 7-year-old could become a depressed, lethargic teenager.
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I'm scattered and I get anxious and I get stressed like everybody.
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"My friends are definitely very anxious about the whole situation," he said.
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Many are anxious about school and how friends or teachers perceive them.
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"That could be a kid's way of saying, 'I'm anxious,'" she said.
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I was anxious walking in, thinking, What am I walking into today?
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Onstage, his anxious chords matched the book's seething tone and simmering tension.
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I can be a little more excited and a little less anxious.
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There's plenty to be anxious about for new entrants to the market.
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I have gone through life with a rotating set of anxious tics.
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"The Ash Family" is truly a novel for our climate-anxious age.
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We'll have a lot more with some very anxious candidates just ahead.
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Liberals dominated the first 210 Democratic debates, and it's making moderates anxious.
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I grew increasingly anxious as new facts exposed how little I knew.
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If you're feeling anxious about the United States' future, you're not alone.
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And drinking too much can ultimately make you feel even more anxious.
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Frustrated by many symptoms and few answers, she grew anxious and depressed.
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Being stuck in this routine makes me feel really anxious and powerless.
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For one, tours begin with less anxious questions about distance and elevation.
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But it is also an anxious time for the premium cable channel.
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In any event, the economy is a mess, and business is anxious.
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That's most likely because of an anxious concern for grown-up sensitivities.
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Too many activities can make children anxious and edgy, leading to meltdowns.
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Awkward, uncertain, anxious, sometimes angry, and often feeling I didn't fit in.
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The evacuees at the gym said they were anxious to get back.
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They can make one person anxious, another serene or spiritual, another creative.
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He was anxious and sweaty when he visited the funeral director's office.
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As well, American officials are anxious about Chinese influence in Latin America.
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It's okay to feel anxious about what we'll do after we graduate.
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I opened my copy with shaking hands, anxious to see the results.
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I opened my copy with shaking hands, anxious to see the results.
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But with COVID-19, I'm not as anxious as I've been before.
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Other wedding providers are also anxious about the months of uncertainty ahead.
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Even the anxious New York human can adapt to an unusual situation.
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Are you anxious to get back to school as soon as possible?
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"I definitely do have an anxious sort of mind," Rossiter says, unprompted.
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Outside the family, Nóra is very shy and can be quite anxious.
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Feeling anxious, Ms. Ramirez started smoking up to two packs a day.
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Teenagers — and people of all ages — will and should feel anxious occasionally.
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Who goes to dances and can walk around without always being anxious.
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But, at an anxious moment in Britain, she seems to personify it.
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It still makes me shaky and anxious for a solid 15 minutes.
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" It was replaced with: "He told me he had been extremely anxious.
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And you get excited and you get anxious at the same time.
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They keep me grounded and help normalize some of my anxious tendencies.
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When I was negotiating for this job, I was unemployed and anxious.
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Replace anxious thoughts with reassuring ones — a "money mantra," if you will.
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The closer we got to the checkpoint, the more anxious I felt.
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My father is increasingly anxious as he faces his own end times.
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"I used to be anxious about people looking at me," she said.
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"It's made me feel a little lost, a little anxious," she says.
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The movie titles got a lot of that anti-anxious decency across.
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The markets have been anxious about what Powell will say on inflation.
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Naturally she was anxious to get her side of the story across.
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Fehrenbacher said he felt "super anxious" and stayed up until 3 a.m.
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The EU is anxious to avoid the collapse of the 2016 deal.
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Meanwhile, Kevin, studying at the Berklee College of Music, is increasingly anxious.
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Finally, you can try mindfulness techniques if you start to feel anxious.
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"There were a few anxious moments earlier in the week," Pletcher conceded.
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But you might still be anxious about the spread of the virus.
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"Everyone's anxious," Carnahan said about the researchers on his team at Vanderbilt.
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In those anxious moments, I am reduced to my ethno-religious origin.
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You sort of feel anxious even when there's absolutely nothing to do.
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There is a special shame in being so anxious about these forms.
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NASA , as well as federal lawmakers, are anxious to speed things up.
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It's a mundane moment, but he notably looks anxious, maybe even afraid.
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U.S. consumers are getting increasingly anxious about the trade war with China.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain is also said to be anxious.
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Have you been anxious to find out who would win the election?
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The next time you're feeling anxious or overworked, work one — or all!
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I'm feeling extremely anxious and can't seem to calm my mind down.
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I'm anxious about house buying and the upstairs neighbor is being loud.
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In their state of anxious flight, many didn't even notice the corpse.
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Recess is a sparkling CBD beverage geared towards anxious, aesthetic-obsessed millennials.
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Dujardin has worked on anxious horses since she was a little girl.
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Either way, there's definitely a widespread perception that we're becoming increasingly anxious.
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We're anxious to get back to the work of the American people.
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For Nedergaard, the results made her anxious about her own bedtime priorities.
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Classroom environments made him anxious; the bustle of students kept him vigilant.
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Not all anxious people have depression; not all depressed people have anxiety.
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I'm anxious, any day I have to work, and I can't eat.
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He had recently started a new antidepressant but still felt very anxious.
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"I've been anxious from the beginning of the whole process," she said.
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The thought of you down in the dumps may make her anxious.
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Brett is salty, profane, thick-skinned — a bruiser to Cardy's anxious artist.
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"We had a lot of anxious moments," Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For some anxious investors, bond markets have lost the plot.
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When you use the word "anxious" that's the sentiment that I get.
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There are still days where I am incredibly anxious or incredibly stressed.
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Though I'm typically anxious in social situations, I felt at ease here.
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Feel awkward and anxious in the company of people you don't know?
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We hear the phrase "anxious times" applied to the young so often.
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Wouldn't someone with crippling anxiety feel more anxious during times of distress?
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Somehow, though, the anxious pursuit of the perfect shirt had become consuming.
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"Some people are so anxious about a performance situation that they create a self-fulfilling prophecy by avoiding preparing, and then the reality becomes true, that you should be anxious because you're not ready for it," Dr. Chansky says.
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After Jackson's death, these artists were anxious to be represented by a gallery.
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His mood tanked: he was depressed, and anxious, and his patience was nonexistent.
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As the phone rang, my heart was racing and I felt pretty anxious.
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This being an anxious and litigious age, Reagan's river beach is closed now.
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Anxious customers tweeted to Southwest that they could not check in for flights.
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It's anxious, fidgety music, as electronically splintered as the 21st-century attention span.
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Four years and two children later, Swasan is anxious to escape her situation.
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Anxious officials arrested ringleaders; censors scrubbed mentions of the protest from the internet.
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You might be anxious about losing your job or struggling through relationship issues.
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She's anxious and overworked thanks to her Adderall pushing mother, Alice (Mädchen Amick).
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Anxious for Apple to show Google how it's done with augmented reality glasses?
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Handy said he's anxious to hear back from the company about the driver.
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Three or more is a crime against humanity and your fellow anxious contestants.
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It was really sweet to see her anxious to get home to Stormi.
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Chester's wife, Talinda, told cops he would do that when he was anxious.
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I figured he was either cleaning or, because I'm an anxious person, dead.
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Still, Fox-Disney, who produced the film, should be a little bit anxious.
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Some anxious Catalan depositors traveled to neighboring regions to open bank accounts there.
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The more anxious people are, the less willpower they have to resist SIB.
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By all accounts, Rubio is a very anxious person; overconfidence isn't his problem.
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Do you ever feel anxious about taking the train or attending big events?
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After about 40 minutes, McRaven was "getting a little bit anxious," he recalled.
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I blare music so I don't hear my anxious thoughts and make dinner.
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Anyone attempting to exit got riddled with chemical rounds from their anxious rifles.
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But for those anxious to hear about the deals already, we got you.
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It's like watching a high-school play starring a gaggle of anxious teens.
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I want people to fly through my books anxious to turn the pages.
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He thought about when he had most helped his depressed and anxious patients.
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Users told me they log on when they feel sad, anxious, or lonely.
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As always, it sounds anxious, racist, and distinctly out of tune with reality.
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Team Rising discuss why some establishment Democrats are anxious about a Warren presidency.
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Like few contemporary films, "Anesthesia" distills the anxious intellectual tenor of the times.
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After our chat, I felt a lot less anxious about my next decade.
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The Economist: What role does technology play in creating a more anxious society?
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Eichner, of course, is the running, anxious host of Billy on the Street.
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Pence acknowledged that many Americans were disappointed and anxious after Trump's surprise Nov.
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Cathay's predicament shows why global boardrooms are growing more anxious about Chinese anger.
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Luckily we talked things out and I feel a lot less anxious now.
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NOTES: Lakers coach Luke Walton admitted to being anxious before his first game.
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That uncertainty is why thousands of DACA immigrants are so anxious right now.
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The numerary assistant who saw me dropped her eyes and seemed very anxious.
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Party guests are still picking at hummus and artichoke dip, but they're anxious.
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Social psychologists study three main types of attachment styles: secure, avoidant, and anxious.
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That reading can make you more anxious than you were to begin with.
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We have a long chat about how anxious I'm feeling about my career.
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Perhaps you will recall that you were a little scared, a little anxious.
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But, in addition to being a morning person, I'm also an anxious person.
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And how they're anxious for the future and don't know what to do.
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They are anxious about social stability in a year studded with sensitive anniversaries.
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BRITAIN'S exporters are anxious to sell more to markets beyond the European Union.
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Mike: We're the proper mix of anxious and excitement as we get closer.
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Many states are anxious to prevent any Russian-Turkish-Iranian project for Syria.
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The involvement of criminal organizations makes Mexico even more anxious to crack down.
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"I just feel really anxious about it," Mellencamp Arroyave said in episode 3.
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"I am now anxious what my son's future will be like," she said.
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" After Lou zooms off, Chris confides that he's "beyond anxious" and "beyond upset.
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It strips our anxious thoughts of the power to bleed into our lives.
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No wonder people are anxious and looking for reassurance -- looking for steady leadership.
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Poland, which is particularly anxious about next-door Russia, boosted spending by 8.9%.
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You can get energy from other people and still be anxious around them.
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None were apocalyptic, but as an anxious 12-year-old, they felt insurmountable.
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Evacuee David Nail was anxious to learn if his house had been destroyed.
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We still feel trapped, restricted, anxious, surveilled, scrutinized, by things like gender roles.
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But she is also anxious about the challenges ahead as she gets older.
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On Wednesday, many said they were growing anxious about the North's erratic behavior.
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Why was I making myself anxious because of the dictates of the "ought"?
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Regardless, your anxious tinfoil hat types will certainly love the hack-proof promise.
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Are you anxious to let me people know about the existence of Periscope.
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"We are both really excited and anxious," Maddie, 21, said at the time.
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"When the Agents questioned me, I felt scared and anxious," the affidavit reads.
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Elizabeth says she goes to Cummins' classroom when she is upset or anxious.
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The impact was particularly strong for children whose parents were anxious about maths.
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It's not a real vacation when you're so anxious about what you're spending.
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Upon seeing the results, I felt relieved and excited, and then immediately anxious.
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It will also help you since your pet won't be anxious and distracting.
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It was anxious to discourage other euro-zone members from seeking flexibility, too.
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Driving it around New York City left me feeling both thrilled and anxious.
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Upset, anxious, shaking Ahluwalia was in Mexico City for a contemporary art show.
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Alex—not his real name—was cerebral and boyishly handsome, but socially anxious.
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I would be Tina, the teenager who is really sexually anxious and awkward.
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He was especially anxious that the company didn't come across as too apologetic.
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It's a question frequently asked by anxious investors in times of relative calm.
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Sneaking in your own snacks to a cinema can be an anxious moment.
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This might make them fearful around other people or anxious around law enforcement.
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The Russian team could now face an anxious wait after the crowd trouble.
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I'm just really anxious to finish this book I'm writing now on ecosystems.
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He no longer looks like a forlorn octopus, anxious about his school play.
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This category is followed by those anxious about their careers or in academics.
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Many Britons feel anxious about these broader shifts, and immigrants make convenient scapegoats.
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Individual senators and members of Congress are reportedly anxious over what comes next.
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Runners, walkers, cyclists, and stroller-pushers become socially anxious obstacles for other groups.
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Canadians, like the rest of the world, have the right to be anxious.
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But up close, an anxious, eerie emptiness has Short Creek in its hold.
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Notice what you are feeling; is this conversation making you anxious or angry?
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This #mamabear was anxious leaving the kiddos but enjoying reconnecting with my love.
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During that period of time, I experienced just about every anxious sensation possible.
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A very anxious citizenry, both pro- and anti-Trump, deserves answers and accountability.
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The gameplay is unyieldingly anxious, perfecting the powerlessness of a surprise horde attack.
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Rejoicing all round, surely, especially for anxious consumers awaiting their winter heating bills.
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I'm anxious because I fear that the fight will continue after the election.
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Some Democrats are anxious about going all in on Trump's response, she says.
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It all made me extremely anxious, and it wasn't even aimed at me.
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America the Anxious is available on October 4th, 2016 from St Martin's Press.
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He's obviously passionate about music and anxious to discuss Down in a Hole.
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It's about 10 AM, which means I've been up since 5 AM, anxious.
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Any more than that, Bonci said, could make you feel anxious or jittery.
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"That's the kind of game (where) you got a little anxious," Franco said.
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She was very anxious, hoping to pull a needle out of a haystack.
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Somebody can sell to you better by making you feel anxious about something.
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It fell far harder against the yen, a frequent bolthole for the anxious.
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"I was a bit anxious at first," Thomas told Refinery29 of the reunion.
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We were staying in this beautiful house, and I felt pressured and anxious.
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"Everybody is so anxious to see him," said Kirby Yates, a Yankees reliever.
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Loom aims to help anxious parents navigate the maze of contemporary childcare protocols.
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Many of the movie's comedy skits are anxious projections of female sexual independence.
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I most often feel anxious at night, when I stay up overthinking things.
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But Democrats are anxious that the dizzying developments could suddenly halt their progress.
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Maybe he isn't anxious to give Donald Trump an opportunity to replace him.
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In art, an old anxious provincialism, fixated on Paris, had been swept away.
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As they eagerly awaited their baby's birth this spring, they felt increasingly anxious.
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His mother, Christine, anxious because of health problems, had woken at 3 a.m.
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"He added: "Your families spend anxious nights so we can sleep in peace.
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Though not everyone is anxious for the stock to hit the public markets.
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Given the growing economic concerns, it's unsurprising that business owners are growing anxious.
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In that context, Ms. Huffington's decision to leave surprised an already anxious newsroom.
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Even so, South Koreans are anxious to go about their business as normal.
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A lot of baby boomers are now retired, anxious and have trouble sleeping.
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In private, however, her ministers and advisers are anxious about what lies ahead.
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The crowd grew noticeably anxious, and the Giants' sideline seemed restless as well.
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It frequently includes distraction because it's hard to focus when you're socially anxious.
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"I know he's anxious because he's the last starter," manager Torey Lovullo said.
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Already he has come under intense scrutiny from trade unions and anxious politicians.
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But 56 percent also said they feel "anxious and uncertain" over the economy.
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Mr. Trump's complaints resonate among these groups and others anxious about the future.
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I felt anxious riding next to a big truck in the West Village.
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Some anxious Catalan depositors travelled to neighbouring regions to open bank accounts there.
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Anxious experts warned that his presidency would be "a disaster" for the country.
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But many of the Pakistanis were uncertain and anxious about what would happen.
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Third, people are extremely anxious that their group might be condemned or denigrated.
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She was pretty anxious, worried that maybe she wasn't smart enough to program.
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Here are a few tricks you can use during your most anxious times.
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I feel lighter, not tight and anxious and depressed like I did before.
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Caption: A foreign visitor bursts into anxious laughter while being kissed by Cong.
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The other coders stared reverently, anxious to hear what she'd have to say.
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I get more and more anxious through the years, so I don't know.
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Each day I was not called for medical chain, I grew more anxious.
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There's droney passages, but there's also anxious motorik, cosmic ambience, and swooning psychedelia.
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Some people avoid it because just one cup makes them jittery and anxious.
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He's less tired but just as anxious as the coders that surround him.
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Cardi B says she's feeling anxious and helpless as the shutdown drags on.
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Race against time Anxious residents have been awaiting word on their loved ones.
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Tokarczuk herself was outside: crowds make her anxious, and she was steeling herself.
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Now, anxious New Yorkers are wondering just how wide the virus will spread.
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The more school he missed, the more anxious he felt about missing school.
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And the more anxious he felt, the more hopeless and depressed he became.
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He knows, for example, that raising a severely anxious child can feel counterintuitive.
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How, for example, do you set and enforce limits with an anxious teenager?
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That fact can undoubtedly be a good thing in anxious times like this.
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So if you're feeling more anxious than usual, know that you're not alone.
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"My mother drove, but she was a very anxious driver," Ms. Chast said.
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"I'm incredibly anxious, but I'm trying to see the bright side," she says.
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Elaine seems anxious to have me in the kitchen, which I understand completely.
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This creates a kind of heaving, a throbbing, a breathing — anxious, calm, abiding.
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All that wallpaper makes me anxious — who's going to take it all down?
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Plus a giddy prom-goer and a very anxious actress — and only here.
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Prosecutors had reason to feel anxious about arguing the case before Judge Martini.
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I'm not anxious about anything, except maybe saying something stupid in an interview.
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A fear of upsetting others drives individuals with an anxious preoccupied attachment style.
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Some polls even suggest that Republican voters are becoming anxious about the situation.
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On Tuesday, anxious city residents waited to see if the truce would hold.
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I used to feel anxious and backed into a corner by the questioning.
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If that's something that sounds tantalizing to your anxious behind, then lean in.
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But for people who are depressed or anxious, it's easier to believe that.
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The camera moved in for a close-up of her pale, anxious face.
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Business leaders, anxious to preserve cross-border supply chains, generally support the plan.
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All this uncertainty has left DREAMers and their families anxious about the future.
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"How are you today?" a smiling Serita asks her anxious, primarily nonwhite defendants.
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Mr. Janzen seems unnecessarily anxious, as if not knowing how good he is.
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The most important thing to keep in mind if you are extra anxious?
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The incidents seem related to an unprecedented drought that's making the bees anxious.
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The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has everyone feeling anxious, stressed, and panicked.
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Their fellow alumni, feeling more anxious with each death, started to keep count.
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"You're there waiting at the end — you're like an anxious parent," he said.
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Aimless and anxious 20-somethings in popular culture were nothing new, of course.
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If certain people are making you anxious, take a step back from them.
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My mother is sleepier these days, more likely to zone out, more anxious.
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Meanwhile, Ryan becomes anxious about current events, which leads to a surprising announcement.
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Nervous and anxious, he read the assignment in front of three other students.
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I suspect that angry, anxious voters will turn out this November in droves.
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It can delay your REM sleep — which causes many people to feel anxious.
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Then the second one is a higher tension, faster, kind of anxious section.
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I'm already very anxious about this dinner and it's only a hypothetical situation.
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Fire alarms were sounding in the dorms, according to posts from anxious parents.
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One described the banker as having been "extremely anxious" over the Libor affair.
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She said she became "scared" and "anxious" about it, prompting the text messages.
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But he said he was anxious that he might lose to Mr. Trump.
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It also dives into the science unraveling the mysteries of the anxious brain.
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It's too stupid, it was said; a flock of anxious sheep, and unpredictable.
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Jaime is self-conscious, anxious and unsure of his place in the world.
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We stopped at yet another red light, and I started to get anxious.
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We all know that dreaded anxious feeling when your smartphone battery turns red.
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" When reporters pressed him on the schedule, he quipped: "Y'all seem very anxious.
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An anxious nation is rooting for Mr. Trump not to let that happen.
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The Kern County Coroner may be the most anxious to have a decision.
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Models also help students avoid becoming anxious when it's time to start writing.
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But several people who spoke with him said he seemed distracted and anxious.
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I get stressed out easily and anxious easily too when I'm at work.
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The travel ban had left many anxious about the sudden loss of income.
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Studies show they grow anxious and do worse on some high-stakes tests.
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"I'm as anxious as anyone to see the ups and down," she said.
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Still, Cristian was anxious, and grew increasingly distressed as he recounted their history.
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My baseline personality is anxious, brooding melancholy peppered with spurts of Pomeranian enthusiasm.
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Others stayed behind, joyful but anxious about whether their girls had been liberated.
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This year, Democrats are desperate to replace Trump, but the party is anxious.
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Many are anxious about choosing someone who can beat President Trump in November.
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If we feel really anxious, we reason that something must be really risky.
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Anxious Iraqi soldiers unloaded their comrade wrapped in a thick, blood-soaked blanket.
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"People are anxious because of the economic situation and that's understandable," he said.
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"You're always kind of anxious with a deal of this magnitude," he said.
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In a Bangalore coffee shop, an anxious young man recounts his family's travails.
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A South African crack cocaine addict walks into a clinic, disoriented and anxious.
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More recently, however, she admitted feeling "stressed and anxious" about her upcoming birthday.
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After six months, they were less anxious and more pleasant in interracial interactions.
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I do feel a little anxious as I'm waiting for the plane, though.
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Practicing controlled breathing can help lower the stress response and calm anxious thoughts.
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"Lots of people are anxious, wanting to know where things are," said Rep.
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IT WAS BOUND to be an anxious year for the Chinese Communist Party.
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Books and TV shows are tapping into the country's anxious preoccupation with decline.
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Anxious gossip about who is and isn't mentioned in the latest news reports.
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A lot of people get anxious about mingling at the company holiday party.
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And for most people, eco-anxious or not, convenience trumps work any day.
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Its actions in the Kuiper case indicate it's anxious to protect that investment.
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If you&aposre still feeling anxious post-interview, try using some mindfulness exercises.
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Irene Hierrezuelo, 50, had been so anxious in recent weeks about her Oct.
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I'm a punctual, anxious person, so I reminded Dad that the nuptials approached.
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So, the most important thing is we shouldn't be panicking or being anxious.
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"I think both the families and the companies are very anxious," Wagner said.
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Now Brazil is casting an anxious eye on dozens of dams like it.
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Those hilarious trappings seem set up to avoid making us anxious for him.
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As his tour drew to a close, Mr. Schute began to feel anxious.
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Abraham Lincoln, however, was anxious to preserve his fragile alliance with loyal slaveholders.
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Were you anxious to make that jump, knowing others had missed the mark?
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Other problems ranged from feeling anxious to difficulty getting or keeping an erection.
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I was even starting to get a little frustrated or a little anxious.
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I didn't know then that I was medicating my anxious perception of reality.
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As Manarchy's first transmasculine performer, Thompson remembers feeling excited and a little anxious.
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"If you are anxious, [belief in] superstitions are more likely," Vyse told me.
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When you get in those anxious head spaces how do you distance yourself?
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My nightly hauntings had me so anxious that sometimes I avoided sleep altogether.
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Even if your project is to lead your life without psychological anxiety before death — for example by devoting yourself to Buddhist meditation — that project is intelligible only because you are anxious not to waste your life on being anxious before death.
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Does merely looking at hundreds of unread emails in your inbox make you anxious?
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Only long-term use can prove out Apple's claims and soothe my anxious mind.
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Seventy percent of those asked said that the idea of Trump made them anxious.
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"I get anxious, mostly kinda when I'm reliving my father's last steps," he says.
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That works just fine when they're pitching themselves to an anxious, unhappy Republican base.
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If you have an anxious thought, "identify it and argue with it," says Simon.
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Price: Varies Know someone who's perennially stressed out — or especially anxious about the holidays?
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The regulator is anxious to stop any potential mis-selling scandal in the future.
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"I'm just so anxious because I want to play my music," Gomez said, laughing.
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A Chicago catering company anxious owner is taking out his frustration on his employees.
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Toward the end of the movie, I get anxious about my long day tomorrow.
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"I've always been really anxious and self-conscious about my singing voice," she explains.
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In a less anxious world, Pepper might come across as a cute technological novelty.
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The peppy pooch helps anxious children facing potentially uncomfortable procedure feel calm and content.
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And, know that you can be both confident and anxious; they're two different things.
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This could also lead to anxious and unpredictable actions on the part of Kiev.
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Others are interested but anxious, concerned that embracing the left will alienate moderate voters.
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Have you felt anxious about taking the underground or going places since the attack?
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We were raised with two extremely anxious parents, but neither of them were hypochondriacs.
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The downturned mouth, the anxious eyebrows, the vacant eyes staring horrified into the abyss?
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We drink wine and talk and just laugh until I don't feel anxious anymore.
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"I became paranoid and anxious around kids, so I went to therapy," she said.
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But they were too anxious to really celebrate, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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It helps Mrs Merkel that world news is keeping Germans anxious for steady leadership.
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That a swathe of voters are chauvinist and anxious is not news, after all.
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Waco isn't the big hit those early, anxious profiles of Kitsch were waiting for.
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"We're deeply depressed and anxious over what the school year will hold," Creeley said.
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