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But don't be alarmed — it's for a good cause.
Its statement said there was no need to be alarmed.
They've warned people not to be alarmed by the explosion.
We celebrate his electoral win, but we should be alarmed.
The people of Hong Kong are right to be alarmed.
" He continued: "All Americans should be alarmed by Russia's actions.
That's not to say there's nothing to be alarmed about.
Or perhaps they just don't care enough to be alarmed.
And yes, Mercury is in retrograde, but don't be alarmed.
Frightening as that sounds, there's probably no need to be alarmed.
However, Shepherd also said those who have braces shouldn't be alarmed.
Khan actually said Londoners shouldn't be alarmed by the increased security.
"There is nothing to be alarmed about with this," Gortler said.
The scientists caution that people shouldn't be alarmed by their discovery.
Don't be alarmed if you see a lot of deficiencies noted.
For once, scientists and astrologers agree: You need not be alarmed.
Long-term investors shouldn't be alarmed and shouldn't avoid stocks altogether.
Colors pop and the picture is so sharp you might be alarmed.
Still, the results are "nothing to be alarmed by," Eastmond told Mashable.
Don't be alarmed if you leave the theater feeling a little dazed.
"The point is, there is a reason to be alarmed," she said.
But, no, I don't see anything to be alarmed about at present.
Still, Sweeney says those are not currently compelling reasons to be alarmed.
But don't be alarmed: the shower poses absolutely no threat to Earth.
Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
"People with difficulty sleeping shouldn't be alarmed by this finding," he said.
"We should all be alarmed when dissenting voices are quashed," he added.
Employees shouldn't be alarmed if that happens, as it's a natural adjustment.
"Every American should be alarmed by Russia's attacks on our nation," he said.
Don't be alarmed by market uncertainty — it's all a normal part of investing.
This will direct you to a page of code, but don't be alarmed!
Don't be alarmed if you find that the new pricing isn't reflected everywhere.
"All Americans should be alarmed by Russia's actions," Obama said in a statement.
The EC is right to be alarmed about the trajectory of Polish democracy.
If you hear a bit of joyful shrieking this afternoon, don't be alarmed.
Don't be alarmed if people suddenly have to leave to refresh their drinks.
Don't be alarmed if the color varies from pure white to slightly green.
Do not be alarmed by the gusts of wind you heard Sunday evening.
Instead, it wants the world to be alarmed at the consequences of antagonizing Russia.
"Every American should be alarmed by Russia's attacks on our nation," committee Chairman Sen.
The hand-wringers are right to be alarmed: Things will never be the same.
Look at their hands and be alarmed if there are no hands on display.
The gun store owner said Dalton didn't give him any reason to be alarmed.
But he has reason to be alarmed if the economy tanks under his watch.
"Women don't need to be alarmed about C-section causing obesity in their children."
Don't be alarmed by the "graphic content" warning; this is a perfectly safe image.
"It's quite alarming that extinction is accelerating, and everyone should be alarmed," he says.
There's a lot we still don't know, but we know enough to be alarmed.
"We're huggers, don't be alarmed," says Alana, throwing her small arms around my shoulders.
Trump is not the first US president to be alarmed over North Korea's nuclear program.
Op-Ed Contributor ALL Americans should be alarmed about the effects of money in politics.
"Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia," Tillerson will say.
Nearby Singapore, with its different mix of the same ethnic groups, should also be alarmed.
But don't be alarmed: This plasma consisted of less than a milligram of helium ions.
Psychiatrists would be alarmed if mental illness were considered an absolute bar to public service.
Don't be alarmed — they've still got their high-waisted shape and perfectly vintage, sky blue wash.
"The public should not be alarmed and the public health advice remains the same," it added.
If you see a massive line outside your local Ben & Jerry's scoop shop, don't be alarmed.
" Tillerson will also say Washington's NATO allies are "right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
Trump alleged that Khan had said there was "no need to be alarmed" by the attack.
Twitter and Facebook If your number of Twitter followers suddenly drops this week, don't be alarmed.
But he has reason to be alarmed if the economy were to tank under his watch.
This sounds like a scary process, but scientists assure us there's no need to be alarmed.
Even the biggest fans of doing this should be alarmed by how incompetently it was handled.
People thought he would be alarmed if it was revealed that he was having an affair.
He said the hospital will take every precaution and that the public should not be alarmed.
" And he appropriately chastised London Mayor Sadiq Khan for suggesting there is "no reason to be alarmed.
"I don't want anybody to be alarmed, but I do want everybody to be prepared," he said.
Many more people need to be alarmed and engaged and there are ways to make that happen.
But don't be alarmed: This is not your destination (though it is owned by the same company).
And since South Korea has already registered the Dragon Boat Festival as theirs, we should be alarmed.
This is not known to be harmful and mothers who need a caesarean should not be alarmed.
Taiwan was monitoring the situation, had detected nothing unusual and people should not be alarmed, it added.
Do not be alarmed by the title, with its promise of dangerous confrontation and energy run amok.
Even China would be alarmed to find its neighbor and quasi-ally suddenly flirting with global war.
But it's an attitude those who fear money's corrupting influence in politics will be alarmed to see.
"The public should not be alarmed," counter-terrorism police, who are leading the investigation, said in a statement.
Investors shouldn't really be "alarmed" by the market sell-off, veteran trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Tuesday.
"They would be alarmed by the growing inability, and even unwillingness, to separate truth from lies," he said.
"The person who witnesses a panic attack for the first time may also be alarmed," says Dr. Murrough.
So when the Ethereum exchange GDAX experienced a flash crash last week, investors were right to be alarmed.
And now the real wolf might be just around the corner that industry experts should be alarmed about.
So, if cattle farms start to lose that nostalgic aroma in the years to come, don't be alarmed.
It's perfectly reasonable to be alarmed about her nomination, given the demonstrated failure of the policies she supports.
The president described Khan as "pathetic" after the Mayor said London residents had "no reason to be alarmed".
Why would they be alarmed by Russian interference in the election when it got them what they wanted?
Upon cracking the seal on the sparkling water, don't be alarmed if it's filled with big, bubbly energy.
Parents (and taxpayers) would surely be alarmed at the degradation of their schools if they knew the truth.
When you google this product, if words like "whitening" come up in place of "hydrating," don't be alarmed.
"I'm setting it for 7:30 AM, so don't be alarmed when my vagina starts buzzing," I said.
The president, flanked by his top health officials, said Americans should not be alarmed by the latest news.
Despite all of this, the US pundits profess to be alarmed about the prospect of Medicare for All.
Trump miscast remarks Khan had made about there being "no reason to be alarmed" about a future attack.
If you see a little green snake, do not be alarmed, it's a garter snake and it's harmless.
You don't need to dig through court documents or follow the machinations of congressional procedure to be alarmed.
One would think Instacart would be alarmed by such actions, signaling that customers are confused and workers are outraged.
Publishers fighting to recruit top-selling authors have other reasons to be alarmed by the growth of self-publishing.
A local conservation group condemned Friday's approval, saying in a statement that "Australians should be alarmed by this decision".
This is a large, heavy cake so don't be alarmed if it takes a little longer in your oven.
In less than 3603 minutes at the store, Southwick said, Dalton never gave him any reason to be alarmed.
However, there is no reason for residents to be alarmed because the exercise will occur in a controlled environment.
Locate the Cycle Tracking app Don't be alarmed if you don't see the Cycle Tracking app on your phone.
"We will see more armed officers on our streets, but there is no reason to be alarmed," he added.
"There's no reason to be alarmed," he said in a statement that Trump appeared to take out of context.
"I don't think there's need to be alarmed, but there's certainly reason to be concerned," said North Dakota Rep.
Khan on Sunday said Londoners had "no reason to be alarmed" by a larger police presence on the streets.
The Europeans also should be alarmed by the brazenness of Iran's actions and prospect for significant future oil disruptions.
If you hear a metallic rasp as you open the cover of Cordelia Fine's new book, don't be alarmed.
Upon entry, don't be alarmed if you hear "Rule, Britannia!" a patriotic British anthem, blasted from the shop's speakers.
We don't see any reason to be alarmed up front, but it's something you might want to consider before joining.
It's easy to laugh at the absurdity of the views expressed by female privilege believers, but we should be alarmed.
And, if the response of the security community is any indication, America's most famous whistleblower has reason to be alarmed.
He deflects President Trump's criticism of the Mayor of London, saying Londoners should be alarmed by the wave of terrorism.
It's easy to be alarmed by the "dilution" of mindfulness on Instagram, but it's not always cause for hand waving.
But Zuckerberg reveals exactly why the left should be alarmed that Silicon Valley is taking the lead on this issue.
When the politician is not some obscure backbencher but the president of the Burundian Senate, the world should be alarmed.
I think the non-farm payroll number was just a little bit weak but it's nothing to be alarmed about.
If you see anelectric scootertootling along the street by itself in the not-too-distant future, do not be alarmed.
Americans of all political backgrounds should be alarmed that General Flynn will be President-elect Donald Trump's national security adviser.
"Long-term investors shouldn't be alarmed and shouldn't avoid stocks altogether," Shiller wrote in the New York Times in March.
Jazz traditionalists shouldn't be alarmed, though: There's plenty of virtuosic firepower with Branford Marsalis, Benny Golson and Cécile McLorin Salvant.
Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement.
RELATED: Lawmakers preparing Russia sanctions bill "Every American should be alarmed by Russia's attacks on our nation," the Arizona Republican said.
Simple -- many people are less likely to be alarmed by non-Muslims engaging in what should be seen as suspicious activity.
If you care at all about the role of the university in our society, then you should be alarmed by this.
Republicans must be alarmed that Trump's first action post-convention was to shiv Cruz, instead of turning toward the general election.
When Trump denies this, his words are so contrary to the facts and the truth that every American should be alarmed.
Party leaders sought to reassure voters before polls opened that their stance on gun laws was nothing to be alarmed about.
Take them up on it, and don't be alarmed if they offer an opinion on whether your two choices work together.
But Trump blasted Khan for the "no reason to be alarmed" remark in a tweet that took it out of context.
Don't be alarmed if you see blood clots in it — but talk to your doctor if they're larger than a plum.
He added that "you'd have to have your head buried" in sand not to be alarmed by 2019's environmental catastrophes.
" Rex Tillerson, the nominee for secretary of state, said, "Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
Try 20 minutes instead of two miles, and don't be alarmed if you don't go as far mile-wise as you expect.
ET. Don't be alarmed if the video cuts out right as the booster comes in for its landing on the drone ship.
Snapchat Kylie Cosmetics fans, don't be alarmed if you hear an unexpected knock at your door — it might be King Kylie herself!
In other words, President Trump will text you (and every other US resident) this afternoon — but there's no need to be alarmed.
Still, she noted consumers need not be alarmed as there is no immediate risk of death or disease related to meat consumption.
The facility needs its own ventilation system, and that system must be alarmed in case it malfunctions or someone tampers with it.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," he tweeted.
"At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
"There have been no deaths or complications so far, so I urge our brothers and sisters not to be alarmed," said Suwannachai.
Khan told Londoners they should not be alarmed by the increased police presence following a terrorist attack in London earlier this month.
We should all be alarmed at this dangerously uncoordinated approach and this administration's lackadaisical response to the death of thousands of Americans.
Any corporate board would be alarmed by the turnover in Trump's administration, the number of unfilled leadership positions and temporary/acting replacements.
Why shouldn't we be alarmed by a string of 1's and 0's that deliberately puts false beliefs into our brains?
Khan was, in fact, advising the public not to be alarmed at seeing increased police presence in the wake of the attacks.
"Please do not be alarmed if you smell gas," he's typed on a sign that is taped to the restaurant's front door.
Roberts intended his argument as a reductio ad absurdum, assuming that defenders of same-sex marriage would be alarmed by the implication.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," Trump tweeted.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," he wrote.
A new report documents the concentration of cutting-edge industries in a few coastal areas and why lawmakers ought to be alarmed.
Should a deal get inked, attention will shift to regulators, who may be alarmed that a merger would reduce choice for consumers.
But many House Republicans say the American public would be alarmed by the conclusions in the Nunes memo alleging FBI misconduct. Sen.
BTW, don't be alarmed by the video -- it's about 400 nairas to $1 US -- so Cardi won't go broke in the club.
For those who continue to be alarmed by Mr. Trump's rhetoric and expressed values, what is the proper response to his presidency?
The president had taken the mayor's comments out of context; he was asking Londoners not be alarmed at an enhanced police presence.
" At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
He accused Khan of making a "pathetic excuse" after the mayor urged Londoners not to be alarmed by extra police on the streets.
Pray do not be alarmed, gentle readers, but I am here to tell you that Jane Austen has been pumped full of helium.
In tweets, Trump offered help to Britain but also leveled apparent criticism of Khan for saying there was no need to be alarmed.
The Priest notices her breaking the fourth wall – don't be alarmed if you recoil instinctively when he looks us directly in the eye.
The site also notes that pancakes are traditionally thin in the U.K., so don't be alarmed by the crispy edges of Beckham's pancake.
Earlier Khan had said Britons should not be alarmed to see a higher police presence on the streets of London following the incident.
Some countries, including Poland and the Baltic states, would be alarmed at the idea of parting with America and pursuing detente with Russia.
" Incredibly, Roosevelt asserted that Americans "cannot seriously be alarmed when they cry 'unconstitutional' at every effort to better the condition of our people.
Yet Mr. Tamene still saw no reason to be alarmed: He found copies of the phishing emails in the D.N.C.'s spam filter.
Herrera won't be alarmed unless the number of people in th e US who are infected and dying exceeds that of the flu.
While governments worldwide are likely to be alarmed, the reaction is likely to be much more mixed among the global Facebook user base.
If he can cast doubt on the President's citizenship, then it's hard not to be alarmed by the possibility of his policies coming together.
Looking at the lack of willingness to vote in Britain, he would be alarmed and ashamed at our apparent indifference to politics and politicians.
No need to be alarmed, this is just an extremely fascinating infrastructural feature—which also happens to look extremely beautiful under the right circumstances.
Huawei's vice president for Europe, Abraham Liu, gave a speech this morning proclaiming that America's founding fathers would be alarmed by President Trump's actions.
He called out London Mayor Sadiq Khan for allegedly saying that there was "no reason to be alarmed" in the wake of the attack.
So don't be alarmed if you see trucks zipping past you without someone at the wheel soon — it could happen sooner than you think.
"They would be alarmed by an increasing turn away from universal values and toward old ties of blood, and race, and sectarianism," McCain said.
"There is no need to be alarmed, fuel and services are guaranteed," Curacao's Prime Minister Eugene Rhuggenaath said in a news conference on Sunday.
"There is no justification whatsoever for such barbaric acts," Khan said, adding that "there's no reason to be alarmed" over an increased police presence.
If you receive photos of the provocative artist Jeff Koons's sculptures looming under and over international landmarks, don't be alarmed: It's just augmented reality.
Norway's defense minister, Ine Eriksen Soreide, said in an interview on Sunday that Russia had no reason to be alarmed by the Marines' presence.
The newly-fortified partnership between Moscow and Beijing is seen as risky for Washington but President Donald Trump's administration doesn't seem to be alarmed.
"Several days ago they came to us and said there's nothing to be alarmed about," said Schlapp, a lobbyist who is the ACU's chairman.
His quote of Khan was out of context; the mayor's full comment told Londoners not to be alarmed by seeing an increased police presence.
"For the Fed, there's nothing to be alarmed about in this morning's data," said Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," Trump tweeted on Monday morning.
Khan had earlier said Londoners would see an increased police presence on the streets of the city and people should not be alarmed by that.
That decision often comes at his own peril and those who want to worry about President Trump's personal status have every reason to be alarmed.
In the tweets, Trump took a phrase from Khan out of context as saying there was "no reason to be alarmed" about the terror attacks.
President Donald Trump promptly twisted the Labour politician's to make it seem like Khan thinks there's "no reason to be alarmed" about terrorism in general.
Whether you serve in the executive or legislative branches in Washington, D.C., work on Wall Street, or live on Main Street, you should be alarmed.
They would be alarmed that more and more of our fellow citizens seem to be flirting with authoritarianism and romanticizing it as our moral equivalent.
In a statement, he advised Londoners that there would be more police on the streets and urged them not to be alarmed by their presence.
It doesn't matter how much living standards rise or the poverty rate falls, it makes you seem smart and woke to be alarmed and hypercritical.
Investors and traders continue to be alarmed by the widespread economic implications of the coronavirus pandemic, as travel restrictions and trade worries grip financial markets.
"We should ALL be alarmed at how effective Putin was & we should ALL be relieved, not disappointed, that President didn't collaborate with him," he tweeted.
But her, that was just phony B.S. WILLIAMS: Kimberly, so President Obama is also joining into this chorus saying, hey, we&aposve got to be alarmed.
"This is not a partisan issue — people from all parts of the political spectrum should be alarmed by these efforts to deny scientific progress," says Weinberg.
" In a second tweet, Trump said: "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement.
" Khan is clearly referring not to the threat from terrorists but to the increased police presence when he uses the words "no reason to be alarmed.
Over the weekend, and again on Monday, Trump attacked Sadiq Khan for telling Londoners they shouldn't be alarmed by stepped-up police activities in their city.
On the other hand, Kennedy is well aware of his role on the court and could be alarmed by how politicized the confirmation process has become.
No need to be alarmed: Performances of John Luther Adams's "Inuksuit" are always an immersive experience, as man-made rhythms intertwine with the sounds of nature.
Mark McKinnon, a veteran political strategist, said he could understand why Mr. Trump might be alarmed at seeing potential rivals show up on his favorite network.
Best Buy said it will no longer sell software made by the Russian company, although one security researcher said most consumers don't need to be alarmed.
"All Americans should be alarmed by reports of President Trump's consistent efforts to obstruct the Special Counsel and Congressional investigations," Pelosi said in her statement Friday.
It's understandable Yanez would be alarmed by someone who admits to having a gun and is, from his view, appearing to reach for it within seconds.
I don't think I'm as alarmed, and I don't know if it does us any good to be alarmed, because they're going to do whatever they want.
Sounds pretty scary, but police are urging citizens to not be alarmed: the croc is just a floating old truck tire, according to the police Twitter account.
I asked him what happened with the market yesterday, if we should be alarmed, and if the dip is related at all to President Trump's fiscal policies.
In June he mocked London's mayor for telling citizens there was "no reason to be alarmed" by a greater police presence following an attack at London Bridge.
"What people should be alarmed about is that after realizing how powerful this medium is, the government might use it as a propaganda tool itself," he said.
We should also be alarmed at how hard it can be in our modern economy to get income, poverty, and health insurance moving in the right direction.
When the president-elect uses his office to promote his business interests we should be alarmed because he is advancing his own interests instead of the public's.
"I will tell the people across the world that is something you should be alarmed about," Haley told reporters after the UN Security Council's consultations on Iran.
"We want to make sure that we're monitoring the situation, and right now we don't feel this is an area we should be alarmed about," he said.
Consumers can be alarmed by financial market and trade news, but the most important factors affecting the consumer's willingness to spend are employment security and income predictability.
Renters When touring a potential apartment, many New Yorkers would be alarmed to see a construction shed next door, let alone a demolition site in the backyard.
Don't be alarmed, I think; the message is just an indication of some wordplay afoot in six otherwise-unmarked, straightforward entries, four phrases and two song titles.
If you hear bursts of pained shrieks alongside thunderous cheers this weekend, don't be alarmed: The World Cup has reached the round of 83, the knockout stage.
At the same time, everyone&aposs vagina is supposed to have its own unique odor, so you shouldn&apost be alarmed if yours has a distinct scent.
Khan had said on Sunday morning that people would see an increased police presence on the streets of the capital and should not be alarmed by that.
They give me jars of their pickled beets, and I remind myself not to be alarmed when my pee turns red in the morning, like last time.
Pay no attention to any tough-guy vibe in photos of him; do not be alarmed by the sharp-toothed cat on the back of his head.
Fed bankers, meanwhile, have signaled that they would not be alarmed if inflation overshot its target as the economy rebounds from a historic spell of stagnant prices.
"Every American should be alarmed by the reports that President Trump may allow ZTE into American markets," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor.
So, as people start to read through this, I think you will find that not only are we troubled by it, but we should be alarmed by it.
Tong Zhao, an associate at Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing, said China would be alarmed at the deepening security relationship between the US and Japan.
If you happen to be sunbathing on a quiet Caribbean beach next week, don't be alarmed if a helicopter flies overhead warning everyone to evacuate to higher ground.
So yes, it's totally normal to be alarmed by a healthy blanket of snow just a few days before schools let out at the end of the month.
While there are definitely benefits to having people learn more about their heritage and possibly even extending their family tree, there are also many reasons to be alarmed.
"There's no reason to be alarmed but there's reason to be vigilant," Weidmann told a news conference at a meeting of the G7 finance ministers and central bankers.
Trump, writing on Twitter Sunday, said: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
Khan had told Londoners there was no need to be alarmed by the increased police presence in the streets as authorities carried out raids on suspected terrorist hideouts.
He inherited his love of boxing from his grandfather, but said his mother and father would be alarmed if they found out he was climbing into a ring.
In emerging markets such as India, where the laws are lax, nobody appears to be alarmed with the idea of a company gleaning a lot of sensitive details.
While Congress is unlikely to act on President Trump's request in the near future, there is reason to already be alarmed about his management of the executive branch.
We should all be alarmed by a postelection study, conducted by Harvard's Shorenstein Center, which revealed that just 10 percent of the 2016 election coverage focused on policy.
I continue to be alarmed as I wrote in this space a few days ago that this unexpected outcome in the UK will raise the specter of "Trump risk".
If you happen to see Canadian swimmer Santo Condorelli giving someone the middle finger from the starting blocks at the Olympics, don't be alarmed – it's directed at his dad.
No reason to be alarmed — one of the things the police and all of us need to do is make sure we're as safe as we possibly can be.
Don't be alarmed though, because even though there are loads of deals, we have bundled them into handy groups so you can easily navigate your way to a bargain.
When we look back on this, it's not that we won't believe that donald trump was president, we will be alarmed for how long we let it go on.
" Trump took these words out of context: At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
" The titles of the exhibits on the walls included "A supervolcanic eruption = Global nuclear winter?" and "Be alarmed by climate change: the Doomsday Clock is about to strike midnight.
" The piece ends up going to a worrying place: "journalists should be alarmed that educated, literate Americans don't understand how our jobs work, even if they don't run tech companies.
As a smart editor pointed out to me recently, journalists should be alarmed that educated, literate Americans don't understand how our jobs work, even if they don't run tech companies.
Others might say that if Mr Steele really thought he had evidence that the Russians had kompromat on the Republican nominee for president, it was his duty to be alarmed.
"Be proactive about it, and don't be alarmed if your child has something to say that surprises you if they do feel hurt or feel trapped in their current situation."
Don't be alarmed by the mural of the decapitated half-human, half-skeleton skull on the walls at this Scandinavian-owned, Thai-staffed, Latin American bar, which opened last year.
In June, Trump referred to the number of dead and wounded in a terror attack on London Bridge, and appeared to chide Khan for telling Londoners not to be alarmed.
Jack's doctors encourage him to pursue normal activities and tell his parents not to be alarmed if he gets winded before his peers or is in need of extra rest.
So while commuters may be alarmed by the lack of prep time—as already voiced on Twitter—the plan's effectiveness may come down to bureaucratic efficiency closer to game time.
But because mailings are staggered in 10 "waves," people shouldn't be alarmed if a friend or a relative in a different state receives a new card first, Medicare administrators said.
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The proportion of Americans found to be "alarmed" by climate change has doubled in five years, the pollsters behind a nationwide survey revealed on Tuesday.
And so to some extent, we should be alarmed by President Donald Trump's choice to use this year's State of the Union to award Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Keep in mind that the goal of 15% to 20% of income saved for retirement also includes any employer match, so don't be alarmed if the goal seems too ambitious.
This is why we should be alarmed when Mr. Trump, defying tradition, vilifies media institutions, attacks reporters by name and refuses to take questions from those whose coverage he dislikes.
But you don't have to believe that Mr Salvini is a neo-fascist, or could succeed as one in a place as pluralistic as Italy, to be alarmed by his rise.
According to excerpts from his opening statement released before the hearing, Tillerson will say that Russia poses a danger and NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Moscow.
"Do not be alarmed if you feel buzzing or warmth in your head," Dr. Fujita warns as warm orange and maroon lights flood the testing room as pill C kicks in.
" Trump took aim at Mayor Sadiq Khan, London's first Muslim mayor, by twice taking to Twitter to slam Khan's statement after the attack that Londoners had "no reason to be alarmed.
If you're riding the Washington DC Metro today and a person in a white jumpsuit scans your face with a cell phone strapped to their head—you should probably be alarmed.
Texas A&M's 'Midnight Yell' If you're heading to a Texas A&M game and hear screaming and yelling on a Friday night, don't be alarmed -- you didn't somehow miss kickoff.
In a normal world, every politician in Washington would be alarmed if the U.S. president threatened to use nuclear weapons to destroy another nation, as President Donald Trump did on Tuesday.
While those are words that the London mayor said in an interview with the BBC on Sunday, he was not saying people shouldn't be alarmed about the attack on his city.
Anyone watching the effort by CVS to buy Aetna should be alarmed by the prospect of a future filled with medication denials and cost shifts to the sickest in our midst.
Trump accused Khan of making a "pathetic excuse" over his statement urging Londoners not to be alarmed by the presence of additional police on the streets in response to the attack.
The next day, the president again attacked the mayor on Twitter: Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement.
Next, the scientists hope to study how this social learning might change based on the environment, and if there are certain noises that the birds are more likely to be alarmed by.
On Monday, the president took to Twitter again to attack the mayor: Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement.
Image: Zach Portman/Utah State UniversityDo not be alarmed, but the menfolk of two newly-identified species of desert bees look an awful lot like ants, and scientists have no idea why.
" But Trump seized that single quote and tweeted in response:  At least 7 dead and 27 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, told his city's residents following these "barbaric" and "cowardly" attacks, that there was "no reason to be alarmed" about the heightened police presence in the city.
China's foreign exchange regulator urged the country's investors not to be alarmed by foreign institutions "talking down" the yuan, saying the currency remained relatively stable, the official Economic Daily reported on Monday.
I believe all Americans should be alarmed — and united in the search for the truth about Russian interference in our democracy, and whether Trump and his campaign had any part in it.
Worried that passengers might be alarmed if they saw a South Asian woman engrossed in that book, she'd wrapped it in the floral cover of "Georgia," Dawn Tripp's novel about Georgia O'Keeffe.
" In a tweet Monday afternoon, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said "every American should be alarmed" by how Trump "is working to make loyalty to him synonymous with loyalty to our country.
So Green, 26, took to a microphone to tell the mostly local Black Lives Matter activists that they shouldn't be alarmed by the masked protesters who showed up wearing helmets and gas masks.
But, our man in Albany says, if MMA is not in the Assembly budget there's no reason to be alarmed or paranoid, no matter how understandably deep our paranoia runs at this point.
"He was a doctor, and a doctor could be alarmed by some individual cases, but as for the government, you have to base your decisions on more solid evidence and signs," Cui said.
If you find yourself smelling tanning lotion and yesterday's vodka sodas, don't be alarmed: it's just the first sign that Jersey Shore: Family Vacation is heading back into our waiting and loving arms.
" He also took a shot at London Mayor Sadiq Khan, writing, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
" Taking the Mayor's statements out of context, Trump this morning tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
After Saturday's terrorist attack in London, which left seven dead, Mayor Sadiq Khan said in a television interview that there was "no reason to be alarmed" by increased police presence in the city.
"Consumers should not be alarmed at this stage, as these results need to be confirmed," said lead study author Bernard Srour of the French Institute of Health and Medical Research INSERM in Paris.
Trump appeared to misconstrue the statement on Sunday when he tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
We ought to be alarmed with the drift in this country away from what's best for our nation and not what's best for me as I, you know, vent my anger or frustration.
If air marshals themselves are wary of the new effort, then many flyers are sure to be alarmed at the prospect of yet another secretive programme to track their movements and behaviour while travelling.
I think equities go lower if rates go higher, particularly if rates go higher in a way that people seem to be alarmed by, which is kind of what happened in the last week.
Although by now Americans are likely inured to chronic gridlock in Congress, they should be alarmed and unmoored that their elected representatives have passed no legislation to address the fundamental issues exposed in 2016.
But Trump appeared to misconstrue the statement on Sunday when he tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
Some former officials from the Obama Administration predict that, even if Congress decides against doing so, European countries will be alarmed by the possibility of new sanctions, and begin to cancel investments in Iran.
It is not just civil servants who should be alarmed at USDA's plans for ERS, but Congress, taxpayers generally and those who are engaged in national farm, food, natural resource and rural development policy.
" The president later doubled down on his attacks on the mayor of London, tweeting: "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement.
Last June, following a deadly terror attack on London Bridge, London's Mayor Sadiq Khan told citizens to expect to see more police on the streets, but that they had no reason to be alarmed.
People who have grown up with smartphones and social media may think that the very concept of personal privacy has become quaintly irrelevant, but there are reasons for even habitual oversharers to be alarmed.
"I don't know how anyone can read this report and not be alarmed at the massive amount of damage that has been done to the agency's workforce and the taxpayers they want to serve."
Artists may be alarmed by Clayton's generally untroubled view of sharing pirated files, but it is hard not to be swept up in his celebration of viral culture and the joys of public listening.
Planets that are very far from the sun spend a big chunk of the year retrograding, so this period isn't something to be alarmed about—however, the days that the retrogrades begin are significant.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States continues to be alarmed by Syrian government and Russian air strikes in northwest Syria and believes they are a "reckless escalation" of violence, the State Department said on Tuesday.
The Fed is tasked with keeping inflation around 2 percent, though officials have indicated that the goal is "symmetric," meaning they wouldn't be alarmed if it overshoots or undershoots the mandate by a small margin.
The people of Taiwan should not be alarmed as the air force was well able to monitor the Chinese aircraft as they approach and during their missions and can ensure Taiwan's security, the ministry added.
" Nonetheless, Afghanistan's government and its international backers will be alarmed at the fragility shown in Sangin, after government forces had already ceded territory in the region to "concentrate on what they thought they could defend.
Investors who are mostly likely to be alarmed by the FTC's move are those who focus on later-stage startups, startups in the consumer-packaged goods industry, or upstarts in highly consolidated industries, they said.
" Meanwhile, Trump heavily criticized Kahn's handling of the June 2017 London Bridge terrorist attack, saying "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement.
Khan had said in one of his first statements in reaction to the attack that people would see an increased police presence on the streets of the capital and should not be alarmed by that.
Most of us would be alarmed given that today's average smart phone is a portal to an abundance of our private information, often linking to health records, personal contacts, private emails and a bank account.
If you see a 100-strong troop of women striding down the streets of New York City next month, don't be alarmed — one brand is putting on a fashion show with a highly unusual concept.
After the mayor, in an interview with BBC, advised residents of London there was "no reason to be alarmed" at encountering more police officers patrolling the streets, Trump accused him of being soft on terror.
You can configure it so only certain things get played automatically, which is good, because if the person on the bus next to me heard some of the texts I get, they might be alarmed.
Sergio Peçanha: The Trump impeachment inquiry, told with maps and dancing Rudys The Post's View: Every human should be alarmed by the plastic crisis in our oceans The Post's View: Global warming is already here.
As stressful as it was to be confronted by Sarah (and I fully acknowledge she had every right to be alarmed by what she'd uncovered — who wouldn't be?), it ultimately strengthened, rather than ended, our relationship.
State Department Reviews have shown this particular pipeline will have negligible impact on both jobs and the environment—but Hansen is right to be alarmed at how projects like Keystone XL are a symbolic step backwards.
" The president was heavily criticized for mischaracterizing Mayor Khan's remarks on Twitter, saying that, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
But even if the reports about Chinese involvement in the Manus Island port are untrue, Beijing would be alarmed at the prospect of American and Australian military assets in PNG to counter any Chinese naval breakout.
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Five answers that stood out: • We hear a lot, rightly, about drought and wildfires, but Californians should also be alarmed about another threat, said Steven Hackett, a Humboldt State economist who has focused on natural resources.
Pucon's mayor, Carlos Barra, told El Mercurio newspaper that since late Tuesday, volcanic activity had virtually ceased and an estimated 50,000 tourists headed to the area for Chile's annual independence celebration holidays should not be alarmed.
Indicating how authorities may now be alarmed after a collapse in volumes and prices, the Dalian Commodity Exchange on Friday said it will cut some trading fees on contracts such as iron ore and coking coal.
However, we should be alarmed that the policy proposals laid out within this document would so severely undermine years of bipartisan assistance for the world's most vulnerable and make the world — and our country — less safe.
But if you were already suspicious of the organization and the Clintons themselves, as the alt-right was, then Chelsea's confirmed connection to the Foundation could be taken as confirmation that you were right to be alarmed.
Don't be alarmed — director Guy Ritchie and Disney are intent on finding a newcomer — one who can act like Neel Sethi for Jungle Book but also sing like Auli'i Cravalho did in Moana — oh, and also dance.
It's perfectly reasonable to be alarmed by this, and it's perfectly appropriate to call out people who want to couch the basic premise of climate change in terms of a "debate" as it endangers us all.[CNBC]
Image: Oregon State UniversityDo not be alarmed by this heavily armed, parasitic wasp that bears no close relationship to any other organism, and is such a badass that it apparently traded flying for leaping like a grasshopper.
As Vox's Zack Beauchamp explained, Trump took Khan's comments completely out of context: The mayor was saying there was no reason to be alarmed by the increased police presence in the area, not by terrorism in general.
"I continue to be alarmed at the department's staffing level, and I see a successful recruiting initiative as absolutely critical to the capacity of the Police Department to accomplish the changes required by the decree," Bredar said.
ALVAREZ, W. M. KECK OBSERVATORYDo not be alarmed, but a bright storm system three quarters the width of our entire planet has emerged over Neptune's equator, in a region where no bright clouds have ever been witnessed before.
At his confirmation hearing last month, US secretary of state Rex Tillerson, the former ExxonMobil chief executive, said Nato allies were right to be alarmed at a "resurgent Russia" — a phrase that has been echoing through western capitals.
While us olds are busy worrying about the ways social media has become a "waste of time" or whatever we're supposed to be alarmed about, it seems Gen Z have figured out a better relationship with their smartphones.
President Trump in his tweets over the last couple days has pushed against the London mayor's claim that there is "no reason to be alarmed" and the need for "extreme vetting" of those from seven high-risk countries.
House Democrats have called Mr. Perry to sit for questioning on Wednesday, and John R. Bolton, the president's former national security adviser who was said to be alarmed by pressure he saw being put on Ukraine, on Thursday.
However, Rittee Intarawut, chief of the army's cyber center, which monitors the web for content critical of the monarchy, said the bill would help the government prosecute royal-insult offences, but law-abiding citizens need not be alarmed.
"Taxpayers will be alarmed that disagreement between departments means the taxpayers have little to show for the 100 million pounds the government spent," Meg Hillier, Chair of the Committee of Public Accounts, said in statement with the report.
Tajani has also looked to reassure moderates within Italy who might be alarmed by the far-right nature of Forza Italia's closest allies, appearing in public twice this month with Pope Francis's right-hand man, Cardinal Pietro Parolin.
So although the hot weather and lack of snow may be of "some concern," Doug Carlson, a spokesman for the Department of Water Resources, said "it's way too soon to be alarmed," about the possibility of another drought.
The United States is expected to see its number of coronavirus cases soar in the coming days, but according to the Yale professor Howard P. Forman, a practicing radiologist and expert in healthcare management, you shouldn't be alarmed.
In fact, Mr. Khan wrote in a statement about the need to remain "calm and vigilant," and was speaking about the enlarged police presence in the capital when he said there was no reason to be alarmed. video
" In the aftermath of the attack last weekend in London, Trump targeted Khan, tweeting on Sunday: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
Ninety of the injuries he looked at occurred because people were distracted by Pokémon Go. Getting slammed in the face by a phone is objectively not great, and it makes sense that doctors like Paskhover would be alarmed.
"New Yorkers have a right to be alarmed or concerned, particularly those riding the subways," Police Commissioner William J. Bratton said when he was asked about the attacks in an interview with AM 970 The Answer on Sunday morning.
Soon, if you see a passing projected image shaped like a bicyclist on the streets of New York, don't be alarmed: that's just a new Citi Bike outfitted with laserlights to give cars and pedestrians an oncoming traffic warning.
"The founding fathers of the U.S. Constitution would be alarmed when confronted with the actions of the Trump administration," Liu said from Europe in a speech that was broadcast on the YouTube channel of China's English-language broadcaster CGTN.
Trump appeared to misconstrue a statement made by Khan after the attack in London, writing on Twitter: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
No need to be alarmed, please just stop whatever you thought you were doing, reach for the nearest pair of headphones/aux cord/mobile phone speaker if you have absolutely no choice and find a way to bump it.
" Trump deliberately mischaracterized Khan's words as him downplaying the terrorist attack, so he mocked Khan on Twitter: At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
In a nine-hour Senate confirmation hearing, the former chief executive of oil company Exxon Mobil said he favored maintaining U.S. sanctions against Russia for now and that NATO allies were right to be alarmed by Moscow's growing aggression.
"I don't think it's something that people need to be alarmed about, but by the same token, they need to be cautious about it and report anything that needs to be reported to our health department," Mr. Martinez said.
Fans of the emblematic submarine adventure "Das Boot," an international hit in 1981 and a favorite of those who like their war movies claustrophobic and single-minded, may be alarmed by descriptions of the new "Das Boot" television series.
If you answered yes, you should be alarmed by the shockingly broad search warrant sought by the Justice Department, and approved by a judge in Washington, D.C., last month, targeting DreamHost, an internet hosting company based in Los Angeles.
So you're right to be alarmed in a T.P. emergency, but in terms of the daily way our societies and our bodies fight against fecal particles and the germs they spread, it's a small, but unpleasant, risk factor, Tierno says.
Richard Painter, the chief ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush, sees some wiggle room for the Trump children giving advice informally to their father but said he would be alarmed if the current trend continues once Trump is sworn in.
Residents in the Thai capital were urged not to be alarmed after the cases were confirmed in the Sathorn area of the city, an up-market neighborhood popular with the city's expatriate community and part of the capital's business district.
In a tweet, Trump seized on comments by London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who said Britons should not be alarmed to see more police in the streets after three men drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before stabbing others nearby.
Then, after a terror attack on London Bridge last month that left eight people dead, Khan's reassurance to Londoners that there was "no reason to be alarmed" by the increased police presence drew an extraordinary rebuke from Trump on Twitter.
The first installment of the nonlinear biographical film, Be Alarmed: The Black Americana Epic, Movement I – The Visions is on view as part of the artist's recently opened solo show, Dreaming of Kin, at The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts.
He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police—including armed officers—on the streets.
We should all be alarmed by a president who tries to intimidate the FBI, believes the attorney general should protect him from investigation, and who now has made clear he wants to use the Department of Justice to prosecute his enemies.
"You should be alarmed and concerned with these issues, because TSA employees are less likely to report operational security threats or relevant issues out of fear of retaliation," said Mark Livingston, program manager for TSA's office of the chief risk officer.
One recent report indicates that Android devices get infected with malware 50 times more often than iPhones, though don't be alarmed – the iPhone has a vanishingly small number of malware infections, so 50 times is still a very small number.
Journalists, on the other hand, are certain to be alarmed by any proposed change, just as they were when the Obama administration escalated its prosecution of leakers and targeted journalists such as James Rosen for scrutiny because of what they reported.
If you happened to be around Surrey Quays in London over the weekend, and wondered why there was a sudden uptick in people looking photoshoot-ready walking near an otherwise-nondescript Odeon cinema, there was no need to be alarmed.
Trump took shots at Khan in the immediate aftermath of a terror attack in London last year, criticizing the mayor's statement that there was no reason to be alarmed by an increased police presence in the wake of the attack.
Any Republican who claims to be alarmed by Putin's aggression in Ukraine, Syria, Salisbury or Menlo Park can't be serious if he isn't willing to protect that investigation from its principal enemies, starting with the president and his acting attorney general.
And if a team of tick scientists rings your doorbell this summer, don't be alarmed — the researchers will be going house to house on Staten Island through July, educating on ticks, collecting data for the app and offering yard checks.
While he professes to be alarmed by the developer-turned-reality-star in his capacity as an "American citizen," he gets a little giddy (not a natural Plouffian state of being) at the process of reverse-engineering The Donald's Teflon candidacy.
The authorities in Alcanar carried out controlled explosions Saturday morning — "If you hear detonations DO NOT be alarmed," the Catalan police said on Twitter — because of concerns that there might still be more explosives and gas canisters in the rubble.
"At least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed,'" Mr. Trump said on Twitter on June 4, after an attack on London Bridge and a nearby market.
His point, in other words, is that while people are correct to be alarmed about the dangers of small-scale terrorist attacks, it's no good to express that alarm in ways that are counterproductive to the actual security of the country.
The Super Bowl rush presents a convenient way for retailers to offload stock to make room for the 2019 models, so if a deal seems too good to be true, there's no need to be alarmed — it might just soon be replaced.
"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," they said.
He was then harshly criticized when he appeared to misconstrue a statement while launching an attack on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who said there was "no reason to be alarmed" by the visible increase in police activity in the wake of the attacks.
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted on Sunday about a militant attack in London which killed seven people, quoting London Mayor Sadiq Khan telling Britons not to be alarmed, in what appeared to be a criticism of Khan's response to the incident.
Patients who are not critically ill need to be monitored, but "that doesn't mean every little thing needs to be alarmed," said the study's lead author, Dr. William Fleischman, director of quality and implementation science at Hackensack Meridian Health in New Jersey.
" Khetarpal told me to expect side effects include swelling, redness, and peeling for a week following treatment, and said I shouldn't be alarmed by a burning discomfort and some pinpoint bleeding, which "should stop within a few minutes without any lasting effects.
On Twitter on Sunday, Mr. Trump mischaracterized the quote to make it seem as if the mayor was telling his people not to be alarmed by terrorism; Mr. Khan's office said that the "ill-informed tweet" deliberately took his remarks out of context.
While the U.S. and our allies should be alarmed by the anti-competitive nature of CRRC, which seeks to undermine and eliminate competition from Western manufacturers and suppliers, the cybersecurity threat this penetration of our market presents should be of equal concern.
The letter notes that Campa-Najjar's father was involved, until recently, in "Yasser Arafat's PLO," and says voters should be alarmed by the fact that the Democrat's paternal grandfather helped plot the attack on Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympic Games in Germany.
"Our community should be alarmed that after allegations surfaced, no one in the Fischer Adminstration took any action to ensure a safe environment for the other minors in the Explorers Program, nor did they seek further information or investigation," she said in a statement.
IF YOU are reading this while sitting in an aircraft and are of a nervous disposition, do not be alarmed, but the temperature inside the jet engines keeping you aloft probably exceeds the melting point of the materials that those engines are made from.
" The spokesperson added that Khan "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
"The international community should be alarmed and outraged for this blatant violation of freedom of religion and belief," Bob Fu, president of legal aid organization China Aid, told the AP. He added the events mark a "significant escalation" in the government's efforts to suppress Christianity.
It's hard to be alarmed by the advisory, given the paucity of evidence the revered civil rights organization has so far presented -- and because we are living in volatile times during which profound questions about racial and other forms of inequality are popping up everywhere.
"President Trump may be outraged by fake violations of his own privacy, but every American should be alarmed by the very real violation of privacy that will result of the Republican rollback of broadband privacy protections," Markey said in a statement after the vote.
If I, a straight white guy living in New Jersey, has had an uneasy feeling in the pit of his stomach for 23 straight hours, then I can't even begin to imagine what everyone else with far more reason to be alarmed might be feeling.
To survive the season, New Yorkers must teach themselves to swim the streets, relishing the gusts of air-conditioning seeping from shops — which pass as cool breezes in the city — and not be alarmed by the spittle raining down from A.C. window units above.
But Mr. Sanford said in an interview that he believed Mr. Trump's popularity was "certainly wide but perhaps much thinner and much more fragile than people realize," and that Republicans should be alarmed by the way women and young people recoil from the president.
Hoyer said the Senate -- which approved the language change weeks ago with unanimous consent -- should also be alarmed by the restriction, because it would "undermine the Senate's action" by subjecting any upper-chamber action against Trump to the whims of Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.).
"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," a mayoral spokesman said.
Given the thousands of Europeans who went to fight for the Islamic State and the problems Europe has had with jihadist terrorism in general, they should be alarmed by the US abandonment of the Syrian Kurds and the possible escape of large numbers of ISIS prisoners.
The proposed measures stung some employers, with Ian Wright, director general of the Food and Drink Federation, saying his industry would be "alarmed" by proposals that, if true, show "a deep lack of understanding of the vital contribution that EU migrant workers make ... across the food chains".
A former head of international payments at China's foreign exchange regulator urged investors not to be alarmed by foreign institutions "talking down" the yuan, saying the currency remained stable against most currencies, even though it was down against the dollar, the official Economic Daily reported on Monday.
"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," his office said in a statement.
"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," a spokesman from the mayor's office said Sunday.
There were many reasons to be alarmed by the transcript of President Donald Trump's Wednesday interview with The New York Times, but if you drew back the lenses of time and context far enough, it foretold a deeper crisis than the text suggested—one that may be unfolding already.
" Khan's office responded with a statement saying the mayor "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
He recounts his life up to the disclosures, including how he came to be alarmed by the growth of the security agency's surveillance capabilities — such as its then-secret systematic collection of logs of Americans' domestic phone calls — and how he copied the documents and provided them to reporters.
Activists told the LA Times in August, when the proposals were still under discussion, that they did not trust the LAPD to use the pilot programs appropriately, adding that some residents who already felt targeted by the police would be alarmed by the fear of being watched from the sky.
A spokesman for the mayor said last weekend that Mr. Khan had "more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets."
In his memoir published in September, "Permanent Record," Mr. Snowden recounts how he came to be alarmed by the growth of the security agency's surveillance capabilities — including its then-secret systematic collection of logs of Americans' domestic phone calls — and how he copied documents and provided them to the news media.
" According to the New York Times, Khan's spokesperson said in a statement, "He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," Trump wrote on June 5, in an attempt to use the attacks, which left eight people dead, to defend his controversial travel ban on refugees and immigrants from certain Muslim-majority nations.
When I spoke to the Ukrainians about the hold after August 29, instead of telling them that they needed to do something to get the hold released, I told them the opposite – that they should not be alarmed, it was an internal U.S. problem, and we were working to get it fixed.
" Trump accused Obama of "wiretapping" him without providing any evidence, and suggested Obama had broken the law in a crime of Watergate proportions— March 163 He attacked London Mayor Sadiq Khan in the hours after a terror attack struck the city, calling him "pathetic" for telling residents there is "no reason to be alarmed.
Scalise has survived a shooting himself: He was nearly killed in 2017 by an anti-Republican gunman during a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. He said Sunday that it's law enforcement's job to figure out who was behind the Hanukkah attack but everyone should stand up against and be alarmed about growing anti-Semitism in the country.
If someone didn't know anything about the ACLU before the election — or if they believed, with some reason, that the group was remaking itself for the Trump era — it makes sense they'd be alarmed to see the ACLU defending Trump allies like Milo Yiannopoulos, or helping the white supremacists who Trump was excoriated for calling "very fine people" in Charlottesville.
Note that the process will take roughly five minutes (though don't be alarmed if it takes slightly longer) and that after resetting your Amazon Fire Stick, you will need to set it up again from scratch, including re-entering your WiFi information, your Amazon account's username and password, as well as all the login info for included apps such as Netflix and Hulu.
All this means that Biden does not necessarily need to be alarmed by Buttigieg's rise in Iowa, Iowa Ipsos US president of public affairs Clifford Young told Vox, and that — at least for now — it is difficult to predict how a Buttigieg win in that state (which remains, despite his polling there, one possible outcome of many) would affect races in New Hampshire or South Carolina.
Senate Republicans should be alarmed and appalled that Trump named an acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker, who has radically asserted that the Supreme Court is an inferior branch of government, and proposed a nominee for attorney general, William Barr, who appeared to lobby for the post by aggressively criticizing the special counsel investigation of the Russian attack against America and allegations of financial corruption by players under investigation.
Then, there are Arbus's friends, each of them allotted a lengthy character sketch, and all of them jumping onto the sexual carousel: She didn't realize it might be making Allan angry to think that his wife was yearning sexually for Alex, any more than she sensed that Jane might be alarmed and antagonized to learn that Allan thought Diane just wanted to go to bed with Jane's fiancé.
"Americans should be alarmed that the NSA is vacuuming up their emails and phone calls without a warrant," said Patrick ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE, an ACLU staff attorney in New York who helped pursue the FOIA litigation.

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