I feel anxious about it because my future is uncertain.
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This will then cause you to feel anxious about it.
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It's okay to feel anxious about what we'll do after we graduate.
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Do you ever feel anxious about taking the train or attending big events?
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Many Britons feel anxious about these broader shifts, and immigrants make convenient scapegoats.
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Somebody can sell to you better by making you feel anxious about something.
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Prosecutors had reason to feel anxious about arguing the case before Judge Martini.
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I think they feel anxious about possibly having to share their toys with him.
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But, as Bonas revealed Thursday, that does not mean she did feel anxious about attending.
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Do you ever feel anxious about the way others might perceive or interpret your art?
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Q: When I feel anxious about my health, I go online to search for answers.
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These days, more than on my previous visits, the Maynards feel anxious about the factory's future.
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This is particularly important for the most junior employees, who will feel anxious about their status.
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Now I'd give a lot to feel anxious about something as silly as a TV commercial.
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At no point throughout the film's two-hour runtime did I feel anxious about my own safety.
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But, with a little preparation, there's no need to feel anxious about this part of an interview.
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Well, in part because it's easy to feel anxious about an uncontrollable, leaderless, movement with pluralistic demands.
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But linking the striatum to uncertainty offers some clues to why most people feel anxious about the future.
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I feel anxious about big decisions that my family and our community are making in the coming weeks.
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"I can't think of a person I've talked to (who) does not feel anxious about this," she said.
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And 63% of those with $50,000 or more in debt feel anxious about talking about their personal finances.
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When we feel anxious about something, we become desperate to gain some sense of control over the situation.
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But the fact is, plenty of normal guys began to feel anxious about the 'right way' to talk to women.
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If they see what their friends are doing, that can make them feel anxious about not being a part of it.
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First, crank up your air conditioning — as high as it can go before you start to feel anxious about next month's bill.
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According to the polls we're not alone; in one recent survey, 67 percent of Democrats said they feel anxious about the election.
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But both men still feel anxious about anyone eating a fish sandwich that has sat for an hour near hot stage lights.
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When we think about ourselves, when we worry about the past or feel anxious about the future, this is our DMN at work.
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Yes, America has plenty already to feel anxious about, but eclipse FOMO is settling in as we near that magic moment of darkness.
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In fact, a recent survey of Refinery29 readers found that 73% of people feel anxious about wearing a swimsuit at the beach or pool.
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"I just don't know if it's something that is going to get better or not, so that's why I feel anxious about it," she confessed.
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For those who still feel anxious about adding pattern to a room, Ms. Atwood offered a piece of advice: Start with repetitive, small-scale designs.
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He concedes, however, that his enthusiasm for the project is not universal among Omaha's Muslim community, some of whom feel anxious about the mixing of faiths.
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Not knowing what the future holds is one of the main reasons why people feel anxious about COVID-19, Bhatia says, so focus on the present.
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For example, people with bald spots from trichotillomania or scarring from skin picking often feel anxious about going out in public, which in turn exacerbates their condition.
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I didn't want him to feel anxious about any part of this, and I certainly didn't want a stupid ring to put a strain on our relationship.
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Economic indicators have improved over the past few years, but Americans still feel anxious about their financial stability, possibly because of the rampant inequality that's everywhere they look.
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You don't need to feel anxious about wearing the wrong thing or feeling out of place, because nobody who goes there is even remotely concerned with appearing cool.
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Here's the other thing we don't usually realize, especially in the thick of an anxiety attack: What we feel anxious about are often the things that matter to us.
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But the chemical reaction remains, so we feel anxious about day to day things like getting ready for a presentation or meeting our partner's parents for the first time.
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It recalls for many Republicans his effort to absolve Vladimir Putin of blame for election-hacking, an issue they feel anxious about but less able to counter the president on.
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I realize that my employees might feel anxious about a ton of emails from me on a Saturday, so I store them in drafts and hit send first thing Monday morning.
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People who are primed to feel anxious about white people losing majority status, in other words, can't be easily written out of the Democratic Party coalition as deplorable racists without significantly shrinking the party.
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Its study found that pupils who call themselves ambitious—which it describes as a proxy for self-driven effort—are less likely to say they feel anxious about a test than those who do not.
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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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Make sure you're not using electronics as a way to avoid intimacy, a common diversionary tactic by people who may feel anxious about sex, according to certified sex therapist and licensed marriage and family therapist Amanda Pasciucco.
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Because many women feel anxious about their body image, regardless of their actual body mass index, it's quite possible that that "normal-weight" women, too, are worried about weight gain as a potential side effect of hormonal contraception.
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If you feel anxious about going to the gym and end up skipping out on planned visits, for example, it could mean you're afraid of looking out of place or being made fun of by other gym goers.
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In fact, 68% feel anxious about the impact of coronavirus COVID-19 on the financial markets, according to a recent poll of over 2,000 U.S. adults conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of debt managing app Tally.
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Each attendee was required to fill out a survey in advance with their dietary restrictions, social media accounts, as well as answers to questions like whether they experience guilt after eating animals or feel anxious about the future.
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The majority of Americans (Clinton did win the popular vote after all) now feel anxious about the path forward on issues critically important to how we will live and breathe every day: LGBTQ rights, climate change and immigration among them.
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Dr. Minden adds that if you tend get stuck in the defeatist mindset that nothing ever goes your way, you probably won't put much effort into trying to improve your situation, and if you think that people will think you're weird or awkward, you'll probably feel anxious about talking to them.
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She got along very well for two or three weeks but since, she has had a cough & has been quite weak. Dr. Hayward is attending her & she is better within a day or two. I feel anxious about her cough. Her cancer troubles her some.
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Writing anxiety is a term for the tension, worry, nervousness, and a wide variety of other negative feelings when given a writing task in certain situations. Some may feel anxious about writing an essay for school, but writing an email on the same topic doesn't trigger the anxiety. Others may feel fine writing a lab report, but writing a letter to loved one triggers the anxiety.
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If the PLO could not find a cooperative nation, Egypt would release the men or turn them over to Italy. The PLO did not feel anxious about the agreement, one of its officials saying "Italy is a friend of ours, so it's no problem." The PLO also asserted that the four were not PLO members but only a part of the PLF. Some in the International community, such as the US, held that this was a common tactic by Arafat.
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Increased automation often causes workers to feel anxious about losing their jobs as technology renders their skills or experience unnecessary. Early in the Industrial Revolution, when inventions like the steam engine were making some job categories expendable, workers forcefully resisted these changes. Luddites, for instance, were English textile workers who protested the introduction of weaving machines by destroying them. More recently, some residents of Chandler, Arizona, have slashed tires and pelted rocks at driver- less cars, in protest over the cars' perceived threat to human safety and job prospects.
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Part V, "Christendom," returns to the narrative of Parts II and III. It delves into the married life of Nathan and Maria, which was briefly alluded to in the novel's previous sections. Just as Nathan wanted in Part IV, they have moved back to England and are temporarily staying with Maria's mother, a staid older woman who is "politely" anti-Semitic and subtly resents Nathan's relationship with her daughter. When Maria's sister confronts Nathan about marrying the younger and non-Jewish Maria, he begins to feel anxious about their marriage's future.
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At that time, she stated that she didn't feel "anxious" about the situation, having already spent 500,000 yen (approximately $4056 USD) she won from the open audition towards food. However, Avex refused to promote Koda's work equally due to her excessive weight gain, and claims of her being "ugly". Matsuura was also unimpressed by Koda's image, declaring that they had tried to look for "the best one" for their label. Later on the stages, Avex executives threatened to fire Koda if no improvements were put into place, which she eventually did but wasn't notified until her single "Real Emotion/1000 no Kotoba".
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Ulysses S. Grant to capture Fort Donelson (February 1862). Grant, the previous commander of the District of Cairo, had recently won a major victory at Fort Henry (February 6, 1862) and been given command of the ill-defined District of West Tennessee. Although Sherman was technically the senior officer at this time, he wrote to Grant, "I feel anxious about you as I know the great facilities [the Confederates] have of concentration by means of the River and R Road, but [I] have faith in you—Command me in any way."WTS to USG, February 15, 1862, Papers of Ulysses S. Grant 4:216n; see Smith, pp. 151–52.
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Meanwhile, demon Callie Maggotbone demands to have sex with Mark, and Leonard explains to him that a female demon's body is so toxic that she has to periodically shed it for a new one, and sex is the only thing that can ease her pain. Later in Central Park, Mark introduces himself to the tree creatures, Nicky and Neel, as their "screwing coordinator". Mark remarks that it is refreshing for two beings to be so committed to each other as opposed to just having sex with strangers. Neel begins to feel anxious about the ritual, as Mark's remarks about having sex with others sounds more exciting.
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Four years later, Carrie and Big decide to marry, after Carrie brings it up when she starts to feel anxious about her relationship's status. She has just returned from an auction of jewelry from the collection of a woman (who was the long-time girlfriend of a wealthy man) who was abruptly dumped and thrown out of the apartment she'd shared with him for many years. The cautionary tale worries Carrie, so Big proposes in order for Carrie to have legal rights to the fabulous penthouse they are purchasing together. However, their plans for a simple wedding balloon out of control after Vogue decides to feature her in a wedding gown in the magazine.
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