Pundits from Fiji to France are fretting over the results.
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But fretting over prospects of a tie might be unnecessary.
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Why not add fretting over premature aging in there, too?
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But any issue with their elbows is something worth fretting over.
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After all her fretting over the Twain Prize, Louis-Dreyfus was pleased.
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Fretting over a rapid browning of America, border walls must be built.
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Liberty, tyranny, a fractured republic: We appear to be fretting over these.
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All that delegate math, the fretting over whether Trump could reach 1,237 delegates?
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Why not embrace the VPL (visible panty line) instead of fretting over it?
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Oil market watchers are constantly fretting over the balancing of supply and demand.
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Now, Mr. Linton is fretting over whether his team can visit in November.
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Fretting over it defies economic logic and the foundations of our market economy.
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It's a chaotic scene that has top Republicans fretting over an Election Day bloodbath.
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The good news we&aposve gone from fretting over war to debating the hotel bill.
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The transcripts classified until 2008, show the astronauts fretting over whether they should tell NASA.
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Consider this a break from fretting over the world of tomorrow by visiting it today.
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Today's session is mostly me complaining about my mom's constant fretting over me getting surgery.
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Earlier this week, lawmakers on the Judiciary panel were fretting over the limited questioning time.
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Investors are still fretting over the coronavirus as the death toll in China keeps rising.
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Investors had been fretting over the virus as the number of confirmed cases topped 600.
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With intensifying scrutiny into drug pricing, investors have been fretting over the medicine's growth prospects.
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Investors have been fretting over $920 million in bonds Tesla needs to repay by March 1.
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Wall Street rallied on the Fed's dovish turn after months of fretting over future rate hikes.
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Admittedly, I've spent far too many collective minutes of my life fretting over what to wear.
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Nervously fretting over Donald Trump is well and good, but he is a pretty clear underdog.
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The process never ended: She kept fretting over the words until the book went to press.
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But Pelosi denied that establishment Democrats are fretting over the presidential nomination process at this point.
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They were fretting over the impact of rising U.S. inflation and interest rates on heavily indebted economies.
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Investors have been fretting over higher interest rates since the release of strong economic data last week.
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I would spend my whole day in bed, fretting over what I had eaten [the night before].
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No more fretting over how allegations of misconduct might impact an abuser's career, his work, his legacy.
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Ms. Deravian was fretting over hers, worried that the flatbread would burn or the rice turn mushy.
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Immigration advocates are rightly fretting over the Trump administration's The problem lies in Employment Authorization Documents (EADs).
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After 25 or 30 years pass, you'll be so embarrassed that you were fretting over some idiot.
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It comes as no surprise that Tencent is fretting over the clip craze and in particular, ByteDance's rise.
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Investors have been fretting over higher interest rates as well as a potential slowdown in the global economy.
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Fretting over a single cent being spent on players is irrelevant to the financial wherewithal of the business.
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Either way, this false fretting over health is utterly transparent as it's only used when discussing physical appearance.
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Clearly, that estimate is based on so many ifs that the precise number is not worth fretting over.
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They lived on a tight budget, clipping coupons; Elizabeth remembers fretting over her husband buying a $25 shirt.
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Travelers might cheer, but investors are fretting over Southwest Airlines' warning that it's struggling with persistently low airfares.
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Mainstream Republicans are fretting over the havoc those forces could unleash as they seek to protect their majorities.
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Bowie gave him some sage and apparently pivotal advice when he was fretting over the idea of reforming LCD.
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And when you're 61, are you really, still, expected to be fretting over whether you've got your "best body"?
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First, quit fretting over the number of friends and followers your have, as they don't actually make us happier.
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Investors have been fretting over the possibility of a protracted trade war as it could hinder future corporate profits.
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Investors around the globe have been fretting over this as tariffs can have a significant impact on corporate profits.
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The government has expressed concerns over the purchase of key financial assets such as insurers, fretting over pension cash.
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The problem, Warne said, is that investors have shifted from celebrating good news to fretting over potentially bad news.
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As a K.G.B. officer, Mr. Putin no doubt spent many hours fretting over its activities in the Soviet bloc.
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But it's my belief that it's far more important for me to spend less time fretting over soy vs.
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"Erewhon" is a deeply funny gender twist, narrated by an insomniac man, fretting over the injustices his sex faces.
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Congressional Republicans who were already fretting over the White House response to the coronavirus were left scratching their heads.
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The new bout of fretting over the health of the global economy follows a big rebound in stock markets.
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Market participants said broader market weakness has not helped, with investors fretting over the potential impact of Sino-U.
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This was the rare book that had me waking at nights, in a sweat and fretting over a character.
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Investors are fretting over the possibility of tech giants being broken up but the chances of that happening are low.
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How we get stressed Fretting over something can trigger our flight-or-fight reflex, which floods the body with adrenaline.
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Investors had been fretting over a sharp rise in yields fears that rising borrowing costs could slow down the economy.
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Of course, behind the scenes, the Clinton campaign is fretting over what Trump will bring up at the next debate.
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But while scientists were fretting over the western side of Antarctica, the eastern Antarctic ice sheet has been melting too.
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This discrepancy is what Vance and Hochschild and Jones and Isenberg and myself are all fretting over in the end.
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When she's not fretting over Mr. Mason's ability to move into the Drewe's home, Daisy is prepping for her exams.
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The decision gave a boost to the Clinton campaign, following nine days of fretting over the the FBI director's Oct.
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I don't hear anyone fretting over whether "99 Percent Invisible" listeners are all architects or "Radiolab" listeners are all scientists.
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He dragged his party to the right, fretting over every upward tick in the inflation rate, no matter how minute.
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But the level of fretting over Sanders's swipes at Clinton has been completely out of proportion to the actual damage done.
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We see Malcolm and his loved ones following procedure, fretting over circumstances beyond their control, and being thoroughly capable and confident.
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Some GOP strategists are fretting over a potential deal with the conservative House Freedom Caucus, which strongly opposed the initial bill.
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Controversies festered, and Dustin Pedroia, the veteran second baseman, said players wasted too much emotional energy fretting over each day's result.
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" Her mother and her fellow retirees began to share "salacious dread over coffee cake," fretting over the rumored "war against Christmas.
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Steve Cickay, a retired I.R.S. executive, played down Democratic fretting over whether Mr. Biden was too old to motivate younger voters.
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On top of all this, you have users fretting over their memory usage and having to shell out more cash for upgrades.
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This being the Cubs, with their anxiety-inducing history, there has been some fretting over the decision to include an untested Schwarber.
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They wonder how agents can possibly haggle for high salaries for their clients while at the same time fretting over production costs.
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But people can enjoy action without fretting over a body count, and gun-nuts will love more options than the traditional fare.
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Top officials have been trotted out over recent days to reassure investors fretting over a near-25 percent stock slump this year.
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Rather than fretting over the billions left on the table, Buffett was focused on seizing the right opportunity when it comes along.
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Investors fretting over slowing global economic growth and restrictive U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy drained funds in the closing days of 2018.
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Yes, a pregnancy will unquestionably deal with the singer's body, but, it's not solely about her fretting over the number on the scale.
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Every so often, someone will stop fretting over the ethics of forcing this surgery on a baby to crack a random MacFarlane joke.
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Marie's mind was elsewhere, fretting over the trip to Nashville ahead of her: mandatory champagne pong, staged group photos, and painfully unfunny hashtags.
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It is possible, though challenging, to enjoy a photo of plastic Dragonfly Inn pastries even whilst fretting over #Loreluke (let's get that trending).
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Biologists and ethicists alike are already fretting over a world of "genetic haves" and "have-nots," when genetic tweaks can be paid for.
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Domestic news outlets have been fixated on every detail, fretting over whether his single-night stay means he isn't invested in South Korea.
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Anytime you're anxious about the future or fretting over the past, or engaged in compulsive self-reflection, this part of the brain lights up.
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December can often feel like a fog of holiday cookies and parties, only interrupted by shopping and fretting over your New Year's Eve plans.
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Throughout the industry, executives are fretting over the prolonged trade battles and how that will affect demand amid an already-reduced economic growth outlook.
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The Israeli government has been reluctant to approve the purchase of key financial assets such as insurers by Chinese investors, fretting over pension cash.
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Also, don't get too tied up fretting over the size of your refund as a chief determinant of how you fared this tax season.
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But they are fresh and conversational, with no fretting over obstacles that could be in their way that day -- or in fact, any day.
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A third of the respondents are already fretting over how they will cover this year's spending, be it in cash upfront or on plastic.
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While some oil firms are fretting over the new law, others are relieved that another, more restrictive ballot initiative failed to pass in November.
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Still, they generally recognize the futility in fretting over the changes — given that the circumstances are beyond our control — and go with the flow.
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It's the first on-screen interaction we see between the mother-daughter duo, and they're fretting over the aesthetic of poor baby Esther's forehead.
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" This sort of thing had a long history; academics, more than 80 years before, were already fretting over what they called "the Mexican problem.
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The company twisted its hands too long, fretting over how to deal with what Farrow's articles suggest is a dark and disturbing pattern of behavior.
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Asian markets remained under pressure Wednesday as a reported nuclear test by North Korea heightened concerns for investors already fretting over the slowdown in China.
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Priebus was the guy he accepted as, in his mind, a sop to a Republican establishment fretting over what sort of President he might be.
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Though he assumed the family of four was just fretting over one of their two children, he soon heard both parents start screaming for help.
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But when complexities arise, you can still find yourself fretting over Internal Revenue Service rules, as I did with the broken-pipe home-office deduction.
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LONDON — The comedy sketch opens with a hijab-wearing British woman named Afsana fretting over how to impress the Islamic State militants who recruited her.
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BONDS AND CURRENCIES However, the view in bond markets was somewhat different, with investors fretting over the inflation outlook and the more lax spending environment.
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Whole episodes are spent fretting over the lead's mental state, while scant time is given to the inner lives of characters like Ptonomy Wallace (Jeremie Harris).
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DODGED BULLET While some oil firms are fretting over the new law, others are relieved that another, more restrictive ballot initiative failed to pass in November.
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The government has been fretting over fast-rising leverage and the risk of asset bubbles in the rapidly growing economy, which expanded 6.7 percent in 2016.
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The total number of coronavirus cases has topped 70 in Australia with state and federal health authorities fretting over the risk of more widespread community transmission.
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The mysterious part of life and love and living that just happens, just flows, just takes on its own momentum without any of us fretting over it.
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The fear of neither side backing down was credible enough this week to unsettle stockmarkets already fretting over the US-China trade dispute and the Khashoggi affair.
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There's much fretting over the outcome of the Mexican War, especially with regards to how slavery would be rolled out into new territories from newly acquired lands.
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As a result, there were no conservatives fretting over "another Kennedy or O'Connor," and Democrats were forced to focus on a single Gorsuch opinion about a trucker.
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But she was in a difficult bind, with progressives advocating for a series of amendments—including cutting funding for ICE—and skittish moderates fretting over the changes.
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With investors fretting over Venezuela's ability to pay foreign debt obligations later this year, Maduro said the government was seeking assistance from major lender and ally China.
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I first started fretting over this question a few weeks ago, when I went to a Manhattan high school where I serve as a volunteer writing tutor.
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For someone whom fans have spent lots of time speculating about and fretting over, Lady Stoneheart doesn't actually take up that much real estate in the books.
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"The relative lull in the markets now belies investors' anxiousness who are fretting over global downside risks," Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM, wrote in a note.
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Instead of fretting over when opportunities for advancement will present themselves, hone your expertise and strengthen your network so you'll be a competitive hire no matter what.
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We tapped into that exact feeling in the hilarious video above, which tackles everything from fretting over your outfit to worrying that your doctor won't think you're smart.
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Apple shares are down over 12 percent this year with investors fretting over growth in China as well as whether the upcoming iPhone 7 will be a hit.
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I usually wear quite a lot of hand jewelry but as my nails are saying so much now, I'm fretting over how many rings I can pull off!
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But rather than fretting over what was out of his control, Gates chose to focus on solutions — what he could fix, change or do better — rather than problems.
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They claim, without a shred of evidence, that it's not worth fretting over the enormous cost of their proposed tax cuts, because they'll end up paying for themselves.
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Investors have been fretting over the possibility of snap elections, and whether the country's involvement in the European Union and the euro currency will be called into question.
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Taken at face value, the negligible median pay rise would appear to appease shareholders fretting over high CEO pay at a time when the S&P 500 index .
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There is a large cast — too large, I occasionally felt, fretting over which noble was currently being unpleasant and why — in which familiar figures jostle against the imagined.
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Lake County politicians are fretting over the more than $22010,230 the county is spending to install backup power generators for the courthouse, sheriff's department and other government buildings.
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Challenges, meantime, include a franchisee base that is fretting over the brand's future and a company built on the back of football, as viewership of the sport declines.
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After the election, defeated Democrats spent some time fretting over the 80,000 votes they lost in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, handing Mr Trump a win in the electoral college.
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The earnings season comes with investors fretting over inflation pressures and interest rates, while a surge in Treasury yields to over seven-year highs has made bonds more attractive.
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Investors are also fretting over the global car production outlook, while a phase-out of older braking systems and GPS modules is also weighing on Autoliv's growth this year.
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This year, instead of fretting over the various "buckets" of recipients — "the golf aficionado" or "the frequent traveler" — take a moment to consider your own style of gift-giving.
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Why it matters: Americans are not fretting over the largest long-term threats of the dual age of automation and Amazonization, which are wiping out manufacturing and retail employment.
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The hero doctor In the pediatric ward of Flint's Hurley Medical Center, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha was seeing more and more worried parents fretting over rashes and hair loss.
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Many world leaders are fretting over Britain's possible exit, or Brexit, from the European Union, which some fear could lead to the eventual collapse of the 28-member bloc.
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Such tinkering can dull the intended impact, which is to get the economy moving, but with the banking sector fretting over negative rates, the search is on for alternatives.
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I'm getting a brief, needed respite and refuel from fretting over our democracy or forcibly separated families or any of the other horrible things humans do to one another.
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A second whistle-blower later released a secret recording of the bishop fretting over how his reputation could suffer if he took action against an accused abuser, the Rev.
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Much may hinge on financial markets, which for a brief period around the start of this year looked like their fretting over China might throw the global economy off track.
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But as establishment Republicans grapple with a creeping sense that Trump's nomination is nearing inevitability and with donors fretting over Rubio's failure to notch a single primary win, Rubio pounced.
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If you're committed to reading and following the astrological developments in your life, there are ways to roll with the punches without fretting over what the planets have in store.
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Brexit has raised concerns in the life sciences sector, with academics fretting over a potential gap in funding currently provided by the EU and drugmakers concerned over future medicine regulation.
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The rapid spread of the coronavirus across the globe has stoked fears of a global economic downturn, leaving policymakers in Tokyo fretting over the risk of Japan slipping into recession.
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In Tuesday's arguments, the justices spent an inordinate amount of time fretting over the future of separate bathrooms for men and women — even though that issue wasn't before the court.
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That's because ordinary folk are fretting over unsavoury side-effects on society: two-thirds of respondents in an October poll said they oppose gambling resorts, according to the Japan Times.
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Small building owners in particular are fretting over changes to laws that allow them to raise rents when they make building repairs, cautioning they could worsen living conditions for tenants.
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Wirelessly captured data from smartphone accelerometers can suggest when shoppers become fascinated (movement often stops) or are fretting over prices (a phone is repeatedly raised to search for cheaper products online).
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Brexit has raised concerns in the life sciences sector, with academics fretting over a potential gap in funding currently provided by the EU and drug-makers concerned over future medicine regulation.
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When Pence was first picked as Trump's running mate, the courtship was awkward at best, with Trump at one point -- after selecting Pence -- fretting over whether he could retract the offer.
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But with its shareholders fretting over the debt it would take on to finance a deal, it would need partners to provide the extra cash, probably by buying some Fox assets.
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But as someone who plays games while simultaneously fretting over how they're made, I couldn't get this out of my head after finishing Possessions and wondering what I should play next.
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With the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting kicking off on Wednesday, investors are fretting over tighter U.S. monetary policy, especially after a string of strong economic data, including Friday's jobs report.
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Back at the fort, Pilate (Peter Firth) is a tetchy scold, calling the high priest Caiaphas (Stephen Greif ) and his crew a "pack of raving Jews" and fretting over a possible uprising.
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Here's the gist: While the rest of the world is celebrating the phoenix-like rise of Pied Piper with over 500,000 app downloads, Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) is fretting over another metric.
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Insurers this year are particularly fretting over European elections such as France's presidential vote, where favorite Emmanuel Macron is facing a run-off with anti-globalization candidate Marine Le Pen next month.
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The earnings season comes with investors fretting over inflation pressures and fears of rising interest rates, while a surge in Treasury yields to over seven-year highs has made bonds more attractive.
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Now that internet providers can legally harvest your browser history for advertisers, it's probably too late to begin fretting over whether the whole notion of privacy rightly belongs to Gen X nostalgia.
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It's lunchtime at her house on the Cote D'Azur, and although she's been fretting over the three-course meal she is about to serve for days now, she's impeccable in this moment.
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It's also a terrific parody of the very specific, doom-haunted culture of online journalism, constantly glancing at real-time pageview stats in a cold sweat and fretting over the Facebook algorithm.
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Rather than rushing out to buy masks and fretting over the unlikely chance of contracting the coronavirus, Americans should get their flu shots, and wash their hands often to avoid the flu.
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British diplomats are also fretting over differences with Washington over Britain's plans for a digital services tax that would hit large American corporations like Google and Amazon, and its policy toward Iran.
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He doesn't know the half of it — the scene was written and shot months before a polarizing presidential contest and new administration made fretting over the soul of America a national pastime.
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London's FTSE 53, Frankfurt's DAX and Paris' CAC were all down around 0.5% The new bout of fretting over the health of the global economy follows a big rebound in stock markets.
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I've stopped fretting over these details and instead turned toward the way that moments like this build an atmosphere: I became enamored of this character's steady voice, confidence, and fashionably symmetrical bob.
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Ida Kitaeva Laurel (Nina Arianda) is a Russian starlet with an acerbic tongue and a gleefully sarcastic manner; Lucille Hardy (Shirley Henderson) is her perfect foil, fretting over and doting on her husband.
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Governments across the world may be fretting over the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation on employment, but Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday his government does not fear the technology.
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All the same, policymakers are not yet fretting over the recent yen falls, and see an abrupt reversal of the weak-yen trend as a bigger threat, say people familiar with BOJ thinking.
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Sanders has argued that Medicare for All is a cheaper alternative compared to what's already in place and that employers would spend less time fretting over providing decent health benefits to their workers.
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Again, there are better games to put your money on than this one — why spend time fretting over this game when an NFC Championship rematch is looming just a few short hours away?
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Baseball spends its offseason tinkering with the on-field product and fretting over its perceived decline; the specific social and political and economic channels flowing into Why are generally understood and mostly ignored.
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If you, like me, find yourself torn between enjoying the mild weather and fretting over just how much of the ice caps we're melting, you might want to distract yourself with some reading.
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Many are couples, with one person fretting over the quality of care for a sick spouse while that spouse may be desperate to avoid impoverishing the other one, who could live decades longer.
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Half-read books about saints (research for his next novel, "A Saint in Texas") were splayed on the furniture, and he was fretting over the state of disgraced schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau's marriage.
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But seeing that plan become law is a far better scenario than another one White House allies and Republicans are fretting over: What happens to President Donald Trump if the tax plan doesn't pass?
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When she acts as the "garage parent," the mom-of-three is allowed to figure out who she is when she's not fretting over her children or desperately wishing her husband would notice her.
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If there are norms worth fretting over here, they aren't the ones that govern whistleblowing, but the ones that should govern what U.S. political leaders do when the president is too incompetent to serve.
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Investors will be looking for clues on his views on monetary policy at a time when equity markets are fretting over rising U.S. yields and the risks of faster-than-expected interest rate rises.
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It features Hayley Atwell in a variety of era-appropriate hats and fetching bohemian scarves; lots of long, luxurious camera pans across English country houses; and much fretting over that newfangled invention the automobile.
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Investors have been fretting over a deepening trade row hurting corporate profits and global growth, and the lack of clarity on the pace of U.S. interest rate cuts have only added to the woes.
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With so much in-house dealmaking expertise, investment bankers who have been trying to cultivate Son's lieutenants are fretting over whether they will be hired to work on any of the Vision Fund's deals.
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A year after completing its biggest ever deal, the $32 billion acquisition of Baxalta, investors are fretting over weakened margins and big challenges in the hemophilia business it inherited with the U.S.-based group.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow industrials posted the largest-ever points drop on Thursday as Wall Street led stocks across the globe lower, with traders fretting over the economic impact of the spreading coronavirus.
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A 10-day Golden Week holiday kicks off on April 29 and investors are fretting over the risk of a "flash crash" - a violent currency spasm that can occur in times of thin trading turnover.
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Whether it be teenage girls fretting over their figures or fathers struggling with everyday household tasks, 48% of women and 44% of men think there are too many outdated stereotypes in television ads (see chart).
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The reports from some of the biggest U.S. companies would help soothe nerves of investors who have been fretting over the impact of tariffs, rising interest rates, wage growth and other factors on corporate profits.
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If in doubt, stick to brands that have declared their full lip range vegan – as we have done here – so you can focus on choosing the right color instead of fretting over the ingredients list.
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Democrats, who turned out in record numbers in spite of poor weather, delivered: For all the fretting over the Democratic brand, they should feel pretty damn good about what these results say about the future.
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Ric Flair has a message for all you Cavs fans fretting over that Game 1 beatdown the Pacers put on you ... CHILLLLLLL ... 'cause Nature Boy says LeBron James and the Cavs will win on Wednesday.
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Justin's fixation on the early sacrifice—he keeps trying to scrub away the blood when he thinks nobody's watching—put me in mind of Cain, fretting over the spilled blood of his innocent brother, Abel.
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Some are closely scrutinized by Rome, which is fretting over the vulnerability of corporate champions such as Telecom Italia, in which Italian state lender CDP took a direct holding after Vivendi took a controlling stake.
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The data will offer much-needed relief to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) which has been fretting over a "mixed" jobs performance while leaving interest rates at a record-low 1.50 percent since last August.
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She's definitely not fretting over things like what to do with her hands, how she looks while she's walking through a sunny field for B-roll, or how she'll make a good impression on her suitors.
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As employees resigned in protest over Google's work with Project Maven, which uses AI to identify potential drone targets in satellite images, reports revealed top executives fretting over how it will be perceived by the public.
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Investors have been fretting over the possibility of a rate hike when the data-dependent Federal Reserve holds its policy-setting meeting next week, especially after contrasting comments from Fed officials in the past few days.
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Lebanese markets had already been under pressure after Sunday's election result underscored Tehran's growing regional clout, with investors now fretting over what Trump's decision on the nuclear deal could mean for the country's fragile political situation.
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Since I'd known him for so long and he was still a virgin, I couldn't stop fretting over the risk this posed to our friendship and the pressure I felt to give him a stellar sexual experience.
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Anyone fretting over America's culinary decline can attempt to find solace in the burgeoning popularity of meal kits, those boxes that arrive on your doorstep filled with every ingredient you need for (typically) three meals for two.
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This wasn't because of any business-minded fretting over royalties or distribution models, but because he worried that unlimited access would lead to paralysis of choice, or worse: a loss of meaningful connection during the discovery process.
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Western countries have spent the years, fretting over the immigration and extremism resulting from almost two decades of constant warfare, and split by social and political division to a degree not seen in perhaps half a century.
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When considered within this framework, it seems that fretting over the decline in volatility may be a bit silly — akin to demanding that a chef explain why a once-inedible dish no longer scorches the taste buds.
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And I thought, "Well, let me dedicate myself to that and let me not spend a lot of time fretting over things that I have no control over," because I don't find that terribly healthy for me.
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House Republicans are fretting over the results of Pennsylvania's special election, worried that the tight race in the heart of Trump country might be a harbinger of a Democratic wave in the midterm elections later this year.
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Investors have been fretting over a slowdown in Chinese spending amid a trade war with the U.S., but luxury firms like Hermes and Kering have reported solid sales growth and played down fears of cooling demand in China.
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But if authorities are fretting over the Syngenta acquisition – a strategic one that seemed in part designed to help provide food security – it is reasonable to wonder whether the rest of the deal pipeline will fare much better.
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And experts in just about every global industry are fretting over the many supply chains that could be disrupted — from prescription drugs and surgical masks to rare earth metals — if the outbreak grows into an even wider epidemic.
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"Such a situation seems circular, with markets fretting over Fed decisions and the Fed concerning themselves with market volatility – an issue outside the scope of its mandate," the report says, predicting that the U.S. recovery will continue in 2016.
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Mattis resigned on Thursday, writing in his letter that US cooperation with its allies is key to its stability — just as US officials and analysts tracking the conflict were fretting over the ramifications of abandoning US allies in Syria.
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He spends most of this episode fretting over his daughter-in-law, Stacey, who believes her home is being shot at, perhaps by allies of the corrupt Philadelphia police officers who used to work with her now-deceased husband.
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And the innovation thing is the same single example Pai has trotted out over and over — Charter fretting over rolling out some out-of-home Wi-Fi thing — and some vague obstacles faced by a number of smaller ISPs.
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"Anyone who has booked a holiday with Thomas Cook will want to see the refinancing deal sorted as soon as possible so they aren't fretting over whether their holiday provider is actually around to fly them to the beach."
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U.S. tax bill As corporate America celebrates one of the biggest-ever cuts to its tax bill, one corner of Wall Street is fretting over the impact the reforms will have on its ability to profitably invest in companies.
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The sale, led by Goldman Sachs, may value Kantar at up to 3.5 billion pounds ($4.7 billion), but some private equity investors are fretting over the decline in profits and revenues that the business has suffered in recent years.
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The effects could soon reach beyond government workers and labs, and scientists who are not on Washington's direct payroll have been fretting over how the shutdown might interrupt the flow of grant money to researchers across the United States.
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Musk expects to ramp the production up rapidly to 10,000 Model 3s per week by the end of next year, and so he warned the company's investors of fretting over early numbers when he spoke with them after last quarter's results.
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While investors have been comforted by China's moves to restore calm to battered markets, confidence remains fragile as the death toll from the outbreak continued to climb sharply to over 600, leaving policymakers fretting over the potential drag on global growth.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - As Japan heads for an unprecedented market holiday, investors around the globe are fretting over the risk of a 'flash crash' or violent spasm in currencies that can occur when traders are away and turnover is super thin.
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Signs of slowing demand for Apple's flagship iPhones have wide-ranging implications for technology and internet companies at a time when investors are fretting over peaking corporate earnings growth, rising borrowing costs, and a global economy weighed down by trade tensions.
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After months of verbal sparring and racist demagoguery and fretting over email server management and telling each other to delete their accounts, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump finally met at Long Island's Hofstra University for the first of three debates.
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LONDON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Emerging equities ended a choppy week with solid gains but currencies came under pressure as markets were fretting over the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates while investors in Russia awaited key sovereign ratings reviews on Friday.
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Wife No. 3's fretting over her wigs, her recalcitrant hair (patiently tended to by Wife No. 1) and her clothing is a funny and touching indication that, abused as she has been, she still retains a smattering of self-esteem.
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Fretting over endeavors that have kept her so often away from her two delightfully articulate sons, she binds the film's far-flung concerns before coming to rest on a spot she's been aiming at all along: Love matters more than money.
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The mere hint that Mr. Trump could fire Mr. Powell, or demote him to a Fed governor, risks further destabilizing markets by worrying investors, who are already fretting over the economic fallout from shut-down businesses, quarantined workers and curtailed activity.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 11 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand weakened early on Wednesday as another bout of risk aversion dragged emerging market currencies lower, with investors fretting over the economic impact of the coronavirus and opting to move money to safe-haven assets.
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Such calls for more stimulus are unlikely to materialize any time soon, as the minutes showed others in the board fretting over the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the strain ultra-low interest rates is imposing on commercial banks.
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The shiny new phrase for explaining what animated his supporters was "economic anxiety," two words that painted vivid pictures of families in Ohio or Indiana fretting over mortgage payments in a haze of factory closures, bad backs and shuttered diners.
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Sports [Also read: At Colorado, a Breach in Football's Wall] ____ YouTube's C.E.O. spends her days fretting over "Condom Challenge" and bestiality videos, talking advertisers off the ledge and managing a part of Google that generates as much revenue as Netflix.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government, fretting over the future of Toshiba Corp's flagship memory chips unit, is prepared to block a sale to bidders it deems a risk to national security, sources said, a stance that gives U.S. suitors a major advantage.
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Signs of slowing demand for the company's flagship iPhones have wide-ranging implications for technology and internet companies at a time when investors are fretting over peaking corporate earnings growth, rising borrowing costs, and a global economy weighed down by trade tensions.
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And whenever the plot fails to surprise, there's Bennet's playful, thoughtful voice to distract you, fretting over all the possible shades of meaning in the word unpregnant: its finality, its sheer strangeness, not not pregnant but a different category of woman altogether.
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The government has been fretting over fast-rising leverage and the risk of asset bubbles in an economy that has recently shifted to a lower gear, prompting a raft of restrictions on purchases and lending in more than 20 cities since October.
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However, a Reuters analysis of nationwide bridge data reveals the fretting over the safety of bridges and other road infrastructure is overblown and could distract from more serious problems elsewhere: * About 9 percent of highway bridges were considered structurally deficient in 2017.
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Between the looming shutdown of the US government, fretting over President Trump praising anti-abortion efforts, and everyone wondering just why Ja Rule was a trending topic on Twitter (no, really, why?), there was a lot of cause for unease—and that feeling spread.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As with many industries now fretting over the uncertain future of U.S. trade policy, the oil business is sizing up the potential impact of the various protectionist measures being bandied about Washington - which have sent crude markets into a tizzy.
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Fretting over late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century immigration, American mythmakers discovered that the Pilgrims, and New England as a whole, were perfectly cast as national founders: white, Protestant, democratic, and blessed with an American character centered on family, work, individualism, freedom, and faith.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - A group of private equity investors bidding for Italy's Old Wild West restaurant chain is fretting over Rome's plans to shut shops on Sundays, four sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the ban would undermine the 700 million euro deal.
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We know so much about Issa and Lawrence's connection and surprisingly little about Issa's connection with her three best friends (something Tiffany brings into the text of the show by fretting over her place in the group in the scene immediately before Lawrence's return).
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But as much of the cycle has now turned to elegies or fretting over her endorsement strategy, I can't help but feel as though, on the topic of her Native ancestry and DNA test, her campaign is ending with an ellipsis or a question mark.
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When my infant daughter was in the intensive care unit, I saw parents comforting sick kids while fretting over the bills; when my toddler son needed a prescription, my wife's employer-provided insurance allowed us to pay 1/50th of what an uninsured person would pay.
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When British finance minister George Osborne warned of a "dangerous cocktail" of economic threats on Thursday - fretting over slower growth in China, Brazil and Russia, tension in the Middle East and stock market falls - he was urging against complacency at home, where economic growth has been robust.
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While the latter have spent the last few years lurching from one inadvisable spending splurge to another, fretting over its status as the world's biggest club, the former has faced a genuine threat to its existence, and had bigger things to worry about than Wayne Rooney's form.
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The companies shrewdly seized on all the fretting over China's threat to make the following case to telecom regulators: Sure, you'll lose one wireless competitor in the U.S., but you'll gain a stronger global competitor that can help the nation stay ahead of its 5g nemesis.
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I'll have more to say about my first forays into the Japanese mafia next week, but lemme make this clear: if you've never played a Yakuza game before, stop fretting over whether or not you're going to understand what's going on and play this game immediately.
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GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Carmakers in China are fretting over whether a tax break that has propped up sales this year will be extended, with an end to the policy possibly leading to the first annual decline in sales on record for the world's largest auto market.
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With many Democrats still fretting over the electability of Sanders and seeking a safer bet -- desperate to avoid a second term of President Donald Trump at all costs -- Biden still brings the gravitas and experience that voters may feel would make him better at governing than Trump.
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Johnson has wavered on the emerging GOP plan several times in recent weeks, first saying Republicans should start over with a bipartisan solution, then fretting over the truncated timeline in which Republicans are bringing up the health care bill, and now aligning himself with the chamber's most conservative members.
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The White House is not yet fretting over a potential 2020 challenge from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and a new PAC filed with the Federal Election Commission this week to convince the movie star and former WWE wrestler to run doesn't appear to have changed the administration's stance.
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Therefore, IKEA's expanding smart home lineup could challenge Samsung and other competing vendors and become the dominant lineup in the device market, leaving the companies focusing on AI to improve that aspect of the smart home experience rather than fretting over the quality of the devices consumers use.
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From the "dancing" shoes we can barely stand in to the life-sucking tights we immediately wish we weren't wearing, many of us have accepted a little — or a lot — of discomfort as a non-negotiable tax on looking good (despite our mothers' fretting over our misguided priorities).
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Though a huge blow to Japan, which has invested $12 billion in the run-up to the Games, the decision to postpone was a relief to thousands of athletes fretting over training with the world heading into lockdown to fight a disease that has killed thousands of people.
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Though a huge blow to Japan, which has invested $12 billion in the run-up to the Games, the decision to postpone was a relief to thousands of athletes fretting over training with the world heading into lockdown to fight a disease that has killed thousands of people.
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When I'm bored, I tend to start checking email and working, but I recently read Anne Helen Petersen's excellent BuzzFeed piece on millennial burnout and have since vowed to actually NOT WORK on the weekends — including not checking my email or spending inordinate amounts of time fretting over ongoing projects.
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Trump predicted as he departed Washington that the "easiest" leg of his journey would be his scheduled sit-down Putin — a comment that did little to reassure allies fretting over his potential embrace of a Russian leader U.S. intelligence officials accuse of meddling in the 2016 elections to help Trump win.
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That said… how exactly did someone (I'm assuming Dickon Tarly, Sam's younger brother, shown in this episode fretting over how battles smell of human shit) manage to knock Jaime from horseback, in water so shallow that the horse could manage it, and into water that's apparently fathoms upon fathoms deep?
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For all the fretting over Mr Trump's bans on travellers from several majority-Muslim countries, his administration's prohibition on laptops and tablets on flights from airports around the Middle East, his support for the disruptive boycott of Qatar, and his general unpopularity around the globe, travel to America has not plummeted.
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Had she come up short, any Republican incumbent in an even marginally competitive House seat would have immediately been on the phone to House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Steve Stivers of Ohio fretting over how Trump was going to cost them their jobs.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), has taken a predictably opposite view of the memo's relevance, downplaying its significance and fretting over the potential revelation of "sources and methods" which he warns will harm the intelligence community.
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With all the damage that's being done to the social fabric, in matters ranging from race relations to income inequality, to name just two areas where the national leadership seems not only determined to make things worse but weirdly excited about it, fretting over the state of the language seems like an indulgence.
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Ms. Marshall's anxiety about the album was temporarily displaced by anxiety about her outfit for the Rodarte show, and she took a sparkly, poofy-shouldered jacket on and off, fretting over her "mommy body," and giggling about her days as a fashion darling, when she served as the face of Chanel's jewelry.
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Along with reprints of her work by NYRB Classics and Counterpoint, a Hulu series is in development and many, many pixels have since been devoted to her oeuvre: debating her appeal to millennial woman, fretting over her white privilege, or simply delighting in her undulating prose and the smaller, wilder world she inhabited.
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For all my fretting over the lawn, I have to say that in that moment, with the light making a cathedral of the street trees and the neighborhood suspended in the grip of a lazy, warm autumn afternoon, I find something wonderfully liberating in the play of those two animals, the dogcat especially.
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President Donald Trump's aides spent the weekend fretting over the health care law, huddling in a room at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort for hours, wrangling with members of Congress on the phone, flying conservatives to the Florida retreat and making final deals with House leadership in hopes of getting the bill passed.
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But also, as Girion discovered, J&J executives, mine managers and scientists knew about the problem, and while internally fretting over what to do about it to protect a company "sacred cow," kept it from regulators and the public and sought to sway U.S. regulators as they considered limiting asbestos in cosmetic talc products.
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HBO's Vice Principals, perhaps the only show on TV that truly tries to understand Trump's America, prompted much fretting over whether the show recognized that its white male heroes — who were trying to tear down a black woman who had the job they wanted — knew what they were doing was Wrong, even as they were burning down her house.
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" The Associated Press's Stephen Braun and Eileen Sullivan, in a deeply flawed report fretting over Clinton's record of meeting with prominent development economists and NGO leaders who also donated to the foundation, warn, "[A] Clinton administration would have to take careful steps to ensure that past foundation donors would not have the same access as she allowed at the State Department.
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As I walked those bricks throughout that gray February weekend with my eternally patient fiancée — who tolerated nostalgic musings like, "That's where we ate lunch every Monday" and "That's the library where people pretended to study" — I couldn't help but think there was some nervous out-of-state freshman student fretting over some test or relationship, like I had done so often four years before.
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Instead of fretting over what changes may come to my health care, I can forget the world for an hour and test my wit against the "Pretty Little Liars" number-one foe, a digital stalker known only as A. Maybe as an adult who came of age in an era of bubblegum teen pop stars and millennium anxiety, I should be more invested in the political news everyone else is watching.
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The late October decision to pull the plug on the partially-built airport for Mexico City left investors fretting over how Lopez Obrador will manage the economy, leading to sharp falls in the peso and stockmarket.. Asked whether Lopez Obrador had done anything to make markets nervous, Gerardo Esquivel told local broadcaster Foro TV that the president-elect's airport decision was one of the reasons behind economic uncertainty facing Mexico.
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We spoke for two hours, the world and the rich and the privileged falling away with it, so that somehow, in this gothic Victorian hotel—where waiters whisked from table to table, fretting over big bills and draining wine glasses—it seemed, for a few hours at least, it was only Ben and I. The man behind Plan B, the human who is no different from the rest of us.
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