Should we be more concerned about the national interests that we have at stake or more concerned about the profits of businesses?
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" In contrast, Reaser said, Fischer "would appear to be more concerned about the risks of current monetary policy and also more concerned about the limits of that policy.
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In particular, the survey found that 28 percent of respondents are much more concerned about their online privacy compared to a year ago, whereas 85033 percent are somewhat more concerned.
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Women also more strongly favored laws, policies, and tools against online harassment, and were more concerned with creating safe spaces online, while men were more concerned with preserving free speech.
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"They were more concerned with protecting the image of the order and more concerned with making sure they were in touch with lawyers rather than the flock that they served," Kane said.
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He was more concerned about keeping his emotions in check.
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They're more concerned with their livestock's welfare than their own.
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They should all be more concerned about security cameras. 24.
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You said you were more concerned about the national debt.
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You can guess which parent they were more concerned with.
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I'm more concerned about the immediate impacts of the hazard.
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I think people should be more concerned with his life.
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But Mr Rahmon seems more concerned about beards than jobs.
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People are more concerned with the quality of your work.
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Who was more concerned with their career than their relationship?
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Intermediates might be more concerned with their spin on groundstrokes.
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Trump, on the other hand, is more concerned with showmanship.
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Overall, I was more concerned after the debate than before.
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But I should have been a little been more concerned.
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Again, I'm more concerned about him more than anything else.
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But Americans are more concerned about other issues right now.
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We're more concerned with making our team better next year.
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"I'm actually more concerned about the wine sales," he admitted.
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He was more concerned about Muslim immigrants' imposing Shariah law.
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Oracle: The "Mad Money" host was more concerned about Oracle.
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They should probably be even more concerned than they are.
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Americans are getting more concerned about many forms of change.
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But we're more concerned about human life than shelf life.
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"People are getting more concerned about civil unrest," he said.
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I'm infinitely more concerned with Trump's transgressions at this point.
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Should we be more concerned about incompetence than foreign encroachments?
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Climate activists are more concerned about Burisma's business: natural gas.
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It says they're more concerned about being interesting than interested.
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She is more concerned about simpler tricks that trap employees.
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Democrats and women are more concerned than Republicans and men.
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He said Palma should probably be more concerned about vengeance.
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"They were more concerned with protecting the image of the order and more concerned with being in touch with lawyers than with the flock that they served," Ms. Kane said at a news conference Tuesday.
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Brown, however, was more concerned about spending time with his children.
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" "I was more concerned about when I was going to kiss!
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Parents of tweens also were more concerned than parents of teens.
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Still, people should be more concerned than they are, says Zhang.
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Hosmer is more concerned about his team than his Texas success.
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He's more concerned with spoiling his plans than preserving his marriage.
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Now, many marginalized communities are even more concerned about their futures.
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Harrigan is more concerned about accusations surrounding his television viewing habits.
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He's far more concerned about people hanging on to their humanity.
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It does show businesses are more concerned about the economic outlook.
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He genuinely seemed more concerned and serious about them than Clinton.
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Unlike Spielberg, however, Nichols is more concerned with mood and tone.
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She's way more concerned about letting her teen behind the wheel.
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Others were more concerned about the practicalities of collecting late luggage.
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Others with unsupported bonds are more concerned as political infighting escalates.
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"I'm more concerned about his policy than his personality," she said.
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This was a politics more concerned with rights than with policy.
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But people are more concerned about fitness of the Presidential candidates.
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They're much more concerned about issues like the FDA and reimbursement.
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Do they make you more concerned about the virus than before?
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"I am getting more concerned about my financial situation," Winters said.
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I should be more concerned about getting punched in the jaw.
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Most Congolese are more concerned with malaria, malnutrition and diarrheal diseases.
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With a lesser cast or production I would be more concerned.
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People seemed more concerned with social distancing than any social stigma.
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The bottom line: That's largely because Democrats are getting more concerned.
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In general, women are more concerned about sexual harassment than men.
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That we need to be more concerned about our own motivations.
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Many militias fighting under its banner are more concerned about Gen.
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To be honest, I'm more concerned about the fate of Ukraine.
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The artist was more concerned then with making money from reproductions.
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"Germany will be more concerned with risk-sharing," Haralambous told CNBC.
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Iginla said he is more concerned about winning than No. 215.
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At Princeton, everyone is much more concerned with the way they speak.
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He's more concerned about the tie that exists between you and him.
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I think we should be more concerned about how we treat it.
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She's moving back to Stars Hollow and Lorelai couldn't be more concerned.
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The upcoming French presidential election gets investors more concerned by the day.
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Whittaker said that's smart, but that he's more concerned about general trust.
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Uber is more concerned with saving money than protecting riders, said Carroll.
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"I would say I'm more concerned about making ends meet," she says.
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I was more concerned with eating enough to get through my classes.
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As Wen began reorganizing Planned Parenthood, staff grew more and more concerned.
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They are also more concerned with burn rates and revenue, she said.
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Investors in recent months have become more concerned about the global economy.
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Economists lately have been more concerned about the chances for a recession.
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But the Saudis are far more concerned with Hizbullah's activities in Yemen.
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Public response, for the most part, was more concerned with the animal.
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Cha said China is more concerned about the leader they don't know.
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Now 38, he was more concerned Thursday about a scooter he'd rented.
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"He's been tough and he's been more concerned about me," she said.
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Others are growing more concerned about industry issues such as addictive products.
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I am getting more concerned that we might make a policy mistake.
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They were more concerned about locating beers for themselves than anything else.
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Sean: He was more concerned about the balloons than the actual presents.
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Americans were more concerned in the Pew report about hacking of elections.
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Employees were more concerned the blockade could lead to more economic damage.
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IS THERE A NATIONAL AVERAGE AT WHICH YOU WOULD GET MORE CONCERNED?
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But it seems the Democrats are more concerned with rhetoric than results.
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Nevertheless, oil producers are more concerned about weakening demand than tight supply.
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Then again, Mike is more concerned with accurate expression than with accessibility.
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Aren't cases like that the one we should be more concerned about?
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In these morning hours, we're also more concerned with achievement and power.
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Indeed, companies and analysts are more concerned about the future than consumers.
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Frankly, I'm now more concerned about her leadership skills than his. 1.
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That loophole has them more concerned than anything related to carried interest.
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They seemed to be more concerned about finding alcohol than anything else.
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Puzder said at the moment, he's more concerned about Trump's legislative agenda.
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Until this weekend, OPEC has been more concerned about oversupply than shortages.
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But he was more concerned about his neighbors in single-story houses.
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He said investors seem to be more concerned about policy than politics.
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And many leaders of the Misurata militias are more concerned about Gen.
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Instead, he's more concerned about his golf game and Mar-a-Lago.
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I am more concerned about intelligence gathering to help win a war.
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"We're even more concerned about the possibility of sarin use," he said.
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Does it make you more concerned about the problem of ocean pollution?
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Democrats appear to be much more concerned about Russian meddling than Republicans.
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"We are more concerned, even more concerned compared to last year because the developments over the last 12 months have been more negative than even what we were thinking about," CEO Lim Chow Kiat told Reuters in an interview.
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"We are more concerned, even more concerned compared to last year because the developments over the last 26.4 months have been more negative than even what we were thinking about," CEO Lim Chow Kiat told Reuters in an interview.
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"I'm more concerned about Hong Kong's future than my future," the teenager said.
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In Europe, Kone was more concerned about the continent's shortage of skilled labour.
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But rights groups say the process is more concerned with retribution than justice.
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He seemed less concerned with this and more concerned with my educational background.
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For now, though, some users seem more concerned about the potential for abuse.
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Rawls was also more concerned with institutions than with day-to-day politics.
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However, it's that performance in the months after that has Worth more concerned.
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They are more concerned with marketing and metrics than creating a fairer world.
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Big Tech believes that consumers are more concerned with privacy than with power.
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I HAVE BEEN CONCERNED FOR A FEW YEARS, AND MORE AND MORE CONCERNED.
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Congress was more concerned about the mechanics of setting up a functioning government.
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These lawsuits suggest incumbents are more concerned than they're letting on in public.
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Tories, meanwhile, have been more concerned with snatching the votes of Leave supporters.
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Bill Cassidy said the CBO score makes him "more concerned" about the bill.
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He grabbed six, but he was more concerned with getting an elusive win.
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They might be more concerned with state medical boards taking their license away.
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KASHKARI: WELL, NO. I'M MORE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FLATTENING OF THE YIELD CURVE.
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Increasingly authoritarian, he seems more concerned with domestic squabbles than the Israeli occupation.
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When we should have been celebrating athletics, we were more concerned about aesthetics.
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"I'm more concerned that whatever needs 60 votes won't get done," Meadows said.
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Meanwhile, the RV industry is a bit more concerned about the deduction disappearing.
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The company said it was more concerned with the present than the past.
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Jean-Marie Leblanc should probably have been more concerned about doping in cycling.
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At the time, the committee was more concerned with Ms. Renna's deleted email.
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Of course, that could change if companies grow more concerned about the outlook.
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The current VA is mired in bureaucracy more concerned about procedures than substance.
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They are often more concerned with tracking participants' movements than with rehabilitating them.
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Now, it appears, he's more concerned with starting anew, cementing conviction worth sacrifice.
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I'm more concerned about saving art that has very little chance of surviving.
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This new show, which mixes poetry and protest, is more concerned with healing.
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But she's more concerned about the future of free speech on the internet.
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Others seem more concerned with how the platform makes them act and feel.
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Still, Mr. Bruce said he was more concerned with the broader economic impact.
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I have a tendency to be more shortsighted; she's more concerned about things.
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"They're more concerned about the pressure it will put on Medicare," Lake said.
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Australians are more concerned about China's influence on their economy than their politics.
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"I'm more concerned with, what is the average citizen going through?" he said.
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It seems like you're more concerned about Trump's broader strategy toward Iran. Definitely.
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They barely escaped, but the police seemed more concerned about the mob's accusation.
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"We still suspect that investors are more concerned than markets reveal," Himmelberg said.
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Grassley said he's more concerned about Trump's murky ideological views on other issues.
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Mr. Trump, he said, was more concerned with the future than the past.
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In the meantime, Stillitano is more concerned with decidedly first-world soccer problems.
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They're more concerned about the chaos these groups could sow in the party.
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We are strangely more concerned about checking phones when it's the other person's.
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If you're going to do that for your IRA, I am more concerned.
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If you're going to do that for you IRA, I am more concerned.
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That is, Hawking is more concerned about capitalism than he is about robots.
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Notably, workers are relatively more concerned about immediate issues like wages and benefits.
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But what people are more concerned about is their out-of-pocket costs.
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States along the border with Mexico are more concerned with immigration, for example.
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But Trump is apparently far more concerned about the latter than the former.
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Pilots never more concerned Although no aircraft accidents have been blamed on lasing, pilots have never been more concerned than they are now, says 30-year career pilot Keith Wolzinger, who flies international Boeing 777 routes about once a week.
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Kurt Rambis, the Knicks' interim coach, was more concerned with his team's 14 turnovers.
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But Zirin said he'd be much more concerned if the Fed remains on hold.
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As the market share starts to come down, people get more and more concerned.
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"I was concerned, but more concerned if we had troops being killed," he said.
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However, I'm more concerned with Kenyans becoming more confident in their storytelling for themselves.
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"People are more concerned today with politics than Mosul or the dam," he said.
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Meet Barack Obama&aposs economic Svengali, who is just as concerned, maybe more concerned.
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Critics also accused Trump of being more concerned with clearing public lands for development.
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Northam's consultants seem more concerned with not alienating Trump voters than inspiring Democratic voters.
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Romney for clearly following his own conscience and being more concerned about, as Sen.
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Such workers may be more concerned about securing extra hours than demanding higher pay.
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Corrections officers say they are more concerned for their safety now than ever before.
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She's even more concerned what will happen to her friend when her mom leaves.
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Polish rate setter Lukasz Hardt was more concerned over lower-than-inflation interest rates.
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She becomes "more concerned" about office hours after grades come out, especially near graduation.
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But I am frankly more concerned about conservatives' long-term relationship with Silicon Valley.
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The trade-union movement was more concerned with rights for workers than land rents.
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"I was more concerned that others were going to worry about me," he said.
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Such thinking is more concerned with protecting property rights than with correcting market failure.
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He was more concerned with how to do the role rather than anything else.
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"I think Amazon should be more concerned than Ulta," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Carl Icahn, chairman of Icahn Enterprises, said he's "more and more" concerned about stocks.
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I guess I was maybe more concerned about maybe the middle of our order.
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I'm more concerned about Nadia being driven from her home country and her family.
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Japanese courts often seem more concerned with maintaining social harmony than defending individual rights.
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But maybe cannabis smokers should be a tad bit more concerned about swapping germs.
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"The more we look at drug resistance, the more concerned we are," Frieden added.
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"At this point in the cycle we're much more concerned about liquidity," she said.
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Before the 2016 election, Republicans were more concerned about hacking, according to AP-NORC.
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Patients are becoming more concerned about their health and are looking elsewhere for answers.
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And all the while, he was more concerned with public perception than the law.
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You are more concerned with the minutiae, how everything is going to fit together.
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Polls suggest Americans are more concerned about terrorism than they have been in years.
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"In general, women are more cautious and more concerned with preserving capital," said Ramnani.
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She added, "We've become more concerned" about the period around the time of conception.
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Ghulam Rabbani, who sells CDs and DVDs in downtown Lashkar Gah, was more concerned.
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For his part, Pirlo seems more concerned with the typical expat's challenges and discoveries.
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Voters said they were more concerned with the state of the economy and employment.
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I was more concerned about the fact that he had been abused by priests.
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But Rensch is more concerned with the scourge of online cheating on his platform.
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Dos Anjos is far more concerned with ring craft and his positioning than Ferguson.
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If anything, I'm more concerned and more compelled to push for a compromise approach.
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The group was more concerned about deepfakes amplifying local harassment than altering national politics.
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So why aren't the public markets more concerned about these negative-balance-sheet behemoths?
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Others in the field seemed more concerned with protecting the privacy of the donors.
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I tell you, I'm more concerned by the derailment on this line last summer.
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For now, he was more concerned that episodes of "EastEnders" might run out entirely.
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These were other jobs where Aki was more concerned for her customer's well-being.
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"They're more concerned about profitability than they are about us," a delivery employee said.
|
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Trump, however, appears more concerned about the politics of the briefing than its substance.
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I was more intrigued by her latest prophesy, though Varys was understandably more concerned.
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Plank was more concerned about the downstream effects of a potential hate-crime hoax.
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And if you&aposre just graduating and more concerned about your student loan debt?
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As Trump grew more concerned with "never-Trumpers," he wanted his trusted aides close.
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He has often appeared more concerned with his numbers than with the team's performance.
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We were more concerned about timing because of work, so we focused on that.
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Your dad is probably more concerned with his own economic status than with yours.
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But most people are more concerned about wind damage than storm surge, Baker said.
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The less we saw of him, the more concerned we were for his welfare.
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He said he was not more concerned now than before he read the report.
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It's a great option for people who are a little more concerned about that.
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But the President, more concerned about politics than a governing legacy, has pulled back.
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Bullard is more concerned, and he thinks there should be a bigger rate cut.
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Russia's cult-hero striker, the towering Artem Dzyuba, was even more concerned than Cherchesov.
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But Americans are more concerned about crime now than they have been since 2001.
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But as a whole, the work is more concerned with historical developments than individuals.
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But, predictably, he seems more concerned with avoiding blame than with the nation's actual security.
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They were much more concerned with what women were wearing and how they stood out.
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The faster it rises, the more concerned investors are about owning risky assets like stocks.
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Maybe the Empire is just more concerned with that kind of stuff, which checks out.
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But this time, Towkio is more concerned about elevation in every sense of the word.
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Redditors, on the other hand, seemed more concerned with how they got that table home.
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John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, was more concerned with corroborating Page's account with that of Strzok.
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"I'm certainly more concerned about our homeless veterans than I am about refugees from Syria."
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Homebuyers today are more concerned about credit availability than they are about current interest rates.
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"I'm more concerned about someone who's a permanent resident or a foreign worker," said Chang.
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Morgan Stanley said it was more concerned about a growing glut in refined oil products.
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Jeshke says most farmers are more concerned about getting the situation solved than pointing fingers.
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They're more concerned with confusion between an athlete's personal sponsor and an official Olympic sponsor.
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But traders still suspect euro zone officials are growing more concerned about the euro's rise.
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The original device, introduced two years back, was far more concerned with function than form.
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Buyers may be getting used to low mortgage rates and more concerned about overall affordability.
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Sir Tim also seems more concerned than ever with what we're doing to his invention.
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I'm more concerned about where they're going to be, and it's not a positive direction.
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" Added Baraka: "I'm concerned that people are more concerned with the source than the revelations.
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"I'm more concerned about the absence of crime" than citations and arrests, says Mr Malinowski.
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According to wine experts, people are probably more concerned with the wine's possible resale value.
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We're much more concerned about the extension of Medicaid and patients no longer being eligible.
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"The Fed is more concerned about the developments in China and financial markets," he said.
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Indeed party leaders have been more concerned to protect themselves from challenges from within UMNO.
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The business community is more concerned about Manitowoc Company Inc's planned split into two companies.
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"Those points would determine if the physicians should act or be more concerned," he said.
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Actually, when it comes to safety, policymakers should be more concerned about the U.S. system.
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Nye is right that young people are more concerned about climate change than old people.
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What buyers may actually be more concerned about now is the chance of logistical hitches.
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Meanwhile the protesters are growing tired and more concerned about their safety, says an organiser.
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He was always more concerned about the next world than he was about this one.
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"People are getting wealthier, trendier, more concerned with their appearances and so forth," she said.
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While Cindy was worried about their house, she was more concerned about her husband's health.
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Most activists in Iran are more concerned with matters from women's unemployment to domestic violence.
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The public markets are more concerned with fundamental company performance and certainty than anything else.
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The patients of the week are cheerleaders more concerned with their competition than their injuries.
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But Lil Baby is more concerned that you understand the reality of what he represents.
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Most local pizza makers seem more concerned about making good pies than making a name.
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Instead, Molina is more concerned what Congress will offer up as a full-scale replacement.
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"People, even paleontologists, are more concerned with the future than with the past," he writes.
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I think I'm more concerned that diapers will go out of stock in the future.
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If I were saying, "This is what happened," maybe I'd be more concerned about that.
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On the contrary: Voters say they are more concerned the government won't go far enough.
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Democratic voters say they are more concerned about income inequality, climate change and Donald Trump.
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During class, I quickly learned that the courts are more concerned about efficiency than justice.
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By contrast, Democratic voters were more concerned with health care, gun control and other issues.
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Voters in this presidential election are more concerned with the candidates' values than their proposals.
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She was more concerned with the location of the sleeping area, just beneath the roof.
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The behavior was strange, but the mother was more concerned about her child's left eye.
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But following the IPO, investors have become more concerned that it might never become profitable.
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"The carriers are far more concerned with aviation safety than the F.A.A. is," he said.
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"They are much more concerned about protecting their own child at all costs," she said.
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Earlier in the season, Argentine farmers had generally been more concerned about dryness than flooding.
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They were more concerned with what this internal faction, or that internal faction, might want.
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He said the 200-day was important but he's more concerned about the recent lows.
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"I'm more concerned about the unpredictability of the [outbreak] response at this point," said Nuzzo.
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Or do they make you more concerned that "Never again" is a very fragile promise?
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Parents should be more concerned if a child has nightmares, increased anxiety or difficulty sleeping.
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Outside of Washington, the rest of us are far more concerned with living our lives.
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I think I was more concerned [with] how it would play in the final film.
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Guyger seemed more concerned about her losing her job than about her son, she said.
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"I don't think you can get any more concerned about Putin's advancement" than Mr. Pompeo.
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Kennedy is more concerned with legalization ballot initiatives in upwards of 7 "deep red" states.
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It's more concerned with the planets it offers than the business of travelling between them.
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And when those allies start making major military investments, we should be even more concerned.
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But it's clear he and his team are much more concerned about his legislative record.
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Russia's embassy in the U.K., meanwhile, seems more concerned about the welfare of Skripal's pets.
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"We are more concerned, even more concerned compared to last year because the developments over the last 22018 months have been more negative than even what we were thinking about," CEO Lim Chow Kiat told Reuters in an interview as GIC announced its annual performance.
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"We are more concerned, even more concerned compared to last year because the developments over the last 193 months have been more negative than even what we were thinking about," CEO Lim Chow Kiat told Reuters in an interview as GIC announced its annual performance.
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Beverly is more concerned with why he hasn't aired the footage of Serena's (Emma Roberts) murder.
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He added that residents are more concerned with finding potable water than going to the doctor.
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The more rapidly it rises, the more concerned investors are about owning risky assets like stocks.
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Towards the end of the clip, however, Leo seems more concerned with playtime than acting lessons.
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But they appear to be much more concerned about the trade war Mr Trump is threatening.
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But I was more concerned about the fragrance, which had really been activated by the moisture.
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People are more concerned about privacy than a year ago (but these high concerns are moderating).
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On the other hand, Sansa's operations team is more concerned about the stability of the product.
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Rather than attacking climate policy, these groups are now far more concerned with undermining basic science.
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"The more the hard data softens or gets weaker the more concerned we get," Jones says.
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Kunz says he is more concerned about his son than what people might think of him.
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He's more concerned about the possibility of Google securing exclusive rights to working with the NHS.
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In fact, traders have been more concerned about an impending wave of new Asian bond supply.
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At times I was more concerned about being a great songwriter than being a great father.
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And despite the implications for pregnant women, younger women are no more concerned than older ones.
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It's a tool that is more concerned with having a human touch, and serving people better.
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They thought the school ought to be more concerned about the water than the phone rule.
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At least from the outside, it seemed like she was more concerned about camera time, though.
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Yang said he's more concerned about how tech affects anxiety and depression, specifically for teenage girls.
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I was way more concerned about the placenta and how Catherine was doing than the baby.
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"I was more concerned when she visited the comments section every now and then," David says.
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But fans in the comments section on Instagram appeared more concerned about another type of work.
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But the investors we talked to seem only a tad more concerned than the industry folks.
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But since then, the company has become more concerned with how others are using their content.
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But rather than worry about figurative knife fights, Cruz is more concerned about plant-based proteins.
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But we argue that, when planning for 2017, it is completely justified to be more concerned.
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Heil said he is more concerned with plastic bags and other debris that could snag boats.
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News that Sia is more concerned with the wig in performances than in her everyday life.
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"Our county's voters are more concerned about partisan politics than they are about policy," he says.
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Still, some along the southeastern coast are more concerned by leaving than they are with staying.
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Christian political leaders complain of persecution, but many seem more concerned with enhancing their own power.
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Brie Larson, on the other hand, is more concerned about the refugees detained at the airports.
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Instead, people were more concerned with what Tay and El Moussa are wearing in the photo.
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I'd be more concerned if we went day after day without any of kind of pullback.
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Rather than encouraging competition, most African leaders seem more concerned with mollycoddling their bust national carriers.
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But for now, teams are more concerned with keeping their experimental programs running without human intervention.
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He may also be more concerned with personal problems or geopolitical grievances than matters of theology.
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Sailors are more concerned with keeping ahead of Rio's shifting winds and tricky currents and tides.
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I am more concerned not with the government being for sale, but the president being handcuffed.
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It was more concerned with pop moviemaking than with burnishing the larger Marvel brand, per se.
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"People are more concerned about having not enough projects rather than having too many," he said.
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While the number of strikeouts is eye-popping, Kershaw was more concerned with getting efficient outs.
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Voters here are more concerned about issues like health care, veterans' benefits, Planned Parenthood and infrastructure.
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Not surprisingly, people making under $30,000 are even more concerned about higher premiums, at 85033 percent.
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"The book is probably much more concerned with gender than it is with race," he said.
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But it's a challenge because voters are more concerned about their jobs, economy and social security.
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Finally, she said that she remained more concerned about moving too quickly than waiting too long.
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Forsyth said MSU officials seemed more concerned with protecting the school's reputation than working with investigators.
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She, on the other hand, was much more concerned about money and where it came from.
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As consumers become more concerned about our broken food system, they are voting with their dollars.
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I'm more concerned where you stand on life, where you stand on religious freedom and liberty.
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CBPP analysts said Trump's tax plan is more concerned about the wealthy than the middle class.
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"But I'm more concerned with his views on the Constitution than where he goes to church."
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There may have been a time in which gun owners were more concerned about the issue.
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That's why the bank's analysts are more concerned with what deal the two sides eventually make.
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The calls and letters show that Trump is more concerned with himself than advancing America's interests.
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He says he is more concerned about Mr. Van Dyke's trial, which could begin next spring.
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But younger people are more concerned about paying for coronavirus treatment and testing than older people.
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They're more concerned about getting back into the US rather than the outbreak itself, Jacobsen said.
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I'm always more concerned about the problems with real news than the issue of fake news.
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We're more concerned by the college guidance gap and the maze of applying for financial aid.
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The fashion industry is more concerned with lifestyle, aspiration, and celebrity than it is with age.
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Bottom line -- Sonya thinks Master P is more concerned about his bottom line than child custody.
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He is now more concerned with the mental well-being of the artists themselves, he said.
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Now the soft-spoken Waxman is far more concerned about the other side of the equation.
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Maybe they should be more concerned about Sanders, who is leading in some New Hampshire polls.
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We'll say this ... Jeremy seems way more concerned with his acting career than his relationship status.
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Ms. Zobel seems more concerned with mining the Courrèges legacy for bits but shredding the rest.
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Democrats and independents were more concerned about the impact of the disease than were Republican voters.
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But one former federal prosecutor said on Friday that he had been more concerned about imitators.
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The class was practicing comparative poetry analysis, but Marlow was more concerned with the six wives.
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Others, not surprisingly, were more concerned about how the plans would play in a general election.
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When Peterson learned of his prize, he was more concerned for his wrist than his wallet.
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The CDC, meanwhile, is far more concerned about protecting people in the US from the flu.
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Some critics of transparency promotion seem more concerned with efficiency and ease of using desired science.
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Yet beyond its theological relevance, Langston is more concerned with the psychological effects of this practice.
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They just do not seem any more concerned than Republican leaders in Washington about budget costs.
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But she said she was more concerned with his physical symptoms, including his steep weight loss.
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"We are getting more concerned," said Alberto Ramos, head of Latin American research at Goldman Sachs.
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Right now we're more concerned about Tre Mason's well-being than we are his football career.
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Source: FactSet Insurance stocks also sank as investors grew more concerned over exposure to Hurricane Irma.
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Ms. Huang said she was more concerned about Mr. Han becoming president than about the vitriol.
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Lawmakers and investors have grown more concerned that Facebook is not doing enough to safeguard data.
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It just gets murky part when he seems more concerned about harming his career than people.
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Their music was more concerned with letting loose than standing against the country's corrupt, oppressive government.
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Why are women so often forced to feel more concerned for our attackers than for ourselves?
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While government officials will certainly try to contain that activity, they're more concerned about larger-scale breaches.
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He added that he was more concerned about the intellectual property risks associated with the reviews, however.
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I'm more concerned about my family, my kids and my wife and making sure I can provide.
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Privacy advocates are now more and more concerned about how that legal gray zone could be used.
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But I&aposm actually less concerned with Maxine Waters and more concerned with the bigger picture here.
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Taylor is more concerned with repairing their relationship with their dad than with getting revenge on Bobby.
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Yet other Europeans seem more concerned with Macedonian co-operation on migrants than with its democratic evolution.
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That's when we get a little more concerned about chemicals from plastic leaching into the baby's food.
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Exercise is good for fitness and who wud b more concerned abt it than an Ex General?
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His behavior toward women showed he was often more concerned with a woman's looks than her intellect.
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The zombie threat is always there, but Sam is more concerned with human connection than with survival.
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The boys are more concerned about the way that they look than we are, and its hilarious.
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Instead, he's more concerned with the Janus-like layers of identity that people carry around with them.
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It was an unexpected move from a company that has traditionally been more concerned with cutting costs.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, is more concerned with Intel's prospects.
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A rule of thumb I've had is that the more someone knows, the more concerned they are.
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It may be that under Trump, Apple is more concerned about staying in compliance with the law.
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Julia Roberts was more concerned about a good meal than anything else after the 2019 Golden Globes.
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Finance ministers may be more concerned with making up shortfalls in cashflow than getting a good deal.
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But no one bought it — mostly because he seemed more concerned about carb consumption than mental health.
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I think people will be even more concerned when they understand what is really at stake here.
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The optics are already bad, but it's what the public isn't seeing that has us more concerned.
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Many people, myself included, believe the Republicans will become much more concerned with the buildup in deficits.
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When people were more concerned for their reputation, they were more likely to ruminate on the secret.
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" Spicer: "I think we're less concerned with labels right now and more concerned with action and results.
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"I'm more concerned he might have a heart condition," Gosling told Extra when asked about the episode.
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Why would the rich be more concerned with getting something for nothing than the rest of us?
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"The American public appears to be far more concerned about the deficit than the president," Kull says.
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People are also more concerned about the accuracy (69%) and reliability (67%) of information they receive online.
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I'm also surprised that these politicians are not more concerned by the prospect of a data breach.
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This year, progressives and Democrats seem more concerned about the judicial confirmation process than in the past.
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"I'm more concerned about the fact that we didn't play well in the first quarter," Donovan said.
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"I was more concerned with when I fall, am I going to crack my skull?" she said.
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Obst added the donors were more concerned with policy than they were with Trump's statements from 2005.
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Yet the film is more concerned with a deeper, grander theme about free will and personal responsibility.
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I'm more concerned about do we have the votes in the Senate to get what we want.
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At first I was more concerned about finding a clinic/doctor/hospital that would accept my insurance.
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"It's a puzzle and it's the one I wish politicians and policy makers were more concerned about."
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He's more concerned about what people say about him and waging little battles with everyone and everything.
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Instead, she's more concerned about the administration's policies toward Russia, which she said she's been pleased with.
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If we start looking at 29.23 and we see another rise, we'll be a lot more concerned.
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Instead, they're more concerned with whether or not the drug can improve a person's quality of life.
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He's more concerned that people obtain the support they need and focus on the abilities they have.
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I'd be much more concerned about a lack of due process in the former than the latter.
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If ballet aims for the ethereal, hiplet, generally danced to pop music, is more concerned with earthiness.
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Rostov's battles are less political and more concerned with the fight against any gradual diminishment of pleasure.
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This growing consumer base and workforce was more concerned than previous generations with corporate transparency and purpose.
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Rohrabacher's campaign called the ad a "complete miss," arguing that voters are more concerned about local issues.
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Airlines might be more concerned about alienating loyal frequent fliers if they thought travelers had more alternatives.
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Homebuyers today are less worried about interest rates and more concerned with weak supply and high prices.
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He said that contrary to popular opinion, Trump's sandals should make people more concerned about the election.
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"I'm more concerned about bombs disguised to look like electronics than electronics being bombs themselves," he said.
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Business owners seem far more concerned about the possibility of a trade war with China than investors.
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We can no longer afford to tolerate lawmakers in Congress more concerned with winning elections than governing.
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The next day, he sounded more concerned: "I didn't sleep all night," I remember him telling me.
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"In Brazil, we are more concerned than here because nobody is wearing masks here," Leonardo Gayer said.
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Ultimately, Chinese regulators are more concerned with social stability than the survival of P2Ps, industry insiders said.
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Maybe some people are more concerned with their image and what their publicist tells them to do.
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Only 27 percent are more concerned by Democrats' approach to anti-Semitism than the Trump-Republican approach.
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Protesters are more concerned about the shifting balance of power on the Court if Kavanaugh is confirmed.
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For the most part, voters have been more concerned with animal cruelty than our representatives have been.
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"Wet Woman in the Wind," directed by Akihiko Shiota, is more concerned with sex than sexual neuroses.
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Western Europe is less concerned with Russia on a daily basis and more concerned about Islamic terrorism.
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"Somehow they lost sight of patient care and were more concerned about the bottom line," she said.
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Nationals Manager Davey Martinez was more concerned with his shortstop Trea Turner's broken finger after the game.
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In both 2013 and April 2016, Republicans were more concerned than Democrats about the threat from cyberattacks.
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I am much more concerned with how your son feels about these interactions than how you do.
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So his customers are more concerned with getting their devices into orbit quickly and efficiently, Beck added.
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Glenn Booraem, Vanguard's top stewardship officer, said the company is more concerned with understanding boards' overall diversity.
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But many people can seem more concerned about the job they want than the job they're doing.
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I was wrapped up in her lyrics, more concerned about the stories than who was telling them.
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Growing more concerned, Mr. Potash dialed his son's cellphone, but it went straight to his voice mail.
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The Israeli leadership grew even more concerned in 2005, when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected president of Iran.
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His wife's family, who are from El Paso, have been more concerned than usual since the shooting.
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"We are intrinsically more concerned" about the risk of terrorists traveling to the US, said the official.
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The market is more concerned with fundamentals for now, including trade and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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After that, investors may become more concerned, potentially having a greater impact on shares of the company.
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But Ms. Mathurin is more concerned with the immediate — and sometimes personal — issues plaguing the nanny profession.
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But "Queen & Slim" is arguably more concerned with what this brutality does to black selfhood and agency.
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After watching, you come away feeling more proud of those freedoms, and more concerned for their future.
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"She's more concerned with maybe tearing down this president instead of building this country up," he added.
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"In a normal year, McCarthy would be more concerned about California and growing the delegation," he said.
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As a closeted, queer teenager, I was more concerned with making sure I didn't have a crush.
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They will be even more concerned upon learning that offshoring government goods is not limited to uniforms.
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We need a culture less obsessed with power and honor and more concerned with mindfulness and dignity.
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Instead, the riots caused people to feel less physically secure and more concerned about British cultural decline.
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Ultimately, Chinese regulators are more concerned with social stability than the survival of P2Ps, industry insiders said.
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BARTIROMO: Are -- are you more concerned about the tariffs on aluminum on steel or the tariffs against China?
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"As someone who actually knows about that previous addiction, it would only make me more concerned," she said.
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Americans say, however, they are more concerned about the effects of deportations than they are about immigrant crimes.
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I think the president is more concerned with the long-term disadvantage of having these massive trade deficits.
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However, one of the judges on the court was slightly more concerned with the precedent it would set.
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Now if that was happening here, people would suddenly be a lot more concerned about their personal data.
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The toddler, however, was more concerned with eating the blue-colored cake and playing with the pink sneaker.
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I think they're more concerned about winning than actually, like, solving problems that we have in our country.
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" "Employers are more concerned about preventing the technical and intellectual property they've developed from being copied by others.
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But soon Young noticed white Northerners losing interest, more concerned with corruption in Washington than freedom in Charleston.
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He said if there was an issue with Israel's fiscal policies, global rating agencies would be more concerned.
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Their candidate, Amna Ahmad, says sadly that Brexit gains little traction among voters more concerned about public services.
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And China's state-run media often appears more concerned with women's looks and marital status than equal rights.
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For now, the team at Venmo is more concerned with expanding its share of the digital payments market.
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By the numbers: Women are more concerned about the direction of the economy than men, 70% to 58%.
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Everyone's worried about Mark Zuckerberg controlling the next currency, but I'm more concerned about a crypto Cambridge Analytica.
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He is more concerned with pinching pennies at the overcrowded school… and the growing number of Latino students.
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Instead, Uber and its investors are more concerned about what comes next for Uber, and its bottom line.
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"This generation is much more concerned about safety on both a physical and an emotional level," Twenge said.
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Aside from numbers, Barbara Corcoran said she was more concerned with logistics — specifically the size of the product.
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Panicking firms would agree to huge ransoms, more concerned with freeing their executives than driving down the fee.
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But the dynamic has also shifted, as streaming services have become more concerned with generating their own content.
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This week's round brings the tournament to two groups of people more concerned with video games than mindfulness.
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It's a bloated, unwieldy offering that seems more concerned with adding on features than actually enhancing sexual pleasure.
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As a physician, however, I'm naturally more concerned about the consequences of rising income inequality on America's health.
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It seems, however, Ford is more concerned with getting the cars on the road, rather than squirreled away.
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And they worry that in their decisions, emergency managers are more concerned with fiscal discipline than public health.
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He's much more dovish on China and far more concerned about climate change than Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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It's more concerned about accounts that aren't "authentic," especially those created by foreign agents to sow political dissent.
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"Typically when someone has prolonged diarrhea or vomiting we become more concerned about electrolyte imbalances," Dr. Pritchett says.
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Now, around the world, people are more concerned about tsunami risk than they were before, I would say.
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Among other predictions, the report forecasts the "end of ownership," as clothing buyers grow more concerned about sustainability.
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" Cisco: Cramer was more concerned about Cisco's guidance than its quarterly results, which he figured would be "fine.
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"Investors are getting more concerned about the decline in profitability," said Richard Frei, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank.
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I love an optimist as much as the next person, but I am more concerned with making money.
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Prosecutors said Liang's actions were reckless, and that he was more concerned about his story than helping Gurley.
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We're more concerned about our dilution than our cash balance, so it means that we have enough cash.
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The company is more concerned with value and patient outcomes, so it doesn't want anyone to cut corners.
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Dr. Oz is no more concerned with practicing good medicine than Trump is about being a serious politician.
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He added, however, that the ECB would probably be more concerned about the effects on the real economy.
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Hospitals, power companies and government municipalities are often more concerned with getting back online than investigating an attack.
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According to a poll by Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvanians are more concerned about corruption than the economy.
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Other rakshaks have proven more concerned with punishing anyone suspected of harming cows or trading in their meat.
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Women were also less hawkish than men on defence, and more concerned about social equality and the environment.
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The new album has less of this density and darkness; it is more concerned with melody and weightlessness.
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Blac Chyna was NOT impressed and seemed more concerned the dude was gonna break something ... like his hip!
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But they are more concerned about terrorism, security and the economy, all potential reasons to postpone deficit reduction.
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High self-monitors advance faster and earn higher status, in part because they're more concerned about their reputations.
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"Why shouldn't that be a practical concern we ought to be more concerned about today?" he asked Feigin.
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That's particularly important to supporters of nationalist parties, who are even more concerned about high taxes than immigration.
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He was more concerned that people staying in an area authorities are concerned about will lose their utilities.
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He is far more concerned -- even obsessed -- that the Mexican President not undermine his political position at home.
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But what Republicans and Democrats should be even more concerned about is the long-term ambition of China.
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He's more concerned that everyone knows how "bubbly" Addison is, how "smart" Ware is, how "eloquent" Umenyiora is.
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Maybe I was more concerned with the pat-on-the-head comfort of white publicists and white actors.
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EU officials have historically been tougher on Silicon Valley and more concerned about privacy than their U.S. counterparts.
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Rather, she's more concerned with how much science is locked up behind university doors or in paid journals.
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They see us as being elite and more concerned with the donor class than we are with them.
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In fact, the series was much more concerned with demonstrating that the war could never have been won.
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Critics said that the rebellious lawmakers were more concerned about positioning themselves with voters for the next elections.
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Actions speak louder than words; the gun lobby is more concerned with profit than with ending mass shootings.
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This means that most organizations are more concerned with reputation and productivity than they are with human rights.
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Ms. Waters said she was more concerned about the laxity of regulation in some areas than bank lending.
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They were more concerned with raising a family, rather than fulfilling their own goals or pursuing individual interests.
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She's more concerned with navigating three hours of traffic on the freeway just to get home from work.
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Researchers have known for a while that women tend to be more concerned about the environment than men.
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Fauci told Noah that young people should be more concerned about the virus than they appear to be.
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In "Riot Days," she often sounds more concerned about the well-being of others than about her own.
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The bungled execution rattles the prison, but Bernadine initially seems more concerned with the investigation that it generates.
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Most voters have an opinion about impeachment, but they are more concerned about issues that involve them personally.
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However, market participants are more concerned towards the continuity of direction of the government and policy, he added.
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That Washington is more concerned with fat-shaming the president than actual policy is nothing short of egregious.
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They appear to be more concerned with mental anguish than with telling a good story with good characters.
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I think it takes a while to feed through, so I'm a little bit more concerned about this.
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GAN systems aren't perfect and the one generating these feet pics seems more concerned with quantity over quality.
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Some Christians seem far more concerned with who is not saved than the fact that they themselves are.
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And they may be happier with a virtual doorman, or more concerned about package- and food-delivery capability.
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He added he was more concerned that government officials might have leaked the material to the news media.
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But as always, the President is more concerned with shoring up his political base than the wider electorate.
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Our research found that VR developers were more concerned about their users' well-being than the users themselves.
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Republicans are more concerned with covering up the leaks than the consequences of what the leakers have revealed.
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Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt, thinks investors should be more concerned with the trade situation, however.
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"I am more concerned about the Senate, although I don't underestimate the challenge in the House," said Rep.
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Again, a seemingly subtle difference that speaks to the physical market being more concerned that the paper market.
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Like the others, she's more concerned with staunching the flow of Amazon-bound products than courting new customers.
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Once again, the president is more concerned about scoring political points than about our shared security and prosperity.
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Is this selective, and if so, who gets selected, and why are people not more concerned about eugenics?
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The technology inside is evolving, but many of Apple's customers are more concerned about how the devices look.
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Like climate scientists, professional economists are more concerned about climate, and supportive of action, than the general public.
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But Cassidy and Graham both went out of their way to brand themselves as more concerned about such matters.
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However, for David Ellison, a portfolio manager for Hennessy Large Cap Financials Fund, he's more concerned with rates changing.
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And despite the backlash to his golf outing, Trump was more concerned with giving an update on Woods' skills.
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As for her children's future, Pink is more concerned with "just the world that we live in," she says.
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But Britain is more concerned with the way that Facebook has influenced its own political situation, including with Brexit.
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In fact, nowadays, Americans are more concerned with feeling healthy than looking it, according to 86% of survey respondents.
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I am less concerned about the rest of my own life, and more concerned about the lives of others.
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"I'm actually more concerned now than I was during any time of the outbreak," Barreira told The Harvard Crimson.
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" Weber, who leads the parliament's biggest bloc, tweeted: "After what I have heard today I am even more concerned.
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Mr. Comey says that the president-elect and his aides were more concerned about how to "spin" it publicly.
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Some see that as a sign that Sprint is more concerned with saving cash than investing in its future.
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As vendors became more concerned about Sears' financial health, they started asking for full payment before they shipped orders.
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I'm more concerned about how societal shifts could affect how that data is used if Common is ever cracked.
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"I'm more concerned about the fact that actual artists using AI are being deprived of the spotlight," he says.
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He's more concerned about people mixing alcohol with THC—this, he says, increases THC levels in the blood eightfold.
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Now that I'm a mom, I'm even more concerned about the potential fallout from "the talk" (or lack thereof).
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We're at an award show, and she's more concerned about, 'Hey, am I gonna get to see Fifth Harmony?
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Although as Lundgren's case demonstrates, the companies are likely more concerned over a loss in profit than anything else.
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Polls show that voters are much more concerned about bread and butter issues surrounding the economy than the investigation.
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Mark the Shark doesn't seem to give a shit, though, and appears to be more concerned with his boat.
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"There are those… who are less concerned about compensation, and more concerned about seeing what they build," Farshchi said.
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For right now, though, we're guessing that the couple is more concerned with wedding planning than with royal titles.
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In the past the DoJ has been more concerned with horizontal mergers that create market dominance in one industry.
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Last season on The Walking Dead ended with the show becoming a little more concerned with world-level issues.
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"I am more concerned about the savings and social system being put under pressure" by declining rates, he added.
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Instead, though, it appears the organization is more concerned with outward appropriateness based on their own definition of revealing.
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Cruz's rigid ideological conservatism is more concerned about adhering to supposed biblical and constitutional principles than white identity politics.
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"Be more concerned about the return of your money than the return on your money in 2017 and beyond."
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As people become more and more concerned about security, being the best messaging app means being the most secure.
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When one adds to this an apprehension caused by bad weather over the Cape, I become even more concerned.
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People there were more concerned that iPhones wouldn't work with the 1.9 million Osaifu-Keitai readers around the country.
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Frittelli started the week ranked 153rd on the tour's points ranking, more concerned with improving his position than winning.
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So here is the fall movie list for people more concerned with being cozy rather than being scared. 1.
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"We are a little more concerned there by the environment at large," Chief Financial Officer Francois-Xavier Roger said.
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"The mood has become more conservative and more concerned about when the next project will be," Travis Stacey says.
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Be more concerned about the return of your money than the return on your money in 2017 and beyond.
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It will also be studying the Great Red Spot, though Juno is more concerned with looking below the storm.
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Hani Redha of PineBridge Investments, an asset-management firm, says markets are more concerned with bank profitability than solvency.
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Metro "is terrified of angering the public, but I'm more concerned with making sure they don't die," Ross said.
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Coastal residents may be more concerned about storm surge, whereas people who live inland will look skyward for days.
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It did not deter the talks, however, since U.S. officials were more concerned about what he might release next.
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Known as Black Friday, it's a day in which people are likely more concerned with shopping than national affairs.
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China's small and private firms face increased financing difficulties as banks grow more concerned about credit quality, Ma said.
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Chris Christie is more concerned with his own political future than governing their state, according to a new poll.
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The government wants to use them to reduce poverty in the region; investors will be more concerned about returns.
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Over time, his comments and those of other officials have grown more concerned, more somber, and even more critical.
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"She was far more concerned with raising me to be a good human than facilitating my career," he said.
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Should Jews be more concerned with remarks that hurt their feelings, or people who are trying to kill them?
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"I think other members of my family were more concerned for my personal security than I was," he said.
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And so clubs are more concerned with being right, and also the coaches want to move more quickly, too.
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He was more concerned about the embarrassment to the department than the fact that he and other officials lied.
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As a forecaster, I'm more concerned with whether the alt-right will shape political outcomes in a meaningful way.
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But perhaps we should be more concerned with the legacy of our modern interaction with Palmyra and its inhabitants.
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Separately, other U.S. leaders are growing more concerned about moves China is making on an important port in Djibouti.
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Consumers are "starting to be much more concerned about health and thinking about eating well, eating organically," he said.
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Meanwhile, Google seems more concerned with Local Guides' engagement and quantity of reviews, rather than review accuracy or quality.
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Trump is more concerned with protecting his presidency and validating his election than he is in protecting this country.
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Millennials are mad their baby boomer parents are still socializingMillennials, instead, are more concerned with their baby boomer parents.
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European leaders, who appear more concerned about the spillover from a destabilizing Turkish crisis, could offer a bailout instead.
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The witnesses said Mr. Gilbert seemed more concerned with maintaining an easy going lifestyle than following his father's footsteps.
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Arrival is much more concerned with deep truths about language, imagination, and human relationships than any one political moment.
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Now those companies are completely different, they're conglomerates and they have to be more concerned with their bottom line.
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As a society, we should be more concerned with providing a solid, affordable undergraduate education to every willing student.
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I'm more concerned about the thousands of existing Uber drivers who now have to look for a new job.
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If they saw her doing that, did that make them more concerned about my presence in the crowded car?
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"They were trying to come back, and he was more concerned about everybody getting into the game," Hamilton said.
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But it is the sudden foundering of their ace, Luis Severino, that could have the club even more concerned.
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The purchase riled many environmentalists, who said he was more concerned about Canada's energy industry than about the environment.
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He said that while the award "changes things at the margin," he is more concerned about the airline's profitability.
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But if you are closer to retirement and more concerned with risk, you want to revisit your investments quarterly.
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A retired policeman or firefighter is more concerned with being able to afford groceries than with global carbon emissions.
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I was more concerned by the question of whether the professor was kind or not, whether he liked us.
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"People should be at the moment much more concerned about influenza and other respiratory or viral diseases," he said.
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And when Rana is attacked in the shower, her husband seems more concerned with the assault on his manhood.
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One is that the Fed could be more concerned about a weaker economy, particularly if there are further storms.
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He's far more concerned with his political aspirations than what people think about what he does in the bedroom.
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At the very least, it shows that Democrats are far more concerned with beating Trump than elevating woke ideology.
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Mr. Tillerson is a "bottom-line guy," they explain, more concerned with quietly engaging foreign counterparts and cutting deals.
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I did receive an email from one of their lawyers and he was more concerned about how they look.
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China is likely more concerned about the nature of its relationship with the United States going forward, he said.
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Democratic voters are narrowly more concerned that the party will nominate a candidate who is too liberal (49%) vs.
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The fact that this news isn't about Russia only makes me more concerned about the actions of our president.
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Companies are rightly more concerned about the risks involved when workers lose their inhibitions after consuming too much alcohol.
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China would be more concerned if the North had tested a short- or medium-range ballistic missile, he said.
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Maybe. But it's somewhat touching to see some people in Dietfurt more concerned with "my culture" than I am.
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When they did vary, younger women were sometimes more concerned than older ones about possible negative outcomes of #MeToo.
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However, they're more concerned use of the song implies they're down with Trump, and that just ain't the case.
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But when she raps, as a woman, she finds people are often more concerned with her sexuality and gender.
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For the most part, writers left behind tags and quickly filled throwies, more concerned with covering ground than anything.
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Some at the state level seemed more concerned about following bureaucratic protocol, and not raising public alarm, than protecting residents.
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Housing and real estate, which employs 2.1 million people in the U.K. is more concerned with regulation and investment reputation.
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In Germany, users report being more concerned about online privacy, and particularly data privacy, which affects their social media use.
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" She added, "That's what I'm more concerned with than just lifting people up — connecting with people in a real way.
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It was a courageous move by President Reagan, who was more concerned with long-term results than immediate political benefits.
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Indeed, Putin's latest proposal appears less geared toward preventing cyberattacks and more concerned with clamping down on critical speech online.
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At the moment, he said they're more concerned with "trying to protect his rights" and finding him a new job.
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However, he added that he is more concerned about the rippling effects of such a move on the global economy.
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Compliance programs should be even more concerned about patterns of activity that provide anonymity to the physical individual or company.
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If you're more concerned about getting enough protein, you can pick up plenty of protein-packed snacks from the drugstore.
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It's been clear in our conversations with the NTSB that they're more concerned with press headlines than actually promoting safety.
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But with the public growing more concerned about personal information being shared, Google may also start shifting towards Facebook's policy.
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Overall, scientists remain more concerned about Arctic sea ice in a warming world, partly because it defines the circumpolar region.
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A zombie radar tracker program blips for nearby walkers, but Eugene is more concerned about the unusual habits of squirrels.
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I was far more concerned about her low self-esteem and difficulties with attachment as she adjusted into our family.
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And forget about reading the news—you're more concerned about the emails piling up in your inbox before 9 a.m.
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Indeed, some are more concerned about migration controls than they are about barrier-free access to the EU's single market.
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Republicans tend to be older and therefore more concerned with weight, Feltus suggested, which might make light beers more appealing.
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You can even hear the commenters talk about how they were more concerned with del Potro's injury history than Almagro.
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"It's pretty clear the market is getting more concerned about a no-deal Brexit after the weekend press," said Katzive.
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"The thing that's related that I'm more concerned about is, we will eventually face another recession," says Oh, of UCLA.
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"I'm more concerned he might have a heart condition," Gosling recently told Extra when asked about the radio show appearance.
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As CEO Sean Flood said in a call, his company is more concerned about hackers getting user information and data.
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Investors also took the surprise announcement as a sign the central bank is more concerned about growth than they thought.
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As vendors became more concerned about Sears' financial health, they started asking for full payment before they ship their order.
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In their varying uniforms, the guards are more concerned to secure their bit of the airport than to protect passengers.
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And while members of Gen Z, like millennials, prize location, Gen Z is still more concerned about not being cramped.
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A rising VIX theoretically means investors are getting more concerned about the market and placing more bets to protect themselves.
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" Another wrote, "I think you should be more concerned with the people that live there instead of your meaningless vacation.
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Family LocatorIf Connect leans more towards your friends, Family Locator is more concerned with your nearest and dearest family members.
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This one was more concerned with the potential suitor in front of it, not realizing it was its own reflection.
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Grant Fish said the shooting just made him more concerned that he's not allowed to bring his gun to church.
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Of course, parents may be more concerned that their offspring speak English, rather than that they learn history or arithmetic.
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Her husband Dick, vice president of the Men's Golf Club, seemed more concerned about foreign policy than domestic entitlement programs.
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Donald Trump time and again appears to be more concerned with displays of power rather than understanding, solutions, or progress.
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Adora slowly poisoned Marian and was, as Sharp Objects explains, more concerned with being seen as a healer or savior.
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Everyone I spoke to was far more concerned about the fragility of the region's wildlife than any competing national interests.
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Clients are much more concerned about the effect of rising interest rates and inflation on their bond portfolios, he said.
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Despite the president's popularity, party stakeholders have shifted to his left, and are more concerned with issues than political personalities.
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People are a lot more concerned about what exposure to screens and social media is doing to impressionable young minds.
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However, in recent years the star has seemed less concerned with jokes and more concerned with his politically charged messages.
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This addresses one of the larger concerns among Walmart's core demographic, who may be more concerned with cost than convenience.
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He also said that he was more concerned with managing his balance sheet than growing in a low-price environment.
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When asked in 2012 how he would want to be remembered, Glenn responded that he was more concerned with living.
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Instead of focusing on the star power, fans are more concerned for Witherspoon's lower-limbs and Winfrey's extra left hand.
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"I'm more concerned about the risks stemming from a China slowdown," said Jeff Kleintop, Charles Schwab chief global investment strategist.
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Even in the most most dangerous of Skull Island settings, Mason's more concerned with taking the perfect photo than surviving.
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Individualists take the offer that best benefits them, while prosocial people are more concerned with other people in the group.
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What if your guiding principle was more concerned with having a good time than not falling asleep with socks on?
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Scruggs, however, was more concerned with helping veterans "who had experienced multiple K.I.A.s in a single action," he told me.
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It's an interesting story overseas, where Amazon appears to be more concerned with growing its markets than turning a profit.
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" She adds, "That's what I'm more concerned with than just lifting people up — connecting with people in a real way.
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People on Facebook, on my feed at least, seem more concerned with political debate and spreading propaganda than personal updates.
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Customers are more concerned with how long a line is than how fast it moves, according to research by Prof.
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Trump is clearly more concerned about a pet political project than his constitutional role of providing governance to all Americans.
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"A lot of people are still more concerned about individual stock risk than index risk," said the Cboe's Rhoads. tmsnrt.
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Most Cubs fans I know, though, have always been more concerned with the St. Louis Cardinals than the White Sox.
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"These outrageous sales tactics indicate that ARIAD is more concerned with its profit than with its patients," the lawmakers wrote.
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She said the GOP should be more concerned with its support of Moore in a 2017 special election Senate race.
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In some cases, the State Department appears more concerned with the feelings of religious leaders than with rights and freedoms.
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He's more concerned with shoring up support from Brexit zealots, than protecting jobs, rights, and our keeping our country together.
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She is more concerned with cooking healthy meals for her father, to stop him from subsisting on sausages and beer.
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" Braun declared the move "proves he is more concerned with standing with his liberal Democrat leaders than standing for Hoosiers.
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Senior Trump administration officials told The New York Times the French were more concerned about "niche issues" than economic ones.
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Senators returned from their spring recess convinced that voters are more concerned about many other issues facing Washington (The Hill).
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In November, the same poll found that 2628 percent were more concerned that government wouldn't do enough to regulate tech.
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"I'm more concerned about what they represent: a European willingness to basically stare down American secondary sanctions," he told CNBC.
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In March of 2017, Gallup reported that Americans were more concerned about water pollution than they had been since 2001.
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We decided to have our baby x-rayed just in case.. Others were more concerned for the kid's well being.
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Some Polesian locals Brown interviewed appeared more concerned with eking out a living than with radiation levels in foraged food.
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Just over a third said they were more concerned that people who shouldn't be able to vote will cast ballots.
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At that time, he was more concerned with playing in his school's marimba band and listening to Lil' Bow Wow.
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Governments across the globe with steel industries, though, are more concerned about protecting domestic jobs and maintaining a strategic industry.
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The world would benefit from a Facebook more concerned with what users want than what it wants to show them.
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"The district seems to be a little bit more concerned about protecting themselves than protecting their students," his father said.
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Trump, however, seems to still be more concerned with saying whatever he thinks will allay uncertainty in the stock markets.
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I was more concerned about being strong and shaping my body to stay fit, than I was about being thin.
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But it appeared that Clinton is more concerned with attracting liberal ex-Sanders voters rather than Wall Street mega-donors.
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"I think Kobach should be a little more concerned with Russians picking our president than with Mexicans voting," he said.
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"I'm really more concerned about the persons who have taken this and the state of their soul," Father Craig said.
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Until the bottom drops out completely, the denizens of "The Deuce" are more concerned with the day-to-day grind.
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But throughout 2013 and 2014, they were more concerned with the way their daughter Hoda was disappearing into her phone.
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And people may be more concerned about the economy and might not have a lot of disposable income right now.
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New York (CNN Business)Americans are growing more concerned about the trade war, and that's bad news for the economy.
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Assuming they're all angry, underinformed bumpkins belies his support from greedy corporatists more concerned with personal wealth than national solutions.
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Voters are more concerned about crime than at any point since 2011, when England suffered riots in its big cities.
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But Cheryl Carville, 54, a longtime Lowell resident who works in retail and voted for Mr. Trump, was more concerned.
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In November, the same poll found that 40 percent were more concerned that government wouldn't do enough to regulate tech.
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They are concerned citizens like anyone else — probably more concerned, all things considered — and deserve to have their voices heard.
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Listening to the 911 call, Jean said she felt Guyger seemed more concerned about losing her job than about Botham.
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The Gallup poll does show that Americans with private insurance are more concerned about costs than those with government coverage.
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In fact, I would be far more concerned for you right now if your notions of beauty weren't under question.
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"I actually would say that the people were more concerned about the war today — or that there not be," Rep.
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"It is frustrating that some people are more concerned with what I wear than in my achievements," Ms. Bayat said.
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He was more concerned that it was picked up by the news media and that it turned into a distraction.
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The average worker is more concerned about how to create a social media presence that will help advance their career.
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"Board members are getting more concerned about the impact of prolonged easing on financial stability," said Thieliant at Capital Economics.
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In spite of the importance of issues raised by the women's movement, the voters were more concerned about other matters.
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Could any voter possibly believe that Trump is more concerned about his or her future than he is about himself?
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I am much more concerned for countries in Africa that need to have the option not to get into coal.
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Broderick and Kumar also pointed out that Indian voters are more concerned with existential threats from Pakistan, rather than China.
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Conservatives (like me) were heedless when we became more concerned about the state of democracy in Iraq than in Iowa.
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Now the talking point seems to be that we should be more concerned about the leaks than the actual revelations.
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The president-elect himself, meanwhile, seems more concerned with who leaked some of the report's findings to NBC News beforehand.
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That's certainly a problem, but something we should be even more concerned about is what is happening to our neighborhoods.
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Oil futures rose after weeks of declines as investors grew more concerned about an expected fall in supply from Iran.
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According to PayScale's 2019 Compensation Best Practices report, released in February, employers are more concerned than ever about keeping their workers.
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Investors have gotten more concerned over leverage, or the amount of debt companies hold compared to the value of their equity.
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But as the days have unfolded, I have been growing more concerned with what the management, backstabbing and infighting also reveal.
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Google's wearable operating system is more concerned with looking good than of doing everything your phone does but on your wrist.
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He's more concerned with the responsibility that comes with raising a son in the wake of the #TimesUp and #MeToo movements.
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On Monday, the Carter Center said that Carter was more concerned about the impending end of hunting season than the fall.
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Women who supported #MeToo were actually more concerned than women as a whole about some potential ill effects of the movement.
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This is the latest example of companies embracing sustainability initiatives as consumers become more concerned about plastic pollution and carbon emissions.
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Or that West would be more concerned with the "intellectual dark web–esque" culture war elements of Trumpism than Trump's policies.
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Other Republicans and supporters of the bill are more concerned over what impact including a trigger could have on corporate investment.
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"People are usually more concerned about cold and flu viruses, and those are killed with alcohol-based hand sanitizers," Reynolds said.
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Gamers, of course, are far more concerned with what's inside that chassis, and the Blade 15 Advanced's gaming chops are impeccable.
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When contacted in June, a source told The Indianapolis Star the Pacers were more concerned about finding a trade for George.
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"I'm more concerned about making really good interesting beer than getting it out," Kane told CNBC in an email last week.
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Yet most people on the island are more concerned about the shortage of goods and their own struggles with local bureaucracy.
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This report is more concerned with how ride-hailing services can bring banking to the masses in a largely unbanked region.
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Moderators are more concerned with whether the post advertises for a sexual partner or offers to engage in a sexual act.
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I am much more concerned now about the perception from my girlfriend's friends as they potentially view me as more predatory.
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JIM CRAMER: But-- you are now more concerned at-- in this regime it's-- you get a call from the President-elect.
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Instead, it's much more concerned with Michael's donations to candidates from both political parties (even though he was a registered Republican).
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While being in front of cameras — and a live audience — might intimidate some, Amabile is more concerned about remembering his footing.
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As society's grown more concerned with "clean-eating" and counting calories, we've become obsessed with how to burn those calories off.
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The owners, however, were more concerned with placating President Donald Trump who riled up his base and attacked players for kneeling.
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Military "On balance, Americans today tend to be more concerned about China's economic strength than its military prowess," the report said.
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Brian Fuchs, a climatologist with the National Drought Mitigation Center in Nebraska, said people are become more aware and more concerned.
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Polling and interviews suggest that American workers are worried about rising prices but far more concerned about job and wage growth.
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He's more concerned with preserving his crustacean sex life than protesting how The Hotel turns human expression into a discomfiting checklist.
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Maggie is more concerned about her mother's position in the clinical trial, though, than about what is maybe best for her.
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LaVorgna said he is instead more concerned about what goes on in Washington, with Congress winding down before its spring break.
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Republicans are more concerned about Islamic terrorism now than they were after the 9/11 attacks, according to a new poll.
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One obvious reason why women think differently about business travel to men is that they are more concerned with their safety.
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There isn't the same tradition in Britain, where religious leaders are probably more concerned about climate change than the average voter.
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So it's possible that Americans are more concerned about terrorism than they were in the past, but still not particularly concerned.
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"Clearly, I think Mr. Trump is getting more and more concerned, more and more desperate, more and more frightened," Brennan said.
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Comey said Trump seemed more concerned with clearing his own name than discovering the truth about Russian influence over the election.
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But our Eurocentric political parties are more concerned with Europe and the Middle East and have sent us into long denial.
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I ordered a mojito and settled into a laid-back Skopje rhythm — more concerned with eating and drinking than erecting monuments.
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"What China will be more concerned about is if the U.S. tries to rally international support against China's activities," he said.
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The book is canny about the industry's move to a business model more concerned with pleasing advertisers than producing compelling editorial.
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I had to have things taken off my face, so I've been much more concerned with the health of my face.
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I was more concerned with the anatomy and physiology, and the workings of it, like how it interfaced with human interface.
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Not only is this age group less likely to visit pharmacies, Stancliff suggests; it may also be more concerned about privacy.
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And one expert said people worried about the country's power grid should perhaps be more concerned about rodents than, say, Russia.
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Overall, support providers who rated themselves as more concerned about their partner's problem were perceived as more responsive by their partners.
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Nonetheless, as the owner of a clothing store, Dan is more concerned with identifying new brands and labels than matchday bravado.
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Rather than making me feel powerful, The Last Guardian is more concerned with making me care about something other than myself.
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" JOE SALUZZI, CO-MANAGER OF TRADING, THEMIS TRADING, CHATHAM, NEW JERSEY: "At this point people are more concerned about the Fed.
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While this was a concern, we were more concerned with enemies that were trying to kill us and our partner forces.
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Sanders signaled in a tweet Tuesday that he was more concerned about the safety of individual voters than the overall results.
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Other surveys have found that younger Republicans to be significantly more concerned about climate change than older members of the party.
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Instead, many health and safety teams seem more concerned about liability and checking off boxes for eye washes and fire extinguishers.
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This is a play about class, ambition and self-determination, but it's even more concerned with the suffocating effects of paternalism.
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I am really more concerned about 2018 and 2020 and how we reform this party so it can actually win again.
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As Seattle became a "hot spot," everyone we knew was gradually becoming more concerned, especially in the last week of February.
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Compared with monetary policy, the market is more concerned about the issue of when the supporting fiscal policy will be implemented.
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Actors' Equity Association, a labor union representing 27,123 performers and stage managers around the country, was becoming more and more concerned.
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"I'd be more concerned if we went into space not knowing what the potential adverse consequences are for astronauts," Limoli said.
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When she visited the construction site, she said, she pressed Chinese officials for answers but walked away feeling even more concerned.
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Now that New York has confirmed cases of coronavirus, "of course it makes people more concerned about going out," said Ngo.
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This has given many Hondurans the impression that the United States is more concerned with stopping migration than with drug trafficking.
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Etzioni is convinced that Chinese policies are more concerned with rhetorical and symbolic assertions than with the outright projection of force.
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He created chess puzzles that were more concerned about moves that had been made than the ones that should be made.
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In fact, Trump seems more concerned with squeezing more cash out of South Korea for the privilege of hosting US troops.
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Until prosecutors are more concerned with doing justice than with winning convictions, even the most well-intentioned laws will fall short.
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Meanwhile, people involved in tracking satellites are more concerned with how these spacecraft will influence an already fairly crowded space environment.
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Investors, Mr. Johnson said, are more concerned with the impact of slowing sales of new vehicles in the United States market.
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The Swiss denied that he has been focusing on Djokovic and said he was more concerned about improving his own game.
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He said in an interview that he grew even more concerned recently as information emerged about Mr. Buttigieg's work at McKinsey.
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Perhaps people should be more concerned about the strong economy — at least that's what former Federal Reserve governor Randy Kroszner says.
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Rather than a direct attack, however, Japan is more concerned that debris from a missile test could fall on its territory.
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" Ironically, Sorensen observed, the president "was more concerned about a news column read by thousands than a newscast viewed by millions.
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They may be less trusting and more concerned about being rejected, undermining relationships with family members, educators, and health care providers.
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We talked to many of them — and heard frustration, even disgust, that their elected leaders weren't more concerned about their welfare.
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Workers may be more concerned about landing — or keeping — a secure job with good benefits, rather than pushing for higher pay.
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Yes, apian death gets passing mention, but Wallace-Wells is more concerned with the prospect of human suffering and even extinction.
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"I would be more concerned about that part of the activity, [because] you don't have the counteraction with gravity," she says.
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So you think he'll be more concerned with his ratings than his policies, and that that will drive his decision-making?
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Woody, Bo, and the team are more concerned with finding their fellow prizes new homes than finding kids of their own.
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Dee Dee is much more concerned with the next big event on their agenda: Gypsy's ceremony for being Child of The Year.
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And while everyone wondered whether Jaime would die or be captured, we found ourselves more concerned about the question that really mattered.
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"I've become more concerned about the stock recently," Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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To my mind, the biggest overall error is painting Cheney as largely non-ideological and more concerned with power than anything else.
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That's going to be a pretty big decision, and one that is likely to be more concerned with politics than the law.
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Speaking in Berlin, Merkel said most EU countries are more concerned about preventing migrants from illegally entering Europe in the first place.
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With us, we're more concerned about being seen as the 'good white person,' rather than facing accountability for our words and actions.
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VICTORIA TOENSING, ATTORNEY: Well, Sean, I&aposm going to tell you what I&aposm more concerned about, is this Trump collusion investigation.
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"The Max Planck Society is a lot more concerned about keeping this out of the news than about their students," said Kok.
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Yet, with few exceptions, today's populist insurgents are more concerned with immigration and sovereignty than with the top rate of income tax.
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People who have children and own a home feel more attached to their communities and more concerned about how they are run.
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I resigned because I want to make progress, while many in Washington seem more concerned with attacking anyone who disagrees with them.
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And as business models refined in Asia have come to the West, lawmakers in Europe and America are becoming more concerned, too.
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Trump and the moderators, Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz, often seemed more concerned with their own verbal sparing than with Hillary Clinton.
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Over the past year, lawmakers have grown more and more concerned over companies that operate in the US with ties to China.
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But I believe that generally healthy people shouldn't be any more concerned about the coronavirus than they are with catching the flu.
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At this point, Facebook seems more concerned with managing its own policies, and this system might never get beyond the patent office.
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BUT IF I'M A CEO OF A COMPANY, WHY AM I PARTICULARLY MORE CONCERNED WITH TERRORISM THAN ANY OTHER CITIZEN MIGHT BE?
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At this point, Republicans seem more concerned with moving something out of their chamber than they do with what that something is.
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However, Americans are more concerned than enthusiastic about that happening, according to a poll released by the Pew Research Center on Tuesday.
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TC: I'd think they'd be more concerned about how much of these companies you can own, writing such small checks, relatively speaking.
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The authors added that in comparing its views to the market consensus, "we believe that we are more concerned by downside risks."
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Newport's and Levy's books are ultimately more concerned with the pursuit of an examined life than with the specific perils of technology.
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The closer to "midnight" we are, the more concerned they say we should be about dying in something like a nuclear holocaust.
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Or it's possible that future humans don't have any desire to run ancestor simulations, because they're more concerned with advancing for pleasure.
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Instead of focusing on urging China to free its financial system, they are more concerned that China keep the yuan from falling.
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Image: WikimediaOf course, those among us who aspire to live on Mars are more concerned with its future climate than its past.
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However, scientists seem a little more concerned about people not getting married and having babies than world war, disease and mental health.
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Probably because, as my colleague Alex Cranz noted, it was more concerned with being first out the gate with a foldable phone.
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It'll be an interesting space to explore in the future — but Netflix sounds like it's more concerned with the here and now.
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Meanwhile, workers may be more concerned about landing – or keeping – a secure job with good benefits, rather than pushing for higher pay.
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In the film, Mike says that people seem more concerned with polar bears than the people currently being affected by melting glaciers.
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To Joan, Monroe is "vulgarity" personified, a telling insult from a woman who couldn't possibly be more concerned with keeping up appearances.
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"He still has his sense of humor and is more concerned about everyone else before himself, especially his family," the source maintains.
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They were more concerned with how they looked to other board members, and within their firm than in making the hard calls.
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Are you more concerned for the futures of Gooden and Strawberry, and their families, than if you had never made Doc & Darryl?
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This kind of tracking was persistent across installs, but as Apple became more concerned with user privacy, it deprecated UDIDs in 2013.
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Chaffetz, Collins, and Ryan are more concerned with primary challenges and revolts from back-benchers than they are with uncovering the truth.
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As a society we've never been more concerned with how we're perceived, how we perform and how we compare to others' expectations.
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The transparency focus is emerging as consumers have grown more concerned about how products are sourced, made and what chemicals they contain.
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Mr Corbyn, by contrast, is packing Labour with allies and seems more concerned with building a long-term "movement" than winning power.
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I resigned because I wanted to make progress, while many in Washington seem more concerned with attacking anyone who disagrees with them.
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When it comes to showbiz, however, Marisa is more concerned with Alex's well-being should she finally hit the silver screen herself.
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Buyers today are less worried about mortgage rates, which are still historically low, and more concerned with finding affordable homes to buy.
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Still, voters are generally more concerned with how they personally feel about the economy, rather than what newspaper headlines report about it.
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Millennial men — who are furthest from retirement — were more concerned with short-term market volatility than not meeting long-term financial goals.
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As investors get more confident about the latest leg of the stock market rally, one Wall Street strategist is growing more concerned.
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"If anything were to change their ability to monetize in the same way, that's where we would be more concerned," Fish said.
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Whereas investors once worshiped growth at nearly any cost at a start-up, many are now more concerned about profitability, entrepreneurs said.
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This tactic proves effective for showing how politics, with time, consumed individuals who had initially been more concerned with their personal lives.
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"It's been clear in our conversations with the NTSB that they're more concerned with press headlines than actually promoting safety," Tesla said.
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I think that there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely, factually, and semantically correct than about being morally right.
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Smiles added that millennials are more concerned than their parents are with the sustainability and impact of their consumer choices and investing.
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But she's more concerned ultimately about whether direct-to-consumer DNA testing companies are taking adequate steps to provide accurate health results.
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If you're more concerned about duct tape doing the job than looking pretty, Black Gorilla Tape offers the highest level of toughness.Pros:
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Or is there anything personal in your life that has made you more concerned about climate change than perhaps the average person?
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Several polls suggest that most folks are more concerned about the things that directly affect their lives than the Trump-Russia narrative.
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He's likely to face harsher questioning from European leaders, who have historically been tougher on Silicon Valley and more concerned about privacy.
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The economy is expected to have added 179,2.43 jobs in June, but economists are more concerned about whether workers got a raise.
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The public is more concerned about her fabulous fees from Wall Street banks — some $1.6 million for eight speeches, according to statista.com.
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No husband, no Huma, SS looking like keystone cops & pathetic campaign hacks more concerned about blocking view of cameras than helping her.
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Later he declares that he has lost interest in finding out what is wrong with Rose and is more concerned with Sofia.
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As the dog days of summer begin, Democrats should be more concerned than ever before about the consequences of a Trump presidency.
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Edwards said, "The more information we get, the more concerned we are that this is going to be an extreme rain event."
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Sanders believed they were more concerned with his being on the floor to justify his new contract than his overall well-being.
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Brienne is more concerned about leaving her alone with Littlefinger, but Sansa thinks she can handle him and rather coldly dismisses her.
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So rather than being concerned about the space he puts in his tweets, I'm more concerned about his stance on climate change.
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According to him, Clinton doesn't actually care about ordinary people and is more concerned with helping foreigners, the DC elite, and corporations.
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She told the officer he should be more concerned about a man who choked her son rather than whether the child littered.
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I'm more concerned with living a purposeful life––where I'm pouring into others and lifting as I climb––than a "balanced" one.
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Over the last few years, some critics have accused the women-only trend of being more concerned with marketing gimmicks than safety.
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"[I'm] not concerned about charges... I'm more concerned with his face getting out there and him being stopped," Spivey wrote on Facebook.
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The disaster could and should have been prevented, prosecutors said, alleging the company was more concerned about profit than protecting local residents.
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Dr. Kramer was more concerned about the deteriorating packaging, the disintegrating plastics, and rusting cans that can leach toxins into the ration.
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They were more concerned with idyllic socialist issues and campaign reform than the very real threat of the rise of white supremacy.
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In recent years, people have started to become more concerned with the way they feel and not just with how they look.
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Ineffective leaders, on the other hand, are self-oriented and are more concerned with their own well-being when they address others.
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But many trade experts remain more concerned with keeping dairy relations smooth with Mexico, given that it is a bigger American customer.
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While the census may sound like an Orwellian device, Ball is more concerned with his characters' emotional lives than with authoritarian foreboding.
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Interesting that some on the right seem more concerned with timing of press' Trump sexual assault stories & not, you know, the allegations.
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Read: I'm more concerned with wearing comfortable shoes than making sure my outfit is photogenic, or that my hair is freshly washed.
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It's the rest of the world I'm more concerned about, because it may look very different very quickly with Trump stomping around.
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Democrats are far more concerned with Illegal Immigrants than they are with our great Military or Safety at our dangerous Southern Border.
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By then, critics were dismissing Mr. Max as more artsy than artist, more concerned with commercial viability than creating museum-grade masterpieces.
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Unlike the age-related findings, this is no surprise as most studies show women tend to be more concerned about the economy.
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Greeks are apparently more concerned about potential irredentism by Turkey, a traditional foe, amid a recent deterioration in bilateral ties, surveys suggest.
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You're not being paranoid by feeling threatened by that, though I'm more concerned about your boyfriend's behavior than I am his ex's.
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According to Bartlett, shoppers stuck working from home are more concerned with looking good from the "waist up" due to video conferencing.
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Most Instagram shoppers and selfie-takers are more concerned with credit card theft than being victims of targeted yet subtle political messaging.
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Millennials are more concerned about their boomer parentsLauren Morgan, a millennial licensed professional counselor in Cleveland, told Troy L. Smith of Cleveland.
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It's like, yeah, I know the sink's broken, but I'm more concerned about the dead body in the stall next to mine.
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"Not since 9/11 have I been more concerned about my job security," a veteran pilot for a major US airline said.
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And as people become more concerned about the environment, they may be swapping out dairy milk for plant-based alternatives, as well.
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Much at stake There are also signs that the White House is more concerned with its political plight than the burgeoning crisis.
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Democrats will use the votes to portray GOP candidates as more concerned about not offending the NRA than listening to public sentiment.
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His colleagues at the Washington Post, where he's been a contributor for the past year, became more concerned with each passing day.
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However, a tourism ministry official said the ministry was no more concerned about the potential impact of geopolitics on tourism than usual.
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Venus is the yin to Mars's yang, meaning Venus is the more receptive energy while Mars is more concerned with projecting outwards.
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More: Concerned about the trade war, the Business Roundtable lowered its forecast for economic growth next year for a seventh straight time.
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And, data from Charles Schwab shows that 42% of Gen X is more concerned with paying off debt than saving for retirement.
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Rather than "building the nation," he is far more concerned about preserving Chinese traditional culture, especially "lianhuanhua" comics, for the next generation.
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Obama administration officials explained that they were more concerned with acting correctly than acting quickly — and the political left remained mostly quiet.
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"Previous research highlights that college students tend to be more concerned about experiencing pregnancy than contracting a sexually transmitted infection," she said.
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Otherwise, he is "slightly — but not particularly" concerned about the zooming stock market prices but is more concerned about the economy overheating.
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I overheard bits and pieces about the war, but I was more concerned with the latest fashion trends and my first crush.
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China is more concerned about "gray rhinos" — large and visible problems in the economy that are ignored until they start moving fast.
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Those suspicions reflect a tension between social conservatives and supporters of Ms. Rao more concerned with delivering on the president's deregulatory policies.
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European voters were more concerned with day-to-day economic issues, generally leaving their leaders to conduct foreign policy as they wished.
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When Alankrutha Giridhar boarded her flight on Monday, she was understandably more concerned with finding overhead luggage space than meeting her seatmate.
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Impressive, but I hadn't taken that photo, so more concerned by accusations of plagiarism than posting off-brand #content, I deleted it.
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Some artists are interested in the specifics of a dog's physical perspective or perceptual abilities; others are more concerned with emotional connections.
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The creators point out that if Cersei were less concerned about revenge and more concerned about her family, Tommen might still be alive.
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The South Korean won dropped to a near 4-month low as investors grew more concerned over the potential ramifications of the affair.
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Hence, perhaps, indications that even the famously laissez-faire Brits are becoming a bit more concerned about murky goings on with their data.
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Suddenly you're less enthralled by the adventure of three young wizards and more concerned that no one seems to be watching the kids.
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Contouring is a great way of reshaping your face, but I was more concerned with when I took off all of my makeup.
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The CEO said a typical holder of gold is also more concerned about preserving the safety of capital rather than hunting for returns.
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They initially thought their son might have been injured, but grew more concerned when he would not pick up their texts and calls.
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It's a romantic comedy for the modern age, less about a woman's quest for love, and more concerned with self-acceptance and growth.
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Farawo, of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wild Life Management Authority, said people should be more concerned by the conflict between humans and wildlife.
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Of course, Bixby is more concerned with controlling features and experiences on Samsung devices and not being an in-house know-it-all.
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The Italians were far more concerned throughout the discussion with making sure the money was flowing to Lega in time for May's elections.
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"I'm more concerned about impromptu riots, like those in response to the shortage of baby milk earlier in the year," says Mr Hellyer.
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Deputy government spokesman Shaban Bantariza dismissed accusations that the government was more concerned with a winning re-election than dealing with the sick.
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All this means that the political shake-up has caused scarcely a ripple among investors, who are more concerned with Italy's political crisis.
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During his wrangling session, Hawkins had to briefly wrestle with the bear, leading to several stitches and even more concerned B&B guests.
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Polls show Europeans, and particularly Germans, to be more concerned about the use of their personal data by private companies than Americans are.
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The 30-second spot accuses Comey of being a "showboat" and says he was more concerned with political correctness than with fighting terrorism.
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Millennials have become more concerned with having a social media personality and getting likes on pictures, rather than being worldly and genuine people.
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But beyond news sources, young people are more concerned with the larger, more structural issues of today: climate change, violent racism, economic inequality.
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Investors are even more concerned about the risk of a Labour government under Jeremy Corbyn than they are about Brexit, Mr Owen adds.
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America is more concerned about Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, which all planned to phase out second-hand imports before yielding to American pressure.
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So yes, I think the pay is a huge thing, but I'm actually more concerned over the lack of our voices being heard.
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Parents in particular were more concerned the U.S. could enter a recession in the coming year than those without children, CUNA Mutual found.
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She's more concerned about what her body can do, like keeping up with her daughter, as she posted in another recent Instagram post.
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At the time, Lobree was more concerned with peeling the rotting fish corpse from her face than finding the joke in the matter.
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In fact, what's so inspiring to me as an educator is that Generation Y is more concerned about whether others are all right.
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References to Trump—from light-hearted jokes to more concerned warnings—were made at nearly every panel we attended at the annual meeting.
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The survey revealed that the alt-righters were much more concerned that their groups were at a disadvantage compared with the control sample.
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Call of Duty may be heading to space, but Infinite Warfare seems much more concerned with Earthly matters like power grabs and warmongering.
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Yes, it is daunting to come out so publicly about being a survivor, but I was more concerned with the intention behind it.
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But the movie is so much more concerned with Sebastian's career that even Mia's final triumph of an audition feels like an afterthought.
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Trump has also argued that journalists should be more concerned about the leaks coming out of the government than the information they reveal.
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"I'm even more concerned now that we have an administration that wants to cram more people into these broken detention centers," Meng said.
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Capital Economics' Dales said the statement indicated the central bank was becoming less concerned about housing and more concerned about employment and inflation.
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However, right now, health organizations are growing more concerned that climate change will cause zoonotic diseases to become more prolific and wide-spread.
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"They are more concerned about investing for causes and investing in things they believe in, than just investing to make money," Pell said.
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The bat made its way right into the face of a young boy who was more concerned with his phone than the game.
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