That's why we are getting more worried and more worried about the situation, because they're not scared anymore.
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They're also more worried about human rights than older respondents.
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They were more worried about what the hell had happened.
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I'm more worried about my brother, who's in Turkey now.
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Is there one upcoming technology that you're more worried about?
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And I think, I'm more worried ... It could be. Right.
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Be smart: Republicans say they're more worried, but not panicked.
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"I was more worried about it going foul," Goldschmidt said.
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Still, some said they were more worried about upcoming exams.
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People seem to be more worried than ever about stress.
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But more worried about China and Russia as potential adversaries.
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Both gleeful and indifferent observers ought to be more worried.
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He's more worried than usual about both time and finances.
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I feel like I am more worried than she is.
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I was more worried about my hip than anything else.
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She's actually way more worried about Pence than Trump. #HoldOnGinsburg
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It may be more worried if the opposite combination persists.
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I'm more worried about the Supreme Court than anything else.
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Should we be more worried about the world we're creating?
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After my response I waited again, more worried this time.
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"To not come here and take advantage of the attorney general and his offer, to me says that they're not more worried about what's in the report, they're more worried about actually scoring political points."
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Her mother Jeanette is more worried, because of the risks involved.
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He's more worried about a global, Lehman Brothers-level financial shock.
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I'm more worried about CSX and Jacksonville and made in America.
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I was more worried about damaging my floor than the phone.
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She is now more worried than ever about protecting the kids.
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"I was more worried about him than myself," Kinsey told WSVN.
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I'd be more worried about them swallowing a Switch Joy-Con.
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You can't be more worried about these risks than they are.
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It is two shots to come that have China more worried.
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I'M MORE WORRIED ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR CREDIT MARKETS.
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But Trahan thinks investors should be more worried than they are.
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Most Americans, understandably, are more worried about their slow-growing incomes.
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But they're even more worried about how central banks will respond.
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Personally, I'm more worried Warcraft will damage its director, Duncan Jones.
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I was more worried about not being able to play anymore.
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"I was really more worried about him than myself," Kinsey said.
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So they're more worried about profit maximization than actually stock stabilization.
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But some American Jews say they are more worried than glad.
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If I was Mitch I would be more worried about myself.
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"I'm more worried about living dictators than dead ones," he added.
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That made it sound like they were more worried about it.
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Mark Newton, managing member at Newton Advisors, is far more worried.
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We should be far more worried about this than we are.
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Still, surveys indicate that executives are growing more worried about the prospect.
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Democrats are now more worried about going too far — 42% now vs.
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Ms. Miller was more worried about the investors' reaction to her pregnancy.
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"I'm more worried about the standings list than career accomplishments," Luongo said.
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"I'm more worried about what this does to authentic content," said Farid.
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But investors in U.S. agricultural commodities appeared to be far more worried.
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I'm a lot more worried about getting enough calories to keep going.
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But he's more worried about what might await him outside, right now.
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I said I was more worried about how it would change us.
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No one in Italy is more worried than the governing Democratic Party.
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Those officials are more worried about moving too fast than too slow.
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They're more worried about their own struggles, many of which are economic.
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That said, Gerhardt is way more worried about Trump trying it anyway.
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Germans, on the whole, are more worried than Americans about the environment.
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I was more worried about me than I was about the hitter.
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"I'm more worried what people say and if it gets to her."
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I would be more worried about sending it back and then nothing.
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I would have still been fine, if more uncomfortable and more worried.
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Chuck Schumer said he was "even more worried" after reading the document.
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If we see more high-profile lawsuits, I'll get even more worried.
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It seems like we could definitely be more worried than we are, considering.
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I was more worried that he was going to get up and leave.
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"The longer this coddling goes on, the more worried I get," Arone said.
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But Edwards is more worried about the possibility of bacteria in the water.
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And now the party is even more worried about the outlook beginning Jan.
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But they are even more worried about Mr Trump's unpredictability and possible isolationism.
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I'm more worried about low-lying villages where the structures are more precarious.
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Women are more worried about staying safe than they are about being clingy.
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He said he was more worried about the nuclear waste than the reactors.
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"Frankly, I was more worried in 1992 than I am now," Smeal said.
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If it was two people like me I'd be more worried for them.
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She said that between dating and running, she's more worried about the latter.
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But the Suffern students seemed more worried about guns than about Instagram addiction.
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I was more worried about broken legs, snakebites, parasites and other gross things.
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Others are more worried that the move would be nothing but window dressing.
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They are more worried about others (and their autonomy!) than their own health.
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I would be more worried about control systems in electric and water systems.
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There are so many people that the internet should be more worried about.
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I'm much more worried about Hong Kong and the persecution of the Muslims.
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I'm more worried about Trump's presence in the White House than Melania's absence.
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We were much more worried about our sources than we were about ourselves.
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I think tech companies are more worried about Democrats than Republicans, for sure.
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From the start, I was much more worried about starving minds than starving men.
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"Right now we're more worried about the bidding deadline," said a Jet Airways pilot.
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But we're more worried about the people we're taking care of rather than ourselves.
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But investors remain more worried about negative interest rates, China's slowdown and cheap oil.
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The 4.5% drop in the four giants' market value suggests investors are more worried.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York said he was more worried about flooding than snow.
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He always tells them that he's more worried that I am safe and healthy.
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The company is probably more worried about a potential investigation into its tax practices.
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Is it bad that we're more worried about Aidan than we are the Underwoods?
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"I got more worried than I was before the meeting," he told the court.
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They are more worried about what is going to happen afterwards in the future.
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Since then, investors have grown more worried about Chipotle's ability to rehabilitate its brand.
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Some economists are getting more worried, but few are calling for an imminent recession.
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Cain suggested in February that the Fed should more worried about deflation than inflation.
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Right-leaning respondents were more worried about ISIS than individuals aligned with the left.
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I was more worried about contracting a disease from having it in my eye.
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He's more worried about, 'I'm going to go with my strength and attack hitters.
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Clients are more worried than ever about missing court dates or required check-ins.
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Eric appears more cautious, more worried about how what he says will be perceived.
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But other agencies are more worried about the impact of an all-out ban.
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He's more worried about other countries where a misattributed cyberattack could have lasting consequences.
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So you literally just had her and you're more worried about clubbing with Drake?
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There are plenty of valid reasons for this — Clinton was more worried about failing to turn out minority voters, Obama was more worried about alienating skittish whites, and there was no way to respond to Trump's campaign without tackling race head-on.
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And if you're more worried about paying the bills than saving the planet, that's okay.
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But some China watchers are more worried about the risks of sharp slowdown next year.
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I'm certainly more worried that someone is going to try to break up our company.
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Most central banks have become less concerned about economic weakness and more worried about inflation.
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Kinsey said that during the incident, he was more worried for his charge than himself.
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We're honestly more worried about people climbing the utility poles to steal a free router.
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Africa's poorest, however, are more worried about health and water supply than unemployment or education.
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He was more worried about an economic slowdown originating in the United States, he said.
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When Ada first started attending classes, people were a lot more worried about being arrested.
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I'm far more worried about people who do not have the ability to protect themselves.
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They're probably more worried about whether they can make this work, or if anyone can.
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Businesses in both countries are more worried by the trade war between America and China.
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"After the visit, I am actually more worried," Tedros said at a news conference Tuesday.
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Others said LeBron's comments made it seem that he's more worried about money than people.
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If I thought he'd flipped out, I'd have to be even more worried about him.
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"They're more worried about their political careers than the people of New Mexico," he said.
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To that end, Figueroa may have been more worried about distracting players than the USTA.
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"We're more worried about where the Nafta agreement's gonna end up, you know?" he said.
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It's understandable why voters were more worried about education than about the much-publicized migrant caravan.
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Collins was even more worried about secondary indicators, like the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) line.
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He was more worried about his father and let his mother share the news with him.
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"When the explosion first happened, I was more worried about him than myself," Brown told ABC.
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Now, if the tariffs kick in and really hit the consumer, then I am more worried.
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Varoufakis agrees that these movements were spawned by leaders more worried about bankers than normal people.
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Some economists, in fact, are more worried about deflationary pressures in the global economy right now.
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But a new photo of one such sighting has her fans even more worried about Kim.
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And most individuals said they were more worried about health-care costs and finances than death.
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"I would be much more worried if we weren't preparing ourselves for some demonstrations," he said.
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Especially given that the disclosure only serves to make us more worried than we were before.
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As he scrolled through the headlines, he grew more worried about the future of his country.
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"I'd be more worried if I were American," he said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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"I am more worried now than in the 26 years I have lived here," he says.
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The environmental activist said they're not "soliciting" politicians because they're more worried about their political futures.
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Exit polls from the Republican primaries recorded that voters were more worried about terrorism than immigration.
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"I was more worried about him than myself," Kinsey told CNN affiliate WSVN-TV in Miami.
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What she's more worried about, she said, is how her intimidating reputation could affect her performers.
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The employees said he was less worried about corporate process and more worried about their product.
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More Americans say they they're more worried about the prospect of self-driving cars than excited.
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"In all honesty, the surfaces are definitely what you should be more worried about," she explains.
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Investors grew more worried about banks' profitability in a low-growth and low-interest rate environment.
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Should I be more worried about something like the Chelyabinsk meteor that hit Russia in 2013?
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For now, market authorities appear more worried about falling share prices than a new speculative bubble.
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Conversation, videos, and the reported numbers coming out of social media just make us more worried.
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Even some within the BOJ have become more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing.
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Others are more worried about the national security implications if libra does get off the ground.
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"I'm now more worried than ever," senator Chris Murphy (D-Connecticut) told reporters at the Capitol.
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Even some within the BOJ have become more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing.
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Banker Joe Wu, 30, said he was more worried about what the law would lead to.
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I am more worried about a veteran who calls the VA every single day at 9 a.m.
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Just three decades ago, young people in China were more worried about getting enough food ration coupons.
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Arya pinpoints that her sister is more worried about the Northern lords reading that note than Jon.
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Robotti's mother, who had gotten her period when she was 12, was less anxious and more worried.
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Why aren't they much more worried by investors who are wringing their hands over a possible recession?
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But the bra-makers of Gurao are far more worried about foreign competition than foreign eco-warriors.
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One Paris official confesses that Japanese tourists seem more worried than reassured by France's state of emergency.
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It was more worried about hitting growth targets ahead of its next round of venture capital funding.
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"I'm more worried about that more than I am in anything else in this campaign," Simmons said.
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I follow a ton of sports, so I'm actually more worried about sports getting cancelled over it.
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The more the country turned its eyes east, the more worried Japanese policymakers became about Russian intentions.
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"I will be much more worried when I see the first huge demonstration from Ramallah to Jerusalem."
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But on a recent day, she was more worried about falling behind in her elementary-school class.
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"In years past, I was more worried about how people would interpret that juggling act," he said.
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"I think they're probably more worried about upsetting the locals than the world," Dr. von Hippel said.
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" Right now, Boockvar said he would be "more worried about the latter than excited by the former.
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Millennials could become more worried about inflation as they age, giving companies more room to lift prices.
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But apparently, I'm more worried about it than all of the Democrats because they changed the rules.
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Betsy DeVos leaves education advocates even more worried about the future of public education policy under Trump.
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You should be much more worried about a virus you are more likely to contract — like influenza.
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Gary, how do you reassure people when the longer this takes, the more worried the consumer is?
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I'm more worried that he has ZERO senior people who know how to solve crises like this.
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Its going to make the bears less bearish or more worried they're going to get run over.
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Trump's victory has Baltic countries even more worried about a Russian invasion Trump's victory has Baltic countries even more worried about a Russian invasion Estonia's Defense Minister was worried about the threat Russia poses to its relatively tiny Baltic neighbor long before Donald Trump became America's president-elect.
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Mrs May is also much more worried about social atomisation than has been the fashion in her party.
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Fizzle rocks may be the new "jingle jangle," but we're way more worried about this drug of choice.
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But honestly, I'd be more worried about summoning spirits from banging on all of those accelerator corpses. [CERN]
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"We're really more worried about the 'smart' of the smartphone, not the 'phone' part of it, " he said.
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"I'm more worried about the knee, it's just slightly banged up," he added, pointing to his left leg.
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They are more worried about another amendment, which would make it easier for the government to acquire land.
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"I think our parents were more worried or afraid than we were," Newman told a crowd of students.
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For now it is Seattle that is more worried about being dominated by its neighbour to the south.
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Parents are more worried about their kids attending to their responsibilities than the social value of being online.
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That suggests policymakers are more worried about the effects of capital outflows than the recent increase in loans.
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I'd be more worried about a problem with my family's health than I would be running for president.
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Ankara, now seemingly more worried by growing Kurdish sway in Syria than toppling Assad, supports the diplomatic push.
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They were more worried about the size of the pie, apparently, than making sure everyone got a slice.
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You're more worried about keeping it going and getting it to someone else as opposed to grabbing it.
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Those feelings started in the primaries and as his support swelled, I became more worried about the future.
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I have a couple things in my family history that I'm more worried about than the actual eating.
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And members are now more worried about primary challenges than general election defeats, making bipartisan a dirty word.
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If they're more worried about deficits — and opportunity costs — then there may be a lot less to love.
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I was more worried about what bullies would think about me owning a doll than about not winning.
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The Chinese have always been more worried about the collapse of the regime than a nuclear North Korea.
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These days, people are arguably more worried about the American dream than at any point since the Depression.
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Officials are even more worried about Trump's dismissal of arms treaties with Russia as "bad deals" for Washington.
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If anything, past administrations have been more worried about immigrants declining important public benefits for which they're eligible.
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This group is more worried about the economy, and they are skeptical that Trump will help them prosper.
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To be sure, many young people are more worried about paying down their debt than building up their wealth.
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I was honestly more worried the supervisor was going to get in trouble than I was about the injury.
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GUILFOYLE: We need to be more worried about clear and present danger, is what you&aposre saying -- WATTERS: Yes.
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You may become more worried about the thickness of your hair, your creaking joints or a loss of muscle.
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Clinton seemed more worried that criticizing economic conditions would offend President Obama and thus risk losing his needed support.
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Although I'm more worried about him not turning up than I've ever been about anything else in my life.
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They are more worried about making ends meet and clearing up crime, and more supportive of redistribution and protectionism.
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But analysts say Turkish officials are much more worried about the possible establishment of a Kurdish statelet in Syria.
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Strangers he met on the road in Israel seemed more worried about him than threatened, more empathetic than suspicious.
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Everybody, no matter their body type, has their trouble spot or spots they feel a little more worried about.
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I would be far more worried about the parents who show no love or affection to their own children.
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Indeed, most investors are more worried by chronic ailments than the sort of shocks simulated by the stress tests.
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I accept that there's a lot to report here, but I'm more worried about how much we are missing.
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" "I think voters are going to be more worried about it this cycle than they have in the past.
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"People seem to be getting more worried every day," said Elaine Ducharme, a licensed clinical psychologist in Glastonbury, Conn.
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Millennials and Gen X are both stressed, broke, and in debt — but Gen X is more worried about it
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Their answers, he said, suggested they were more worried about the president's erratic behavior than they had admitted publicly.
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Transit agencies these days are more worried about saving face and looking good in the eyes of the public.
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Or, instead, he could accede to the wishes of many conservatives for a Fed chairman more worried about inflation.
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Some are more worried about wind damage than a storm surge Flooding is more life-threatening than wind damage.
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Clinton knew the public would reject a part-time president who was more worried about himself than the country.
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But Ms. Le Pen is betting that voters are more worried by Mr. Fillon's Thatcheresque vision for the country.
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I would be more worried about this if I hadn't just read a new analysis in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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" As for the refugees, Mr. Feik said: "Muslims are a big unknown to us, so people are more worried.
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So, to avoid that outcome, people (specifically teenagers, who are generally more worried about their public image) stay silent.
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" She was more worried about, "How are you going with the skate training?" and "Do you need any help?
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The more worried companies are about policy flux, the more money they invest in trying to bring about desirable outcomes.
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At that point, I'm more worried about what to say in the discussion that is set to take place afterward.
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"I was more worried in making sure that people waiting in line would get to see me," Mr. Bush said.
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Museum directors should be more worried about the gyrations of the stockmarket than any of the changes to income tax.
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I was more worried about actually running 6.3 miles and surviving, which was no easy feat for this beginner runner.
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Second, investors are even more worried about bonds, the other main asset class; a net 81% think bonds are overvalued.
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No one is more worried than June's father John, who goes to the school to seek out his MIA child.
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Oil refiners tend to be more worried about dollar changes because their throughput margins are based on dollars per barrel.
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Art Hogan is more worried about the U.S.-China trade war than whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.
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It seems that in our era of instant gratification, we're more worried about "now, now, now," and less about later.
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"I'm much more worried about the meth head next door than I would be about the paranoid schizophrenic," he says.
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"I think he's going to be okay on trade," he said, adding that he is more worried about other candidates.
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I went home that night more worried about America, and especially protest in America, than I had ever been before.
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"[At the Elysée], I was a lot more worried for France's stakes in big companies than startups," Cédric O said.
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Similarly, Americans are more worried about electronic machines getting "hacked or manipulated" (67%) than about tampering with paper ballots (48%).
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I am more worried about the low growth we have seen in Italy for the past 20 to 25 years.
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"I used the word 'anger' but I was more worried about crying, to tell you the truth," she says now.
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In fact, they were more worried on an everyday basis of a popular uprising coming from within their own country.
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Most of the city's residents are poor, however, and more worried about making enough money to buy food than pollution.
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People were more worried about a hypothetical man whose reputation might be damaged than real women who were really raped.
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"If information is being kept from them, they may become more worried, using their imagination to create scenarios," she said.
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A recent study on absorption into the bloodstream has caused concern, but you should be more worried about skin cancer.
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First Insight's Petro said the life events that millennials have experienced might explain why they are more worried than others.
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Some wish all locations would shut down, while others are more worried about getting paid if their hours are cut.
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He's more worried about the public relations impact of the outbreak than he is about the lives of infected Americans.
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Avoiding Atticas and Wacos is not that hard when you are more worried about losing lives than about losing face.
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The judge had made very clear that he was far more worried about Mehdi K.'s future than his past.
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He's more worried about the investor overreactions to these events and daily "noise" in the markets dragging stock prices lower.
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Between the lines: At this point, both companies are likely more worried about pressure coming from Democrats than from Republicans.
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The trade war and slowing growth around the world have made corporate executives more worried than they've been in years.
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"I am far more worried about the optical transceiver companies," said IHS analyst Dan Panzica, citing companies like Finisar and NeoPhotonics.
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Teresa Giudice is more worried about her husband Joe Giudice's impending prison sentence than she was when she went to jail.
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Bankers are not worrying about systemic risk and financial crises — they are more worried about increasing return on equity for shareholders.
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It's a murky picture for oil traders, who recently were more worried about excess supply as global economic growth cools. 3.
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People are far more worried about killer cops, deportations, and Trump's white supremacist agenda than they are about the Russian government.
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"We have come to a point where (Chinese) policymakers are more worried about the economy and deleveraging is pausing," Tan said.
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For example, compared to men, women are more worried about school shootings and believe laws regulating gun sales should be stricter.
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Investors have grown more worried about deteriorating trade talks between the U.S. and China and have sought safety in government bonds.
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" He added, "@realDonaldTrump seems a lot more worried now than July 2016 when he asked the Russians to hack our campaign.
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There is of course some time lag, but I would be much more worried about TSMC's position long-term than Nvidia's.
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But it won't bring peace of mind—it will no doubt make parents more worried and overprotective than they already are.
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Most of those polled were more worried about losing their jobs to outsourcing, a shrinking industry, or a poorly managed company.
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Somehow I was more worried about making a fool of myself in front of him than I was about possibly dying.
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Recently released polling brings fresh evidence that young adult Americans are more worried about climate change than the overall adult population.
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The politicians are more worried about being politically correct and about what other countries think about us than they do Americans.
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I'm more worried about the shipping interests, and what it would do to both imports and exports and movement of supply.
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But Baladez is more worried right now about deciding between pursuing her passions for DJing, or art, or dance, or cosmetology.
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Your friends may be hearing wedding bells, while you may be more worried about something else: sky high bills to attend.
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They are more worried about their stock holdings than what happens to the East China Sea or South China Sea islands.
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Sometimes I worry I only like things because the internet tells me to, but I'm even more worried it's the opposite.
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Stanos said doctors are becoming "more worried" about prescribing opioids -- but that worry, he said, is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Investors are growing more worried about GE's debt-riddled balance sheet, created by years of poorly-timed acquisitions and bad decisions.
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"Probably the Whisperers," Josh McDermitt, who plays Eugene on "TWD," said of who should be more worried of who moving forward.
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Yet since prices tumbled further early this year, investors have grown more worried that some firms may not survive the rout.
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Are you less worried or more worried than you were ten years, 20 years ago, 40 years ago, about that situation?
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Against this background, experts are all the more worried that President Vladimir Putin&aposs government has decided to go after Shaninka.
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"I'd be more worried if there were no changes to the deal," he said, adding that NAFTA needs to be modernized.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that Trump's advisers are more worried about the investigation into Cohen than Mueller's probe.
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In other words, you should be more worried about meteorites than the Islamic State or al-Qaeda (at least for now).
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"The politics are that Europe is way more worried about noise (around airports)," said an industry source familiar with the matter.
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Younger voters want a safe environment in the future, while older voters are often more worried about their electricity bills today.
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Critics say the Air Force doesn't pay enough attention to these matters because it is more worried about pilots and planes.
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As the Indian government began taking more measures -- including suspending all tourist visas -- the couple grew more worried about their wedding.
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In retrospect, they seemed more worried about how worked up I was over this than the possibility of an actual diagnosis.
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My colleague Timothy Lee reports: More Americans say they they're more worried about the prospect of self-driving cars than excited.
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Lael Brainard, a Federal Reserve governor who had worked on international issues at the Treasury, was quite a bit more worried.
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The company originally said no masks, as they were—get this—more worried about the message masks sent to the public.
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Except geographers and community activists are getting more and more worried about how cities choose which improvements to build, and where.
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Perhaps the midterms will show that Trump should have been more worried about tweeting an ad that instead energized Latino voters.
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But United States officials were far more worried about supporting the dysfunctional Greek state than Mr. Kammenos's recent comments would suggest.
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"It also gets the [victim] a little more involved, and has the effect of, psychologically, getting them more worried," Addison said.
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"I was more worried about the furniture than I was about the fact that I had just been abused," she said.
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Now, 523 weeks before the Iowa caucuses, even his own supporters in the state are growing more worried about his prospects.
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"He said guests often seem to be more worried about family back home, since everyone on board appears to be "healthy.
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But the further north they got, the more worried China's young communist government became about a capitalist presence on their borders.
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Even as Cuomo spars with the president on Twitter, he may be more worried about what's happening in his own party.
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I never used to be like that but being a mom definitely got me more strict and a little bit more worried.
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And lawmakers are growing more and more worried the upper chamber could be blindsided by a call to action later this year.
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I'm not more worried than I was when I raised alarm bells a few weeks ago, but I'm definitely not less worried.
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They always were more worried than I was about my getting hurt because I sure loved falling into things on that show.
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Democrats say they're more worried than Republicans about men getting away with sexual harassment and assault, according to the Pew Research Center.
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I think there's a better chance that an asteroid is about to crash through the ceiling so I'm more worried about that.
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"I'm more worried about the permanent damage to national parks and to family incomes then I am our particular brewery," Wilson said.
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As Vox has reported, car makers are much more worried about "uncertainty" than they are about the precise details of the rules.
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The Tory party is far more worried about Jeremy Corbyn than it was when he won Labour's leadership election three years ago.
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Russia and China obviously come up a lot in the book, but experts seem to be more worried about non-state actors.
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You should be "no more worried than you should be by cartels also using machine guns, car bombs, machetes, etc," Singer said.
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Ten days after she disappeared, the family of a missing Texas mother says they grow more worried about her safety every day.
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Despite the market dodging one bullet after another, investors by at least one account are more worried than they've been all year.
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As many social media users praised him, Oakley said that in the moment he was more worried for the children than himself.
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A new public survey conducted by Pew Research Center revealed the majority of Americans are more worried than excited about biomedical technology.
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"It seems like we're more worried about it now than we were then, so we need to examine these strategies," he added.
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Americans are also more worried about cyber crime and identity theft than being the victim of other crimes, according to the survey.
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But African-American and Hispanic teenagers are more worried than white teenagers — with more than two thirds of Hispanic teenagers expressing fears.
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Policymakers also appear to be far more worried about a lack of confidence that is seeping into troubling spending and pricing decisions.
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But U.S. bank Citi said the BoE was probably more worried about the risks of a disorderly Brexit than it let show.
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But contra Rosen, I'm much more worried about the ways America is falling short of any form of majoritarianism, reasoned or otherwise.
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I'm much more worried about their capacity to continue to perform at a high level over the full course of their presidencies.
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I am a DACA recipient, and under the Trump administration I have become more worried about how my future will play out.
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Investors have grown more worried about deteriorating trade talks between the United States and China and have sought safety in government bonds.
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Many are more worried about the panic surrounding the coronavirus, which is the first major pandemic in the age of social media.
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The students got updates from the university, and more worried messages from their parents, and the news out of Wuhan got worse.
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Older Japanese are more worried about Mr Abe's chest-thumping nationalism than the young—and in 2016 he lowered the voting age.
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It's being called the most important CPI report in 10 years as investors are getting more worried about rising prices and wages.
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Spencer is probably right to be more worried about competing in cloud gaming than competing with Sony and Nintendo on console sales.
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I have a lot of folks who love me and look after me, but I'm far more worried about those who don't.
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Senate Rules Chairman Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) acknowledged Tuesday that he's more worried about protesters in the aftermath of the Kavanaugh hearings.
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"I'm a little bit more worried about if there are soft targets or targets that have to do with transportation," added Kloza.
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"Brazilians are far more worried about public safety, employment, inflation and the real economy than with issues such as Nazism," Aragão said.
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But but those members were probably more worried about President Macron's unilateral and ill-explained offer of a new dialogue to Russia.
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"These guys have been crushing the competition at United Parcel, but skittish sellers are more worried the phantom of Amazon, " Cramer said.
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It's best summarized by Trump's suggestion that he's more worried about boys being falsely accused than girls actually being assaulted, or Sen.
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Under Trump, I think people are more worried are what his picks are going to be for various positions [in his administration].
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If your dog's puke is green or your cat seems unusually sedentary, combing the Internet for answers can just make you more worried.
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On the flip side, 76 percent of Republicans said they're more worried men will be falsely accused compared to 34 percent of Democrats.
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His mom had been waiting for him to finish the shorter race and was getting more and more worried as the minutes passed.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says American companies are getting more worried about tariffs and the trade war between the U.S. and China.
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Sellers are more worried about a case being opened on Amazon than in actual court, says Dave Bryant, an Amazon seller and blogger.
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They're more worried about making enough to pay their taxes than they are about which Kardashian did what this week in the tabloids.
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"I think more people are getting more worried about what the presidential election will do," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG.
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I want to grab something to eat on the way to my gate, but I'm more worried about actually getting on this plane.
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"I'm less worried about a retaliatory attack and more worried about them learning from our attacks and making them their own," said Cutler.
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"I'm more worried about a continuation of Clinton-like policies," Jeremy said, "than I am an orange nuclear bomb being dropped on Washington."
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"There's parts of the market that investors are more worried about, like retailers and consumer stocks, that haven't reported yet," Miton's Moore said.
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Maybe that's because I'm more worried by the twitching of random muscles in my butt, like they're trying to shake off the cold.
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What had once seemed like a cinephile utopia now looked like any other shitty company more worried about looking good than doing good.
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It became apparent during the discussion that Democrats are more worried about the battle for the Senate than for the White House. Sen.
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I&aposm more worried about teachers not enforcing it, teachers trying to be buddy-buddy with their students rather than enforcing the discipline.
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Clinton's campaign, once confident that Nevada would be a win for them, has grown more worried in recent weeks, particularly after Vermont Sen.
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Investment advice on comparison websites state I should be more worried about what my offspring will do with the money when they're 18.
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Republicans are more worried about Trump costing them control of the Senate, where the party is defending 28503 seats to the Democrats' 22019.
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READ: Palin on Trump protesters: 'Punk-ass, little thuggery' But he added that Obama should be more worried about his own party's politics.
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The poll didn't ask about relative risk — about whether Americans were more worried about terrorism or gun violence that isn't linked to ISIS.
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Now, understanding that there will be political backlash, they are more worried about their re-election campaign than the fate of American healthcare.
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Goes without saying ... Hilary and Matthew are more worried about an even more precious treasure in the home ... their 4-month old daughter.
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"With each escalation, you get more worried that things will get out of hand," said Bob Phillips, managing principal at Spectrum Management Group.
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While some brides stress about seating charts, Ms. Garfield says she was more worried about having enough food (and guests) arriving on ferries.
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"They are more worried about Cicig than trying to denounce the United States government of mismanaging" its treatment of migrants, Mr. Godoy said.
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"I'm nearly 80 years old, I've had a life, but I'd be more worried about the kids," said Mr. Weekes, a retired printer.
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Mental health might not seem like a priority right now, given that most people are more worried about their lungs than their emotions.
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"Politicians for now are more worried about consolidating power," said Claris Madhuku, director of the Platform for Youth Development, a pro-democracy group.
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" After the meeting, Mr. Ingrassia remembered telling a colleague, "I'm more worried now about how bad things are than before Hank came in.
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Americans are more worried about being the victim of a cyber crime than other, conventional crimes, according to a Gallup poll released Monday.
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In my 20s, I was more worried about funding my travels and having a good time with friends than planning for the future.
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I was more worried about working to fund my international travels and having a good time with friends than planning for the future.
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"For me, I'm more worried about the protection, especially if you change the chest protector," said Sergei Bobrovsky of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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One woman had filed a complaint about her brother slashing her tires but was more worried about his mental health than the vandalism.
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This is why I suspect that even the more cautious news outlets are more "worried" about printing or airing "shithole" than truly worried.
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New York (CNN Business)America's business leaders are growing more worried that the United States will enter a recession by the end of 2020.
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So he was more worried about the improv until he realized that it was actually more freeing to do this looser take on it.
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Both halves of the couple are far more worried about how their loved ones will take their age gap than their same sex love.
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When the VIX goes higher, it tends to mean that investors are getting more worried about the market and making bets to protect themselves.
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Nowadays, even Republicans are more worried about the rich not paying their fair share than they are about snagging a tax cut for themselves.
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"I think they were more worried about the wind and the height," Frank Quirarte, who runs the Mavericks rescue team, told the station Sunday.
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Americans are far more worried about terrorist attacks — particularly in the wake of San Bernardino — than they are about the government spying on them.
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Ms. Yellen functions as the nation's economic weather forecaster and, on Wednesday, she sounded more worried than at her last public appearance, in December.
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In testimony before a House committee on Wednesday, she sounded more worried about the U.S. economy than at her previous public appearance, in December.
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Nearly 70 percent of survey participants also said they were more worried than enthusiastic about the possibility of synthetic-blood and brain-chip implants.
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I'm more worried about: Is global growth going to slow down, stabilize, what's going to happen there?" he said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Absolutely. As you say, most of the time you are more worried about what will happen if there's a coffee spill on a dress.
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America's youngest voters are more worried about climate change, more supportive of big government and more likely to identify as Democrats than older generations.
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"Before I worked with Leo I wasn't concerned with his fame or popularity, I was more worried about his spirit," the actor tells PEOPLE.
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Investors should be far more worried if a slowdown in the economy away from just a decline in oil prices were triggering these bankruptcies.
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President Trump's apparently more worried about his hair than his image ... fully covering his noggin with an umbrella while his fam braves the elements.
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Granted, most of these are the best apps in their class, but the European Commission's antitrust body is more worried about unfair market power.
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These symptoms might look like nightmares or flashbacks to the disaster, avoiding reminders of the event or being more worried about events in general.
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"Spaniards are more worried about the Euro 2016 soccer tournament," says José Maria de Areilza, a professor at ESADE, a business school in Barcelona.
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That the younger #MeToo activists are dangerous extremists playing with radical concepts, while their elders are more worried about fairness and reason and moderation?
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Wall Street is now more worried about Amazon's threat to Target after the e-commerce giant's $13.7 billion deal to buy Whole Foods Market.
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The administration's tax plan now has consumers more worried about the cost of housing and the possibility of losing the tax advantages of homeownership.
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Oil has not sustained gains for more than a couple of weeks as investors have grown more worried about the stubborn global crude glut.
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But they sounded even more worried that she would face harsher criticism than a male president for whatever large or small mistakes she makes.
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He seems more worried that Putin is "insulted" by the accusations than he is by the impact these operations had on our democratic processes.
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In fact, the GOP is more worried that the base will turn on them if the party does not get Gorsuch on the court.
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Countries such as Poland and the Baltic States — Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — are more worried about Russia and want to stay close to Washington.
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The New Health Care A recent study on absorption into the bloodstream has caused concern, but you should be more worried about skin cancer.
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He said he's much more worried about the Olympics in Brazil this summer, which will draw even more people from all over the world.
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Trevor Noah said the news about the president's mental health "makes me more worried," because it meant all of his behavior had been deliberate.
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"I am more worried about the ability of bad guys to hijack our networks than their ability to hijack our flights," Ms. Nielsen said.
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"While we still hold out hope that something innocent is going on, we're growing more and more worried for Khiara's safety," the family said.
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"What this coronavirus has done now is allow the market to be that much more worried about an inflection in the economy," LaVorgna said.
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I would like to be able to share Frey's optimism, but I am more worried than he is about strains within the American electorate.
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Historically, Americans don't like being seen as rogue actors, but we're much more worried about feeling safe, and that's typically the view that wins.
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The national survey found that voters in certain regions of the U.S., such as the Northeast and West, were more worried about the possibility.
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"Today, I am more worried about the ability of bad guys to hijack our networks than their ability to hijack our flights," she said.
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What they've been more worried about than inflation pressures are external growth risks, so escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and slower global GDP growth.
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"If we were worried yesterday, we are even more worried today," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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But should the young women be more worried about the demon stalking the camp, or the pressure to live up to their father's expectations?
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No. 1, having read the documents in there, I'm even more worried about what happened than when I read the memorandum of the conversation.
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Number one, having read the documents in there, I'm even more worried about what happened than when I read the memorandum of the conversation.
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I'm personally a lot more worried about credit rating agencies and health care providers leaking everything from my Social Security number to my driver's license.
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"I'd be more worried about the marketwide sell-off if not for one thing: we already know that Adobe's business is on fire," Cramer said.
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And if you're going to be forward looking, I'd think I would be more worried about that it's already maybe many in danger of overshooting.
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These people have told us they're far more worried about the Cohen investigation in New York than they are about whatever Mueller comes up with.
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But it dipped around a third of a percent against the yen, which tends to benefit when investors grow more worried about global political risks.
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Sellers have recently become more worried about Amazon directly competing with them, according to a Feedvisor survey of 2119,20163 third-party merchants released last month.
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Investors are more worried about the bond market than the ongoing U.S. trade war with China, Wall Street veteran Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But Michelle says the parents she knows are far more worried about aggressive autistic kids hurting someone, being institutionalized, ending up in jail, or worse.
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Snap-on Chairman and CEO Nicholas Pinchuk told CNBC on Monday that the Chinese are more worried about trade now than he's ever seen them.
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The bank insists that the economy is robust, and is more worried by falling inflation, which dropped to 1.4% in September, from 1.7% in August.
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I am not very worried about the short-term business issues, I'm much more worried about the future and what this means for future generations.
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Clearly, the markets are more worried than they were on August 9th, when President Trump warned of "fire and fury" against Kim Jong-Un's regime.
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He said he's more worried about those who are transitioning under the new policy, given what he and others consider its confusing and conflicting language.
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But the trickiest political problem for reformers is how to inject some dynamism into the economy without getting people even more worried about their livelihoods.
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"I'm more worried about no-deal Brexit than the market," Thomas Costerg, economist at Pictet Wealth Management, told Reuters before the results of Monday's voting.
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But now I'm more worried than ever that Lilly is going to run as soon as I tell her that I live on a bus.
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I'm actually more worried about people who work in supermarkets full-time seeing if I got that right than I am about the general public.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers appear little fazed by the possibility of a no-deal Brexit, but businesses have turned more worried, surveys showed on Friday.
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Democratic pollster Pia Nargundkar said Friday that voters are more worried about election interference at the national level than they are at the local level.
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Nursing director Lorna Wilkinson said that staff became more worried when the police officer, Nick Bailey, was also admitted with similar symptoms to the Skripals'.
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I'm more worried because I think if we have ... six more years of the last two years, I think you'll see the end of NATO.
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The secret wait list scandal of 2628 revealed a VA that was more worried about its reputation than the veterans it was charged to support.
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"Primaries are always proved to move Republicans more to the right because they're more worried about a primary challenge than a general election," he added.
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Besides, Trump really needs to be far more worried about Republicans than Democrats; they're the ones that will cause this bill to pass or fail.
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This creates a status quo bias, in which combatants are more worried about preserving what they have than risking it to pursue their broader goals.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson said the escalation of attacks on Mueller means Trump's team is growing even more worried about what the investigation may reveal. 2.
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Trump's base tends to see things his way, but a majority of Americans (56%) are more worried about damage being done to alliances and agreements.
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The Trump administration has been less preoccupied with helping companies invest in China and more worried about increasing exports of American goods to the country.
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Almost 58 percent said they were highly on guard at work; women of color were slightly more worried about racial bias at work than sexism.
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But health experts said they were more worried because the Italian health ministry appeared to have moved aggressively to prevent an outbreak, to no avail.
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"Lindsey Graham is more worried about the invasion of Syria than the coup taking place in Washington," the account added in a follow up tweet.
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Maybe it's just me, but in that moment I think I'd be more worried about my expensive wedding cake than the state of my iPhone.
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But now that Trump is about to put his hand on the Bible and be sworn in, I've never been more worried for my country.
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They fought to prevent Trump from decertifying the Iran deal last summer because they were more worried about irritating Europe and the foreign-policy establishment.
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"Kids are feeling more pressure to achieve, more pressure in school, and are more worried about making a living than in previous years," he said.
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Afterward, his statement suggested he was more worried about how bad this fracas looks for him than about his members' effort to undermine congressional accountability.
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They are more worried about the bill's potential broader effects, particularly if the tax cuts leave less federal money for state programs and public schools.
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They told jurors Liang was more worried about how his job might be affected than providing medical assistance to Gurley, who was dying on the floor.
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So we're less worried about the potential there, and more worried about how do we actually deal with those four issues, in an appropriate, balanced way.
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Instead, it seems as if those in the City of London are more worried about a situation that's only indirectly linked to the current Brexit impasse.
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Even when new physicians do find financial advisors, the advisors are often more worried about selling them something than crafting plans that address their real needs.
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Kim Kardashian West is "more worried than ever" after she survived a life-threatening robbery where she was held at gunpoint in her Paris hotel room.
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But opponents, including East Coast refiners and some state lawmakers, are far more worried that such a decision would presage a reversal of the entire pipeline.
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"While the sharing of a sensitive image might get a platform blocked, the authorities are more worried about the sharing and dissemination of information," he continued.
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Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, seems more worried about losing the loyalty of pro-Ukrainian fighters than he is about winning hearts and minds in the east.
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When it comes to Rent, she doesn't seem at all worried about the singing aspects, and is instead more worried about the costume changes between scenes.
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"As soon as I got into this program with Zoe, all those worries went away because I was more worried about her," the veteran tells PeopleTV.
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In fact, scientists were more worried than the public about how nanotechnology might affect health and the environment, according to a study Scheufele published in 2007.
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"If I were any member of the Trump family, I'd be more worried today than I was yesterday about my own potential legal exposure," Moreno said.
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Eddie Bass, who owns a home in Alligator Point, said he wasn't boarding up his home because he was much more worried about the storm surge.
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They've been more worried about Libra than existing cryptocurrencies because Facebook's 2.4 billion users could cause a rapid buy-in to the largely unregulated cryptocurrency market.
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So basically Donald Trump is more worried that people think he wears a bathrobe than the fact that his people literally can't find a light switch.
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The gender pay gap may be one reason women are more worried than men about the impact of inflation on their long-term financial well being.
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"Between the snow and the flooding, personally, I'm more worried about the flooding," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at a press conference on Friday afternoon.
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Doctor Copper, it seems, is far more worried about the potential hit to demand resulting from the escalating trade dispute between the United States and China.
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Though the rapper's mental state on the road is of concern, the source says Kardashian West, 39, is more worried about her husband prioritizing his family.
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This is the same reason many people are far more worried about plane crashes (which aren't common anymore) than car crashes (which happen all the time).
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Chadha doesn't dispute that thesis and is slightly overweight on US stocks for now, but he said he was more worried than most about the economy.
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President Donald Trump's aides and confidants are growing more and more worried about his mental state after days of wild outbursts, erratic behavior, and bizarre fixations.
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But any euphoria about the stimulus may have been outweighed by the realization that the central bank is more worried about the economy than investors thought.
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I had to make par on the hole because we had a bet going and I was more worried about winning the bet than getting eaten.
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"I'd be more worried if rates weren't rising," he said, adding that he thinks the Fed may raise rates as many as four times this year.
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Cooperman also said investors should be more worried about the long-term ramifications of a Bernie Sanders presidency for the stock market than about the coronavirus.
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In Mauritius, young people feel more worried about climate change than older generations because they learn about it in school and understand the threat, she says.
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But globally the International Monetary Fund, for example, is more worried about the reverse – even if BlackRock, the giant asset manager, thinks inflation risks are underappreciated.
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DOLLAR WEAKENS ON FED CAUTION | Janet L. Yellen sounded more worried about the nation's economy on Wednesday than she did at her last public appearance in December,
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But surveys suggested that funding is a relatively low concern for banks, who are more worried about finding customers with viable investment plans and healthy market prospects.
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But the names and strategic significance of the towns and villages they have recaptured have failed to electrify a Russian public more worried about falling living standards.
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While it is hard to see this loyal, dog-like creature physically hurt, most GOT fans are more worried about the emotional pain Ghost is going through.
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"I am much more worried than I was in 2009 in certain respects," Perol said outside the closed-door conference, held on the shores of Lake Como.
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That fact alone will assure some of the more worried observers from both parties that President Trump is not intent on assembling some kind of rogue cabinet.
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While lead pipes did occasionally produce "epidemics" this dramatic, health officials remained far more worried about diseases like typhoid, which they knew piped-in water could prevent.
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Leppert said he's more worried about future uses of Bird scooters as getaway vehicles than he is about his stuff, though he'd like to get it back.
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The Europeans are far more worried about Mr Xi's authoritarian ways than about Mr Trump's tendencies—and they share Mr Trump's objections to China's own mercantilist policies.
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"I'm not more worried than I was a day or two ago," Joshua Pollack, a North Korea expert at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies, told me.
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In fact I'm very glad that maybe other banks would be more worried but for us, we were very calm about it and so was my colleague.
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Despite today's concerns around the government shutdown, data shows that Americans were still far more worried about the state of employment and the economy 10 years ago.
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The massive change has some security and privacy-minded people happy (more end-to-end encryption!) and plenty more worried about what else the integration will mean.
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And now that I have a little bundle of joy at home, I'm more worried than ever about how to get the most out of each paycheck.
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They felt more pressured, thought their partners were less competent, and were more worried about the potential implications of it for their social reputation and sexual health.
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Mr. Johnson said he and his colleagues were less concerned with an immediate loss of jobs and more worried that the area would gradually become less competitive.
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But Turkish officials are angered over a perceived lack of sympathy by Western officials who they say are more worried about the crackdown than the coup itself.
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The major indexes fell sharply earlier in the session as Wall Street grew even more worried about the spat between the U.S. and its key trade partners.
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I am more worried about that big screen in the White House where loose cannon pundits and old Flash Gordon plots may become the next executive order.
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Even in the bathroom itself there are surfaces you should be more worried about than a toilet seat, like the door, the flush handle, and the faucet.
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It is understandable that working-class whites are more worried that they or their families will become victims of violent crime than are whites with more education.
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"The stories keep saying I will be very hard to beat: The more we hear of this, the more worried I become," he wrote in his diary.
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The yields of inflation-protected bonds have moved mostly in lock step with traditional bonds in recent weeks, suggesting that traders haven't become more worried about inflation.
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I'm watching to what degree younger voters — who polling suggests are more worried about climate than older generations — retain that sense of urgency as they get older.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said he was more worried about "black swan" or unexpected major events such as attacks or trade wars, than traditional supply balances.
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While he characterized the U.S. economy as "in a good place," Williams said he's more worried about growth and low inflation in other parts of the world.
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But at that time, CEO John Chen told CNBC the company was "really more worried about the 'smart' of the smartphone, not the 'phone' part of it."
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With their cash flow now squeezed, a trial that has been pushed back three times and concerns over legal fees, the siblings are more worried than ever.
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Beyond such infrastructural concerns, Bäte said, people are also becoming more worried about the effects of globalization on their ability to find employment if their jobs disappear.
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The dollar fell Wednesday after the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's July policy meeting that showed policy-makers growing more worried about weak U.S. inflation.
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Sure, they're officially more worried about white nationalism and the fate of NATO, but wave the cape of looming theocracy, and suddenly it's 2004 all over again.
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"I'm more worried about Calvin's feeling than this baby," she says, noting that things were very different when she was preparing to become a first-time mom.
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Those worried about not dealing with a human during their lunch buying routine should be more worried about when this tech becomes better and then, inevitably, ubiquitous.
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"Most of my friends are more worried about finding jobs," said Andre Olveira, 38, the owner of a small hotel in Salvador that went belly up last year.
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Heller who's been guilty of flip-flop after flip-flop, especially on health care …he's more worried about keeping his seat than he is about listening to [them].
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Imported corn, which is less preferred but cheaper to obtain than rice, has tended to increase in years when North Koreans are more worried about their seasonal harvests.
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But in the Trump era, undocumented immigrants are even more worried than usual, and some activist groups have responded by taking the concept of sanctuary beyond church walls.
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She says it's because kidnappers could grab her off the porch, but she seems a bit more worried about the part where Gypsy spoke to Lacey about dating.
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Even if they had, I'd still have been more worried about the many other so-called "women's issues" that PCOS often messes with: body hair, weight, and mood.
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A CNBC Fed Survey this month illustrated that economists, fund managers and strategists are growing more worried about economic growth and that a recession could come next year.
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Debt disputes were often handled through backroom negotiations, mainly because local officials are typically more worried about the prospect of creating unemployment than they are about angering creditors.
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China should be more worried than the U.S. about this week's murder of Kim Jong Un's half brother Kim Jong Nam and a missile test, some analysts say.
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A former White House official told BuzzFeed News that Trump allies are "more worried about self-preservation than national security" because many were frequently too candid in meetings.
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Crowley is a 10-term incumbent and seems more worried about whether he can move up in Democratic leadership if his party retakes the House than his primary.
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And the biggest problem with FaceApp isn't its Russian origin; many people are more worried about its vague privacy policy or the prospect of photos getting stored remotely.
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Normally a firecracker of a woman, Stassi seems far more worried about keeping Patrick around throughout this entire ordeal than standing up for herself or her co-stars.
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That was great, but the actual wedding day itself was not as…I mean it was pleasant, but I was more worried about how things would turn out.
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But CNN/SSRS polling in September suggests that Trump should be more worried about a part of the Republican Party that gets less notoriety: the more moderate part.
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Why it matters: The survey finds that Americans feel more worried today about fake news because it's undermining their trust in key institutions, like government and the media.
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The party is now more worried about losing voters to another English nationalist outfit—Nigel Farage's Brexit Party—than it is about keeping the country in one piece.
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They were far more worried about illegal immigrants and other perceived freeloaders getting benefits they didn't deserve, while Tea Partiers felt they paid the price with high taxes.
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In that same piece, NIH director Francis Collins is much more worried about the potentially risky side effects of human germline editing; you should read their entire exchange.
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Dijsselbloem, who said he would discuss Greece with German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble while in Berlin, said the more he thought about Brexit, the more worried he became.
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"If your obsession is just with color, then I would outright tell them that I'm more worried that you're unnecessarily seeking something you don't need," she tells me.
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But Americans are actually far more worried about the economic threat posed by China than the country's military prowess, a point underscored by another Pew survey in April.
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Tokyo, however, is more worried China will also take action in the neighboring East China Sea where Asia's two biggest economies are locked in a separate territorial dispute.
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"Now, I get it, but we looked to them for reassurance and we didn't get any, we were more worried because of how panicked they were," Askew added.
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Miesha Tate is questioning Ronda Rousey's focus -- saying Ronda's more worried about having babies than fighting ... and it's going to hurt her when they step in the octagon.
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"I'm more worried a year from now when we have no idea what the Fed board will look like," said David Kotok, chief investment officer of Cumberland Advisors.
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Critics of free trade should be less worried about forfeiting U.S. sovereignty and be more worried about throwing away an opportunity to promote America's regulatory and geopolitical influence.
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Many people outside Turkey, on the other hand, seem more worried about the failed coup's aftermath than the bloody putsch itself, which left more than 250 people dead.
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When the high school senior found out that she had been nominated for prom queen, she was more worried about getting permission to attend than wondering about winning.
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The vote shows that she is increasingly isolated domestically, at a time when Europe both looks to her for leadership and grows more worried about the migration crisis.
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I'm worried about what may happen outside polling places on Election Day, and I'm even more worried about the longterm confidence in the legitimacy of our representative democracy.
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His longtime publicist couldn't steer the conversation away from the story, and eventually became less concerned about his career recovering and more worried about Oberst's declining mental state.
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Republican losses on Tuesday in Kentucky and Virginia are making headlines, but President Donald Trump should be more worried about the election results in the suburbs of Pennsylvania.
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They are more worried about immigration, and particularly undocumented immigration, from Latin America to the United States, despite the fact that those numbers have been dropping for decades.
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"I would be more worried about Kamala Harris than Joe Biden as the nominee," Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, said after watching the debate.
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Three-quarters of business economists say they are more worried about growth undershooting their forecasts than overshooting it, and half have revised those forecasts downward for this year.
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"I'd be less worried about my shopping and more worried about maybe the touch screen when you're punching in your codes for the ATM or whatever," he said.
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That means traders are more worried about upcoming swings in the S&P 500 than they were during the European debt crisis or the U.S.-China trade war.
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While black, Latino and Asian voters ranked border security among their lowest concerns, white voters were more worried about it than any other issue apart from health care.
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And although some gusts were said to have been stronger, officials have signaled that they are even more worried about the potential for torrential rain and severe flooding.
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I was more worried about being burned alive for 10 hours in 100-degree Fahrenheit sun and being dehydrated, because I thought that would take us down quicker.
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After 40 years dealing with international aid and humanitarian relief operations, Mr. Egeland said, "I'm more worried for Yemen now than for any other place on the planet."
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President Trump's aides are more worried about his first face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin of Russia, who is likely to raise a sensitive topic: sanctions relief.
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Given that there are a lot of smart people who are a lot more worried about US debt than that, where do you think their theory goes wrong?
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"It is off-season so it is an easier gesture to make, and some airlines are more worried about having too much capacity," a Western aviation official said.
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But now Rubio has raised doubts inside the Republican Party and hopes inside the other campaigns, and the party is more worried about uniting behind him than ever.
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"If you come out of that day and the rhetoric is more aggressive, non-consensus building, I think people will get more worried about this protectionist rhetoric," she said.
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The nuclear-powered Curiosity rover is doing fine, but scientists were more worried about how the solar-powered Opportunity would fare, with the sun obscured by the thick dust.
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The statement says Elsayad Seweid, Yasmin's father, became even more worried about his daughter's safety upon learning she hadn't shown up for classes at Baruch College since Dec. 2.
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"Had I had my diagnosis first — I tend to be a little bit more worried than he is— I think it would have been a tougher time," she says.
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Chris Donat, managing director at Sandler O'Neill, told CNBC's "Closing Bell " that although AmEx posted good numbers, he's more worried about the future impact of the partnerships it's lost.
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He seems more worried about the global outlook and, second, he says he will act as appropriate which is a signal he wants to cut rates again in September.
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"That's just our way of life," says Amber, who is far more worried that she now has three teens who are dating and driving, like adolescents of average height.
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But the key to Edwards's resounding triumph—and to the repudiation of David Duke—lay in the appeal to white Republicans, who were more worried about Louisiana's economic health.
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Rorsted said he was more worried about a currency war between the United States and China than tariffs on Chinese-made shoes, after Washington branded Beijing a currency manipulator.
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In fact, doesn't sound like T.I. is keeping track of all the gifts he's gotten his gal of 17 years ... instead, he says he's more worried about her reaction.
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The hero doctor In the pediatric ward of Flint's Hurley Medical Center, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha was seeing more and more worried parents fretting over rashes and hair loss.
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"The more we learn about Zika, the more worried we get about it," Dr. Margaret Chan, the W.H.O. director general, told reporters in Geneva during a briefing on Tuesday.
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McKinley expressed alarm over Yovanovitch's treatment by the State Department — and said he grew even more worried about the department's response to Congress's attempts to investigate the Ukraine affair.
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How to speed up flu recoveryWhen it comes down to it, when you have the flu, you should be more worried about the fluid you're lacking rather than nutrients.
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Parker, who co-founded the music file sharing site Napster and was Facebook's first president, said he was much more worried by the state of the health-care system.
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Trump allies are exponentially more worried about the [New York feds'] probe and the prospect of investigators poring over Trump's business dealings than they are anything Comey is saying.
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I think that the root cause of gun violence is parents who are more worried about giving their kids material possessions than showing them love, because they're never home.
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Soifer adds that some are more worried about people hearing their urine hitting the toilet bowl or water than they are about being noticed and marked as deficient males.
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There are others as unfortunate as me who only get more and more worried their heart is going to explode after a puff or bite of anything containing THC.
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Americans are more worried about the rupturing of international alliances and agreements than they are about being pushed around by other countries, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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"I did want to sympathize but, really, I was more worried about overcooking the fish," Henry writes, in " How to Eat a Peach ," her eleventh and most recent cookbook.
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"I think that those who accuse me today are more worried than I because I have the peace of mind of those who are innocent," Mr. da Silva said.
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One of the strangest findings of the survey, according to Mr. Robb, was that parents and teenagers were more worried about each other's use, yet arguing about it less.
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Alternatively, the Fed may be more worried about keeping near-term Treasury yields well below their long-term peers and maintaining the usual, upward shape of the yield curve.
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That's a false negative, and for covid-214, the illness caused by the coronavirus, at this stage of the outbreak, experts are more worried about this type of inaccuracy.
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Second, investors spooked by the pandemic are naturally more worried about an opaque company with multiple layers of debt that famously inflated valuations during recent years of tech exuberance.
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In comes President Trump, who seems much less concerned about the risks of climate change, and more worried about how excessive regulation impedes economic growth and depresses living standards.
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At the March meeting, Fed officials downgraded their GDP growth forecast for 2019 to 2.1%, suggesting they may be more worried than previously about slowing domestic and global growth.
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If you're the president, or the RNC, you're more worried about someone who looks like Biden -- someone who has more mainstream appeal, who blue-collar workers could identify with.
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I felt like I was eating up his time, and I was much more worried than he was about my form and whether I was correctly performing the exercises.
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In recent weeks, however, the escalation of trade tensions between China and the United States, and weaker-than-expected economic data, has made traders more worried about the economic outlook.
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Taylore's not at all phased by the procedure, which has a blade pretty close to her face; she's more worried about her eyes watering and messing with her lash glue.
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Cost was part of their rationale, but apparently less so than in Flint; they and the EPA officials who vetted their decision were more worried about high levels of bacteria.
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Earlier in the session the loonie touched its weakest level since April 25 at 1.3514 as investors became more worried about the trade war between the United States and China.
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A lawsuit filed by CVS against a former employee suggests that major industry players are more worried about Amazon's foray into health care than they initially let on, CNBC reports.
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"I am more worried now about the 'yellow vest' protests in France (than Italy)," Karen Ward, chief market strategist for EMEA at JP Morgan Asset Management, told an media briefing.
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More worried about what his mother might do to the bobbies than what they might do to him, he kept them away from the house while he fetched the receipt.
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Plant-based meat alternatives have enjoyed booming sales as Americans have grown more worried about health risks from eating meat, animal welfare and the environmental hazards of intensive animal farming.
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Insurers are perhaps even more worried that the Trump administration could cancel ObamaCare payments known as cost-sharing reductions, which reimburse insurers for giving discounted deductibles to low-income enrollees.
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Did you originally laugh off Donald Trump's candidacy as a joke, only to become more and more worried as he came closer to — and eventually took — the Republican presidential nomination?
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He has yet to comment on when he would prefer to see a rate increase, but has said he is more worried about raising rates too quickly than too slowly.
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"Security-wise we're more worried," said Phelps, who will foot the bill to have a private security company protect his family, including his fiancée and their 2-month-old son.
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"I bet it will be better and we'll be more worried about the price of the aluminum cans than the price of the suds inside," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In favor: Offense that Doughty could create, too, if he wasn't more worried about being the sort of player who wins championships and gold medals instead of individual scoring titles.
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The risks: Folks we spoke to like Bennett are more worried about the protest energy dissipating than they are about the disfiguring effects these energies might have on the party.
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"If they sound more dovish on inflation, more worried about where inflation is going, that would tee up the idea that there could be a policy response," Mr. Dutta said.
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I've never been more worried about both, because President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are essentially the same person, and they pose the same threat to their respective nations.
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Before the outbreak, the government was more worried that social unrest could be its "black swan" problem — an improbable but chaotic event officials feared could be spurred by rising unemployment.
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"Investors are starting to feel safer with mid-caps, and more worried about a series of warnings on big FTSE companies," said Colin McLean, managing director at SVM Asset Management.
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But the 2012 Republican presidential candidate did say in an interview with Fox Business Network in February that the Fed should be more worried about deflation than inflation right now.
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The evidence we have so far suggests that consumers should probably be more worried about jamming something noisy into their ear canals every day than the radiation those devices emit.
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He's totally supportive of deficits, even massive ones, when they're needed to overcome economic downturns, but now that the economy is recovering and deficits are still large, he's more worried.
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If you're worried more about your lifestyle and what's going to happen there, then I would say be more worried about the marketing, the, you know, what does Apple know?
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I voted to stay in the EU. As much as I'm heartbroken by the outcome, I'm more worried by the consequences I will potentially face in the future as a result.
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He said that, while he doesn't favor an assault weapons ban, he is more worried about safety in schools and other public spaces than about people having their guns taken away.
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"People are much more worried about their employer managing their company better, both near-term and long-term, than they are about growing automation," said Aaron Smith, who conducted Pew's research.
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Instead, by drawing a new hand for the player each turn, the game forces you to become less concerned with your most powerful cards and more worried about your weakest cards.
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And there are signs that even those working for the tech companies are concerned, which means we should be even more worried about where those stupendously powerful companies are leading us.
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"The market is more worried about the potential for an economic slowdown than the Fed has signaled a willingness to cut rates," BMO Capital Markets' rate strategist Ian Lyngen tells Axios.
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Amazon has a track record of disrupting other industries, but CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks the e-commerce giant shuold be more worried about a top dog in the world of beauty.
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The reaction to the earnings "is very good because it reflects that investors were more worried than the numbers reflected and companies are being rewarded" for posting better-than-expected results.
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The Chinese industry responded furiously, contending that it was not yet ready to compete on the world stage and was more worried about retaining its alliances at home with foreign automakers.
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"As a Republican, I'm more worried about a fractured Republican Party and [its] impact on the markets than I am about who" the candidate is, he told "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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He's more worried that he'll miss his 70/70 target — 70% of the vote with 70% turnout — and that the kids won't turn out to certify that their president remains cool.
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"Political debates need to get away from using high profile broadcasters as debate moderators," said McCall, who argues that celebrity journalists are more worried about the branding of their news organizations.
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Jon Foley, a climate scientist and director of the California Academy of Sciences, said he's more worried about the future of his profession than any time in his 20-year career.
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Second, congressional Republicans from blue states and swing districts who are getting more and more worried about the 2018 midterm elections need something like this to take home to their voters.
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When they got to Marina da Glória, they were much more worried about how difficult the job was going to be than about how dirty the job was going to be.
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That was how matters proceeded until the girl turned eight and insisted on bathing alone, and the mother grew even more worried, wondering what might have gone on between the two.
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The South Carolina senator added that the briefing on the strikes made him more worried, not less, and that the administration is "going down a dangerous path" with regard to Syria.
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When confronted with the possibility they could be playing on hacked accounts, they played it off, and said they were more worried about getting scammed by losing access to the games.
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Instead, the governor and his aides, keenly aware of Mr. Christie's presidential ambitions and how a scandal could damage them, were more worried about keeping any evidence implicating his office hidden.
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But the NYT's Kevin Roose thinks the company should be more worried about his mom, a longtime Apple fan and tech-savvy retiree who lives in a small town in Ohio.
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Yet all along, Mr. Trump seems to be more worried about protecting the lucrative arms deals and maintaining his cozy relationship with Prince Mohammed than curbing the prince's excesses and lies.
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I'm more worried about Cedar Grove High School coach Jimmy Smith, who put on the camp and made some money for his program and the program at Maynard Jackson High School.
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For starters, Republican Party politicians have traditionally been more worried about the views of their grassroots ideological base than their Democratic Party counterparts, so what conservatives think seems important and relevant.
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Mortimer said he does not think his clients, who are typically high net-worth individuals or funds such as endowments, are more worried during this sell-off than in previous ones.
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Norquist said he would have been far more worried if the White House had proposed a tax increase in the document outlining Trump's infrastructure plan, which instead envisions repurposing existing funds.
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But while many of his colleagues were uncomfortable with risking a surge in inflation if the Fed failed to act, Kashkari was more worried about the costs of excessively low inflation.
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In general, companies were more worried about the costs of taking a more liberal stand on such issues, a point basketball legend and Nike pitchman Michael Jordan made succinctly in 1990.
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If you're the president, or the [Republican National Committee], you're more worried about someone who looks like Biden — someone who has more mainstream appeal, who blue-collar workers could identity with.
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Listen, Crowley is a 22010-term incumbent and might be more worried about whether he can move up in Democratic leadership if his party retakes the House than about his primary.
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Listen, Crowley is a 23-term incumbent and might be more worried about whether he can move up in Democratic leadership if his party retakes the House than about his primary.
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Listen, Crowley is a 33-term incumbent and might be more worried about whether he can move up in Democratic leadership if his party retakes the House than about his primary.
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Most of those whom Reuters interviewed said that, while the administration's policies concerned them, they are more worried that Trump might try to ignore legal and legislative restraints on presidential power.
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" In a victim statement, Williamson said, "After this email, I am much more worried I am not safe and concerned this will affect the way I carry out duties as a councillor.
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"I am much more worried about the perception of Italy than I am about the actual consequences (of a 'No' vote)," Sergio Marchionne told reporters at a business assembly in central Italy.
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In view of Hong Kong's declining economic importance to China and its tendency to become a source of conflict, perhaps Hong Kong should be more worried about abandonment by China than intervention.
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Satisfaction with life and fear of unemployment were similar across age and income groups, although people with higher education reported to be more worried about losing their jobs than low skilled workers.
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But if history is any guide, Haley should be less worried about killing it Tuesday night and more worried about dodging the " rebuttal curse" that's fucked with the careers of previous politicians.
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"The working class," that unfashionable monicker for people more worried about their mortgage than their bourgeois ennui, is once again on the lips of politicians, pundits, and campaign hacks across the nation.
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Britain has one of the highest current account deficits as a percentage of GDP in the developed world, and data this week showed companies growing more worried about a no-deal Brexit .
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Since the financial crisis, banks have become more worried about quantifying risk and less keen on designing exotic products; Carnegie Mellon has cancelled advanced derivatives courses and started ones on risk management.
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Democrats are more worried about Republican Scott Baugh, a former Orange County GOP chairman and past Rohrabacher ally, who is within striking distance of clinching the second spot for the November ballot.
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"The more messy this gets the more worried I am that we are heading for no deal," said an executive at one investment bank in London who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Are you more worried about winning over the people that don't like Babymetal, or are you more interested in focusing on the fans that already support you and love what you're doing?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World equity markets and oil prices tumbled on Tuesday as investors grew more worried about economic growth prospects, while the U.S. dollar rose on flight to safe-haven currencies.
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Executives may even cover up violations rather than reporting them if they are more worried about personal exposure to a prison term than ensuring their companies are in compliance with the law.
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So it's not surprising that CNN and other media organizations last week cited sources as saying that Trump is more and more worried about the economy after a week of grim forecasts.
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As the world gets more and more worried about the size and power of Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, foreign regulators might become the most powerful checks on the tech giants.
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Some of Modi's closest advisers say they are more worried about Kishor's involvement with Congress than about Gandhi, given his impact on Modi's victory and inside knowledge of the way he thinks.
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Right on cue, Vermont was sued by Monsanto and their corporate food allies who are more worried about their bottom line than telling consumers what is in the food they are selling.
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Forget stigmas Parents too often worry about briefly offending daycare operators or teachers, when they should be more worried that a sexually abused child can face a lifetime of traumatization, Huizar said.
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I was more worried about the worst-case scenario a few days ago than I am right now, which doesn't mean I'm optimistic or I don't think it's going to be bad.
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Going by the rubric that Game of Thrones applied to Daenerys, wherein revenge and vindictiveness are signs of irredeemable madness, shouldn't we, and Arya's friends and family, be more worried about Arya?
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What I'm more worried about, is if we make it through this without it becoming disastrous, then can we maintain this sort of rigor and questioning and move towards a much better society.
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Clothing sales fell for the first time since 2009, suggesting Chinese consumers were growing more worried about the economy even before a U.S. tariff hike on Friday heightened stress on country's struggling exporters.
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As one of the largest blizzards ever recorded barreled down on the shore town of Cape May, New Jersey, local restaurateur Keith Laudeman was more worried with rising tides than with falling snow.
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While the timing of the next interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve could also affect markets, she's more worried that there have been three quarters of tightening by banks lending to corporations.
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Some commenters voiced their concern for all the poor doe applicators (RIP), which likely became stained with the previously applied colors, but we're more worried about how she took off all that lipstick.
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"The market is much more worried about the curve than the rate level...bank stocks are basically a proxy for whatever equity investors are most worried about in the bond market," Wang said.
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At first, Brent and Ashley "started getting high again," he said, but he grew more and more worried that he would be sent back to prison if he failed his probation drug tests.
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A survey published last week showed that companies were more worried about Brexit than at any time since the decision to leave the European Union and they planned to reduce investment and hiring.
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Although the team has consulted with civil liberty experts, some employees Motherboard has spoken to are concerned that Jigsaw's leaders are more worried about appeasing law enforcement partners than addressing systemic racial bias.
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German industry and trade is more worried about business prospects than at any time since late 2012, not long after the euro zone skirted a break-up, according to the latest Ifo survey.
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Some analysts are more worried about the speed at which the debt has accumulated than its absolute level, noting much of the debt and the banking system is controlled by the central government.
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"These days, what we find is boards are more worried about reputational risk, and they're taking more action and acting more promptly," said Davia Temin, the CEO of management consultancy Temin and Company.
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Ocasio-Cortez was perhaps more keenly aware of that than others: Her mostly-Latino constituency is more worried about climate change than other demographic groups, and her own grandfather died in Hurricane Maria.
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Everyone, it seems, is still buying into the galvanizing metal's enticing narrative of supply shortfall, something of a stand-out in a sector that is more worried about the weak state of demand.
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Everyone, it seems, is still buying into the galvanising metal's enticing narrative of supply shortfall, something of a stand-out in a sector that is more worried about the weak state of demand.
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Having Koenig enlist his friend and Mid90s director Jonah Hill to helm a new music video is an exciting prospect, but what I'm more worried about is what happened to that lady's dinner?
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A study in the early 2010s showed that Germans were more worried about inflation than about developing a life-threatening disease such as cancer; hyperinflation in the country ended almost 100 years ago.
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Lint, a senior, mocks anyone weaker than he is; he's high when he crashes his car and kills his best friend, more worried about his bong than any injuries he might have caused.
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A new book, aptly titled All Hell Breaking Loose: The Pentagon's Perspective on Climate Change, reveals the Pentagon is far more worried about the potential impacts of climate change than most probably realize.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street's most widely followed benchmark of small-cap stocks tumbled into a bear market on Monday as investors grew more worried about slower profit growth and rising interest rates.
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LNG DEMAND WORRIES LNG exporters to China should perhaps be more worried by the slowing rate of demand growth in their main existing markets in the coastal provinces, especially the heavily industrialized southeast.
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"I am more worried about what this president's policies are in terms of telling the working people of this country during his campaign that he was going to stand with them," Sanders said.
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"We should be more worried about a moderate candidate in a highly polarized environment," said Tory Gavito, co-founder and president of Way to Win, a group that organizes progressive donors and strategists.
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Cuomo and de Blasio should have better prepared for what was in store, since their constituents are maybe more worried about housing, subways and the cost of living than in job creation alone.
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I would probably be more worried about AIDS or HIV if I knew a single person with either, but I don't, and they seem to be making advancements in treating people with them.
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While investors cheered the Fed's move, they are more worried now about a weakening earnings and economic outlook, said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer of Hugh Johnson Advisors LLC in Albany, New York.
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While the Hair Design students in Oregon spoke to us about their hopes for the future, Florida's students were more worried about their present, making it hard to focus on the little they're learning.
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"I'm more worried about a potential conflict over Taiwan, over North Korea, where the stakes are a lot higher and, frankly, where Trump doesn't have capable people yet who are advising him," Bremmer said.
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Tech firms are even more worried about a draft of an executive order that would revamp the work-visa programs technology companies depend on to hire tens of thousands of high-skilled immigrant employees.
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The harder the American line on North Korea gets, the more worried Moon gets — giving him an incentive to engage with the North as much as possible in a bid to head off war.
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Clothing sales fell for the first time since 2009, suggesting Chinese consumers were growing more worried about the economy even before a U.S. tariff hike on Friday heightened stress on the country's struggling exporters.
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Asked whether the Trump administration's scandals have come up in North Dakota's hotly contested Senate race, Jim Fuglie, a former state Democratic Party official-turned-pundit, says that voters are more worried about tariffs.
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But yields on longer-dated bonds rose as investors were more worried about Thursday's auction of 30-year JGBs, on which the BOJ does not have an explicit yield target and has less control.
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It will not happen tomorrow or even in 10 years, but Kim should be a lot more worried about his regime collapsing of its own weight than we should be about his thermonuclear swagger.
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All told, its not a huge change, but it could be a nice option for people less concerned with the size and thickness of their laptop and more worried about blowing up their budget.
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A new WashPost/Kaiser Family Foundation poll revealed a telling truth about Americans: those living in rural areas are concerned about the economy, but they're more worried about the country's shifting culture and demographics.
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And it was all because the company was more worried about selling spyware than keeping away hackers, despite the fact that just a year earlier, Phineas Fisher had embarrassed Hacking Team's main competitor, FinFisher.
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And Social Democrat leader Jan Hamacek said on Saturday he was more worried about the rising far-right, anti-Islam, anti-NATO and anti-EU party SPD, which won 10.6 percent of the vote.
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She will not be allowed to use the same bathroom as female classmates, leaving Nurkin even more worried about how her daughter will be received as the first transgender student at her public school.
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The truth is that our spineless representatives are more worried about passing shell-game legislation favorable to the tax lobbyists on K Street, rather than tax bills that help the average Jane and Joe.
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But he's more worried about being hassled by a cop for a witness statement—he is on drugs, after all—or having to have an X-ray (he's no big fan of doctors, either).
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Members of European Parliament who recently visited Malta on a fact-finding mission said they arrived "seriously concerned" about the rule of law on Malta and left "even more worried," according to The Guardian.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Risk specialists in British businesses are more worried about Brexit and other regulatory change than they were a year ago, though cyber attacks remain the biggest concern, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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One source close to the White House who has been in touch with Trump in recent days said he seems more worried about press coverage of the outbreak than anything else at the moment.
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Last month, the Fed raised rates for the first time since 2006, a sign that the central bank was becoming less worried about unemployment and more worried that an overheating economy would generate inflation.
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In part, this is because many stock owners are baby boomers, who might have enjoyed spending their stock market gains 20 years ago but are now more worried about preserving wealth as they retire.
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I say sickish because the mother was much more worried than the toddler was sick; the child was ping-ponging around the room, squirming with outrage when examined, and shrieking with delight when tickled.
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"I would be more worried if we're having this conversation 22008, 22016 days from now," said Jess O'Connell, Buttigieg's newly hired senior adviser who previously served as the CEO of the Democratic National Committee.
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He has reflected on eco-anxiety while observing his 173-year-old daughter and her friends grow more worried about the planet; his book on the topic, "Apocalypse Never," is due out in June.
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The General was more worried about the relentless pressure from the big networks and the pesky online bloggers to provide a public and verifiable extermination of the invaders that the whole world could witness.
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Frank Hawkins, a former senior vice president of the N.F.L., said he thought the league was probably more worried about embarrassing statements from owners getting out through a hearing than about losing the case.
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What are you more worried about: people being misled by fake news stories or the increasing tendency of people to curate their own news feeds in order to avoid stories that conflict with their biases?
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"I'm more worried about the economy over the long term if near-term growth is faster, because growth still relies on heavy industries and the property sector," said Zhang Yiping, an economist at Merchants Securities.
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"The combination of tariffs, more debt issuance by the Treasury, and general concern on the inflation front, I suspect is getting people a little bit more worried about prospects down the road," the analyst said.
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But while no one is really safe, there are a few people we should be more worried about than others — particularly if they're in a romantic pairing or if they've seemingly completed a character arc.
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The workers who encounter me milling around in the entryway on a warm day just before the big Google I/O conference, each more worried than the last about what a stranger is doing here.
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"Against a backdrop of softer domestic demand and the slowdown abroad, panellists are now more worried about the impact a rate hike might have on business than they were at the same time last year."
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"I'm sure investors are more worried than they were this morning," said Adam Hackel, an analyst at Sterne Agee CRT, which cut its target for United's share price to $70 from $78 after the news.
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"I think at this point the Fed is more or less committed to raising rates as they're more worried about being behind the curve and reloading the gun in case of a recession," added McMillan.
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As investors got more worried about energy last year, the spread between junk bond yields that concentrated in the energy business and investment-grade government debt got ever wider as the price of junk fell.
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The fact is, residents of Arizona should be more worried about Steven Seagal accidentally driving a tank into their living room and killing their puppy than smugglers bringing a cheeba-covered nuke across their border.
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TIMPF: Well, a lot of people are worried about homeless people setting up shop in the stores, but I am more worried about something which is far more disruptive than that and that is teens.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 43 fell to its lowest level since March on Thursday as Wall Street became more worried that the U.S. Federal Reserve might raise interest rates as early as June.
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A survey published last week showed that companies were more worried about Brexit than at any time since the June 2016 vote to leave the European Union and they planned to reduce investment and hiring.
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While I appreciate that, I am more worried about the hundreds of thousands of young people around the country on high school and college campuses who don't have our notoriety and resources to fight back.
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Everyday people in France want to fight climate change; they are more worried and outraged about the impacts of global warming than their European neighbors, according to the last European Perceptions of Climate Change report.
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Nigerian Oil Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said he's far more worried about his costs than U.S. shale producers, and has been pushing Halliburton Co, Schlumberger NV and other service providers not to hike their rates.
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And Trump has already demonstrated he's more worried about alienating his base and conservative pundits than broadening his support -- so he may care less about alienating middle-of-the-road voters than other presidents did.
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Just two weeks ago, an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll showed voters divided evenly over whether they were more worried the government would go too far or not far enough in combating the coronavirus.
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Finally, these latest revelations make us even more worried that President Trump will in fact fire Robert Mueller, particularly as the investigation closes in on White House officials and perhaps members of the Trump family.
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While many of the nonautistic people I talked to in those years seemed to assume that autism was at risk of being over-diagnosed, I was more worried about who was still being left behind.
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"People have fallen in love with them but they got old and expensive, and I think they're more worried about keeping some of the aerospace companies in fit shape than the American taxpayer," he complains.
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The Fed for years focused on how to get more workers employed, but now with unemployment at 4.1 percent, the central bank is more worried about making sure prices don't start to increase too quickly.
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But with surveys conducted since Obama's intervention still pointing towards a very closely fought referendum on June 23, and with only six weeks until the ballot, investors have started to become more worried about the risks.
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I'm slightly more worried about the Trump fantasy than the Brexit fantasy, because Trump's cult of personality is built on power and narcissism, and I'm not sure the Brexit fantasy is quite as mad as that.
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While emerging markets were definitely hit by the higher dollar, he said he did not expect to see as much damage to risk assets as when the markets were also more worried about instability in China.
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And while much of the attention has been focused on whether fantasy sports should be classified as gambling and whether these websites are being upfront about the risks, some consumers are more worried about data security.
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While industry says it's afraid of slowing down innovation, I think the rest of us should be a lot more worried about the real risk of flying headfirst into even more inequality, bias, and unintended harm.
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Volatile markets can leave investors seriously on edge, especially as they get closer to retirement, and those who are already retired may be even more worried about losing money — and may start to question their strategy.
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But if China is exasperated with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, it is even more worried about political instability, and the possibility that economic deprivation could send millions of North Koreans fleeing into China.
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Look, a restaurant in (the city of) Arnhem is probably more worried about a review from (local newspaper) de Gelderlander, while a restaurant who serves people who read de Volkskrant is maybe more afraid of me.
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But demand in the initial tender in June was lukewarm, suggesting that funding is a relatively low concern for banks, because they are more worried about finding customers with viable investment plans and healthy market prospects.
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"The Russians are more worried about market share and think they'd do better competing with the Saudis rather than cooperating at this point," says Emma Ashford, an expert on petrostates at the CATO Institute in Washington.
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In Washington, some officials were more worried about another aspect of Mr. Kim's proclamations, specifically a declaration in his New Year's speech that North Korea would begin "mass production" of nuclear weapons and missiles in 2018.
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Mr. Powell anticipated that markets might not like Mr. Bernanke's message, but he said he was even more worried about the consequences of extending the central bank's monthly purchases of Treasury securities and mortgage-backed bonds.
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In wake of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' repeal of Obama era guidance on legal marijuana, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is more worried about the marijuana business than he is about a law enforcement crackdown on weed.
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To be honest, I'm more worried about the effects of sexism if the nominee is a woman — not just the sexism of voters, but that of the news media, which still holds women to different standards.
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The Magicians, for all its fantastical trappings, is primarily a story about a collection of characters who find themselves in the middle of a larger story but are always more worried about their own personal failings.
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Normand also referenced statistics on "black-on-black murder" to argue that people should be more worried about black people killing each other than a white man killing a black man in a road rage incident.
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"The Fed's hawkish tone does not help the market, which is more worried about a global trade war which would have a negative impact for a much longer term," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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I remember after Sandy Hook, I went to the schools and most of the schools were worried — they're hunters — they were more worried about things that would cost them access to weapons for legitimate sporting and hunting.
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Snatchers' best humor comes from the contrast between its apocalyptic horror elements and Sara's social priorities — she's hosting a parasitic creature that might end the world, but she's more worried about being judged for her life choices.
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Republicans got more worried as the evening went along, but privately were optimistic about winning the P.R. fight: It's her word, backed by her therapist's notes, versus Kavanaugh and another man alleged to be in the room.
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The success and adoption of the adtech product is predicated on the idea that most of the players in this space are more worried about quality than they are about traffic, which seems antithetical to the business.
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An unusually strong, sustained economic upswing combined with a shortage of people of working age has made German firms more worried about attracting employees than in other leading economies, according to a survey by staffing firm ManpowerGroup.
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A good gauge is the amount of time: Although your friend can recover easily after being passed out for a minute or two, you should be more worried if they're taking longer to come out of it.
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While he went on to explain he's more worried about "being a good guy or a good boyfriend or a husband," he made it clear he doesn't have any immediate plans to tie the knot with Harley.
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Separately on Friday a long-running survey by market research company GfK found British consumer sentiment fell back this month as households grew more worried about their finances and remained gloomy about the outlook for the economy.
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On Twitter, however, users appeared more worried by the effect the revision would have on Japan's Coming of Age Day, a holiday held in January where 20-year-olds dress up in traditional kimonos to celebrate adulthood.
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In gerrymandered districts, for example, elected officials are often more worried about primary challenges than about winning in the general election and are thus more likely to take relatively extreme positions than to take centrist, bipartisan ones.
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"There's a lag time for the average person, the person who is somewhat politically aware but is more worried about paying bills or health care premiums," one aide to a campaign in a red state told CNN.
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Some would argue that young people today are more worried because the world is now in a more parlous state, what with intense competition for college and the lingering effects of the Great Recession, among other factors.
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Caffrey was more skeptical, saying a 20 percent pullback usually means a drop in earnings, meaning people won't want to buy then and will be more worried about "the next recession being very much on their minds."
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Speaker Paul Ryan and the National Republican Congressional Committee are less concerned about their battle-tested swing-district members — who face tough races every election cycle — and more worried about complacent Republicans not prepared for a fight.
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"I'm more worried about making sure that we work in parallel track on addressing the needs of our country, the public policy that's needed to be to make sure families are made whole," O'Halleran told The Hill.
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Some analysts are far more worried about the French vote, because the far-right leader of the National Front, the presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, has a bloc of voters that is much more solidified behind her.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Trump, Japan strike deal to slash tariffs on US farm goods, boost digital trade MORE (D-Ore.) and John CornynJohn CornynSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Senate again votes to end Trump emergency declaration on border wall MORE (R-Texas), declined to comment about its contents.
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This "coverage caucus" is more worried about the 24 million people who would lose insurance under the original version of the AHCA (as estimated by the CBO) than about the bill's impact on insurance regulations or the budget.
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A survey by staffing firm ManpowerGroup found German firms - adapting to a long-signaled shortage of people of working age - were more worried about attracting and retaining talent than peers in the United States, France, Italy or Britain.
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Although Batali had the president and first lady in mind when he planned the meal, he told CBS News correspondent Chip Reid that when it comes to the pasta dish, he's more worried about the Obamas' Italian guests.
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"It's shocking that Russia, however, isn't more worried about sending their equipment to a NATO nation, co-located with U.S. forces, where it can be studied and where we are likely to gain valuable intelligence," the official said.
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SUBIC, Philippines (Reuters) - On his first voyage as captain, Philippine fisherman Joel Banila was more worried about being battered by Chinese coastguard ships than he was about the impending storm on the horizon in the South China Sea.
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She's more worried about what seems to be blind enthusiasm among lawmakers, which could lead them to be advocates for the technology with regulators and may result in the adoption of an immature technology for important social services.
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Meek Mill's lawyers are now in an all-out war with the judge who sentenced the rapper ... saying the judge in the case is more worried about her personal reputation than Meek's constitutional right to a fair hearing.
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Investors in China expect global stock markets to go up this year, and are more worried about slowing world growth than they are about the trade war, according to a survey by J.P. Morgan Asset Management released Wednesday.
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Perhaps more significantly, the heightened tensions between the US and the North, stemming from North Korea's recent weapons tests and Trump's aggressive responses, makes the North far more worried about a preemptive US strike than in the past.
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The former diplomat argued that Trump should be more worried about Manafort's plea deal with Mueller, which includes fully cooperating with the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, instead of worrying about Kerry's conversations with Iranians.
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The White House, for its part, seems more worried about closing borders and getting stock prices back up than making adequate test kits available, allowing people to stay home from work, or bolstering the country's public health infrastructure.
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The rest of the scene played out with at gunpoint, and it was hard to say whom to be more worried for — the Jenningses, with Philip and Paige quaking, or Stan, with Elizabeth coolly waiting for her chance.
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The other side: Congressional Republicans, who have mostly ignored climate change for the last decade, are looking to respond to what is a growing public opinion trend of young people more worried about climate change than older people.
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Many strategists, including Bank of America's Savita Subramanian and Goldman Sachs' David Kostin, noted that investors may become more worried about the risk of an economic recession as the year goes on, front-loading the gains for the year.
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So the irony is that the kind of people who would be more worried about getting back to work straight after an accident are more likely to suffer from an MTBI than people who don't really care so much.
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Something like the broadband privacy rule, which required an affirmative congressional vote, is something that politicians would normally be much more worried about doing, especially when they are led by a president whose approval rating is below 40 percent.
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But for all the talk of trade barriers, oil prices rising on supply cuts, and planned U.S. tax cuts and infrastructure spending, the global inflation outlook hasn't changed much, even if the Fed is sounding more worried about it.
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But as people grow more worried about the negative impacts of plastic pollution on the environment as well as on animal and human health, companies like Pepsi and Coke will have to go even further to find a solution.
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Thomas Ebeling had been explaining to financial analysts on a conference call last week why he was not more worried about the threat from Netflix, whose content he described as often art house-like and unappealing to ProSieben's viewers.
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Canada's dollar has fallen about 2% since hitting a nine-month peak of 1.3016 per U.S. dollar on July 19 as oil prices declined and investors became more worried about the trade war between the United States and China.
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He was in jail for two days in 2016, and although Pérez said he left her with a fractured nose and bruises, she confessed she was more worried about her boyfriend's well-being at the time than her own.
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Yes, the American people are more worried about terrorism and the rise of ISIS, though they are perhaps not as worried as they should be about the mass shootings that happen on average once a day in our country.
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Many Colombians are more worried about the slowing economy and possible power shortages than they are about a distant war, especially since the death toll has fallen to its lowest level in decades (largely thanks to the peace process).
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"Most people are way more worried about this than they need to be — it's just not that big a deal," says J. Allen Meadows, MD, chair of the advocacy council of the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology.
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"One should be more worried when a rapid re-steepening occurs, as that is a better signal for an imminent downturn, at which point risk-off strategies make more sense," said Tobias Levkovich, chief U.S. equities strategist at Citigroup.
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Almost as soon as the FaceApp #AgeChallenge went viral on Twitter, concerns over privacy started to come up — but people seemed more worried that the app is owned by a Russian company, rather than its questionable terms of service.
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A top executive at another of Britain's biggest banks said he was more worried about Marcus than other rivals because of the hefty financial firepower and institutional backing that Goldman Sachs provides as one of the biggest investment banks.
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Forget about winning the approval of a co-op board or finding a roommate — many house hunters are more worried about finding a home that suits their pet, and would even pass on a perfect home to do so.
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The CNT/MDA poll showed Brazilians are more worried about the economy, jobs and public security than controversies that surround Bolsonaro, who had to fire his culture secretary last week for copying Nazi propaganda chief Goebbels in a speech.
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Some conservatives on the other side of the aisle agree: They see a party leadership more worried about taking controversial positions before the 2018 elections than focused on taking advantage of this rare moment of unified control of government.
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CERNOBBIO, Italy (Reuters) - The chairman of France's second-biggest retail bank is more worried about Europe's banking sector now, in some ways, than when he took the reins at BPCE bank during the depths of the global financial crisis in 2009.
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Indeed, for all of the well-founded optimism around the euro zone's economic boom since late last year, the ECB is no doubt more worried than it can possibly let on that forward-looking indicators suggest it may already be slowing.
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And the two likely swing votes in the case — Justice Anthony Kennedy and Chief Justice John Roberts — seemed more worried about the precedent they would set by voting against the ban than the precedent they'd set by voting for it.
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She went to D.C. to testify to Thomas's predatory ways but was never called by Biden, who seemed more worried for the dignity of the Senate and his own reputation than putting a liar on the Supreme Court for life.
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That happens both because authorities tend to be more worried about active terrorists than about war criminals, and also because it is easier to prove that someone joined a terrorist organisation than that he ordered or took part in torture.
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But Perot's spiritual descendants are still with us: relatively wealthy people who seem to be more worried about the vague problem of a US balance sheet more than the actual day-to-day anxieties of people with jobs and personal debt.
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Alistair Darling, who was British finance minister when the crisis struck, told an "In" campaign event this month he was more worried by the referendum than he was in 2008 as Britain headed for its deepest recession since the 1930s Depression.
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The downside to the structure is if that the stock rises far above the higher strike call of $67.50, the trader will see losses (unlike in a traditional call spread, which would simply cap the profits.) Read More Worried about volatility?
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The central bank may be more worried about the non-bank lending, especially when outfits, often online-funded, loan individuals the money they don't have to make the required 30 percent downpayment on a home in a first-tier city.
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He even came for the prudent souls who refrained from raising their hands at all, saying he knew that every single one of them had been more worried about missing a viral moment than the fate of swastika pizza chef.
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Gold is seen as a safe investment when the market gets rough, and Steven Dunn, the head of ETF Securities' United States division, said investors were now more worried about the global markets than they had been in several years.
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With incumbents more worried about primary challenges and activist groups wielding greater influence, senators from both parties have shown increasing reluctance to back otherwise qualified judicial nominees whose views and records do not align with their own or their party's.
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ET / Grace Sparks Americans more worried about voters being blocked from casting ballots President Donald Trump has repeatedly raised the specter of voter fraud, warning as recently as Monday that law enforcement will be watching closely for any illegal voting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British companies are more worried about Brexit than at any time since the 228 referendum decision to leave the European Union and they plan to reduce investment and hiring, a survey of chief financial officers showed on Monday.
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Mr. Trump discussed the situation on Tuesday when asked about his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., who recently said he was more worried about his sons than his daughters because "the other side weaponizes" claims of sexual misbehavior from decades earlier.
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In a sign households were growing more worried about the economy, the Conference Board on Thursday said its consumer confidence index fell this month by 20.3 points to a reading of 25.7, the largest one-month drop since July 2015.
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The board is currently split between reflationist-minded members like Kataoka, who sees room to ramp up stimulus, and those who are more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the strain it inflicts on financial institutions.
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People should probably be more worried about this than they appear to be, but it's difficult to convey a sense of urgency about complicated technical issues when the president of the United States is tweeting about the possibility of nuclear war.
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"[My boss] didn't threaten my job, but I think he was more worried about to handle the situation moving forward, because we've been asking for a protocol for weeks and not being given anything in preparation," the NP told Business Insider.
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You might find Kevin Henkes's worried mouse Wemberley meeting an even more worried classmate, or Jane Yolen and Mark Teague's rambunctious young dinosaurs learning classroom comportment or Rosemary Wells's childlike bunny Emily moving through her first hundred days of school.
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He added that some colleagues were brushing off concerns about coronavirus saying, "It's just the flu, I'm more worried about the start of the pollen season," and he also referred to the "great trust" Swedes have in their public institutions.
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"I think this is the problem with The New York Times, with The Washington Post, that you have a media right now who is more worried, again, about supporting a political agenda than actually protecting the American people," he charged.
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I think that there will be real competition, but from my perspective we would be more worried about a technology company, call it an Amazon, coming into our space, versus a content company trying to figure out what Peloton does.
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"I don't think the taint goes any further than Roy Moore," he said, adding that Trump's silence indicates that he's more worried about getting his agenda accomplished at an historic — and possibly short-lived — moment of unified Republican control over government.
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"Companies are getting more worried about the sanctions in the ramp up in this trade war than they are about tariffs," said Anthony Saglimbene, global market strategist at Ameriprise Financial in Troy, Michigan, noting technology companies could be hit the hardest.
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Conservative groups are far more active and potent in primary elections than they were 40 years ago, and the typical Republican member is more worried about facing a well-financed challenger in the primary should he fail to stand up for the president.
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I think there are all sorts of things in class that lots of us like "We're being told about horrible atrocities and you're more worried about if that person around the corner has a crush on you," as it goes over your head.
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Former Secretary of State John Kerry fired back at President Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over their criticism of his meetings with Iran's Prime Minister, saying the administration should be more "worried about Paul Manafort" than his meetings, ABC News reports.
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Travers said she was less concerned about the IRA controversy that has dominated media coverage in recent days and more worried for two of her working adult children, one of whom lives at home and the other who needs help paying the rent.
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" Instead, Trump has said repeatedly that he's more worried about another climate threat saying in a New York Times interview "When people talk global warming, I say the global warming that we have to be careful of is the nuclear global warming.
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Osmani said the dispute hardened over Macedonia's 27-year history, but negotiators came to realize a deal was possible because the Greeks were more concerned with the name of the country, while Macedonians were more worried about the Macedonian language and identity.
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Cramer Remix: Profit powerhouses for 2016 Cramer: Dumpster diving the S&P's losers of 2015 Cramer: Communist China is guessing with stocks In Cramer's perspective, investors should not be worried about North Korea, at least no more worried than they were before.
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Two months ago, as part of his campaign-trail immigration plan, Cruz called for the entire H1B program to be suspended, as he woos the more populist wing of the GOP -- those more worried about the plight of workers than their bosses.
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So while world cities are falling over themselves to hold their own experiments on the meaning of urban public space, locals in Poble Nou seem, for the moment at least, more worried about how far they have to walk to catch the bus.
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It's about making sure women have ways to report grievances that go beyond vague directives to talk to their managers (who may have harassed them) or file a complaint with HR (which is sometimes more worried about protecting the company than helping employees).
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But John Glen, an economist with CIPS, said companies were more worried about the lack of clarity about the long-term relationship between Britain and the EU. "There comes a moment when companies need to put contingency plans into place," Glen said.
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Low birth rates and increased life expectancy are affecting many advanced economies, but a survey by staffing firm ManpowerGroup found German companies were far more worried about attracting and retaining talent than their peers in the United States, France, Italy or Britain.
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The 20.4-year U.S. bond yield edged up to 258.20 percent from a 15-month low of 2.352 percent touched on Thursday after an almost relentless fall since the Fed's dovish tone last week had investors more worried about the economic outlook.
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It exists at a time where someone's physical location is turning into an increasingly potent weapon against them, through practices like doxxing and swatting — and where we're more worried than ever about losing control over how companies collect and distribute our data.
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I'm more worried about what Google or Facebook may do with my data than I am with what an ISP may do, in part because they have more data and have shown a great willingness to offer it to the highest bidder.
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GIBRALTAR (Reuters) - With London fuming over whether Gibraltar should still be called a "colony", residents of the British outpost on the southern tip of Spain said they were more worried about life after Brexit than about which word best explained their status.
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But there&aposs also variation among races when it comes to home ownership difficulty: White and Asian millennials are more worried about saving for a down payment, while black and Hispanic millennials are more concerned with mortgage denial due to poor credit.
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Sure, there was a lot of music this year that attempted to capture the doom and gloom you feel when you're trying to decide what you should be more worried about, the proliferation of climate change, loss of basic rights, or nuclear war.
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But John Glen, an economist with CIPS, said companies were more worried about the lack of clarity about the long-term relationship between Britain and the EU. "There comes a moment when companies need to put contingency plans into place," Glen said.
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I'm more worried about blacks not voting at all over a lack of enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton—and even more than that, I'm worried about black votes not counting because of laws designed to make it harder for them to cast their ballots.
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"This is more of a side show and headline grabber rather than yielding anything substantive with markets more worried about the developments at the G7 summit," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at ING in London, referring to trade tensions among the participants.
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"[My boss] didn't threaten my job, but I think he was more worried about how to handle the situation moving forward because we've been asking for a protocol for weeks and [we're] not being given anything in preparation," the NP told Business Insider.
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"We are more worried about the day to day than politics," said Ricardo Lugone, 723, who earns his living as a private hairdresser, an industry that was state run until Castro relaxed some restrictions after taking over from his brother Fidel in 2008.
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We found that not only are low-income Americans more concerned than their wealthier counterparts about losing control over how their information is collected or being used, but they're also more worried about being harassed online or having their financial information stolen.
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LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - British consumer morale edged lower again this month after dropping sharply following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, according to a survey that showed Britons became more worried about their jobs but more optimistic about the economy.
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BERLIN, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Deutsche Post DHL's customers are more worried about that Britain is heading for a hard Brexit than the prospect of a trade war and are already shifting operations, the German postal and logistic group's CEO said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Cooper, a Green Party member who serves on the local governing council, and whose district is a few miles from the plant, said activists were more worried about pollution from cars on a road abutting Syngenta's main building on the site.
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They grew more worried still on Thursday, after Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, undercut the president's defense by saying that Mr. Trump had indeed withheld security aid from Ukraine in order to spur an investigation of his political rivals.
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It seems that too many Republicans are more worried about the occasional family whose children get affordable meals that they might not qualify for than the millions of children whose future is robbed because they are too hungry to learn and to grow.
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"We are more worried than the RBNZ about the downward influence on consumption and dwellings investment from a further easing in net migration and the downside risks posed to business investment from low business confidence," said Paul Dales, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British households are more worried about their financial prospects now than at any time since 2013, partly because of concerns about the economic and political outlook as the country prepares to leave the European Union, a monthly survey showed on Monday.
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And maybe we would be more worried about Australia's economic future if house prices had kept soaring toward unsustainable highs, or if young people had made economic decisions with a sense of reckless invincibility and engaged in borrowing and spending behaviors accordingly.
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And if it's about protecting GMs from finding out they paid more on a side deal than some other team did, then it's yet another case of the league being more worried about the feelings of their GMs than about their own fans.
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Conservative intellectuals who dominate right-leaning magazines, journals and political groups say Donald Trump would endanger the party, while lobbyists, operatives and elected officials based in Washington are much more worried by Ted Cruz, who campaigns against the political establishment and could sap their influence.
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Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty in the market's prediction of changes in a stock or index's value, and when the VIX goes higher, it tends to mean that investors are getting more worried about the market and making bets to protect themselves.
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"I am a little bit more worried about France, perhaps, what Fillon has done recently or what's come out has not been helpful, and the French are good for a revolution," Lothar Mentel, chief investment officer, at Tatton Investment Management told CNBC on Thursday.
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With 60,000 migrants already stranded in Greece, few others will get on boats should Turkey enable crossings again, and far fewer will trickle into the rest of the EU. European politicians are more worried that these complications will burden the political climate in Europe.
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China is unhappy at the prospect of a nuclear-armed North Korea; but it is even more worried that the regime might collapse, possibly leading to a takeover by South Korea and America and the flight of millions of desperate North Koreans across its border.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim said on Thursday that if President-elect Donald Trump succeeds in office, it will be good news for Mexico, and that he would be more worried as an American than a Mexican about the next U.S. government.
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George and Mester have been consistent in calling for higher short-term interest rates and, over the past year or so, Rosengren has become much more worried about the risk that near-zero interest rates and a large balance sheet are generating excessive risk taking.
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And this week, following the lifting of sanctions on Iran, the oil markets are even more worried that more supply will flood the markets in coming weeks against the backdrop of a slowing world economy, with China and other important emerging markets looking weak.
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Their research shows that despite the frequent media portrayals of Iranian hackers focused on hacking foreign governments, companies and critical infrastructure, the hackers are more worried about spying on Iranian citizens both inside the country as well as in the diaspora, the researchers said.
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"This is more of a side show and headline grabber rather than yielding anything substantive with markets more worried about the developments at the G7 summit," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at ING in London, referring to trade tensions among the world's largest economies.
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More worrying, in a 2011 survey, half of Canadian parents reported feeling that newer vaccines are less safe than older ones, and 43 per cent said they're more worried about vaccine safety than they were five years earlier, the same CMAJ Open paper says.
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People are more worried now than they were in August about acts of terrorism, police violence toward minorities, and their personal safety, and 80 percent of people say they have at least one health symptom because of stress compared to 71 percent in August.
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Erdogan and his allies are angry that the US and other Western countries have not more forcefully condemned the July 15-16 coup attempt by rogue elements of the military, and say the US is more worried about the crackdown than the coup itself.
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After the number of deaths in a Kirkland nursing home rose to 14 and an uptick of cases in New York, Rance became more worried and is planning to buy another month's worth of supplies in case the city is placed on a lockdown.
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"What we are much more worried about is that some of the Syrian forces or some of the forces that are wearing Syrian military uniforms are actually not Syrians, but forces arranged by Iran that were sent to fight for the Syrians," he said.
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This has led medical experts to raise concerns that Covid-19 might be spreading within the US. "If we were worried yesterday, we are even more worried today," William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, told the New York Times.
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"Beijing is much more worried about social unrest than about ballooning local debt, which at one point seemed to be a priority, " said David Zweig, director of Transnational China Consulting Limited and a professor emeritus at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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Voters — and I think especially voters who belong to the most vulnerable communities in this country — are more worried this year about taking a perceived risk on a candidate, because the stakes of getting Trump out of office are so much higher for them.
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"[T]his war will likely bring another wave of islamophobia and xenophobia against anyone visibly brown just like after 23/183 so we should probably be more worried about that than getting drafted," said one viral tweet, referring to the popularity of draft-dodging memes.
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President," Kerry tweeted, "you should be more worried about Paul Manafort meeting with Robert Mueller than me meeting with Iran's FM. But if you want to learn something about the nuclear agreement that made the world safer, buy my new book, Every Day Is Extra.
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Whether or not Srinivasan's recent judicial record balances out his past corporate client list, some greens are more worried about Republicans' vow to keep Scalia's seat vacant until after Obama leaves office than about making climate change a top-tier issue during judicial confirmation debates.
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The Supreme Court is more worried about the presidency than the president because it doesn't have any evidence that the president is a problem; the Supreme Court doesn't have any evidence that the president is a problem because it assumes he's been tamed by the presidency.
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An unusually strong, sustained economic upswing combined with a long-signalled shortage of people of working age has made German firms more worried about attracting and retaining talent than peers in the United States, France, Italy or Britain, a survey by staffing firm ManpowerGroup found in 2016.
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"I'm more worried because I gave birth to two [children] — there's a sense in me that because I went through all that pain for these two babies and that I know we did this together … There's no one that would feel your love [like that]," she said.
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So if you talk to people in these countries off the record they used to be, but now they are publicly saying it, that they are more worried not about the Palestinians who need to get a life and go on like the Germans who left Prussia.
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Justices Samuel Alito and Anthony Kennedy pushed Mr Wessler to explain why an individual would be more worried about keeping his tracks out of spooks' file drawers than safeguarding his bank or landline phone records—data Supreme Court precedent says the government may access without a warrant.
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I very clearly remember asking my mom if it worried her when she heard those things, and my mom said something that just terrified me: She said that she gets more worried when she can't hear them because that means they're on the move and getting closer.
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It's a bold claim that was dismissed as alarmist propaganda by some defense experts, who don't see North Korea having anywhere near that capability at present—and say that if they did we should be more worried about a conventional nuclear attack—but the science seems sound.
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"We really thought there would be some age groups, like younger people, who would be more worried about their genitals and that they would come to accept them as they got older, or that there would be differences in satisfaction among racial or socioeconomic groups," says Gaither.
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Read more: Trump advisers are more worried about Elizabeth Warren than any other 2020 Democratic candidateTwo sources with direct knowledge of the Fortress loan told Mother Jones the hedge fund didn't sell Trump the loan and instead canceled the debt after Trump repaid about half of it.
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In fact, one could easily see a cycle of events transpiring over the next few weeks, building slowly while most Americans are more worried about their summer vacation plans and the upcoming SCOTUS pick than another nuclear game of chicken with the portly pariah of Pyongyang.
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"Having lived through 9/11, having lived through the crisis in the banking system in 2008, I think people are more worried about the future and their own health, their own economic viability today than they were in either of those crises," the New York Democrat said.
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Kanye clearly thinks the controversial part of the lyric is when he suggests that they might have sex, which is what he's concerned about, and Taylor is clearly more worried that he might call her a bitch, which he does not mention he plans to do.
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"Campuses are much more worried about what happens at the port of entry than they used to be ... because it is so unpredictable and so apparently random," says Terry Hartle, senior vice president of the American Council on Education, which represents about 1,800 colleges and universities.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Trump, Japan strike deal to slash tariffs on US farm goods, boost digital trade MORE (D-Ore.).
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But other Jewish leaders said they were more worried than glad, fearing that the precipitous step would inflame tensions in the region, provoke more terrorism, put peace with the Palestinians even farther out of reach, and worsen the diplomatic isolation of both Israel and the United States.
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Why it matters: While some have credited the spike in Treasury yields to renewed faith in the U.S. economy, the market is likely more worried about a return of inflation — a far greater ill for fixed income investors as it corrodes the value of already issued bonds.
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Economically speaking, older Americans should be happier about the debt (it means the government is spending more money on them today), and younger Americans should be more worried about it (since they're the ones who are going to have to pay it back out of their future income).
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He argued that conservative central bankers are more worried than they should be that their "soft-hearted" colleagues will try to keep unemployment unsustainably low, and to compensate for "this misreading ... conservative central bankers (would) pursue overly restrictive conditions on average and deliver lower-than-optimal inflation," Evans said.
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"We believe that European investors were less certain about the economic recovery of their region and more worried about global instability than their U.S. counterparts," said Juan Carlos Artigas, director of investment research for the World Gold Council, which publishes the monthly report, covering 9.1.8 gold-backed ETFs.
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" GW Pharmaceuticals: "I'll tell you, as more states legalize marijuana, I get more and more worried about GW Pharma because a lot of people are going to end up buying it legally in states and they're not going to be able to think that they can get the pills.
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Like that the cars were explicitly programmed not to react to an oncoming crash for the space of 1 second, apparently because the software saw so many "ghosts" that engineers seemed more worried about hard braking for no reason than because the vehicle was about to hit something.
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In some industries where technology already has played a highly disruptive role, worker fears of automation also run higher than the average: Workers in automotives, business support and logistics, advertising and marketing, and retail are proportionately more worried about new technology replacing their jobs than those in other industries.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, who was already incensed by the idea that his accomplishments weren't getting the credit they deserve, grew more worried on Friday after news broke that Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser and longtime campaign aide, pleaded guilty for lying to the FBI.
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But she is more worried for her family -- for her 67-year-old father who also appears to have the virus, and for her mother who has been uprooted to what she describes as an older, inferior hospital building, to make way for the rush of coronavirus patients.
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"If we're more worried about making this bill work for the tall guy than we are in protecting people who have long, demonstrated histories of violence and discrimination against them, [then those people won't] feel welcome at the table," said Jamie Rich, the mother of a preschooler at the Indianapolis JCC.
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And yet the members of my wealthy, majority-white town, and the parents of kids from other wealthy, majority-white towns I visited as an admissions counselor, were far more worried about race-conscious affirmative action policies that aim to increase the numbers of underrepresented races in college student bodies.
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But if Beijing becomes more worried about military action on its own border or has to manage even more of North Korea's economic needs after tougher sanctions are imposed, then China is that much less able to promote more adventurism of its own in the South China Sea and elsewhere.
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Personally, I'd be far more worried if a beefy dude in a white shirt turned up on my bed uninvited and proceeded to sabotage my relationships with family, friends, and new people in a bid to get me to stay with him forever, but maybe I just don't understand freedom.
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Kelly McLaughlin, executive director at Bridges, said that although the child tax credit might help some of their clients in the short term, she was more worried about how the bill could impact Bridges' funding, the majority of which comes from state and county grants, which flow from the federal government.
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Indeed, majorities in most of the swing demographic groups who seemed interested in a political revolution turn out to be more worried about big government than big business, such as moderates (53-27), whites (58-473), people who said they didn't vote in 2012 (51-28), and evangelicals (67-16).
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And considering the upcoming Olympic Summer Games, set to kick off this week in Rio de Janeiro, Americans are more worried about the threat of terrorism at the upcoming Olympic Games than they are about the risk of Zika for athletes traveling to Brazil, which is facing an epidemic of the virus.
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" To a man who said his food had a "chemical taste": "Enjoy over-priced breakfast and a snobby ambiance cuz we out and very happy to be [...] Screw customer service [it] is no long our priority buddy we're more worried about being happy and being surrounded by happy people bye bye big complainer.
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In Alaska, some are more worried about bears than bombs Though North Korean missiles may pose a threat to Alaska, after a recent pair of fatal black bear attacks, residents of the 49th state are focused on more immediate troubles, writes Kevin Gullufsen, a lifelong Alaskan and reporter for the Juneau Empire.
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Read more: Trump advisers are more worried about Elizabeth Warren than any other 2020 Democratic candidatePreviously unknown candidates including Mayor Pete Buttigieg and businessman Andrew Yang have experienced meteoric rises and become breakout stars in the Democratic field, building up dedicated bases of supporters and qualifying for the next rounds of debates.
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But arguably the larger shift has been in Israel itself, where the domestic peace camp suffered political collapse after a wave of violence known as the second intifada and the Netanyahu administration — more worried about its right flank than its left — has positioned Israel in a very different way than its predecessors.
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And if the Supreme Court is more worried about the courts stopping the Trump administration from doing what it wants with DACA than it is about one injunction outweighing two or three, it might put a stop to DACA's revival more quickly than it would have had Texas never opened up a second front.
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I was more worried about the fact that we were next to a stage entrance, and right in front of a major throughway — and if you've spent any time at all in a comedy club, magic show, or Blue Man Group number, that is very bad news (or very good news, if you're an Aries).
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"It'd be a lot harder to make a criminal charge for having received [classified] information," said Bradley Moss, a lawyer who specializes in national security and protection of classified information "If I'm in Clinton's campaign, I'm more worried if am Cheryl Mills, Huma Abedin or Jake Sullivan than if I'm Hillary Clinton," Moss said.
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In recent years, Western diplomats have grown more and more worried that an increasingly isolated Eritrea, resentful at its treatment by the international community and routinely dubbed a "pariah state" for its domestic human rights record, might come to be seen as an attractive destination by jihadists spilling out of nearby Yemen, Syria and Iraq.
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When you see the gyms and pilates studios dotting Beijing streets or legions of young people hiking mountain trails in their North Face jackets, it's easy to forget that just three decades ago, young people in China were more worried about getting enough food ration coupons than they were about getting toned enough to wear a new Lululemon outfit.
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Business leaders are growing more worried about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's trade policies as another $28503 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods took effect on Monday.
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Read more: Trump advisers are more worried about Elizabeth Warren than any other 2020 Democratic candidate'He's like a bull seeing red'Messing provoked ire from both sides of the aisle when she posted a tweet last week calling for a public list of Trump donors who will attend an upcoming fundraiser for him in Beverly Hills, California.
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Republicans are more worried than ever about a lack of discipline from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his administration as the 2020 election looms larger on the horizon.
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" Not bad enough that I was the victim of a massive cyber crime directed by the Russian President (1/3) Now I'm the victim of a big lie campaign by the American President (2/3) Podesta also said Trump seems much more worried now than in July 85033 when the president "asked the Russians to hack our campaign.
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"We have all these nightmares about toilets being so nasty and gross, but unless you are eating off the toilet where you are exposed to salmonella or have this big cut on your body that allows bacteria to get into you, you should definitely be more worried about the person that doesn't wash their hands," says Agwu.
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Read more: Millennials and Gen X are both stressed, broke, and in debt — but Gen X is more worried about itLiving costs are outpacing income growth for millennialsThese indebted millennial respondents reflect some of the financial woes facing their generation as a whole, particularly when it comes to an increasing cost of living that outpaces their income growth.
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Professor Zubrzycki said she was much more worried that Poland's law would stifle the speech of journalists and scholars inside the country who speak and write about Polish history during World War II. The United States and other traditional allies had sharply criticized the Polish government over the law, condemning it as a threat to free speech.
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Republicans are more likely to consider countering Iran (52% R, 213% D) and China (39% R, 26% D) as priorities, while Democrats are more worried about Russia (32% R, 52% D). The growing divide... When the question was last asked in 2011, there was only a one-point gap between Democrats (48%) and Republicans (47%) on whether strengthening alliances should be a priority.
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The FBI is currently investigating the claims against Kavanaugh, and is expected to present its findings to senators later this week Trump's statement Tuesday echoed those of his son, Donald Trump Jr., who told DailyMailTV that he's more worried for his sons than his daughters in the current political climate, fearing his boys will be falsely accused of sexual assault.
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"I get more worried more about the structural help for Europe, because if the European economy does well, Bank of America is going to do well and our corporate investment banking and our capital markets — and I think any time you divide things in two, they are a little less efficient, a little less investment, a little less certainty," he said.
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But it is absolutely ludicrous that while less than one in three New York state kids in grades three through eight are proficient in reading and writing, and barely over one in three in math (and only about 22 percent of eighth graders), Deutermann and other parents like her are more worried about their kids' feelings being hurt than their education being hurt.
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So while most of my social media feeds are freaking out about Trump getting his tiny hands on the nuclear football, I'm actually far more worried about what he'll do with access to unprecedented quantities of citizens' personal data, the power of which rivals our nuclear arsenal in its capacity to bring about a dystopian future straight out Hollywood's darkest imaginings.
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Predicted in 2000 that the S&P 500 would likely see negative total returns over the following decade, which it didPredicted in April 2007 that the S&P 500 could lose 40%, then it lost 55% in the subsequent collapse from 2007 to 2009In the end, the more evidence Hussman unearths around the stock market's unsustainable conditions, the more worried investors should get.
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John CornynJohn CornynSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Senate again votes to end Trump emergency declaration on border wall MORE (R-Texas), who is immersed in Senate negotiations, said that timetable was thrown off by the strong pushback to Barr's background check proposal.
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In 22017, the last time North Korea's ruling Workers' Party gathered for a congress, current ruler Kim Jong-un hadn't yet been born, and the United States was far more worried about a nuclear strike by its Cold War foe the Soviet Union than one from Pyongyang, which was still nearly three decades away from its first atomic bomb test.
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In 1980, the last time North Korea's ruling Workers' Party gathered for a congress, current ruler Kim Jong-un hadn't yet been born, and the United States was far more worried about a nuclear strike by its Cold War foe the Soviet Union than one from Pyongyang, which was still nearly three decades away from its first atomic bomb test.
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PEACOCK KEPT OFF UNITED FLIGHT GETS SPECIAL WEDDING INVITE According to Munoz, a frustrated gate agent once told him that a passenger once suffered a heart attack while waiting to board a flight, and when he reported it to a zone controller — whose job it was to make sure flights left on time — the controller was more worried about the plane departing on time.
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"The consumer still seems to be holding up there real well, but as we ... learned last year in the fourth quarter, the consumer can kind of change on a dime and with some recent consumer data coming in a little bit lower than expected, that does have some people a little bit ... more worried than they were just a short time ago," Maley said.
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John CornynJohn CornynSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Senate again votes to end Trump emergency declaration on border wall MORE (R-Texas), who is up for reelection, said he would vote to uphold the emergency declaration even though it is resulting in military projects in his state losing money.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Trump, Japan strike deal to slash tariffs on US farm goods, boost digital trade MORE (D-Ore.) offered measured praise for the agreement, praising the accord on digital trade while expressing concerns about the depth of the agriculture provisions.
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As Amanda Taub wrote for Vox last year, plenty of professors are not terrified of their liberal students — and if their jobs are really so insecure that they could be toppled by student complaints (which are perennial and often unrelated to identity politics), then professors should be a lot more worried about how universities have been steadily disempowering faculty by slashing tenure jobs and relying on poorly paid adjuncts.
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But today, I'm more worried than ever about polar bears and other climate-threatened wildlife — and it's not just because President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has turned the White House into the capital of climate denial.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonZuckerberg woos Washington critics during visit Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers to discuss 'future internet regulation' 85033 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft MORE (R-Ark.) and John CornynJohn CornynSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Senate again votes to end Trump emergency declaration on border wall MORE (R-Texas).
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People seemed more worried about the future of coal, on which the area has depended; about hopes for some new major employer; about whether young people, dreaming of decent jobs, will stay put; about the strain that state fiscal woes have placed on this part of Illinois; and about the flood of drugs that the local sheriff, Don Jones, said had some role in the lives of nearly all 114 inmates in his jail.
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Any new sanctions that the Trump administration places on the IRGC under the new authority will make foreign investors more worried that they could inadvertently do business with an IRGC-owned or -affiliated company and then expose themselves to punishment from the US. After the Iran nuclear deal was struck in 2015, the international community agreed to lift crippling sanctions on Iran's economy in exchange for Iran sharply reducing its nuclear program.
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More than a dozen former nuclear launch officers are calling on Congress to rein in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's ability to launch nuclear weapons, saying they are more worried about Trump now than before he took office.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Trump, Japan strike deal to slash tariffs on US farm goods, boost digital trade MORE (D-Ore.) reached a deal in July to limit out-of-pocket costs under Medicare's Part D prescription drug program to $3,100 annually, with Grassley moving a draft version of the proposal out of committee, the network noted.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyImpeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs An unprecedented opportunity for Washington to lower drug prices Senate GOP vows to quash impeachment articles MORE (R-Iowa) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSchumer says he's 'even more worried' after seeing whistleblower complaint Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Trump, Japan strike deal to slash tariffs on US farm goods, boost digital trade MORE (D-Ore.).
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