The proposals relating to disinformation are a little more worrisome.
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But the federal government's data tells a more worrisome story.
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However, some data points may be more worrisome than others.
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Perhaps even more worrisome is the rising popularity of socialism.
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But there had been a little noticed, more worrisome incident.
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But even more worrisome, the country's oil reserves are dwindling.
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Perhaps more worrisome, the starting pitching hasn't shown up, either.
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But the case announced on Tuesday was far more worrisome.
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Against this backdrop, Mr. Mattis's resignation is even more worrisome.
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One of them is more worrisome than usual right now.
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The blow to our strategic position is even more worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, they have been weakening in recent years.
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The more worrisome figure for that office is the structural deficit.
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It's gotten more worrisome as more companies have changed their names.
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And more worrisome, such former inmates risk backsliding into criminal conduct.
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Even more worrisome, the propaganda and recruitment wars face steep hurdles.
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Even more worrisome, all of this is done by unelected bureaucrats.
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But it seems that lately things have been even more worrisome.
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More worrisome is the loss of personal data from a hack.
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More worrisome than Europe is what reaction could come from China.
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Predicting eruptions isn't easy, but some volcanoes are more worrisome than others.
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That is the much more worrisome scenario, because it doesn't require irrationality.
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Perhaps more worrisome to Comey was the rising discontent within the FBI.
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Even more worrisome, the rates continue to rise among women and adolescents.
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Unstable work makes getting into worse debt more likely and more worrisome.
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Let me suggest that the objective was more encompassing and more worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, the growth put his and others' safety at risk.
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Election fraud, however, is both far more feasible and much more worrisome.
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More worrisome is an upcoming constitutional referendum on parliamentary reforms in Italy.
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And as the drive continued, things started getting a bit more worrisome.
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Citigroup's Lee said the House proposal to end interest deductibility is more worrisome.
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Even more worrisome: other hackers might have known about this technique as well.
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I thought this would be more worrisome than it turned out to be.
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Dig deeper into the NBC story and the picture gets even more worrisome.
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The result is an environment that may be more worrisome to Silicon Valley.
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"The situation looks more worrisome for Republicans," says GOP pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson.
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There's another, potentially more worrisome problem with the main rear camera: focus hunting.
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Potentially more worrisome is the growing list of high-profile companies no longer attending.
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But in drought conditions, leaves can change color for another, far more worrisome reason.
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However, the data showed more worrisome declines at the micro level of certain cities.
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Even more worrisome is the amount of water remaining in California's 2000 groundwater basins.
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More worrisome is the lack of high quality polling information from these Senate races.
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Mr. Clinton, too, has decried some of the more worrisome parts of the law.
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An X-ray showed a mass that indicated a more worrisome issue than gout.
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More worrisome is something like what happened with the Spanish flu in 1918-1919.
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Even more worrisome to Republicans is what damage Mr. Trump may do to himself.
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More worrisome, perhaps, is the question of who else knows about these security weaknesses.
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Others believe the results reflect a more worrisome trend that could doom the party.
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Even more worrisome, some areas of Brazil are pulling back their use of pyriproxyfen.
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When it comes from a nearly two-decade-old enterprise like Netflix, it's more worrisome.
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More worrisome for Apple should be the models that are selling well in the nation.
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The other, and potentially more worrisome, half lies in the blue-collar technicians of ISIS.
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More worrisome for his opponents, some backers said their lives were improving under President Trump.
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But even more worrisome is the current policy in place for authorizing a nuclear strike.
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But the aircraft's North Africa itinerary in the previous two days was possibly more worrisome.
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More worrisome, her heated rhetoric ignores the bottomless generosity of one of America's greatest investors.
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Far more worrisome to the White House was an early-morning plunge in oil prices.
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More worrisome, his actions and rhetoric threaten to leave America worse off and more divided.
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More worrisome was the condition of the bodies: emaciated, and showing signs of extreme torture.
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Perhaps even more worrisome to us, in the short term, are his comments on trade.
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Do you think the Jennings realize that Henry is also becoming a more worrisome potential threat?
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She noted that more than the scientific considerations, it's the ethical issues that are more worrisome.
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That, to me, is a much more worrisome statistic than what's happened with the stock market.
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Even more worrisome to him and others in Krolah, they're getting married earlier than ever before.
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And even more worrisome, many of its targets are unprepared to deal with the growing threat.
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Rand Paul says Donald Trump potentially becoming the Republican presidential nominee is more worrisome than Sen.
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He may actually believe he's been cleared, which is even more worrisome than straight-up lying.
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Like it or not, then, America's actions Sunday made a very dangerous conflict much more worrisome.
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That he used the phrase "war games" to describe the exercises only makes it more worrisome.
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Indeed, most voting experts say threats of disenfranchising voters are far more worrisome than widespread fraud.
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These findings are more worrisome because of the drastic change humans are bringing to the climate.
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That it's a documentary only makes the story more involving — and more worrisome — than most fictions.
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That is much more worrisome, said Mr. Autor, who was not involved with the Pew study.
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More worrisome for the White House, the balance of intensity within his base has also flipped.
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More worrisome: the U.S. could close off its financial markets to Chinese investment, Mr. Paulson said.
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More worrisome is another well-known valuation method called the "cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio" (CAPE).
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More worrisome is that the effectiveness of the WannaCry ransomware attack will probably lead to more attacks.
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Even more worrisome, stolen American military secrets could put US servicemen and women at risk during combat.
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But in 2015, Amazon had a more worrisome issue with this AI: it was down-ranking women.
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I have come to believe that the message just might be more worrisome than many currently imagine.
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More worrisome, there was a blood clot in the patient's jugular vein, on the patient's right side.
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More worrisome, maybe a xenophobic speech designed to distract is what we we actually should have expected.
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But what is more worrisome is if the yield curve goes beyond flattening and into outright inversion.
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China's debt ratio also seems more worrisome than it really is because its nature is often misunderstood.
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Even more worrisome are recent demonstrations of the vulnerability of A.I. systems to so-called adversarial examples.
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More worrisome to NBC, Mr. Fallon has lost 41 percent of adults under 503 in that time.
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Or, more worrisome, what would happen if a party nominee were to die before the general election?
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Perhaps more worrisome, car collectors are getting older, with some baby boomers deciding to leave the market.
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Even more worrisome, the ACLU now apparently is looking to influence Congress to the detriment of Israel.
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Coastal waters polluted with sewage, in this view, are probably more worrisome than smog or deep caves.
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While that case involves Google's core ads business, the Android case is potentially more worrisome for Google.
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This year in the US we have seen two examples of the more worrisome kind of candidate behavior.
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The Broadcom-Qualcomm deal is dead today, but who what could happen tomorrow and is way more worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, Alabama state law requires a political party to certify candidates to appear on the ballot.
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A more worrisome time for people with serious depression comes in the spring, when suicide rates are highest.
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More worrisome, she could hear over the phone that he was with his 7-month-old son, Aaden.
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The world's third-biggest steelmaker sees potential U.S. tariffs on Japanese cars and car parts as more worrisome.
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There are few things more worrisome to imagine than the situation we have today in the Middle East.
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The more progressive — and therefore more worrisome — form of the disease is known as NASH, or nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
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Mr. Priebus also had to avert another, potentially more worrisome challenge to his hold on the party: Gov.
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Even more worrisome is the widespread use of software from large tech platforms like Google in the classroom.
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On a more worrisome note, Stephen Brusatte, a vertebrate paleontology expert at the University of Edinburgh, urged caution.
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More worrisome, she said, it was low and descending, barely clearing the wooden telephone poles on her street.
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The other, more worrisome, outcome would be that 2019-nCoV becomes a more significant seasonal virus, like influenza.
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What's more remarkable -- and more worrisome for Buttigieg's rivals -- is the trend line in Iowa for the mayor.
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While a Clinton presidency is widely expected to maintain or improve relations, a Trump victory has more worrisome consequences.
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Rory Smith On Soccer A Champions League group stage overrun by routs feels a little more worrisome than usual.
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More worrisome, leptospirosis, a vaccine-preventable bacterial infection carried by rats, spreads readily to dogs and then to humans.
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More worrisome than a single bad fire season is that we could be witnessing the new normal for Siberia.
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What was more worrisome is what is happening to two of the nation's largest auto dealers: AutoNation and CarMax.
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But what's even more worrisome, says Boback, is that it suggests there's little limit to what pythons can devour.
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Even more worrisome, says Salmon, is a trend toward a laxer standard for judging an account to be inactive.
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Even more worrisome, it ignores what will assuredly become a far more important result of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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What is more worrisome is how far apart whites and blacks are in their optimism about race relations improving.
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" The details: "[T]he skill level of its hackers has rapidly improved and their targets have become more worrisome.
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More worrisome behavior followed, including at least one more arrest, for tossing a bong out of her car window.
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"From a privacy perspective Microsoft Edge and Yandex are much more worrisome than the other browsers studied," Leith wrote.
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There are a whole range of concerns that correspond to different kinds of AI, some more worrisome than others.
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But Essential's silence is more worrisome, as it suggests the problem may be more complicated than a simply manufacturing delay.
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Even more worrisome, 69 percent of female likely voters said Trump lacks the personality and temperament to serve as president.
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Christopher said if there's a lack of action, his other worry — concern China's economy could be slowing — becomes more worrisome.
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More worrisome for OpenAI than keeping up with corporate computing power, however, is being able to access the same data.
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More worrisome for the president, among older Americans, 60 and up, he's underwater—47 percent disapprove, while 43 percent approve.
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Oculus can collect data from you while you're using the deviceThis next caveat is more obvious but also more worrisome.
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While Carlson attributes a lot more power to the company than reality suggests, his proposed solution is even more worrisome.
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But there are even more worrisome links between high student debt loads and health issues like depression, and marital failures.
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Even more worrisome, they say, is that the attacks are eroding what little faith the public still has in government.
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Perhaps more worrisome for Republicans, it doesn't look like Trump learned a single thing from Republicans losing in the midterms.
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More worrisome, perhaps, are the algorithms that are not written by humans, algorithms written by the machine, as it learns.
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No. if anything it's more worrisome when you see how clownish Trump has been in the face of a crisis.
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More worrisome, she said, are some two dozen Islamic State recruits who returned from Syria with training and combat experience.
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More worrisome is that attitudes toward research, ranging from climate change to childhood vaccines, often align with one's political views.
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More worrisome is recent evidence that patients with disabilities don't always receive the same treatments for the same medical conditions.
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What is more worrisome is the relatively slow progress toward the city's 100 percent renewable energy pledge, local climate activists say.
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What's more worrisome about this chart is the trend line that seems to show app stickiness dropping sharply since late July.
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Longer-term weaknesses are arguably more worrisome, as there is no reason to believe that they will, with enough time, disappear.
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China is moving in while American influence wanes These numbers are even more worrisome in light of an increasingly strong China.
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But the dream of bringing about an end to Trump's era in Washington is tinged with something darker and more worrisome.
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The larger and more worrisome answer is that the political center in Germany is growing weaker while the fringes grow stronger.
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More worrisome, a legislature controlled by one party could potentially appoint loyal members of that party directly to the Electoral College.
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More worrisome, the data stored on its customers iPhones was growing more personal, including photos, messages and bank, health and travel data.
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Perhaps more worrisome, working mothers typically make 4% less than their childless peers, while low-income moms face even steeper financial disadvantages.
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More worrisome is that Israel's own high-tech sector, widely regarded as second only to Silicon Valley, has bypassed the local bourse.
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But they are more worrisome in places where the president of the United States, heads of state, and public officials regularly visit.
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More worrisome than any global shock is a Federal Reserve stocked with officials whose ideas are not only discordant but also dangerous.
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More worrisome is cash flow from operations, which tumbled to $1.7 billion in the first quarter from $7.5 billion a year ago.
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But they are more worrisome in places where the president of the United States, heads of state and public officials regularly visit.
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More worrisome for Hollande, the poll showed that view was shared by 66 percent of people who customarily voted for left-wingers.
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Beijing's interference in the running of the business, including who gets into the mainland based on opaque criteria, is far more worrisome.
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More worrisome, though, is the fact that it increased by more than 100 percentage points, or nearly doubled, over the past decade.
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But no parallel is stronger or more worrisome than the subverting of public opinion, through changes to election laws and other steps.
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Kleintop said tensions with North Korea, which have really not been a factor for the U.S. stock market, could become more worrisome.
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My first morning of remote work, I woke up with a tickle in my throat and, more worrisome, tightness in my chest.
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What's more worrisome for him is the sheer number of unfilled positions at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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More worrisome were the number of daily active users, which grew by just 22 million — the lowest such number since at least 2011.
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And ISIS, having jumped borders and expanded its threat further into the international arena, has taken on a new and more worrisome dimension.
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More worrisome are the dangerous far-left policies they will eventually pursue as they, too, begin to pull the pendulum even further left.
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But there remains the more worrisome question, one that cyber experts outside the federal government are raising loudly: Will any of this work?
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But perhaps even more worrisome: less than half (43%) of schools had tested for lead at all over the last couple of years.
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More worrisome, the Supreme Court's endorsement of Ohio's program may encourage more states to join the list of states that purge infrequent voters.
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Even more worrisome, while past authorizations had provided a mechanism to guarantee annual federal expenditures at authorized levels, that guarantee has been removed.
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More worrisome for Republicans, just one-third of Republican-leaning independents have a great deal of trust in what Trump says about Iran.
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Even more worrisome is the possibility – unlikely as it seems — that the supervising attorney may become a subject or target of the investigation.
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In addition, while bond yields rose after the inflation data, the rates did not spike to levels that would be more worrisome for equities.
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Instead, Vice President Mike Pence denounced China on a number of fronts on Thursday, saying that its influence campaigns were more worrisome than Russia's.
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Instead, they talked about Russia's strides back onto the world stage as improvised reactions, tactics, gambles that were at times more worrisome than masterful.
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More worrisome for the Republican Party are states that are likely to prove competitive in a general election, such as Tennessee, where former Gov.
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But critics say that common concerns about facial recognition technology — privacy, accuracy and racial bias — are even more worrisome when it comes to minors.
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Even more worrisome, these bacteria pick up resistance to antibiotics directly from other bacteria in the throat — and then are communicated to sex partners.
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But when combined with his fearmongering about a "rigged election" and voter fraud (which, yes, includes more lies), it gets a lot more worrisome.
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But when combined with his fearmongering about a "rigged election" and voter fraud (which, yes, includes more lies), it gets a lot more worrisome.
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More worrisome is the fact that this weather system appears to be directed at a region that already saw record, deadly flooding in December 2015.
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Even more worrisome: it is unclear whether news of Hofeller's role in the citizenship question will have any impact on the Supreme Court at all.
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Perhaps more worrisome is that it would still be kosher for companies to charge extra for the "luxury" of not spying on customers' internet activity.
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More worrisome, to me, however, is the degree to which the market has become complacent … not about policy risk, but about rising domestic political risk.
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That means deadlines are more worrisome than responsibility for the lives of others, competitive colleagues, and physically-demanding tasks, which were the other top stressors.
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A victory for Hofer could likewise be an indicator of even more worrisome developments to come, as France and Germany hold presidential elections in 2017.
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Many of the bird populations cited in strike reports are on the rise, and, more worrisome, their numbers are increasing in urban environments, including airports.
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More worrisome is the fact that the phone in question was a replacement Galaxy Note 7, one that was deemed to be safe by Samsung.
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"Far more worrisome to the Obama team was the prospect of a cyber-assault on voting systems before and on Election Day," reported the Post.
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"What's more worrisome is about the U.S. threat on auto tariffs as it will have a huge impact on Japanese industries including aluminum," he said.
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Greatness is out of reach and there's no rational reason to believe that can change—something that should be more worrisome to this front office.
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More worrisome than foreign interference in our elections is how our own tech and media companies feed and profit from our deepening domestic political polarization.
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Even more worrisome, Louisiana could reach its health care capacity within days if the cases continue to rise at the current pace, the governor said.
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Even more worrisome, the confusion we're seeing now could throw doubt on the entire process, something Hasen says is extremely dangerous in a democratic system.
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Much more worrisome, she said, were criminal syndicates on the government's side of the war, involved in the highly corrupt and lucrative trade in land.
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Even more worrisome: If current spending and demographic trends continue, the entire program will be insolvent by 2029, according to the latest Medicare Trustee's Report.
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One group of scientists argues that, of the two forms of loss, melt is the more worrisome, as, in a warming world, it must increase.
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The overall index number was bad, but more worrisome is the report's drop in factory orders of exports, said Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank.
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Where the increased drone sales are more worrisome, though, is how they contribute to a "cheap but good enough" trend, with China as a major supplier.
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No, not the already-known issues of muddy color and grainy textures when viewed in low-light, but one that's potentially more worrisome: screen burn-in.
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Perhaps more worrisome, he wasn't able to say whether conversations in Trump's White House were being recorded -- a possibility Trump raised himself on Twitter Friday morning.
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Even more worrisome, its director can only be fired by the president for "just cause," leaving him or her unaccountable to Congress and the American public.
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It's a terrifying question, made all the more worrisome because this is not the first time Twitter has raised doubts about its safeguards for Trump's account.
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More worrisome is the possibility that they may want it to buttress their shopworn argument that U.S. troops are no longer needed on the Korean peninsula.
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"As of now, the numbers are not large ... when it becomes larger in terms of tit-for-tat retaliation, that would be more worrisome," he said.
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In the case of microtargeted advertisements, Silicon Valley's basic business model is also more worrisome than the relatively small number of ads bought by Russian operatives.
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More worrisome is that the report also revised previous months' numbers down by 22018,000, meaning that the blockbuster spring job creation rates were considerably more modest.
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It's perhaps the best known and more worrisome of climate feedback loops: As the planet warms, permafrost—landscapes of frozen soil and rock—begins to thaw.
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But to my mind, the latter -- Trump is unaware of how far into his own alternate reality he is and continues to clip -- is more worrisome.
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For incumbents, twisted district lines can make the threat of losing to a primary challenger more worrisome than threat of an opponent from the other party.
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Such a jump in corporate debt would be more worrisome had it not been for the steady economic recovery and steep drop in yields, he said.
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More worrisome to China than the missile advances was the prospect of North Korea's sixth test of a nuclear bomb, Mr. Wu and other experts said.
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More "worrisome," as the IAU puts it, is the potential effect on wide-field observations like the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope's (lately renamed the Rubin Observatory).
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It could just be a natural blip in the cycle, rather than a more worrisome indication that Alexa's skill store has reached a saturation point of sorts.
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But for NASA scientists, the spectacle created by these massive calving events is really just the final step in a far more worrisome — and less visible — process.
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More worrisome, though, is the finding that if shutdown rates of online pro-ISIS groups drop below a particular threshold, then extremist propaganda can freely spread worldwide.
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Mr. Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, said the Pittsburgh shootings had exposed an even deeper and more worrisome divide between the two populations.
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But they still needed to find out if it was Addison's disease, caused by an immune-system misstep, or the even more worrisome inherited X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy.
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"It would be more worrisome if streaming companies stopped innovating and giving consumers the freedom to choose what they watch and how they watch it," Buff responded.
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Even more worrisome is that these missiles actually seem to be functional, unlike older missiles that kept exploding or falling prematurely into the sea in past tests.
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While the idea of having one's location tracked at all times may raise privacy concerns, Chase says adding more cameras on the street is far more worrisome.
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The move was fueled by a surge in coronavirus cases outside China as the outbreak's potential to seriously dent global economic activity grew more worrisome for investors.
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Trump is also stifling unbiased data and research that is coming from his own administration, and that is even more worrisome than his ongoing "fake news" crusade.
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In a potentially more worrisome sign, underlying inflation or prices excluding volatile food and energy prices, the ECB's preferred measure, fell to 1.0% from 1.4% a month earlier.
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But when a religious leader does it, and also explicitly marks spending money on their merchandise as an act of religious faith, things get a little more worrisome.
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But more worrisome is that the allure of serial entrepreneurship also brings in those who have less lofty ideals, their sights set on monetary gain or personal glory.
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Even more worrisome is that due to Zika, concerns about crime, calls for countries to boycott, and all the bad press, tickets to the Games just aren't selling.
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And even more worrisome to Tesla and other EV manufacturers is the fact that Congress and the Trump administration could decide to nix the $7,500 tax credit altogether.
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More worrisome, security experts say, is that attacks like this will only become more and more common as manufacturers flood the market with smart devices with crappy security.
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But what's even more worrisome is that third-party groups, some connected to foreign governments, have spent tens of thousands of dollars helping regulators travel around the world.
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Even more worrisome, lawmakers might respond to an adverse WTO decision by making wages non-deductible, which would turn the DBCFT into a subtraction-method value-added tax.
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Real-life consequences, both personal and professional, make the Zika issue much more worrisome, and the decision to speak out much more fraught, than Olympic organizers are suggesting.
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"But what we're quickly shifting toward, which is far more worrisome, is that it actually begins to have an effect on consumer demand and consumer behavior," she said.
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More worrisome for the left was that turnout was roughly 50 percent lower than it was in 2011, when the the left-leaning parties last held a primary.
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"Kaplan's questions allowed Powell to walk back his sadly intemperate , comments that seemed to be almost blithely oblivious to some of the more worrisome data out there, " Cramer reflected.
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And if that's all there were to it, a doctor using an EMR would be no more worrisome than an accountant switching out her paper ledger for Microsoft Excel.
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Even more worrisome: 74% of the companies surveyed had ten or fewer female-identifying employees, and 12.6% of companies had zero women in a director or executive-level position.
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Potentially more worrisome, the heavy January rains and snows that socked the northern part of the state — home to most of California's reservoirs — have not kept pace into February.
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But perhaps more worrisome than the headline output figure is the prospect that three of the countries — Iran, Libya and Nigeria — will restore a substantial portion of sidelined supply.
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The festival Diwali may have contributed to severe air pollution in India's capital New Delhi, but a far more worrisome practice in the country could be its major cause.
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Well, the chain recently made yet another money-related announcement, and this one is probably even more worrisome than having to pay a few extra bucks for our burritos.
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What's more worrisome than Gianforte is that the Republican Party has created an entire partisan infrastructure that is so heavily indoctrinated, they will defend a candidate no matter what.
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More worrisome is that in the event of an attack, the private security agents do not have radios or other means of communicating with the police, and vice versa.
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A Pew Research Center poll last year found that Americans were likely to perceive conflicts along partisan lines to be more worrisome than conflicts along racial or economic lines.
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More worrisome is that Minnesota in recent years has had one of the largest declines in applicants among the top 20 law schools, but no one knows exactly why.
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"The combination of political, monetary, financial factors is more worrisome than any of them taken in isolation," Francesco Filia, fund manager at Fasanara Capital told CNBC via email Friday.
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The company's growth rate slowed to 2.3% in the fourth quarter over the previous quarter, which makes its annual loss of more than $3 billion all the more worrisome.
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Today's impeachment process is even more worrisome because it is taking place in the context of rising political polarization over the past decade — the very danger Hamilton worried about.
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More worrisome, Dr. Berkley said, is the possibility that someone vaccinated will get infected anyway, and a rumor will start that the vaccine either doesn't work or contains Ebola.
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But the chatter at the lavish dinners is likely to focus on a more worrisome topic: a recent slowdown in orders for the companies' largest and most expensive jets.
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During his confirmation hearings to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in July 2015, General Dunford described Russia in far more worrisome terms than has Mr. Trump.
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More worrisome for Republicans and Jolly, the Democratic nominee has 51 campaign offices in the state, compared with a single office for Trump, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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Even more worrisome, roughly half of older adults take dietary supplements, often while take prescription medications that might interact badly with supplements and cause serious or even fatal side effects.
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But beneath headlines that Teespring was minting millionaires, the reality was more worrisome: a majority of its business came from a small number of entrepreneurs generating sales via Facebook ads.
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"Even more worrisome than the number of elephant deaths are the number of elephants that have died due to strategically placed snare traps within their habitat," the conservation group said.
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Physical violence or intimidation against voters is always a concern during election season, and in light of what's occurred recently, physical harm or intimidation against voters is even more worrisome.
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More worrisome to Golden State is the knowledge that Leonard, while supposedly hampered by a mysterious leg injury against the Bucks, has been playing at an even higher level now.
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More worrisome is that Mr. Trump's policies have done little to help manufacturing workers, whose votes in key states helped elect him; their share of total employment has not improved.
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He reports that the slump returned the market roughly to its level in mid-December, less than two months ago, and that it seems more worrisome than it is. Still.
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Potentially more worrisome, the 16 agencies that comprise the United States Intelligence Community, which last year were given $66.8 billion dollars in funding, operate largely under a single executive order.
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Apart from rolling out the welcome mat to organized crime and tax evasion, permissive financial secrecy regimes have a much more worrisome long-term effect: They undermine public confidence in government.
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Thanks to a trade war that seems to be getting more worrisome by the day, Beijing will have little incentive to help Washington with anything of importance, let alone North Korea.
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More worrisome to many veteran Republicans than Mr. Trump's complaints about the delegate-selection process, though, is what his nomination could mean for the party's prospects across the board this fall.
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What's more worrisome to him is that about 255% of investment grade debt is sitting just one rung above junk — and further slowdown in growth could set off a domino effect.
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Although China considers Pakistan an ally and a convenient access route to western China, China has broader interests in the region that may cause it to moderate Pakistan's more worrisome tendencies.
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"It's also been disheartening to see that Facebook has chosen to demote us and could possibly delete us, a fact that is even more worrisome since they own Instagram," she said.
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More worrisome for Yang is that while he's almost certain to make the CNN debate at the end of this month, he's in real danger of not making the September debates.
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Except this created a new — and even more worrisome — dilemma: The water began eating away at the ground beneath the top of the auxiliary spillway, carving deep gullies into the earth.
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More worrisome still is that such haste is likely to reduce the quality of NEPA analyses and may lead to badly designed infrastructure and preventable harms to communities and the environment.
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While that move could be problematic from a public health perspective in any year, it might be even more worrisome this year, given how hard the flu has been hitting Americans.
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Even more worrisome is these nuclear disarmers are convinced the modernization of the nuclear arsenal of China and Russia, for example, flows from the United States starting a nuclear arms race.
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The "look-back" program — which brought net savings of some $37 billion over five years — makes Mr. Trump's order all the more worrisome, because many unneeded rules have already been purged.
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More worrisome is the fact that President-elect Donald Trump — who could be a fresh change agent — is letting himself get totally manipulated by right-wing extremists, and I mean extreme.
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But with DACA safe for now, thanks to the Supreme Court, that offer—salted with more worrisome measures apparently added by immigration hard-liners in Mr Trump's circle—has lost its appeal.
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As Trump attempts to beat back allegations of collusion with Russia dating back to the 2016 election, his silence is damning, but more worrisome is the effect his reticence has on policy.
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What's far more worrisome is whether Britain's decision represents an end to the economic integration and opening markets that have helped propel sales at companies like Eastman over the last few decades.
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More worrisome for manufacturers was a reading on new export orders which showed a marked contraction at 48.4 - the fourth consecutive month of shrinking orders and the worst slump since June 2016.
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And it's even more worrisome when it is the target of the investigation who also uses his executive power to stymie the investigation by, for example, firing James Comey or Jeff Sessions.
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Perhaps even more worrisome, refugee advocates said they had seen a slowdown in security screenings by the Department of Homeland Security, whose checks are required for refugees to enter the United States.
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If she truly doesn't know the answers to the questions Stahl asked her -- or has no opinions about things she absolutely should have opinions on -- well, then that is even more worrisome.
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That would be bad enough, but what could be more worrisome is that the intruders were able to take control of the access tokens Timehop uses to pull information from social media accounts.
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But the attorneys say the issue is more worrisome in the context of the MPP program, because asylum seekers are waiting in a third country and are more vulnerable to arrest and detention.
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"The problems that we have generated here, in Mexico, ourselves are far more worrisome and immediate," said Juan de la Vega, 42, a lawyer who has a brother living illegally in San Francisco.
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More worrisome than just those above numbers showed is the potential of losing the capability of creating precision machinery for producing high value-added products or simply for the sake of national security.
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Even more worrisome, the researchers found that beauty sponges, which are often used to apply foundation or concealer, were the most fungus-laden products, with 96% of the 79 sponges studied containing fungus.
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The fad of LSD microdosing — typified by Ayelet Waldman's new memoir, "A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage and My Life" — is far more worrisome.
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Even more worrisome is that this trend was also prevalent among the younger generation, with over half of millennial women saying they lacked the confidence to make positive financial decisions to achieve life goals.
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What to watch: The threat of a 25% tariff on Chinese imports is in many ways more worrisome than the imminent 10% one, as it would do more damage to the overall U.S. economy.
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One in five YouTube users between ages 18 and 29 say they watch recommended videos regularly, which makes the platform's demonstrated tendency to jump from reliable news to outright conspiracy all the more worrisome.
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More worrisome in the Keystone State for Republicans trying to hold their Senate majority, GOP incumbent Pat Toomey also trails the relatively inexperienced Democrat challenging him, Katie McGinty, by 48 percent to 44 percent.
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More worrisome, perhaps, was that 33 percent of those age 43.13 to 64 said they would rely on Medicare to pay for long-term care, even though Medicare generally does not cover those costs.
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Possibilities of a small ISIS ship outfitted with nuclear devices quietly pulling into a dock in New York, San Pedro, Antwerp, or the Thames are in many ways more worrisome than North Korea's missiles.
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Many also said they saw the departures as part of a more worrisome trend of muting government scientists, cutting research budgets and making it more difficult for academic scientists to serve on advisory boards.
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Where once, for example, she may simply have been annoyed if someone fell asleep in class, now she checks in to find out if it's because of late-night partying or something more worrisome.
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While flooding was the reason Airbnb provided Open Homes in San Jose, Liccardo said that earthquakes are by far the more worrisome natural disaster that San Jose wants to be prepared for down the line.
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The hackers demonstrate how they can open the sunroof, move the seat, swing windshield wipers, fold the rear view mirror and—more worrisome—hit the brakes on a moving car while being 12 miles away.
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What is even more worrisome about this decision is that Derek expressed completely unqualified enthusiasm for the Switch as soon as it was announced, which is not exactly what you want in an impartial reviewer.
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More worrisome, however, is the divisive conduct during Donald Trump's campaign and his continued efforts since taking office to fan the divisions in this country with his bullying racist, misogynistic, hate-encouraging tweets and rallies.
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While the trade war with the U.S. has been a factor, more worrisome is flagging demand for autos and apartments and the continuing dominance of state companies sustained by generous government subsidies and preferential policies.
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More worrisome for the Democratic Party and its candidates is Donald Trump's exceptional success in raising campaign money in small dollar amounts, which suggests that his racial and anti-immigrant rhetoric continues to motivate supporters.
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In a more worrisome sign, the ECB's preferred measure, underlying inflation -- excluding volatile food and energy prices -- fell to 20213% from 1.4% a month earlier, indicating that a long-projected pick-up has still not begun.
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Perhaps more worrisome, young people between the ages of 18 and 29 who made less than $50,000 seemed the most confused about Obama's signature healthcare act—a major demographic that the bill was designed to help.
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But perhaps more worrisome for Don Jr. was Cohen's assertion that Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg, who is now reported to be fully cooperating with investigators, would know "for sure" about the payment details.
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"The crown outlook is getting more and more worrisome by the week, the 10.75 to 11.00 range should not be ruled out in EUR/SEK later in 2019," said Andreas Larsen, a strategist at Nordea Markets.
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Whatever happens to Bitcoin, we must not lose sight of a more fundamental — and more worrisome — development: A financial product with a purely arbitrary value has been successfully introduced in the world's most sophisticated financial markets.
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But more worrisome to the Canadian economy than an end of Nafta is the prospect of a 25 percent tariff on automobile and auto part exports heading into the United States that Mr. Trump has threatened.
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More worrisome, morale among the department's rank-and-file career officers has plunged, with a dissent memo against the administration's refugee and entry bans being submitted on Tuesday garnering more than 900 signatures, an extraordinary number.
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" More worrisome are her direct references to Stone, including a retweeted post, in January 2019, from Bakari Sellers, again raising racist associations and stating that "Roger Stone has y'all talking about reviewing use of force guidelines.
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Even more worrisome, the top brass may come to believe these militarist myths: Persuaded of their own superiority, and confident of the public's trust, they may come to prefer their own judgment to that of elected officials.
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Even with the desktop app it takes quite a few steps, but it's almost a relief that it does because it'd be a lot more worrisome if downloading an entire text history were a one-click process.
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More worrisome is that the supporters of the president's party frequently can't be bothered to turn out for more than one election in a row — voters seemingly grow dispirited and disaffected by the slightest failure or affront.
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Even more worrisome, Aaron Remenschneider, Kozin's co-author on the study and a researcher at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, said researchers are finding intense exercise can actually reduce the threshold at which noise can cause permanent damage.
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Fed officials are likely to debate whether the recent slowdown in job growth indicates that their mission of restoring the health of the labor market is largely accomplished, or a more worrisome sign of fresh economic weakness.
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He is the Platonic ideal of a man, a projection of what we wish we were, or, more worrisome, a theory of what we actually are, and, well: Have you read the other pages of this newspaper?
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More worrisome, experts say, is the possibility that a terrorist lab or even a sophisticated amateur could use modern gene-editing techniques to rebuild the virus and then unleash it, deliberately or accidentally, on an unprepared world.
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As staggering as that that figure is, more worrisome is the observation by Lloyds' that perhaps just 10 percent of those losses would be covered by insurance, leaving the remainder to be absorbed by the injured businesses.
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Even more worrisome with the Mueller probe, and Trump's fulminations in response to it, at center stage, is that it has been natural to perceive threats not just to political stability but to the bedrock of constitutional norms.
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For the GOP, let's lift all existing donation limits — but every dollar must be tracked on the internet because, to many Americans, the anonymity of some of these large donors is more worrisome than how much they're giving.
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According to the New York Times, the probe of Cohen has become more worrisome for the White House than the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and alleged collusion by the Trump campaign.
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More worrisome, the Iranians have built their own online corps, and have been increasingly effective breaching American banks and power systems, and have even experimented, in small ways, with influence operations during the midterm elections, the government reported.
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To determine whether you're dealing with a sleepwalker, as opposed to, say, a night owl (or someone with another, more worrisome form of parasomnia), watch for open eyes, a blank expression, physical clumsiness and a lack of reactivity.
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What's more worrisome is that, in areas where trial participants had high exposure to malaria, there was a negative effect: Those vaccinated actually got more cases of malaria than the control group by the end of the trial.
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More worrisome than the sizable delegate gap separating him from Donald Trump—whose border wall would no doubt have prevented those marauding Mexicans from ever reaching the Alamo in the first place—is Cruz's waning support among evangelical voters.
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He says the new found co-operation could help advance the peace process with the Arab states keen to work with a new US President at a time where the threat of Iran is perhaps a more worrisome prospect.
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But other smaller storms, such as Tropical Storm Isaac, are potentially more worrisome for the oil and gas industry, because they have the chance of moving into the Gulf of Mexico, where there are energy production and refining operations.
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But ethics experts say the broader conflict between the White House and Nordstrom is more worrisome, raising questions about whether the United States is entering a new environment in which presidents use government to steer money to their inner circles.
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And perhaps even more worrisome, at least to anyone who supports net neutrality, is that the protest has also drawn plenty of cynicism that any amount of public comment or protest will sway the FCC from doing whatever it wants.
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But perhaps even more worrisome than the active intrusion itself is that the sensor had no memory of it happening and took anywhere from several minutes to three hours to come back online and reestablish communication with its home base.
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Though consumers have been warned not to flush their drugs down the toilet because sewer waste can contaminate groundwater, many still do it; more worrisome still, flushing remains a common practice at nursing homes in New York and across the country.
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RELATED: Paul says Trump more worrisome than Cruz In short, Paul's team is laying the groundwork for a run for his second term, even as the Kentucky Republican is publicly focusing on the upcoming Iowa and New Hampshire presidential primaries.
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Though New Yorkers tend to be most squeamish about rats, "mice are more worrisome because they live indoors and are more likely to contaminate our environment," said Lipkin, who is director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Mailman.
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The officials say the accelerated North Korean program is a major reason why so many senior Trump administration officials are publicly talking about a more worrisome threat even as they continue to pin hope on a diplomatic solution with the North.
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More worrisome, Mr. Trump has been attacking the Fed's actions with more vitriol than any previous president in memory while proposing two highly partisan and unqualified nominees to join a distinguished board that has historically been free of any political agenda.
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My colleague Farhad Manjoo wrote recently in a column that what he finds more worrisome than a little-understood, dangerous illness is the spread of misinformation and fear, which have historically been used to justify acts of repression against minorities.
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Even more worrisome, it encouraged U.S. multinationals to move parts of their companies to lower-tax locales outside the U.S. Another important ambition was to bring the U.S. into alignment with other countries in how we treat profits earned overseas.
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By next year, it's estimated that half of the calls we receive will be scams, but even more worrisome, 90% of those calls will be "spoofed" — falsely appearing as if they're coming from a familiar number in your contact book.
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Even more worrisome, according to some experts, is the population of children whose parents refused the vaccine a couple of decades ago; measles can be a bad disease in children, but it can be even more dangerous in young adults.
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Searches for the singer reportedly have a 14.5 percent chance of bringing people to sites that could threaten cybersecurity, and that risk increases to an even more worrisome 22 percent if users search her name with the intent of looking for free MP3s.
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Star Wars is a special animal, one without comparison in this model For one thing, The Last Jedi reviews are launching on a Tuesday morning, prime web-traffic time (always a good sign, as studios tend to lift more worrisome embargoes overnight).
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These bulk figures sound large, yet what is not included may be even more worrisome: - Long-term care Since Medicare, the government health plan for those over 65, does not cover long-term care costs, Fidelity's average spend does not include it either.
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Just before the markets opened, a private Caixin/Markit manufacturing survey showed factory growth in China cooled a touch in June, yet more worrisome was a contraction in new export orders for the third straight month and the most in two years.
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China, which will never share in America's urgency about denuclearization, continually dangled the prospect of deeper cooperation on North Korea to head off far more worrisome actions by the United States on trade policy — all while simultaneously shoring up relations with Pyongyang.
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But perhaps even more worrisome to Mexico is the threat to deport to millions of its citizens who, with settled lives and jobs in the United States, provide most of the nearly $25 billion in remittance payments to Mexican families every year.
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Even more worrisome, a decades long campaign to establish a corporatist majority in our courts is threatening to ratify the radical notion of the "unitary executive," a dangerous legal theory that would place near dictatorial powers in the hands of the President.
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It's hard to imagine what putting $130 in my savings account instead of putting it out into the world could possibly do to help solve any of the big, intractable problems that are more worrisome and probably more immediate than my own retirement.
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Even with low rates, we'll still be devoting more tax revenue to financing our debt, and even more worrisome is the fact that we're almost certain to enter the next recession with a debt-to-GDP ratio that's twice that of the historical norm.
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"Although revenues were 2 percent ahead of consensus, boosted mainly by capital markets revenues, it is more worrisome that the credit quality of North American cards deteriorated and net interest margin was flat again despite the recent Fed fund rate increase," wrote analyst Andrew Lim.
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More worrisome were passages in which the brothers, for all of their enthusiasm and desire to get others to participate in cinema, seem unaware of their inherent privilege as white men from a comfortable background, and who, as siblings working together, have an irresistible gimmick.
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More worrisome is the possibility that the calving event—which refers to the breaking off of the iceberg, from the ice shelf that it's now attached to—could speed up the disintegration of the broader ice shelf and land-based ice that lies behind it.
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As to how your health data could be used, we can all imagine the worst-case scenarios of sharing info about our eating, dieting, and exercising habits (or lack thereof) with insurance companies, but it's what we haven't thought of yet that's more worrisome.
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Of two potential consequences for global markets, "the more worrisome potential outcome would be, the tightening of financial conditions in China would act as a financial market catalyst for a reversal in sentiment," said Benjamin Mandel, a global strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management in New York.
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"I believe a more worrisome source of research bias derives from the researchers seeking to fund and publish their work, and advance their academic careers," said Dr. Jeffrey Flier, a former dean of Harvard Medical School who has written on this topic a number of times.
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Tanaka had allowed six earned runs in each of his two previous starts, and perhaps more worrisome, had surrendered at least one home run in each of his first five starts this season after allowing 35 home runs, third most in the American League, in 2017.
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The book, a 700-page theory-of-the-case on the history and trajectory of wealth inequality, describes a widening gap in private capital "even more worrisome" than the widening gap in income — with accumulated and inherited wealth growing at a higher rate of return than the economy.
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This humbling fact was proven once again when 27-year-old CTO of Praesidio and weekend hacker Sean Cassidy unveiled a proof-of-concept LastPass phishing hack that could trick unsuspecting users into entering their user name and, more worrisome, their master password in a fake LastPass login window.
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That trend by itself isn't problematic—though when observed on a case-by-case basis it can be comical—but something even more worrisome that may or may not be real is how teams execute 113-on-1 fast breaks when they're actually interested in scoring two points.
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A 2012 paper by Katherine Freese from the University of Michigan and Christopher Savage from the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics considered what harm WIMPs would have on human beings, and found that they wouldn't be dangerous, or at least not any more worrisome than other daily radiation exposure sources.
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More worrisome are the plastics that don't make it to the landfill at all, and end up getting washed into the ocean, where they create massive deposits of plastic junk and contribute to the painful death of an untold numbers of sea creatures every year and the desecration of marine environments.
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Victor Shih, an associate professor at the University of California at San Diego who studies Chinese politics, said that while the campaign was very likely an attempt to distract and deflect blame, a more worrisome possibility was that some officials fabricated the idea and persuaded top leaders to believe it.
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Analysts said the week's rally was sparked by the German election last weekend in which the far-right Alternative for Germany won seats in parliament for the first time, leading to worries that anti-European political movements on the continent, including those in Spain and Italy, could be more worrisome than initially thought.
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Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, Democrat of Texas, who fiercely defended President Bill Clinton during his impeachment, said the offenses laid out in the first volume of the report on Russian interference in the 2016 election were more worrisome than past "special counsels, prosecutors, independent investigations among Republican and Democratic presidents" had uncovered.
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More worrisome to supporters of Ms. Warren's presidential ambitions, she has yet to allay criticism from grass-roots progressive groups, liberal political operatives and other potential 2020 allies who complain that she put too much emphasis on the controversial field of racial science — and, in doing so, played into Mr. Trump's hands.
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Much more worrisome for those of us who think the country needs a blue wave in 2018 is the way Mr. Trump's strategy appears to be raising his job approval ratings and closing the enthusiasm gap with Democrats that has been a critical element in the handful of off-year elections since 2016.
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"I think trying to find a rational, reasonable solution is imperative here in the near term," Hayes said, adding that tariffs don't bring jobs back to the U.S. Separately he added that the threat of inflation is more worrisome to him than the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, as it has been this year.
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Perhaps more worrisome for the White House tonight, there was a surprise that ex-Trump Campaign Foreign Policy Advisor, George Papadopoulos, pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about a conversation he had in 2016 with a professor close to the Russian government, who claims he had dirt on Hillary Clinton, though Sarah Sanders tried to downplay his role.
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Equally if not more worrisome than 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 unabashed prejudice, however, is his language of tolerance.
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"When I speak to C.E.O.s of leading Chinese and global companies, everyone is fretting about what the latest escalations mean for their businesses in the short term, and more worrisome, for their long-term strategy and investment plans," said Fred Hu, founder of the investment firm Primavera Capital Group and former head of Goldman Sachs's greater China business.
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Over the long term, though, China is the much more worthy rival, much more powerful rival with a much more worrisome and powerful future across every domain, whether it's R&D and technology, whether it's in space, whether it's in the military front, whether it's in their Belt and Road Initiative, the development assistance in every sphere, China is advancing while the Trump administration is self-immolating.
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Trump has also tweeted in response to Monday's raid on his personal attorney Michael Cohen, which reports say has unnerved presidential advisers who see it as more worrisome than special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's probe.
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In the meantime, and even more worrisome to Riyadh and its Gulf allies, Tehran's support for the Houthi rebels in Syria and for the sizable Shiite populations in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia, a major oil producing region, as well as along the western flank of the Persian Gulf, threatens to create a second Iranian "arc of influence" that would surround the Sunni governments of the Arabian Peninsula.
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Now read more markets coverage from Markets Insider and Business Insider:Goldman Sachs: 4 key differences make the coronavirus-fueled bear market more worrisome than past slumpsBoeing is expected to get billions of dollars in bailouts from the Senate, despite backlash over the 737 Max crisis and past stock buybacksTicketing platform StubHub has put 450 employees on unpaid leave until as late as June, as coronavirus cancels concerts, games and other live events
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Most concerning of all when it comes to Sanders — more worrisome than endless promises of "free" things, or invocations of a Scandinavian-style, post-historical utopia (a narrative charmingly critiqued by Michael Booth in his book The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia), or an across-the-board $15 minimum wage (a policy that would almost certainly replace many teenagers and college students' work hours with nothing but idle time) — is his rhetoric towards the wealthy.
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