Nonetheless, we should resist the temptation — if not out of concern for him, then out of concern for the brutalizing effect upon ourselves.
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Closed-door testimony has revealed that call was of concern to White House officials, and also of concern to the whistleblower whose complaint helped launch the impeachment inquiry.
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"The failure of leadership in Venezuela is of concern not just to us, but to leaders in the region, friends to Venezuela and of concern to the world," Trudeau said.
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"The leadership expressed the right amount of concern," Kumar commented — and my guess is that there was indeed quite a bit of concern given that Drawbridge was very much an experimental project.
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Other areas of concern related to pensions and home ownership.
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The level of concern Brazilians feel depends on several factors.
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Two areas of concern stand out: debris and resource extraction.
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Such market complacency normally would be a matter of concern.
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These outbreaks of concern almost always come with doomsday threats.
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There have been numerous reports of concern among ICE agents.
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These weren't considered countries of concern by former President Obama.
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The source of concern will then receive suggestions and support.
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Va., said, "I think his statements definitely" are of concern.
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ESPN has increasingly been a point of concern for Disney.
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But even bulls on consumer spending see areas of concern.
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Representation was a major area of concern for guest critics.
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Not everyone shares Miller's level of concern for this practice.
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ASEAN's statements of concern often avoid mentioning China by name.
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There's certainly a lot of concern in Europe about this.
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Apple, in particular, has been an obvious point of concern.
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This confirmed His Royal Highness had no injuries of concern.
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His worries are a feint, an act of concern trolling.
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Another source of concern for companies and investors is Xinjiang.
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And even regulatory agencies differ in their level of concern.
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"It's a real source of concern for me," Beckett said.
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For some Theranos customers, that news should be of concern.
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"There is a lot of concern around health," Peggs said.
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I'm baffled by the lack of concern after Flint, Mich.
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That may well signal one area of concern about Theranos.
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There are other sources of concern on the horizon too.
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And an unexplained weapon is of concern to any military.
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It continues to be an issue of concern to them.
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He singled out Vancouver and Toronto as areas of concern.
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"There's still a lot of concern in Oklahoma," he said.
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New categories of concern include abusive behavior, copyright and trademark.
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But exposure to the elements was another source of concern.
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In comparison, 73% of Democrats expressed that level of concern.
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There is a lot of concern about what is happening.
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Others felt that even the ambiguous findings were of concern.
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Growing levels of debt are also a point of concern.
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Progressives specifically mention environmental issues as an area of concern.
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I know that not voting doesn't equate lack of concern.
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The one area of concern with Paxton is his health.
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There's pockets of concern, but it isn't a widespread problem.
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I Was Misinformed Thank you for your letters of concern.
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Emotional support means providing comfort and receiving expressions of concern.
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"We're making progress in the areas of concern," Schumer said.
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There are two concentric zones of concern around the volcano.
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"It's an area of concern that I'm tracking," Lt. Gen.
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There are four main areas of concern about WeWork's viability.
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Our analysis has pinpointed a number of regions of concern.
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I would not view this as a strong signal of concern.
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No one has raised this kind of concern to me directly.
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Officials, however, say the move comes out of concern for safety.
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I think there was a lot of concern, obviously, going in.
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I think there&aposs a lot of concern amongst our allies.
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Until recently, wages have been an area of concern for economists.
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But the current source of concern is its effects on children.
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Liberals, naturally, will find much more of concern in Kavanaugh's record.
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He looked at me with this really sincere look of concern.
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One area of concern is how Brexit will impact job recruitment.
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But with the anticipation comes an almost equal dose of concern.
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Australia's household sector is the chief source of concern right now.
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This is not a matter of concern in and of itself.
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Overall, the discussion adds another layer of concern for Italian finances.
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But is that really a cause of concern for the company?
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I think that there is a level of concern and curiosity.
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The sleep mode "problem" of concern to manufacturers remains energy efficiency.
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Nonetheless, Menendez's troubles are sure to be of concern for Democrats.
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But there's a lot of concern about who knew what when?
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Another 63 percent cited retirement savings as an area of concern.
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This affecting film prompts that kind of concern for its characters.
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But Landis Weaver called the whole situation an area of concern.
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Since then, he has seesawed between words of concern and complaint.
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Hence a lack of concern about what Flynn is telling Mueller.
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Financial markets and emerging economies are the main areas of concern.
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I have become a second-class citizen, an object of concern.
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Nevertheless, a seed of concern about my personal situation was planted.
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Processing power and energy consumption is also a point of concern.
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Today's Republican Party has no pretense of concern for those institutions.
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Tomic, the unflappable cat burglar, showed almost no signs of concern.
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The primary point of concern between the two companies was price.
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If Congress doesn't act, yesterday's expressions of concern are mere hypocrisy.
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But during the event, I could still sense murmurings of concern.
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It's not just a few rogue workers that are of concern.
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Europe, a perpetual source of concern, was flashing signs of renewal.
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At A&E, Maria arrives full of concern, care, and questions.
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"Obviously some of his past writings are of concern," she said.
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"I hope that clears your mind of concern," the statement continues.
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And the headlights at night cause me no end of concern.
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"Our level of concern is rising for sure," de Blasio said.
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There appears to be an area of concern on my body.
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Backstage, he gravely smoothed his lapels, now a matter of concern.
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One area that might be of concern for King is money.
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Of concern, though: legal demands from countries went up 67 percent.
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What became a matter of concern immediately became a mass emergency.
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Another area of concern is the AWS cloud unit's slowing growth.
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I have a high level of concern that we're stepping backward.
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It is an issue of concern, and not just for millennials.
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Do they have a criminal history that might be of concern?
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So of course there are pockets of concern within our footprint.
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One area of concern identified by the BYU team was speed.
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"This is definitely the topic of concern," Ms. Del Chiaro said.
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The problem is what happens after issues of concern have been identified.
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But Tinsley's entire appearance was a point of concern during season 9.
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It wasn't organized out of concern for political justice or social rights.
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Rising drug prices are a matter of concern for patients and policymakers.
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It has already made a public show of concern by expelling Weinstein.
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"There's a lot of concern sometimes to try new things," Scott said.
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Thank you all for your kind well-wishes and words of concern.
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There's plenty of concern, too — mostly Fisher worrying about her mother's health.
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The tweet was immediately met with a mix of concern and skepticism.
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One of my biggest areas of concern is with the repeated processing.
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Workers staying in dormitories found in areas of concern were also screened.
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"It&aposs a source of concern in and outside Iraq," Rabkin said.
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Murad again explained that security forces are of concern to her people.
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That oh-so-genuine look of concern and concentration on his face.
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"But apparently my name is on a list of concern," he added.
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Perhaps the biggest source of concern is the message to foreign investors.
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So on the hierarchy of concern, he -- he should be much higher.
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Thursday's poll has bright spots and points of concern for both parties.
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The administration's executive order on sanctuary cities is another area of concern.
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Bacon rejected that strategy out of concern it would prolong her indebtedness.
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But there is a huge amount of concern about what lies ahead.
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"We are encouraged by a recent surge of concern," the authors write.
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Despite Colon's efforts to enliven the Mets, there were times of concern.
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CITES first listed African elephants as a species of concern in 1977.
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"We are encouraged by a recent surge of concern," the scientists wrote.
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Word of his latest health problems prompted expressions of concern in Israel.
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The only sign of concern around trade was in the autos sector .
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"There's sufficient amount of concern and outrage about what's happening," he added.
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"Economic developments in Latin America and China are of concern," OPEC said.
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There were high pitch counts, and that's a little bit of concern.
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The primary area of concern this season was the team's offensive production.
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Supposedly, Warren was shut down out of concern for decorum and decency.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS CHINA HAS QUITE SIGNIFICANT IMBALANCES, A CAUSE OF CONCERN
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"This continues to be my main area of concern," Mr. Bruen said.
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Wow Air's financial struggles had been a source of concern in Iceland.
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Her older brother also came along, out of concern for his sister.
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The letter had already become a point of concern among Trump's aides.
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Mike DeWine ordered polling places shuttered out of concern for the coronavirus.
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The accusations made by Christine Blasey Ford raise another order of concern.
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One of Cargomatic's clearest flaws was its lack of concern for margins.
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Or is it nothing of concern, really, a rare yet minor blip?
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Out of concern for him, the students briefly took down the articles.
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There are multiple levels of concern, researchers and former HHS officials say.
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Goyal said the allegations were "an area of concern for every Indian".
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One in four Americans skipped medical appointments because of concern about cost.
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Another area of concern is that Ambien lasts for roughly eight hours.
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"I don't share that level of concern with Mr. Corker," he said.
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Urbanisation in Istanbul has been a source of concern for many Turks.
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The potential transmission in the new case is a source of concern.
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Some Republicans made a show of concern before throwing up their hands.
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If the propriety police tut tut, he shows no sign of concern.
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Goyal said the allegations were "an area of concern for every Indian."
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Another area of concern are gaps between races, Siegel told Reuters Health.
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Slowly but surely, however, they edged into their real topics of concern.
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There has been, rightly, a good deal of concern about these actions.
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On Wednesday, Trump followed up with a more urgent expression of concern.
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Urbanization in Istanbul has been a source of concern for many Turks.
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They declined to share her name out of concern for her safety.
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Mr. Cuomo said his main areas of concern were Medicaid and education.
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Signs of concern this may spread could be found on bond markets.
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The second category of actions should be of concern to all Americans.
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The only real whisper of concern was that business investment had moderated.
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If there's an issue that relates to Mr. Trump, that is of concern to him, it's of course of concern to me, and I will use my legal skills to protect Mr. Trump to the best of my ability.
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If there's an issue that relates to Mr. Trump, that is of concern to him it's of course of concern to me and I will use my legal skills to protect Mr. Trump to the best of my ability.
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All of this remains a cause of concern for Hall, she told HuffPo.
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For Britain's financial services companies, that will be an ongoing cause of concern.
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"[We're going to] try and survive?" he says with a hint of concern.
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It's not only low wages that are of concern with regard to Amazon.
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The company's efforts in China and India are two particular areas of concern.
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"The level of concern is quite high from people in Congress," he said.
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The details of the deal are of concern to Americans outside government, too.
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The next day both politicians made public statements of concern about the levies.
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Among House Democrats, this is a constant topic of conversation — and of concern.
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Instagram isn't just doing this out of concern for your online shopping woes.
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" Officer Blackmon was not cited for any "policy violations or areas of concern.
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Another area of concern, for which international data are patchy, is mental health.
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Sandweg also brought up another source of concern: diverting resources to increase deportations.
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He voted "no" out of concern for cuts to Medicaid in the bill.
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For Bandini, the experiment was a success, but also a source of concern.
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The chart below shows which countries currently have the most people of concern.
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Some at State sometimes object to Congress "prioritizing" specific human rights of concern.
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He adds that the growth of misleading medical titles is also of concern.
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I've also asked the FCC if this practice is of concern to them.
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His impulsiveness and lack of control over his own emotions are of concern.
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Many areas of concern for politicians and voters stem from Italy's economic struggles.
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Instead of concern, the guys try to pour malt liquor down her throat.
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"The slower pace of income convergence is a cause of concern," said Decressin.
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Still, Herzog cited weakness in beverage volume as a continuing point of concern.
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The nation has long been an area of concern for human rights watchdogs.
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According to the new Democratic theorists, this is not an issue of concern.
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Loyalty, or lack thereof, has also been of concern in the grocery category.
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The Trump administration's clear lack of concern for civil rights is deeply troubling.
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At no point did Trump act out of concern for families and children.
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Nonetheless, "there is still a lot of concern about global growth," said Kumar.
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"The (2007) check revealed nothing of concern," the company said in a statement.
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"There was a lot of concern about what Trump didn't say," Chollet observed.
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But his critical stance on the euro has been the focus of concern.
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And so there hasn't been an elevated level of concern about that either.
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If there is one area of concern, it is the network's aging audience.
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However, trafficking of women, prostitution and domestic violence still remain issues of concern.
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If needed, extra resources should be made available immediately in areas of concern.
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"There is a lot of concern about the safety of guests," Grech said.
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China makes real stuff of value, while Iran makes real trouble of concern.
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"Though in this regard, the government still has a little bit of concern."
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It's a transformation that Orlean charts with a combination of concern and wonder.
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Respiratory diseases, like flu, are of concern in an airplane setting, he said.
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Ms. Dacus, as usual, seemed content and levelheaded, with a touch of concern.
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In a February poll, 45 percent of Americans expressed that level of concern.
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"There is a lot of concern about the safety of guests," Grech said.
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The Arctic has been a growing area of concern for the US military.
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Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, is a recurring voice of concern.
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Efforts to intimidate journalists and potential sources should be of concern to everyone.
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The President's lack of concern for established facts is long and well-documented.
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"Certainly Russian performance with precision cruise missiles is also of concern," he added.
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Signing this deal would lift a major cloud of concern from Wall Street.
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"It's been a source of concern to the NTSB for years," he said.
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Social Q's One person's gesture of concern is a colleague's cause for alarm.
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"The general health situation is not a cause of concern," the statement added.
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European leaders concede that Libya's instability and widespread violence were causes of concern.
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"But as we enter 2019, I hear a lot of concern," Barkin said.
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Has he displayed similar levels of concern for corruption in other foreign countries?
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Furthermore, Flynn's communications with the Russians are not the only calls of concern.
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Trump offered no hint of concern at appearing alongside the scandal-plagued Netanyahu.
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Putin is a master of concern-trolling, but this isn't his best work.
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Also of concern are noncompliance or unwillingness to undergo tests or treatment, access to weapons, poor relationship with significant other or spouse, seeing oneself as a victim, lack of compassion or empathy, and lack of concern over consequences of harmful acts.
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Yet the Nuclear Posture Review argued for low-yield weapons out of concern that Russia might feel it could use its "small" nuclear weapons free of concern about U.S. retaliation because the United States arsenal consists mainly of large-yield weapons.
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Though some never said anything, others say their calls of concern weren't taken seriously.
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One individual asked not to be named out of concern for their personal safety.
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And there was lot of concern from Christiana Figueres about the speed of transition.
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The petition of concern is a mechanism which was democratically voted for in 1998.
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This year, filled with uncertainty, levels of concern, and you can pick your poison.
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The fact that Trump interprets the cases differently might be some cause of concern.
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Presumably this is the type of concern the town hall is meant to address.
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From Medium: Slowly but surely, however, they edged into their real topics of concern.
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And there&aposs a little bit of concern about some of Kavanaugh&aposs decisions.
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Both episodes show the depth of concern about the strength of the Chinese economy.
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This has led to a lot of concern—and a search for the cause.
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ICE was born out of concern that organized criminal factions could infiltrate our country.
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Despite spasms of concern, both liberals and conservatives have applauded this executive power grab.
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"Anything over 85 decibels, we start to have some level of concern," Kasper said.
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Currently, Huawei's size and ties to the PLA make it the focus of concern.
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Instead, it pointed to aging plumbing in the schools as a source of concern.
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They were opposed to a lack of any sense of concern for their future.
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Yet addressing climate change requires a circle of concern that encompasses all of humanity.
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But it was a stunt that showed a surprising lack of concern for security.
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Economists seem to feel that such political questions are outside their area of concern.
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With eyes toward 2020, Liska said this type of attack is particularly of concern.
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The doctor spoke on the condition of anonymity out of concern for their safety.
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One of the biggest areas of concern is a slowdown in Australia's property market.
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"The pressure we're seeing on margins in particular is of concern," said CMC's McCarthy.
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A sustained loss of market share in branded packaged meats would be of concern.
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Clinton on issues of concern to blacks, 40 percent said that of Mr. Sanders.
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The department pointed to aging plumbing in the schools as a source of concern.
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"At-need" funeral lending, a growing business in America, is another subject of concern.
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Areas of concern include the Great Falls, Virginia, area and southeastern Montgomery County, Maryland.
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It was that kind of concern that nixed the Dream Center Foundation–ITT deal.
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So there's a lot of concern about what's happening -- and what could happen next.
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Even Democrats have tried to calm impeachment talk out of concern it is premature.
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Because when I spoke to you at the dinner it was out of concern.
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Topping the list of pathogens of concern are group B streptococcus, chlamydia and gonorrhea.
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Of concern was that leveraged lending was escalating while prudent lending practices were deteriorating.
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He cited weak wage growth and depreciating home prices as two sources of concern.
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Her passion for teaching memory comes from a place of concern for future generations.
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So far, it seems like the impact on endangered species is not of concern.
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Margaret Atwood also wrote her most famous novel out of concern over American politics.
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But even this inherent ridiculousness might come from a place of fretting, of concern.
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But doping among Brazilian athletes is also of concern as the Summer Games approach.
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" Cuomo said domestic abuse is an "entire different echelon of concern in this society.
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"We have a potential toxin of concern from biological samples in patients," Schuchat said.
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But it is just that kind of concern that spawned the law centuries ago.
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There has been a great deal of concern in the community, and rightfully so.
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Following the 28503 election, there was a lot of concern about the Electoral College.
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"Our tests of text messages revealed a potential area of concern," the report reads.
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If there's anything that lights the flame, anything of concern, markets will be volatile.
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Loans to SMEs remains below financial crisis levels, a source of concern for lawmakers.
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One area of concern is that its software may be vulnerable to cyber hackers.
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"I think it's a little early to attach any level of concern," Alderson said.
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Why it matters: Exchanges have been an area of concern and skepticism for regulators.
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He was received warmly, but there were also notes of concern in the crowd.
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Consider an upgrade to help offset those challenges, if it's a source of concern.
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Still, the administration has cited fiscal year 2018 figures as a point of concern.
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Mr. Cardin did express a measure of concern about Mr. Kaine's short-term health.
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This news set off a wave of concern among Jordan and her five siblings.
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He cited stress in short-term lending markets as a major point of concern.
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One of the reasons growth has decelerated should not be a source of concern.
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Warriner acknowledged that this can happen, but says that it isn't really of concern.
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The change in the standard deduction is "the biggest cause of concern," he said.
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The election-results systems overseen by the CEC are a particular area of concern.
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Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado: He signed the letter of concern about the plan.
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"No one should downplay the sense of concern, the sense of fear," he added.
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"The engines of concern are working in the United States," he assured his audience.
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So there's a lot of concern that violence could erupt and derail progress here.
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She also said there was plenty of concern about her health and teased Bryan.
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His decision, he said, was made out of concern of further dividing the country.
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Both the mother and Bard were initially reassured by the pediatrician's lack of concern.
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We did so out of a sense of concern and an abundance of caution.
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The Sacramento lobbyist never formally reported the matter out of concern for his clients.
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"There's a lot of concern," said Zahid Hussain, a political analyst in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Republican campaign operatives reacted to the hearing with a mixture of concern and resolve.
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Russia's blossoming ties with China is also a source of concern for U.S. policymakers.
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Authorities have tightened monitoring of foreign exchange transactions out of concern over capital outflows.
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Also of concern is the chilling effect the outing of the whistleblower could have.
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They're currently listed a "species of concern" by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.
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However, along with the general decrease of executions, there are also points of concern.
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There are degrees of concern, and there's plenty for Republicans to be concerned about.
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He had been on a watch list out of concern he was being radicalized.
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She declined to identify the client, out of concern he would be singled out.
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What's more, they don't always contain information about "nutrients of concern," like added sugar.
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While most of these proposals are popular, they are also a source of concern.
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Stop commenting on others' weight under the guise of "concern" about their medical health.
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"President-elect Trump's first appointments and nominations display a troubling Islamophobic trend that is of concern to American Muslims and should be of concern to all Americans," Nihad Awad, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) said in a statement.
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"The level of concern is high, as is the level of uncertainty," Dr. Chan said.
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"Nothing of concern to security operations was found," the Secret Service said in its statement.
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"There's a growing amount of concern about ... whether this industry can make money," he said.
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One point of concern was Judge Kavanaugh&aposs mixed track record on one issue, Obamacare.
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The dispute has been a source of concern for investors, putting pressure on the lira.
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"What shocks me about Pennridge is that the lack of concern isn't subtle," said Brodsky.
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Investors are showing some signs of concern with the uncertainty of the global political landscape.
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The student-led organization canceled a protest at Disney World out of concern for children.
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When Jones did interject, it was primarily out of concern that deadly violence was looming.
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Notably, the relationship between Israel and Russia has been a source of concern for America.
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One pocket of concern was an 8 percent fall in automotive revenue quarter over quarter.
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Chronic underrepresentation of minorities has been a source of concern for years at tech companies.
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He rebuffed, often rudely, expressions of concern that his campaign might be violating human rights.
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Australian police told ABC that the measure was taken out of concern for public safety.
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Rather, it is the new king's conduct once enthroned that is the source of concern.
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But a new area of concern had popped up a few miles northwest of Vidor.
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Also of concern for the consumer sector, some large retailers have had disappointing performances recently.
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Inland areas of the larger states should be free of concern outside of debilitating cold.
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Also of concern is the role conflict in Syria may have on the terrorist organization.
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The singer paired his longer, side-swept locks with a seemingly permanent expression of concern.
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In a sign of concern over Trump's unpredictability, some Jordanian officials privately expressed worry, however.
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Most of the community expressed some degree of concern, says Krawcheck, while some didn't care.
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But other violent crimes are a cause of concern for both the police and politicians.
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Her health has been a subject of concern with Japan's media and public for years.
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The module's descent has caused a bit of concern about debris raining form the sky.
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So far, several founders have shared that the primary cause of concern is social stigma.
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This, in fact, brings us to the one area of concern for this excellent series.
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But there are areas of concern, the wages dipped a little bit the last quarter.
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"With Gottlieb, conflicts of interest should be of concern and should be addressed," she said.
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The federal government moved to settle soon after Trudeau said that language was "of concern."
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And they're becoming a cause of concern for European and American safety agencies and groups.
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In more than 75% of the cases, someone else had noticed a sign of concern.
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Obama's speech underscored the level of concern he has for Trump's appeal with American voters.
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Note: Science published an Editorial Expression of Concern about supplemental material provided by the researchers.
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"There's a lot of concern within the industry," one defense industry official told The Hill.
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"There are certainly some things of concern that we will be inquiring into," Nugent said.
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The pending U.S. trade war with China is of concern to countries in the region.
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Another point of concern for parents was the bleacher-style seating in the children's section.
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Greece was also a source of concern, weighing on risk sentiment in the euro zone.
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The officials are narrowing in on vitamin E acetate as a "potential toxin of concern."
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Such interventions frequently included requests for Chinese leaders to look into specific cases of concern.
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CNN is not using the victim's last name out of concern for his family's safety.
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Her spokesman said she had "the same level of concern" expressed with "the same vehemence".
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As president, he has continued to make a big show of concern for poor Americans.
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The timing of the tariffs were a particular source of concern for the toy companies.
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That groundswell of concern made its way to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
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You will search the Congressional Record in vain for any word of concern from Leahy.
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However, within the Lib Dem membership there is a degree of concern about the policy.
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That will be the most honest expression of concern and the truest expression of friendship.
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Sharp volatility in the price of cryptocurrencies is a particular area of concern for regulators.
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Trump reopened negotiations of the 1994 treaty out of concern U.S. economic interests were suffering.
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"There's a whole movement of concern in the investor community for stranded assets," said Muro.
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It's out of concern, though, so I guess I can't be too mad about it.
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Mr. Obama's public distancing, White House officials insist, does not reflect a lack of concern.
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On a call Tuesday with restaurant executives, Trump offered a message of concern, participants said.
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She asked that her last name not be published out of concern for her safety.
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What is more, Dropbox has areas of concern that should, in theory, give investors pause.
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Tourism in hugely popular Barcelona has been hit, and markets have shown signs of concern.
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Instead, he said, it was out of concern for Mr. Grimes, the other young volunteer.
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His family has a history of concern not just for the church, but for justice.
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But there's one area of concern: an uptick in reports of rape and sexual misconduct.
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The White House made a point of playing down any appearance of concern on Friday.
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The question is whether investors in mutual funds should feel the same level of concern.
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One described the email as speaking what was already a "bubbling of concern" among employees.
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That was a point of concern for me, as well as the ceremony rape scene.
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After his most recent seizure, calls of concern poured in from all over the country.
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Many Democrats opposed Barr out of concern he might not make Mueller's findings fully public.
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But it's clear now that the virus is a point of concern for the candidates.
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I think we'll go through a period when there's a revival of concern about ethics.
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"I think there was a lot of concern," said Representative Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma.
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Vice President Mike Pence, at Trump's right, stared ahead with an unchanging expression of concern.
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The latest request drew expressions of concern from advocacy groups and some on Capitol Hill.
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Yet there are signs of concern in New Hampshire, beginning with a dip in enthusiasm.
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I don't believe it is a signal of concern, I think it is an aberration.
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Prior to that horrible day, one of our main areas of concern was checked luggage.
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Still, the locus of concern was China and neighboring countries like South Korea and Japan.
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Mislabeled chemicals in two supplemental figures led Science to publish its editorial expression of concern.
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"I have zero level of concern at this stage," James told The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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"Tightrope" thus concludes that America's true exceptionalism is our lack of concern for one another.
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The bond market has been a source of concern for investors for a while now.
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We're told that around 6 PM, guards checked on Gavin and found nothing of concern.
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My brother Roland's Facebook post set off a flurry of concern throughout his social network.
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First looks at the new CBA appear to address many of those areas of concern.
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The forum featured nine Democratic candidates addressing issues of concern to black and Latinx voters.
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"There's a whole lot of concern with the hazards that come with this," Smith said.
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"There is certainly a lot of clamour and certainly a lot of concern," he said.
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Blahyi hadn't told her about the problem, she believed, out of concern for her finances.
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Our weak laws demonstrate their lack of concern for the wellbeing of the women affected.
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Weeks of concern "This been going on for the past month," Decree Sr. told WTVD.
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The issue is of concern to the United Kingdom due to the country's steel industry.
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There's also plenty of concern about location tracking, facial recognition, wearables—the list goes on.
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Twitch leaders sifted through the flood of comments to pick out specific areas of concern.
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Bloomberg and Brown will discuss climate change, a chief issue of concern for both Democrats.
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Of concern are the instances in which Americans' data is incidentally collected and then misused.
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"The uncertainty element of how this might work itself out is what's of concern here."
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He asked that his name be withheld from publication out of concern for his safety.
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"His impulsiveness and lack of control over his own emotions are of concern," Bass wrote.
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"(There is) a lot of concern and anxiety about what Donald Trump would mean," he said.
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"I think it is important to maintain a level of concern about [conspiracy theorists]," he says.
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There were initial expressions of concern and solidarity, but soon the incident faded from public consciousness.
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And yet, I felt a pang of concern as my mind auto-completed the sentence fragment.
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"sell by" date, out of concern that the food is no longer safe to eat—even
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Still, he asked that his last name not be published out of concern for his safety.
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For all those reasons and more, a lot of concern about our unicorns has been misguided.
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She wishes that period pain was regarded with the same amount of concern as other illnesses.
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Human rights in the country have long been a topic of concern among international nongovernmental organizations.
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And of course, this raises a bit of concern ... that China's fiscal deficit will widen further.
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By allowing negativity and stress to spread, employee retention can become a serious point of concern.
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The main area of concern was the basketball category, as Foot Locker indicated it was down.
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The settlement puts one source of concern to bed: shares in Rolls surged the following day.
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"I think it is important to maintain a level of concern about [conspiracy theorists]," Schimkowitz said.
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"It has been a moment of concern, of oftentimes great frustration and anger, absolutely," said Khan.
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It shows a level of ignorance or lack of concern that reflects poorly on the wearer.
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Canada representatives saw Lim and "his health does now seem to be of concern," she said.
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I think for the global market there's just a lot of concern all around the board.
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Both countries see a destabilized Afghanistan and terrorism in Pakistan and beyond as sources of concern.
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"There's a lot of concern about the company's long-term solvency," Mr. Young of Macquarie said.
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Other points of concern contributing to Barclays' bearish view are fragile global growth, and Chinese overproduction.
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"I know what he knows and none of it is of concern to us," said Giuliani.
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"If it's the others, and particularly the Republicans, that I think inspires some element of concern."
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Ipsos and Gallup separately found that abortion is low on voters' lists of issues of concern.
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As a result, pollution is one of the major sources of concern for health and beauty.
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It's not at all clear that Trump shares any level of concern with things like that.
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How does Kaine justify this radical shift away from his record of concern for the unborn?
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Despite my doctor's lack of concern, I've always struggled to accept this bigger version of myself.
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"I didn't realize we would have this level of concern going into Veteran's Day," she said.
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And she described a constant sense of concern that some parents have slowly tried to overcome.
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Among the "areas of concern" he mentioned were its sunset provisions and Tehran's ballistic missile program.
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Washington took that step after repeated U.S. expressions of concern about threats from Iranian-backed forces.
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"These publications should probably have notices of concern ... until they are properly re-evaluated," they wrote.
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The focus of concern now is using the hardware hack as a means to steal information.
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There is a little bit of concern in the market towards some of these behemoths though.
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Trumpism is characterized by a lack of concern for facts and a visceral appeal to emotions.
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Despite Trump's professed lack of concern for standard campaign fundraising, he took steps to boost donations.
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Don't demand constant updates about someone's health, even if you're coming from a place of concern.
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This latest authoritarian excess elicited only the mildest murmur of concern from the EU's diplomatic service.
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She said she was waging the legal battle out of concern for Mr. Redstone's well-being.
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That said, we may be getting closer to the other side in these areas of concern.
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Of concern to workers, one in two employers anticipates reducing their full-time workforce by 2022.
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Analysts and traders also pointed to the company's first half results as a source of concern.
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Shazam's data is the primary area of concern for European consumers, European regulators said on Monday.
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These individuals are not yet suspects but were in area of concern and are being questioned.
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There's a lot of concern that these regulations might kill off many companies in the meantime.
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SWAT medics entered the building instead, which officials said was out of concern for paramedics' safety.
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But the watered down Real ID has crept toward implementation and remains a source of concern.
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But he said there was a spike of concern when news of a whistleblower first surfaced.
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They're not pricing in a lot of concern about runaway growth or inflation any time soon.
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The prevailing free-trade consensus needs a strong dose of concern for suffering communities and groups.
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The biggest area of concern is the trade war, which was cited by 51% of respondents.
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"We don't recommend DEET strength above 20 percent because of concern about toxicity," Dr. Hebert said.
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"I think they showed a lack of character and lack of concern for fans," he said.
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We suspect this confrontation was borne out of concern to protect the architects and the players.
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Ms. Castro noted with a tinge of concern how someone had to help him get up.
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In many specialties, it gets even worse because of insurers' lack of concern for network adequacy.
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"As you can imagine, people have a great deal of concern about the proposal," Frazier said.
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They have also prompted statements of concern from both the European Union and the United States.
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At least three people texted me out of concern that Korancki would pass out from enthusiasm.
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Apple results: Flattening iPhone sales have been a source of concern at Apple for some time.
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Toyota also suspended its autonomous vehicle testing out of concern for its own drivers' well-being.
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But Trump has been pretty explicit about his lack of concern for the feelings of Muslims.
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Now I think there's an appalling lack of concern sometimes in the boardroom of multinational corporations.
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The regions of concern for the Communist Party are Xinjiang — populated by Muslim Uighurs — and Tibet.
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Until then, his words of concern for the children of Syria will remain just that: words.
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So there's plenty of concern about whether this new policy will suffer from the same problems.
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Instead, Trump embraced a Democratic priority without even a fig leaf of concern for the deficit.
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Particularly of concern is Trump's promise to appoint anti-abortion judges who would overturn Roe v.
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Their full names and images of their faces were withheld out of concern for their security.
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His signature rallies are canceled out of concern about spreading the virus, as are fundraising events.
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His signature rallies are canceled out of concern about spreading the virus, as are fundraising events.
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But he considers excessive spending, particularly on executive branch travel, to be an issue of concern.
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Now the big question is what does Trump's statement of concern about the new law mean?
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According to the logic of an army of concern-trolls, Quinn has blood on their hands.
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There's an apparent lack of concern about how the venue's architecture might effect the art viewing.
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Residents were urged to shelter in place for hours because of concern about the air quality.
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He declined to be named out of concern that it would harm him and his workers.
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Regardless of the electoral outcome, the message these parties convey should be of concern, analysts say.
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"There's a mood of concern, a mood of angst about growth going forward," Mr. Powell said.
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Out of concern for public safety, they passed a law to keep nunchucks off the streets.
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Disagreement about the appropriate level of concern, and even the nature of the problem, is broad.
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When he asked for a trainer to tape his right knee, the level of concern elevated.
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"But overall, how the pandemic will be contained still remains a cause of concern," he added.
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Amid all of those issues, the Model 3 is perhaps the most serious area of concern.
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"This is a situation of concern, but we must not give in to panic," she said.
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Mejia told WFTV that he made up the story out of concern for his daughter's safety.
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According to the team spokesman Jay Horwitz, the visit was out of concern for Harvey's welfare.
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Pine beetle infestations in nearby forests were the cause of concern when the fireworks were discontinued.
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There was a time where inadvertent statements were correctable and their consequences were topics of concern?
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"There's a great deal of concern about this would mean for the tourism sector," he said.
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One area of concern for the United States is China's ambitious agenda called Made in 2025.
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On a scale of 1 to 10, Montgomery said his level of concern was at three.
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He had never been placed on the college's list of "Students of Concern," the report said.
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"It's really not much of a difference on the kinds of issues of concern for us."
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While most Republicans remained silent, one prominent senator added his voice to the chorus of concern.
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One particular issue of concern relates to Yellen's testimony on the availability of small business credit.
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Other targets of concern included the US air base in Qatar and US interests in Kuwait.
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Fox's opinion hosts tap into — and sympathize with — a deep vein of concern about cultural displacement.
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And it has already sparked a bit of concern in some corners of the philanthropy world.
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GM also cut its inventory of unsold vehicles - a source of concern for the market - slightly.
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But over the last six months the country has become a source of concern for automakers.
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And after several years of concern that prices were not rising fast enough, inflation is reviving.
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Because of the lack of concern that this Administration has for American citizens. . . . Brandon's. Life. Matters.
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Elijah asked to be identified only by his given name out of concern for his safety.
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The sheriff, Sid Hebert, claimed his deputies gassed the revelers out of concern for their health.
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There is also growing indignation about a perceived lack of concern from London about Northern Ireland.
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A worker publicly resigned, citing the issues with ICE as just the latest area of concern.
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Again, many of them are functionally similar to the chemicals of concern, like BPA and BPS.
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There was liberal Twitter outrage, but more importantly there was a lot of concern inside CNN.
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Neither is there any expression of concern for the rights of the oppressed, especially L.G.B.T. people.
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In an uncharacteristic display of concern, my brother had called to tell me to be safe.
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The escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea added to the level of concern.
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But the level of anxiety surrounding Kremlin interference threatens to exceed the immediate object of concern.
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Kyle: There was a bit of concern, but luckily the timing was fairly good for me.
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That's a very real risk, and it's becoming an increasing source of concern to AI researchers.
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"I will tell you something that also is of concern to me," Sanders said on CBS.
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Unsurprisingly, Beijing is doing this not out of concern for religious rights but for political ends.
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But Ryan has withheld his endorsement of Trump out of concern over the businessman's conservative credentials.
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Sessions' lack of interest in the Russian meddling seems to have mirrored Trump's lack of concern.
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Respondents say "Immigration/Refugee Issues" and "Jobs and Economy" are the two top national issues of concern.
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Five Eyes members have long had differing levels of concern over Huawei and other Chinese equipment makers.
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That increased accessibility, though, has also inspired a proportionate amount of concern about the misuse of drones.
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On one point of concern, few say Trump's efforts have gone far enough to assuage their worries.
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Bonds have moved a hair, stocks moved down a bit in terms of concern of economic activity.
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S. actions and intentions in the South China Sea remain a big cause of concern in China.
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Polls on climate change show rising rates of concern across the country and among both political parties.
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Concerning could mean 'of concern' to people, it could be a 'concerning matter,' and certainly it is.
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The outpouring of concern and affection from the community has been overwhelming, and we are very thankful.
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Tony Lynes said the incident had sparked huge fears because of concern it was linked to terrorism.
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The areas of concern include the Pacific Crest Trail, Mount Ashland and the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.
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If there is any hint of concern, it is in the behavior of gold and Treasury securities.
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But with the anticipation comes an almost equal dose of concern over an array of possible problems.
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Facing protests from Latino students, the Young Conservatives canceled because of concern for the safety of participants.
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Tyrion and Jon are the Unsullied's prisoners, and it's a topic of concern among the Stark children.
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The spectre of a trade war was not the only source of concern for the stock market.
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She also added that recent developments surrounding the U.S.-China trade tensions are a matter of concern.
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The big picture: Cohen has long been a source of concern for key people in Trump's orbit.
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One point of concern with Focal's design that I should raise is about its long-term durability.
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Payless was on Fitch's "loans of concern" list due to its risk of default within 12 months.
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Should this examination or other reports indicate matters of concern, we will take appropriate and timely action.
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A source of concern, however, is the insurer's majority owned banking arm, Ping An Bank, analysts said.
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We've seen a surge of concern and scenario building premised around Trump's erosion of American political institutions.
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The exchange of words between Rome and Brussels is often a cause of concern among market players.
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"Their second amendment concern is void of concern for African-Americans," he said during a press conference.
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"There are many ways to surveil each other now," Conway said, with a facial expression of concern.
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Google's arbitrary suspension of the account of a presidential candidate should be of concern to all Americans.
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"So many people sent me notes of concern, saying get well soon, sending positive vibes," she says.
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Richard, your take on this, there&aposs a lot of concern on the part of the Democrats.
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The comment illustrates the depth of concern about the uncertain outcome of Brexit, with the FTSE 100 .
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"My level of concern went through the roof when I saw what happened in Senegal," he said.
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"The President's remarks a few days ago caused us a little bit of concern," Tarrant said Tuesday.
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The slowdown of the Chinese economy has been a source of concern for global investors for years.
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For bodega, bar, and small business owners along each stop, it could be a cause of concern.
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There's a lot of concern about this—it's something that I hope you'll track to find out.
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"That's why intelligence is very important, sharing information about people who might be of concern," he said.
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" He added, "We are eternally grateful for the outpouring of concern and support that has poured in.
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A major area of concern for UCLA is the health of freshman Lonzo Ball and T.J. Leaf.
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Dozens of Republicans in Congress have also criticized or raised some level of concern about Trump's attacks.
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The Flyer team was focused on creating a product that addressed Fitbit's four main points of concern.
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They define two measures of concern: an alcohol related blackout (ARB) and an alcohol related consequence (ARC).
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It finds landmines and destroys them completely, without humans ever directly interacting with an area of concern.
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In the SFMTA's decision, it did point to JUMP's relationship with Uber as an area of concern.
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Anti-abortion groups and lawmakers in Utah said they were acting out of concern for the fetus.
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The debate took on a new level of concern after the killing of a member of parliament.
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Nonetheless, the emergence of any new behavioral sign or symptom of concern requires careful and immediate evaluation.
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But this year, household debt has arisen as another area of concern about financial leverage in China.
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Areas of concern should include customizing content for different habits in geographical areas and among age brackets.
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Those pantomimes of concern for victims were transparently aimed at intimidating them and reducing the institution's liability.
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And following Huang's statements on the earnings call, Tepper believes this is still a point of concern.
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Sitting Democrats have largely opposed the deal out of concern about further consolidation of the wireless market.
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Several conservatives balked at supporting the Senate budget out of concern for its impact on the deficit.
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Foxx reportedly left the state for several weeks after receiving repeated threats from Wadford out of concern.
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Many blame the "Ferguson Effect" as police patrol less aggressively and communities of concern cooperate less frequently.
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The U.S. pension system, to cite one area of concern, is already stressed, especially public pension funds.
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China's overcapacity of steel has been a big source of concern for Trump and for his predecessor.
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The high level of concern on Bali, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, is warranted.
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Further testings will be carried out on workers living in dormitories located within the areas of concern.
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The outpouring of concern and affection from the community has been overwhelming and we are very thankful.
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Some said they didn't enroll out of concern that future employers wouldn't like it, according to Berman.
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It's an area where there's been a lot of concern about the care of refugees and migrants.
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The U.S. example can be extrapolated to Eastern Europe, where cold winters are of concern every season.
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For now, May's government is sticking to its plan and Brexit supporters showed little sign of concern.
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The vote comes against the back-drop of concern about the health of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 88.
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Shell's 28-minute video, called Climate of Concern, resurfaced yesterday thanks to online Dutch newspaper The Correspondent .
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Areas of concern highlighted included insufficient "guidance and training" for analysts to adequately protect Americans' personal data.
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But neighbors of proposed sites are pushing back out of concern over added headaches and diminished views.
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An article from Whole Mamas persuaded me to give up sugar out of concern about gestational diabetes.
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Social media accounts of the Bears and their players filled up with messages of concern and support.
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Notably, neither he nor anyone with him publicly broached the two main topics of concern in Tatarstan.
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The feasibility of the proposal has been a source of concern for the clean energy industry, too.
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A second issue of concern that arises from these new partnerships is one of misallocation of funds.
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Instead of widening the circle of concern, most Americans want the U.S. to simply look after itself.
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So she's once again on the outside looking in with some disgust and a lot of concern.
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The advisory was lifted after monitoring didn't detect any "levels of concern," Baytown officials said Wednesday afternoon.
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It makes the lack of concern around the security of our things terrifying rather than just worrying.
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In Europe, the trade war presents another unwanted source of concern at a time of tenuous progress.
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This will deter the participation of some, if only out of concern over their future career prospects.
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There's a lot of concern about the possibility of robots displacing human workers and causing mass unemployment.
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Along with age, home life can shape kids' grasp of its meaning and their level of concern.
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However, Hosseinzadeh said the loan agreements between these companies and banks are also a source of concern.
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In response, 160 civil society groups from Europe, the U.S. and Asia published a declaration of concern.
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The crowds of young people on the beaches have been one of the biggest sources of concern.
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"A school can identify the individual of concern, but they didn't create that individual," Dr. Klinger said.
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Banxico board members' "discussion around global macro-financial conditions shows several important points of concern," they said.
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Flames and falling structures are not the only causes of concern for communities affected by the fires.
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We know those closest to a person of concern are the most likely to see behavioral changes.
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I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of concern and support over the last 24 hours.
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Alternatively, dentists can take those same bitewings and a few periapical X-rays for areas of concern.
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"I think there's a whole lot of concern in the fund world right now," Mr. Kabealo said.
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But his comments Wednesday indicated a new level of concern about continuing to use the old one.
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This conversation in the Oval Office is a valid matter of concern and worthy of further investigation.
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There are signs of concern that the delay in healthcare is threatening the prospects of tax reform.
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They'll hear calls for a speedy confirmation process and high-sounding claims of concern about the Constitution.
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Bucha, his wife, has asked him to stop appearing on television, out of concern for his safety.
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"There is a lot of concern and some worry, but there's no panic," he said on Wednesday.
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Others are bothered by what they see as a lack of concern for strangers and public resources.
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Even so, it has added to the wave of concern across the administration, even among Trump appointees.
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Soleimani's lack of concern extended to masterminding the deaths of countless innocent victims at home and abroad.
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And likely of concern to policymakers, demand weakened suggesting there won't be a significant turnaround anytime soon.
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The DEA has not taken any action since then, but lists kratom as a drug of concern.
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The dwindling ranks of thoughtful people to administer the visa process should be of concern to everyone.
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However, the company improved its afternoon foot traffic, an area of concern for coffee competitors, including Starbucks.
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Ruptures are also evident on questions of human rights, a key area of concern for EU leaders.
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The fact that they're pointed on us right now — doesn't that cause everyone a bit of concern?
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Their responses varied, but tying them together was a deep sense of concern about the country's future.
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The direction of the nation's immigration courts is also a source of concern among immigrant advocate groups.
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Some say it's the mounting debt and a lack of concern by both parties to address it.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Another big area of concern of yours is the overnight lending market, the repo market.
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The fact that they're pointed on us right now, doesn't that cause everyone a bit of concern?
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No. When you ask what memory is, there's a lot of concern with memory in the afterlife.
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The Netherlands, on the other hand, might be a bit lower on the list of concern. 2.
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Data on wages, venture investment and real estate were "causes of concern," Stringer said in a statement.
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Those requests were denied, they said, out of concern for what the Russians might do to retaliate.
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Net interest margin in its U.S. business dropped 11 basis points, another point of concern for analysts.
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They have put their own home up for sale, in part out of concern for their safety.
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Ms. Chan said she felt compelled to join the protests out of concern about the proposed law.
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I think this team will look better next year, but they still have some areas of concern.
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Previously, it was the debt of the eurozone's peripheral countries that was of concern to the markets.
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And yet, polls aside, French observers' optimism about Macron's candidacy comes with a heavy dollop of concern.
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Williams claims his requests to meet Dr. Ambrose or proposals to remove images of concern were rejected.
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Of concern in southern California is another, slightly smaller, predicted quake, one predicted to reach magnitude 8.2.
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IXIC hovering near record highs, the biggest concern for some market analysts is, well, the lack of concern.
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Yet the minutes also flagged a higher level of concern about a potential trade war damaging the economy.
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Elected officials have balked at attacking him out of concern that they might unintentionally fuel his populist revolt.
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One area of concern for the senators is whether ZTE installed components made by Dell Technologies Inc DVMT.
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China's growing influence there is of concern not just to Mr Trump, but to Europe and Japan, too.
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The Istanbul governor's office last week said the marches had been banned out of concern for public order.
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That's why a national nutrition committee recently declassified cholesterol as a "nutrient of concern" in the American diet.
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When you go in for your first day of work, your main source of concern is usually yourself.
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In particular, the export sector, long a cause of concern for the Bank of Canada, is showing strength.
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Beyond dripping is another alternative use of e-cigarettes that is of concern to Krishnan-Sarin: smoke tricks.
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This set off a wave of concern among human rights researchers, journalists, law enforcement, and other advanced users.
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Sea level rise due to climate change has long been a cause of concern for New York City.
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Johannes, who is black, asked that his full name not be used out of concern for his safety.
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Clinton has issued only a noncommittal expression of concern over reports that the Obama administration plans a crackdown.
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"Abortion is not a major topic of concern in the church until the late twentieth century," she writes.
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"Out of concern for operational security, we will not discuss specific timelines, locations or troop movements," Ryan said.
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With these claims, the medical community feels it has a lot of concern regarding the safety of consumers.
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There was a lot of concern about my safety, and my parents were certainly concerned about my safety.
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"The focus of concern is the white person who committed violence and their redemption," she wrote on Twitter.
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Defenders of the proposals, however, argue that they were formulated out of concern for public safety above all.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi sounded a note of concern at its annual gathering this week in Sintra, Portugal.
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"Whether you like Trump or not, I think there's a lot of concern about his behavior," he said.
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Rick shows genuine (if fleeting) respect for her total lack of concern for her own life and wellbeing.
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We are also very appreciative for the expressions of concern and support that have been sent to us.
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It would be a matter of concern if the decrease was due to a lack of required resources.
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"This is something of concern for the DNI," Charles Allen, a former longtime CIA officer, told the Post.
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There have to be consequences and tickets can't be withheld out of concern a resident cannot pay it.
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While some have seen the market's quiet as a source of concern, history appears to show something different.
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Perversely, Battle Royale's lack of concern with socially responsibility or political cogency is what makes it so effective.
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There are reasons to be concerned but I think the level of concern is a little too high.
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But it's clear that, there is currently a lot of concern about the future direction of U.S. politics.
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Even now, these executive actions tended (ph) to cause a lot of concern among a lot of people.
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Naturally, the original announcement from earlier this year caused a lot of concern among professional Instagrammers and brands.
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Comments like that at any time would be major news and a major cause of concern for Bannon.
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As a result, we feel complacent, and this leads to a general lack of concern about our privacy.
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Trump, meanwhile, has shown little signs of concern about sending mixed signals about US policy to overseas allies.
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"It is the continued reliance upon commodity prices that causes me a great deal of concern," he said.
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Let's discuss how Adobe's became the center of the creative ecosystem, and why that should be of concern.
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He also warned "Libya will continue to be a significant point of concern in the oil supply chain".
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The creators of this deepfake don't intend to publish their method out of concern it could be weaponized.
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All seven nations appear on a handful of government lists designating sponsors of terrorism and countries of concern.
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"They upgraded their level of concern about inflation by stating that the committee is monitoring the inflation "closely.
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It said that "significant dependence" on TCS was a source of concern for its directors and shareholders. bit.
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When talking about gun deaths from suicide, however, epidemiologists say mental illness legitimately becomes an area of concern.
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A lot of concern of whether or not we would try too quickly to get a deal signed.
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The Istanbul governor's office last week said the march had been banned out of concern for public order.
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The government has not approved new veterinary schools for decades because of concern about a glut of veterinarians.
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What is the level of concern you observed from them about the Trump administration, and politics in general?
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It's also the first time in recorded history Republicans have shown any sort of concern for women's health.
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As Schwartz tells it, there was no mass hysteria, only small pockets of concern that quickly burned out.
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But criminal justice reformers should have the same level of concern with Barr as they had with Sessions.
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Corker had voted against a previous version because of concern that it would add substantially to the deficit.
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In 2000, the Navy sent California regulators a soil analysis that showed "chemicals of concern" in some backyards.
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The State Department later released a statement Monday night expressing "the highest level of concern" with the incident.
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The issue was also a topic of concern among world leaders at the Group of Seven (G-7).
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For Chance, the South Side of Chicago is both a sturdy foundation and also an object of concern.
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Yet the jumpiness in stocks did send a mild flutter of concern through corporate-credit markets as well.
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Shorter-dated Treasuries were weaker, causing the yield curve to flatten, a signal of concern about economic slowdown.
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Orban presented Kohl with a Hungarian-language version of the former chancellor's book "Out of Concern for Europe".
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Additional areas of concern are obesity, teen pregnancy, behavior leading to injury to themselves or others, and suicide.
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Later that night, the State Department released a statement expressing "the highest level of concern" with the incident.
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If you are traveling within the United States or abroad, the CDC has maps identifying areas of concern.
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For those patients, Republican and Democratic doctors registered different levels of concern and said they would respond differently.
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She made an unfortunate mistake, but we understand that it was out of concern for this child's welfare.
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At General Motors, managers reportedly delayed recalling defective and potentially dangerous switches out of concern over replacement costs.
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Other areas of concern for some moderates include deep cuts to Medicaid and the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
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Low snow cover across major wheat regions has been of concern lately, but some improvements have been made.
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Leaders of the "In" campaign have pointed to the chorus of concern to bolster their pitch to voters.
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The impact of the TTIP on European pesticide regulations has long been a source of concern for environmentalists.
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The higher oil price helps financials because of concern about loan losses in the energy sector, said Wong.
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There was a lot of concern by New Yorkers Barron's trek back and forth would create unbearable gridlock.
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"Sometimes that's a wise strategy … there is obviously a lot of concern about hacking voting machines," he noted.
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They have heard the professions of concern and looked to the United States as a beacon of hope.
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Black and brown students need more than official statements of concern to feel safe and welcome in college.
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Some polls suggest Canadian and Americans, especially Democrats, share a similar degree of concern about the coronavirus outbreak.
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"I haven't seen evidence of a heightened level of concern around mass transit," Haas, the microbiologist, told me.
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That's double the CDC's current threshold of concern, and now only 4 percent of children meet that threshold.
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Her only moment of concern was when she faced a set point at 4-5 in the second.
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So that is a one-month little bump, so that gives you maybe a little bit of concern.
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But Mr. Pompeo's harder-line views on North Korea and China itself were a major source of concern.
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"Look at its ears," he says, turning to me with an expression of concern on his sunburned face.
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Scratch deeper, though, and in some cases you can see signs of concern lurking beneath all that success.
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Mr. van Agtmael's photographs have a visual rawness that displays a lack of concern for traditional photojournalistic aesthetics.
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" But he added that the article "brought forth a number of issues that are of concern to me.
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She made $226 the week before last, after which she stopped driving out of concern for her health.
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And the administration has hinted at doing it by executive order, which has raised a lot of concern.
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Sanders canceled his evening rally in Cleveland "out of concern for public health and safety," his campaign said.
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" The IIF's biggest areas of concern are "prudential regulation and supervision, market and conduct regulation, taxonomy and disclosure.
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The fact that Boeing is the prime contractor for the Space Launch System is a matter of concern.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska: She also signed the letter of concern about the plan's effect on Medicaid.
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Senator Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia: She, too, signed the letter of concern about the Medicaid impact.
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Wade, she faced a backlash of concern that she wasn't sufficiently prioritizing the fight to protect abortion rights.
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Because you're not in the will, he should recognize your remarks as disinterested expressions of concern for him.
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Also of concern is the forecasted seawater surge and flooding, which help determine if evacuation should be mandated.
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Critics say that oil companies are not backing up their talk of concern about climate change with dollars.
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Given decades of concern and investment to redress this imbalance, the current state of the field is alarming.
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A major problem for bitcoin is its extreme volatility, which is a cause of concern for many investors.
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Taxes are also often overlooked out of concern over costs — but some tax provisions can actually be beneficial.
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The Istanbul governor's office said on Friday the marches had been banned out of concern for public order.
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Austria and Hungary had initially objected out of concern that ships could enable more migrants to reach Europe.
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His case was not "of concern" based on CDC criteria, so he did not receive a coronavirus test.
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It's a matter of concern for Australia, which wants to halve the number of water deaths by 2020.
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Of concern to some lawmakers is Grenell's decision to hire Kashyap Patel, a former key aide to Rep.
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The SDF said it had been avoiding a large-scale assault inside Manbij out of concern for civilians.
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The two sides also discussed core issues of concern and reached consensus on resolving relevant problems, it said.
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A source with direct knowledge of the deal said the CAIT complaint was "not a matter of concern".
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" Buttigieg said he sees complaints like the one leveled by Williams-Preston as "expression of concern about inequality.
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"Inflation is unlikely to become much of concern for policymakers," Capital Economics wrote in a note this week.
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Veronika Essen, 25, said she joined the protests out of concern for her 5-year-old sister's future.
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Late at night, in a semi-empty car, I glance at my company and detect nothing of concern.
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"In the case of Italy, the persisting high government debt is a reason of concern," the Commission said.
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Even amid the effort to mend fences, Tillerson took time to call out Turkey on issues of concern.
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"The risks, while of concern, have not slowed the economy below its sustainable rate of growth," he said.
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Since then, he has posted roughly 70 videos about Cooney under the guise of concern for her health.
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Rescue teams are still unable to enter the island out of concern that the volcano could erupt again.
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He could confirm, for instance, that he did not resign out of concern for his company's own reputation.
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The University of Missouri shut down its campus on Friday out of concern for staff and student safety.
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Planned obsolescence — where companies intentionally make their products less durable to encourage replacement — is another area of concern.
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For big tech, this week's show of concern could potentially be the start of something much, much bigger.
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But if they think their neighbors are acting out of concern for the environment, their own cuts get larger.
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On Tuesday, Trump focused his speech on issues of concern to his Republican base — particularly the economy and immigration.
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Of concern to policymakers at the European Central Bank, companies cut prices at a slightly sharper rate this month.
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, for instance, said he fears a recession in 2020, echoing the general level of concern.
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Duterte was infuriated by expressions of concern by former President Barack Obama's administration about extrajudicial killings in the Philippines.
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On Monday night, the former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said that leverage loans are an area of concern.
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It says the areas of concern include the Pacific Crest Trail, Mount Ashland and the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.
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Iran's rial has dropped against the U.S. dollar in recent days in a sign of concern about Trump's policy.
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Rice acknowledged that some defendants may oppose the proposal out of concern it could expose them to greater liabilities.
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It is critically important to understand and target these channels, typologies, financial-institution facilitators, and front-companies of concern.
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Another area of concern cited by an official: paper flow, a mundane but vital function of any White House.
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King reported Monday that Luck has had three MRI exams on the calf, and none revealed anything of concern.
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This is a critical area of concern for end users, privacy advocates, and other members of the Internet community.
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The seven were first identified as countries of concern under the Obama administration, though Trump's order is much broader.
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The individuals are not suspects, but "were in area of concern and are being questioned," he said on Twitter.
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Each country has "bespoke issues of concern", says Heidi Larson of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Building codes in Mexico have improved since the 1985 quake, but are still an area of concern, he added.
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Well, the mood on the New York Stock Exchange floor pre-opening this morning was certainly one of concern.
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Its success drew immediate expressions of concern from Israeli officials and Jewish groups in Europe and the United States.
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Darroch also criticized Trump's foreign policy more generally, and cited the administration's stance on Iran as being of concern.
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"There's a significant level of concern among high net worth individuals about the security of their information," Spellacy said.
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That being said, the levels of inaccuracies reported by the complainants are clearly unacceptably high and worthy of concern.
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Even then, it may not agree to a deal out of concern that regulators would not approve it anyway.
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Ms. Herzer has said that she is fighting the court battle out of concern for Mr. Redstone's well-being.
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"I think there is a level of concern with every part of our game," Diamondbacks manager Chip Hale said.
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Beijing hosted the Games in 2008, and the city's infamous air pollution problem was a major topic of concern.
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Hayden Panettiere's romance with Brian Hickerson is a source of concern amongst her friends and family, sources tell PEOPLE.
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Broadly speaking, do you think there's a lack of concern for mothers' bodies and physical health in American society?
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Europeans fighting alongside jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq have become a major source of concern for European authorities.
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We have been working with the Virginia Attorney General's Office to address any areas of concern they may have.
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Massachusetts and ConnecticutBoston is safe from Hermine's winds, but Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and Nantucket are areas of concern.
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In an interview with the BBC, Akombe said she moved to New York out of concern for her safety.
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Russia, once the biggest consumer of kangaroo meat, has imposed an intermittent ban out of concern for food safety.
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Feinstein's office says the delay was out of concern for Ford's privacy — an effort that Ford's lawyer has praised.
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Voters do ask Cruz sometimes on the trail -- generally with a pang of concern -- if Cruz is truly eligible.
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We've not seen a drop off in applications but I think there is a lot of concern about it.
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New privacy regulations in Europe, known as GDPR, were a major point of concern for Facebook investors last week.
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The move into small business and exposure to consumer credit has been a cause of concern for some analysts.
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On the other hand, his advocacy of somewhat protectionist trade policy I think could be a matter of concern.
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But with the chorus of concern about white working-class voters, comparisons to the "New Democrat" moment are undeniable.
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"It's a matter of concern to me that he has such a close personal relationship with Vladimir Putin," Sen.
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That's a relatively new indication of concern that maybe they're missing that target over a longer period of time.
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"I don't know if it rises to the level of concern as far as confirmation is concerned," he said.
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"There's been a lot of concern in the transit industry about the impact of Uber and Lyft," he said.
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The U.S. currency's status as the chief reserve currency makes it the primary beneficiary of concern over trade conflicts.
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Service representatives are told to reach out to law enforcement for complaints that cross a certain threashold of concern.
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I'm calling to ask if [Your congressperson] has a statement or plan for dealing with [Specific topic of concern].
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It was "ridiculous" for India to cross the border on the pretext of concern over the road, he added.
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"We don't know how long it will continue, but there are no causes of concern for now," Okada said.
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They're staying mum in meetings out of concern that their comments could be leaked to the press by foes.
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The same day, Uber hired Ergo to investigate Meyer out of concern he posed a security risk to Kalanick.
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U.S. intelligence watching the exercises, out of concern for the possibility that Russia could be masking actual military movements.
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There are also early signs of concern that the Senate legislation would only hold members personally liable over harassment.
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Out of concern for his safety, court sketch artists are not allowed to depict his face in their work.
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The data indicates "a little bit of concern about how the Fed is going to normalize policy," Learner said.
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Also of concern is slowing Chinese demand for 4G telecom infrastructure over the next two years, industry watchers said.
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A lot of concern by countries in the region relative to the counterinsurgency and counterterrorism efforts going on there.
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But there was an undertone of concern sure to linger to Thursday's Game 3 in Houston, if not beyond.
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" Alabama 'not moving forward,' critic says Simelton told CNN the ad shows Ivey's "lack of concern for all Alabamians.
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While she streamed video in the aftermath of his shooting, dozens of friends on Facebook wrote messages of concern.
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He backs up his call with three areas of concern: a corporate earnings slowdown, economic weakness, and geopolitical uncertainty.
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That request was initially denied, out of concern that providing the documents could endanger the source and his associates.
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Activists say the apparent lack of concern gives politicians the cover they need for not tackling the issue adequately.
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"It shows a lack of concern for the community and the tax paying voters of El Paso," city Rep.
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"It's my hope that Boeing recognizes and shares my level of concern and urgency in this matter," Miller said.
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But progress is slow because of concern that President Donald Trump's administration may eventually scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
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Meanwhile, the central conflict — ostensibly, the aforementioned quest for the Iron Throne — is barely a matter of concern anymore.
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The Istanbul governor's office last week said the march had been called off out of concern for public order.
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Ladd Everitt, a spokesman for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, said that depiction was a source of concern.
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Massachusetts lawmakers didn't impose the ban on corporate speech out of concern for the integrity of their constituency's voice.
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Slow moving animals like sloths are also of concern, while larger animals like jaguars can often outrun the flames.
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Stay tuned to Business Insider, where we will be highlighting individual stories and issues of concern throughout the month.
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Seven GOP senators have announced opposition to the order, and 18 have expressed some level of concern over it.
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Travel agents have opposed similar legislation in the past out of concern it would be harder to compare prices.
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Fitch's tally of "top bonds of concern" climbed in January to $15.5 billion from $13.8 billion the prior month.
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The deaths of these four babies occurs in a climate of concern about declining birth rates in South Korea.
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White House officials were reluctant to speak about the probe, even anonymously, out of concern about possible legal pitfalls.
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Dozens of people have also recently shared similar stories on social media about their parents' utter lack of concern.
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Also of concern is the possibility that a single person would not get listened to or, worse, get steamrollered.
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While Venezuela is the latest issue of concern, Congress wants to send a message that Khashoggi hasn't been forgotten.
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It's also showed up repeatedly as one of the biggest areas of concern for the country for years now.
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But soon after, out of concern for the attendees' safety, police had to barricade them in the park's bandstand.
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Musk's erratic behavior has been a point of concern for investors, board members, and onlookers for a while now.
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"We have 10 miles of stone walls to maintain," he said, with a look of concern on his face.
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There is a lot of concern that they are going to Brexit in an economically destructive kind of way.
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USA Today's David Colton deems it "worthy of concern" on par with Donald Trump's total lack of financial disclosure.
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But officials see one area of concern: an uptick in reports of rapes toward the end of the year.
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Into this torrent of concern and anguish from his most ardent supporters, he offered what he always offers: hope.
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Yes, here I am, not the object of concern or pity that I will become later again, as before.
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Facebook, shortly after Microsoft's announcement, committed to paying its contingent workers who cannot work during this time of concern.
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The Atlanta business community strongly opposed those bills out of concern that they would harm the city's welcoming reputation.
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The lack of concern, however brief, about the fate of the world extends to how others might see them.
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"There are some issues that I don't think are dealbreakers but are of concern to my members," she said.
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In order to help, the Thanksgiving wine panel annually tries to eliminate wine selections from your areas of concern.
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"That's telling me there is a lot of concern we are headed toward a significant global slowdown," Hooper said.
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"But the ones in this case look pretty specific and well tailored to the conduct that is of concern."
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European dysfunction is "a major source of concern," said Peter Dixon, a global financial economist at Commerzbank in London.
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Workplaces and businesses are shutting down and sending workers home out of concern about the spread of the coronavirus.
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And try to find the seed of concern that is buried in the turf beneath this tug of war.
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The upcoming presidential election and the widening coronavirus outbreak are two areas of concern for club members, he said.
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Almost every day I'm asked about Zika and my level of concern seems to change with the news cycle.
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I hope not, in the House or here, but that would be a major source of concern for me.
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Don't you dare quiet down Trump's election is new, and so is an immediate reaction of concern and action.
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Nearly half of abused women stay in harmful relationships out of concern for the welfare of a beloved pet.
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Of concern was the company's guidance for sales in the quarter ending in March, which were below analyst expectations.
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Bulls are licking their chops over the potential resolution of several issues of concern to the markets this year.
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" "We train and equip for a chemical environment," the official said, adding it was a "moderate level of concern.
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The firm also advised individual companies, makers of flame retardants, compounds that are called "chemicals of concern," and pesticides.
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Underlying my own expressions of concern, however, is fidelity to the principle that public service is a public trust.
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The high rate of coronavirus cases among those tested was a point of concern for some infectious disease specialists.
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Gundlach also noted a drop in commercial and industrial loan growth as an area of concern for U.S. markets.
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Iran's missile program has become a growing source of concern in recent weeks, both in the US and Europe.
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Why their doings should be considered of concern to the educated, informed readers of your newspaper baffles me completely.
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The other measure of concern to us is business loan growth, the engine of investment and of job creation.
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When the Russian government offer came across his email, there doesn't seem to have been a flicker of concern.
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Fitch Ratings downgraded Hong Kong's credit this month out of concern over China's increasing role in the city's affairs.
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The tweets were becoming a growing topic of concern among Republicans, many of whom were urging him to stop.
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Administration officials said they doubted Trump would declassify the notice out of concern it would reveal sources and methods.
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On Monday, Germany published a new warning for Iraq, indicating areas of concern for overflying traffic, according to OPSGROUP.
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Even a number of Republicans expressed varying levels of concern and called for an accounting of what had happened.
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She cited the example of CVS, who stopped selling tobacco products in 2014 out of concern for public health.
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A lot of market volatility a lot of concern from investors and also governments as well about what's happening.
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Critics are skeptical the administration will take action against Iran, out of concern it could break the Iran deal.
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Workplace protections are a major source of concern for advocates of rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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He declined to identify the bank out of concern that publicity would cause the institution to terminate the relationship.
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The U.S. dollar's status as the chief reserve currency makes it the primary beneficiary of concern over trade conflicts.
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Of concern, the highest population reduction rate in Iowa's nonmetropolitan counties is among young adults ages 35 to 44.
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She asked that her son's school not be identified, out of concern that it might cause problems for him.
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One would imagine that would be of concern to Republican politicians on both sides of our long, straight border.
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The local municipality says it has no plans to increase security, and visitors themselves displayed few signs of concern.
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He asked that the minor teens be identified only by their first names, out of concern for their safety.
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Since they are forbidden to talk to the press, they requested anonymity out of concern for losing their jobs.
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She said she was nervous to ask the question out of concern for what her visiting family would say.
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" A WHO spokesperson said the agency "is mandated by the IHR to inform member states of issues of concern.
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For decades, state and federal agencies and private companies tested agricultural, health and environmental factors, finding nothing of concern.
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"International student recruitment professionals report a great deal of concern from students all over the globe," the study said.
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But the free-wheeling nature of Twitter is a major source of concern for the authoritarian regime, Coogle said.
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"There's a lot of concern whether there are enough registered DEA labs to satisfy the industry's needs," Hauser said.
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"Teachers have a broader comparison base to identify kids where there may be some kind of concern," Chacko says.
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Loans taken out in dollars are the main source of concern, since a falling lira makes them more expensive.
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That our president still thinks this way should be of concern to all of us, regardless of party affiliation.
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Have you ever felt reluctant to work with someone of the opposite sex out of concern for your position?
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At trial, the doctors testified that they cut off treatment out of concern that the liver growth might return.
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Democrats want access to the underlying evidence because of concern that Barr could withhold any incriminating information about Trump.
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How face recognition is being used in police surveillance of protests is one area of concern for the researchers.
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"An even greater cause of concern is the indifference of many to this kind of wrong," read the letter.
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That sparked a lot of concern that Apple's core engine may have — actually, most likely — has hit a saturation point.
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Ryan's performance of concern for DACA recipients is just a distraction from what the executive branch can do without him.
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And Twitter users who found themselves in similar situations as Parker continued praised Congleton's empathy and genuine display of concern.
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Countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia should be on the list of countries of concern, but they are not.
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In a private moment, Kathleen tells Link-as-Owen her worst opinions about his "wife" under the guise of concern.
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Comey has said he made the announcement alone because of concern that Justice Department leadership was seen as politically compromised.
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But any retreat from supporting Republicans is of concern to GOP strategists looking at uncertain 2020 House and Senate maps.
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The charges are considered a kind of validation after years of concern over the electronics giant's approach to organized labor.
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Maldonado was never a patient of concern, but eventually Martin stopped prescribing prescription stimulants altogether in favor of alternative methods.
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But we are pleased with the questions being asked and the high degree of concern about the impact on consumers.
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In interviews, sources said they are only voicing opinions in private meetings, out of concern about a White House backlash.
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A phone antenna outside the couple's Gramercy townhouse was a particular source of concern to her, the former executive said.
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There is an assortment of concern pointing toward tougher times ahead: The developments come against an otherwise positive economic backdrop.
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"The fact that there was a backhoe manned by Amtrak personnel -- that's an even higher level of concern," he said.
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Despite this, average fiber intake hasn't budged over the last decade, and fiber continues to be a nutrient of concern.
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He also said while credit spreads have widened "modestly," he sees "no sign at all of concern" in the market.
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"One member said the weakness in the consumption recovery since last summer was a cause of concern," the minutes showed.
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But the meeting between the Turkish and Russian presidents also touched on another subject of concern to Turkey's NATO allies.
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At the end of the election, there was a lot of concern about the Russians' efforts to influence our elections.
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Two female partners at KPMG, an accountancy group, recently left out of concern at the behaviour of a male colleague.
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Certainly one of the topics of concern at Startup Turkey was the sudden closure of Fresh Direct-like service TazeDirekt.
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Mr Trudeau: Irregular migration is indeed something that is of concern in our political—and in citizens'—minds right now.
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According to a Barrons report, one of the big sources of concern for analysts was the company's gross profit margin.
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In the meantime, they will shore up the area of concern to relieve the load while seeking a permanent solution.
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Lieberman is a frontrunner to head the FBI and his relationship with the firm has been a point of concern.
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IBM has a big voice, no question, but let's be sure to pay attention to the rising chorus of concern.
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It comes down to basic psychological biases that make it hard to maintain a consistent level of concern and attention.
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The security questions are a matter of concern and would be the subject of an investigation, said the aviation official.
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Tiangong-21's fall has caused a lot of concern because China no longer has control of the space station.
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Duterte was infuriated by expressions of concern by former President Barack Obama's administration about drug-war killings in the Philippines.
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This is what the consumer side of facial recognition technology is doing: making it seem banal and unworthy of concern.
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But as pretty as the show was, it also led to quite a bit of concern in nearby Los Angeles.
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Vanguard has created a team to raise issues of concern with companies and to direct its votes on shareholder proposals.
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So, would you consider that a form of concern or potentially even something that might suggest that there was collusion?
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The dollar's status as the chief reserve currency makes the U.S. currency the primary beneficiary of concern over trade conflicts.
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Wozniak told USA Today on Sunday that he's leaving Facebook out of concern for its treatment of data and privacy.
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