MM: I'm always worried...I'm always worried about setbacks, I'm always worried about risk.
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"So I'm worried about the economics, I'm worried about the health, and I'm worried about global complacency."
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I was worried I was doing everything wrong, I was worried people were looking at me, and I was worried I was spending too much energy being worried.
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He's really worried, or she is really worried, his mother is really worried about the future of his children.
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They become worried about the fact that they are worried.
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They're worried about the Mexicans, I'm worried about the robots.
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I'm not worried, I'm not that worried about markets right you.
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I'm really worried about it, I'm just really worried about it.
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One source -- who is a presidential ally -- is worried, really worried.
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Fundamentalists are worried, and worried people make outlandish attacks like Erickson's.
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Lijana was worried about her brother because he was worried about her.
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And I'll tell you what I'm worried about — I'm worried about money.
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More than 24 percent said they were very worried or somewhat worried.
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I was worried this was coming I was worried this was coming.
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And should ordinary investors be worried that Wall Street is not worried?
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"They're hurting, they're worried, they're worried about mom and dad," she said.
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I'm not worried about our health but very worried about broader community.
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They are worried about themselves just as you are worried about yourselves.
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Overall, 26% said they weren't too worried or weren't worried at all.
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"The Queen wanted to talk to me about it because she was so worried, she was so, you know, worried about — worried about Diana," Herbert said.
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Worried Neighbor Worried Neighbor: Financial exploitation is a growing problem for elder Americans.
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Maybe they should have worried about it then what they're worried about now.
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Max Minghella (actor, "Nick"): I get worried when I'm not worried, you know?
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Meanwhile, 393% said they are not too worried or not at all worried.
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"I'm worried and have been worried that that's just too late," he said.
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"She was worried about me, and I was worried about her," he said.
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"I'm not worried about the police, I'm worried about the people," Shehab said.
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Not worried like you'd eat the entire bread basket without noticing — really worried.
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You're worried about being accused of monstrous acts; she's worried about staying alive.
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I'm not worried about any — No, I'm just — Oh, you're worried about time?
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Worried about who will win the White House, worried about what this election will do to consumer confidence, and worried about its potential impact on foreign tourism.
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So, I don&apost look at this like I&aposm not worried about airport security as much as I&aposm worried... KENNEDY: Not worried about a copycat.
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Look, if they are worried about Russia, they should be worried about themselves more.
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Many people are worried or are trying to decide if they should be worried.
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I'm not worried about the views right now I'm just worried about getting content.
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Three percent are "very worried" about such interactions, while 48 percent are "worried" instead.
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Well I'm worried because even the intelligence officials in the Trump administration are worried.
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I was worried about my mother, who was so worried herself that she'd cry.
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A quarter are not too worried, and just 22017 percent are not at all worried.
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People are worried about growth and to hear the Fed isn't (worried) concerns the market.
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The politicians are worried about votes and the corporate leaders are worried about losing customers.
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"I'm worried about healthcare, I'm worried about education, war, my children and grandchildren," she says.
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Thirty-six percent are moderately worried, and 16 percent are extremely worried, the poll finds.
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By comparison, 22020 percent said they are not too worried or not worried at all.
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We were worried about crashing the economy, and we were worried about scoring political points.
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INVESTORS WORRIED Investors are worried about the impact on travel, tourism and broader economic activity.
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Men who weren't normally worried about how they smelled were absolutely worried about losing their jobs.
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Worried Worried: You should assume that — no matter what — your friend will not see the light.
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People who are sick are especially concerned, with 66 percent worried and 49 percent very worried.
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The employees said he was less worried about corporate process and more worried about their product.
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He was worried that the case was stalled, and was worried that justice would not come.
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They're not going to spending if they're worried about their job or worried about getting paid.
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"I'm not worried about the campaigns — I'm worried about you guys [in the media]," he said.
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"You know, maybe I should be worried but I'm not that worried about it," he replies.
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"We are preoccupied by the situation in Lebanon... we are worried about its stability, we are worried about its integrity, we are worried about non-interference," Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
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Fifty-seven percent of teens surveyed said they are worried about school shootings at their school, with 220006 percent saying they are somewhat worried and 2202 percent saying they are very worried.
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You're worried about health, and you're worried about your job, and you're worried about economics, and you're dealing with personal issues, and darling with family issues, and it's all happening at once.
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If you ask me if I'm worried, I'm worried but I'm a bit more of an optimist.
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AREU: Yes, I am worried the Canadians, I am worried about the terrorists that come from Canada.
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I'm heartbroken and worried — worried about my family and friends who are working class and cash poor.
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I'm not worried, but if I was considering moving home, I would be really worried about it.
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"I wasn't worried about aging at 16, and I'm not worried about it at 47," she said.
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"People are worried about growth and to hear the Fed isn't (worried) concerns the market," he said.
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"I'm just so worried about -- I'm just so worried about my friend," he said, his voice breaking.
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"Everybody is worried about pitch-tipping, and everybody's worried about stealing signs across the league," Hinch said.
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"I'm not worried about kids using VR. I'm worried about kids using any media uncontrolled," he said.
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The strats worried about being dumbed down, employees say, while the I.T. engineers worried about being marginalized.
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They're worried about health care, diabetes, cancer, and they're worried about how to pay for kids' college.
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An economist, Mr. Paulsen is worried about stocks because he is worried about the economy, he said.
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"Everybody is worried about pitch tipping and everybody's worried about stealing signs across the league," Hinch said.
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Salinger wasn't worried that Esmé wouldn't like a film about her; he was worried that he wouldn't.
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She isn't particularly worried until she has searched her entire purse twice, and then she is worried.
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Now, I understand that anytime there is transition in industry, shareholders are worried and sometimes over worried.
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Are you worried about unleashing a dangerous cycle that a lot of the press are worried about?
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Held one night during the week after Christmas, the Douglasville meeting attracted about 80 people: worried retirees, worried office workers, worried teachers and parents, and a worried 21-year-old in a heavy metal T-shirt, Chris Wallace, who said he felt particularly exposed in crowded public places.
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So there might be a political movement where people are angry at the tech companies or are worried about concentration or worried about different issues and worried that they're not being handled well.
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You can talk about risks to the downside, but I think expanding on that and just how worried they are — a little worried or very worried— you can't get that in the statement.
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It makes sense that this generation of children is worried the way we were worried in the 1980s.
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And I&aposm worried that they&aposre worried, the left that we&aposre going to get to that.
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We are worried about [that], but we are also testing things even when we are worried about them.
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That's why we are getting more worried and more worried about the situation, because they're not scared anymore.
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These Americans are worried about Hillary Clinton as much as the people around me are worried about Trump.
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People are worried, but they are just as worried about what is going on in the wider world.
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He's worried about Russian airstrikes and worried that civilians will, as they usually do, pay the highest price.
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"That's why I'd rather take the 405, I be worried 'bout my daughter, I be worried about Kim, but Saint is baby 'Ye, I ain't worried about him," West raps on the new track.
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"I'm never worried about the number of violations; I'm worried about the quality of the violations," Kramer tells CNBC.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I mean they-- JOE KERNEN: Some people are worried— WARREN BUFFETT: People— JOE KERNEN: Are genuinely worried.
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" Others, she said, "comment that 'Kids shouldn't be worried about this, they should be worried about graduating, prom, etc.
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If it went wrong, and you look at it now, and everyone is worried about this, worried about this.
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And they are increasingly worried about the flip side: false negatives that reassure consumers who actually should be worried.
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They're worried about leaks or whatever they're worried about in the Trump White House, lots of things, I'm sure.
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While Kailee said she's not worried about her own health, she's worried about the older passengers on the ship.
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When you ask me if I'm worried or not, I am worried, but not because we might not win.
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And while I'm worried about our 5G infrastructure built using Chinese hardware, I'm not worried about our subway cars.
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Just 34 percent of those polled on Zika were worried that someone in their family would be affected by the virus, versus 65 percent who were not worried; the comparable figures on Ebola showed 45 percent worried someone in their family would get sick from Ebola, versus 54 percent who were not worried.
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If you're worried about the world being on fire, you're worried about how we're going to use our military, you're worried about strengthening our military and you're worried most of all about keeping your homes and your families safe and secure, you cannot give Hillary Clinton a third term of Barack Obama's leadership.
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"I sit here partly worried for what that means for Nazanin, partly worried what that means for my in-laws, sat in their ordinary living room in Tehran, where they&aposre all really worried," he said.
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He's worried about fake news, he's worried about kind of the cyber hate, so he gave us the seed capital.
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About 2512 in 23 say they are worried about a major war, while 21.4 percent say they are not worried.
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"We're not worried about where the Uber IPO prices, we're worried about where the stock opens after that," he said.
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I'm not so worried about companies censoring Nazis, but I am worried about the implications it has for everyone else.
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"But I'm not worried about the future of public confidence because I'm not worried about the future of aviation safety."
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I am going to be worried that I am doing everything little thing right and worried I'm doing everything wrong.
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"They are worried about still having work, and they are worried about providing for their families back home," she said.
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Of course you're worried about getting hurt and you're worried about hurting someone else, but you're getting rid of that.
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Eighty-six percent are "very worried" or "worried" about officers' well-being, according to a Politico Magazine survey published Monday.
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"Turns out President Trump isn't just worried about illegal aliens, he's worried about real aliens too," Noah said on Wednesday.
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And, to borrow a phrase, when it comes to anti-Semitism, if Abe Foxman is not worried, I'm not worried.
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What we tend to do is say, "I'm also worried about that but," which means I'm not worried about that.
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Lots of those same folks are worried have been worried since Trump's election about what Trumpcare will mean for them.
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What are you worried about when you think about those inclusions, and what should the broader public be worried about?
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"I am worried, there are former pages that are showing worry, there are Republican senators that are worried — we're all worried about this nightmare of a person that could come to the United States senate," he said.
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"In a lot of cases, what you're seeing is organizations where the CMO is really just buying and making ads, not worried about technology, not worried about the experience, not worried about conversions — that's over," Weisman said.
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Antitrust watchdogs aren't just worried about how Google places ads on websites; they're worried about how it sells that ad space.
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So, I would not be worried about investing in Boeing long term, but I'd be worried about trading Boeing short term.
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Your employees are not only worried about their jobs; they are rightly worried about what direction our foreign policy is heading.
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"Anyone worried about U.S. recession should be less worried about that now," said Luke Bartholomew, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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"All the things you're worried about are probably being worried about by many, many other people right this second," she writes.
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James never worried about developing an opioid addiction, "because I was getting them from a doctor," he said, but Aubrey worried.
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Are you less worried or more worried than you were ten years, 20 years ago, 40 years ago, about that situation?
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"There are all these people out there worried about the tree, but they're not worried about him, the human," she said.
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I am not worried about losing my femininity to breast cancer surgery; I'm worried about losing my future to the disease.
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Financial markets worried their debts would spiral out of control — and the more they worried, the higher Italian interest rates got.
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Sixty-six percent are worried that the U.S. will become engrossed in another major war, while 33 percent are not worried.
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Lincoln had little sympathy for farmers worried about mechanization, and he would have little sympathy for factory works worried about automation.
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Is Logan (Brian Cox) really worried about Kendall during the shooting, or is he only worried because Kendall has his pills?
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Three-quarters of Latino teens said they were worried, and 60 percent of black teens surveyed were worried about the possibility.
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"I was worried, a little bit, that it wasn't the traditional way … I worried that it was a cult," he said.
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Ryan isn't worried about protestors getting beaten up at rallies, and Ryan isn't worried that a leading presidential candidate lies constantly.
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Are you still worried about the power that Google ... At the time we'd talked a couple years ago, you were worried about the power that Google and Facebook were assembling in AI, and you were worried about AI itself.
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Curious, if they&aposre so worried about Russian hacking, they didn&apost seem all that worried about hacking into Hillary&aposs emails?
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I'm not more worried than I was when I raised alarm bells a few weeks ago, but I'm definitely not less worried.
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According to Wired, Facebook executives weren't primarily worried about the bad publicity, they were worried about drawing scrutiny from the federal government.
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"They're worried about losing their jobs; they're worried about what their kids are doing," Bloomberg told CNBC at a BTIG Charity event.
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B. is worried about leaving the soup in the car, but since it's freezing outside, I'm not worried that it'll go bad.
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Some in the conservation community are worried that the president's comments will polarize the discussion around shark conservation, but Watson isn't worried.
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I know you&aposre from the Central Valley and you&aposre worried about the farmers and worried about those workers coming in.
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I am worried about near-term issues: chemicals, some housing, worried about lending, some of the basic building blocks of semis, railroads.
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The professionals also said they are worried about corporate leverage, with a record 48% saying they are worried about company balance sheets.
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"When you build projects like this, you're not worried about the next 36 months — you're really worried about 20 years," Shear said.
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Demonstrators complained that Macron was worried about the end of the world, while they were worried about the end of the month.
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"People know her," Reeher continued, "and he is obviously worried about it and worried he'll lose a significant chunk of the left."
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" Occidental Petroleum: "I think it can bounce, but I'm worried about that balance sheet and I'm worried about the price of oil.
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Maybe McCarthyism got Americans worried about the state of debate, worried enough to insist that politicians talk to one another on television.
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Roughly a third said they are concerned to a degree, but most said they are not really worried or not worried at all.
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If Nadia was worried about Oatmeal before, now, she's worried about both Oatmeal and this nameless, faceless friend who's having a tough night.
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"You guys are worried for me but there's no reason to be worried for me," she said in the video from July 15.
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"I'm less worried about a retaliatory attack and more worried about them learning from our attacks and making them their own," said Cutler.
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Nearly two-thirds of Democratic "insiders" surveyed by the Politico Caucus said they were "somewhat worried" or "very worried" about unifying the party.
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Her friend might have been scared and upset, worried about what this means, worried it's her fault or her parents don't love her.
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Graduating seniors worried about not being able to submit their college applications on time, while us underclassmen worried about our futures being derailed.
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And that'll be manageable-- SARA EISEN: You're not worried about it coming on fast and-- STANLEY FISCHER: I'm not worried about it now.
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"I'm not [worried] because I know what I did and I'm not worried about it," Trump Jr. told ABC News at the time.
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I wasn't worried about the suitcase though—I was worried about how obvious it was that I was carrying them on my body.
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Gallup's poll, conducted between March 3 and 13, found that only 373% of Republicans were "very worried" or "somewhat worried" about the virus.
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This may sound like a peculiar style of helicopter parenting, but Lehtonen was not worried about his children — he was worried about himself.
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If the Republicans are so worried about the cost of entitlements, they should have also worried about the cost of our debt service.
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Twenty-six percent of the respondents said they are either not too worried or not at all worried about an invasion of privacy.
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This is why I suspect that even the more cautious news outlets are more "worried" about printing or airing "shithole" than truly worried.
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From a transcript of the audio recording obtained by the Verge:So there might be a political movement where people are angry at the tech companies or are worried about concentration or worried about different issues and worried that they're not being handled well.
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THERE'S STILL LIQUIDITY IN THE SYSTEM I'M NOT WORRIED THAT THE SYSTEM DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH LIQUIDITY IN IT I'M WORRIED THAT THE OTHER SIDE.
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While the vast majority of Democrats and Democratic-leaning Americans say they are worried (5123 percent), Republicans and Republican-leaners are much less worried.
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The husband is worried the wife might bring somebody, and the wife is worried the husband might bring somebody, and the situation might escalate.
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But, the same survey found that less than a quarter (23 percent) of people were "worried" or "very worried" automation would affect them personally.
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Republican voters expressed deep worries about both the economy (three-quarters were very worried) and the threat of terrorism (6-in-10 very worried).
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At best, they're worried someone will be offended or label them "racist"; at worst, they're worried they'll be the victims of vandalism or violence.
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If the FAA isn't worried about how Haughwout is flying, it must be worried about the fact that there are weapons on the drones.
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"I'm not [worried] because I know what I did and I'm not worried about it," Trump Jr. said in an interview with ABC News.
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"If we were worried yesterday, we are even more worried today," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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Worried Relative Worried Relative: Many people don't allow smoking of any kind inside their house, so that is one boundary you can easily establish.
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The bond market doesn't seem worried about the tax bill, just as it wasn't worried about the deficit increases early in the Obama administration.
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HE'S JUST SURPRISED EVERYBODY, AND TRUMP HAS TIED INTO A FEELING ACROSS THIS COUNTRY THAT THEIR FUTURE ISN'T AS GOOD AS THEY WANT IT TO BE. THEY'RE WORRIED ABOUT LOSING THEIR JOBS, THEY'RE WORRIED ABOUT WHAT THEIR KIDS ARE DOING, THEY'RE WORRIED ABOUT THE DIRECTION.
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These workers know they're essential for that person's care, but they're also worried about their own health, they're worried about the health of the person they're working with and what they might expose them to, and they're worried about coming home to their own families.
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Obama's outgoing energy secretary isn't worried about Rick Perry taking over Obama's outgoing energy secretary isn't worried about Rick Perry taking over Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz isn't worried about Rick Perry, Trump's nominee to run the Department of Energy and the former governor of Texas.
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Most commonly, they were worried about their size (613%) and shape (261%), with almost a third (268%) also worried about the colour of their vulva.
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If central banks are not worried about letting inflation rip when they loosen policy, they are distinctly worried about what might happen if they didn't.
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"They're worried about immigrants coming in and taking their jobs, they're worried about social expenditures for the immigrants when they've got tight budgets," he said.
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Sincerely,Worried Friend Dear Worried,This is one of those situations in which the answer is so simple, and the execution is so damn complicated.
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And I'm worried about that slowing us down — and I'm also worried about it being a disincentive for our investigators to do it at all.
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"I'm not so worried about them beating me, I'm worried about myself beating myself, that's the biggest thing," Day told a news conference on Monday.
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I am not very worried about the short-term business issues, I'm much more worried about the future and what this means for future generations.
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He&aposs not as worried as the normal defense lawyer would be worried about saying things that could be used against his client in court.
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Some of his friends worried for him -- worried that he was jettisoning his career and, in the case of some who opposed Trump, his integrity.
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That fell to less than one-third of investors surveyed this quarter, with 2000% worried about the Fed and 2205% worried about the yield curve.
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"He shrugged off the concern that his ads could further damage democracy, saying: "I'm worried about fighting fire with fire, I'm worried about the policy.
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Vinay Patel is not just worried about his nine hotels that are still open, he's also worried about the four hotels he has under construction.
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They're worried about AI. They're worried about the ... Uber, of course, put a big black stain on Silicon Valley for a while, or maybe not.
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The answers were then used to classify respondents into six groups, from dismissive, or least worried about climate change, to alarmed, for those most worried.
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More than one in three Americans reported being very worried or somewhat worried that they or a family member will be exposed to the virus.
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"The market is worried, and particularly overseas investors are very worried, that the UK economy is going to take a very nasty knock," said James.
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So we're less worried about the potential there, and more worried about how do we actually deal with those four issues, in an appropriate, balanced way.
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Two-thirds of Americans say they are "very worried" or "somewhat worried" about being able to afford unexpected medical bills, a previous Kaiser poll has shown.
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While my friends were worried about how much homework they had, I was worried about fighting for my life — because that's what I had to do.
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"You have to ask yourself, are you worried about an initial reaction, or are you worried about a macro experience?" said Harberts, who is openly gay.
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When it comes to Rent, she doesn't seem at all worried about the singing aspects, and is instead more worried about the costume changes between scenes.
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"We're worried about trade tensions, we're worried about the fact that many many lower income countries have now gone into a level of indebtedness," he said.
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For every H-1B holder worried about what will happen if Trump slashes the program, there's another worker worried about what will happen if he doesn't.
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But Congress has been hesitant to take it up, with Republicans worried it would be too restrictive and some Democrats worried it wouldn't be restrictive enough.
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If the purpose of this tour was to stop Europe from being worried about Facebook, the exact opposite has occurred: Facebook should be worried about Europe.
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At that moment, were you worried about the future of your career or were you just worried about your body and how serious the damage was?
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Military and cybersecurity agencies worried that weakening security would create new problems, and commerce officials worried about quashing innovation and making American tech products less competitive.
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Aaron Levie isn't worried about his company, Box, being regulated — but he is worried about what happens if the government has to do something about Facebook.
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So if you're worried about energy use in the houses in your street, you should be worried about it in the fridges in your university too.
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" So the thing that got me worried was that I talked to some people who weren't worried, and I said, "All right, what would scare you?
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When asked how worried they are that the United States will become engaged in a major war in the next four years, 76 percent of an early July national sample of 5,347 adults polled responded that they were "very worried" or "somewhat worried," NBC News reported.
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Cramer is worried that others do not seem to be as worried as they should be, as there are many events occurring that aren't good for stocks.
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"All of the things that we've been worried about, the market's been worried about all year, are now starting to come to the fore," he said Tuesday.
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Intel is worried about water availability for chip production, while reinsurance giants have long worried that extreme weather events from climate change could threaten their bottom line.
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In previous years, the only excuse for holding off on downloading was because you were either worried about bugs or worried about slowing down an older device.
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That's less than the share saying that they were worried about contracting the Ebola virus in fall of 2014 (27% were at least somewhat worried about that).
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"Over four years ago when I was working with groups of asylum seekers, they were worried it marked them out and were worried about attacks," she said.
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That's great because it teaches you what to do, and you learn what you should be worried about—or not worried about—and how to protect yourself.
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Her mother had worried that her daughter might be hit by a car; now, she was worried her daughter might be a victim of an unwanted advance.
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And Iranian officials won't be focused on mischief making if they are worried about protecting their assets; their kids, wives, and close associates will be worried, too.
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However, there are at least two more reasons — deeper and more structural — why we should all be worried, very worried, about what just happened in South Asia.
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Fear of a robot invasion is the obverse of fear of an immigrant invasion, a partisan coin: heads, you're worried about robots; tails, you're worried about immigrants.
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"When a candidate's being attacked, obviously someone's worried about you, so obviously Senator Cruz is worried about my candidacy," Rubio told reporters in Muscatine, Iowa, on Friday.
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I've seen her holding the hands of mothers worried about how they will feed their kids, worried about how they will get them the healthcare they need.
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You take to heart Margaret Atwood's famous saying that men are worried that women will laugh at them while women are worried that men will kill them.
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Some bears just don't seem to care — they are just not worried by people, not worried by snow machines or all-terrain vehicles or trucks going by.
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When presented with that data, just over ten percent of survey respondents responded that they were "very worried" or "extremely worried" about losing their job to automation.
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Some Xbox One players worried it signaled a move away from console game development, while PC players worried the move would somehow "dumb down" their own experience.
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Those worried about not dealing with a human during their lunch buying routine should be more worried about when this tech becomes better and then, inevitably, ubiquitous.
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Trump's victory has Baltic countries even more worried about a Russian invasion Trump's victory has Baltic countries even more worried about a Russian invasion Estonia's Defense Minister was worried about the threat Russia poses to its relatively tiny Baltic neighbor long before Donald Trump became America's president-elect.
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If the Fed is worried about growth and not worried about sticky inflation, they could stop tightening before they should, and the bond market does it for them.
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What do you say to our viewers at home who are worried about some of your views and worried about you becoming the leader of the free world?
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A plurality, 213 percent, are very worried about the United States' becoming engaged in a major war in the next four years, while 219 percent are somewhat worried.
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"There's still a lot of folks out there who are really starting to get worried – worried that this fight against Donald Trump might not be winnable," she said.
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The President-elect wasn't just worried about a collective lack of ambition and drive; he was worried that said ambition and drive began and ended on the couch.
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"I'm very worried that our president is suggesting the former president has done something illegal," Graham said at a town hall in Clemson, S.C. "I'm very worried…" Sen.
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"I'm not worried," Snowden said Tuesday in an interview with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who asked if he is worried a Trump presidency could lead to his imprisonment.
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"People kept calling for an appointment, saying they want to make sure their birth control is set, worried about losing insurance coverage, worried about the future," she said.
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Critics of free trade should be less worried about forfeiting U.S. sovereignty and be more worried about throwing away an opportunity to promote America's regulatory and geopolitical influence.
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I'm worried about what may happen outside polling places on Election Day, and I'm even more worried about the longterm confidence in the legitimacy of our representative democracy.
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If my worries are X and my conservative friends are worried about Y, we're both still worried, and we both still need something that can stand in metaphorically.
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So there are people who are worried about rolling things back too far, and there are people who are worried they aren't going to roll things back enough.
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"I'd be less worried about my shopping and more worried about maybe the touch screen when you're punching in your codes for the ATM or whatever," he said.
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But some medical experts have worried about false positive results leading to a wave of worried patients who do not, in fact, have a problem with their heart.
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"Quite honestly, drivers in Chicago are not worried about Elon Musk's plan; they're worried about making their lease this week, " said Tracey Abman of local union AFSCME 31.
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Monmouth found that 23% of Americans are very worried and 30% are somewhat worried about government monitoring and invasion of privacy, and that concern cuts across partisan lines.
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Worried Worried: Either (or both) of your theories could be correct, which is why the person who was assaulted should speak her truth about what happened that night.
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In Gallup polls, the number of Americans "very worried" or "somewhat worried" about such attacks generally hovers between 30 and 50 percent, with understandable spikes after new attacks.
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Sixty-four percent of the teachers surveyed said they were either "not too worried" or "not worried at all" about the possibility of becoming a school shooting victim.
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But in the Netherlands, some voters aren't just worried about meddling from the Kremlin — they're also worried about the influence of American money in their upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Frankly, we're worried about the monarch's health, too (but not that worried, because a quick Wiki search tells us he's still got a good five years left to live).
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"We are worried that there is arrogance in telling people that they should be worried, but to stay bullish for now," Morgan Stanley said in a note dated Tuesday.
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While getting ready, I was worried about what to wear and how to act, and pretty worried that one of the activists would recognize me from attending counter-protests.
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If you were worried that the events of the season 2 finale would place Josh in dangerous territory — well, it turns out that you're absolutely right to be worried.
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"Somebody asked me if I was worried about the turnout of the election and I said, 'No, I'm worried about a write-in vote for her,' " he said jokingly.
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" Thomas, a former Sun, said he didn't "want to get into" any possible disrespect for the game, but added, "We're worried about the playoffs, they're worried about the lottery.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: But if you back up more to what-- people are worried about, and they're worried about, you know, depositers' money being used to do trading and stuff.
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But as a director, as someone behind the camera, I am worried about every single character, and I am also worried about all of the furniture, and the setting.
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UK universities are worried that Brexit will destroy diversity UK universities are worried that Brexit will destroy diversity Foreign students in the UK may soon feel the Brexit burn.
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What do you say to our viewers at home who are worried about some of your views and are worried about you becoming the leader of the free world?
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If we're worried about foreign influence, for the very same reason we should be worried about whether government officials abuse their power and put their thumb on the scale.
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Now, I have to be worried about what's in space, I have to worry about the space to ground, and I have to be worried about my processing facilities.
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"We are worried and we should be worried," Thomas Matussek, senior adviser at Flint Global and a former German ambassador to the Britain and the United Nations, told Reuters.
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Britain worried about the growing economic power of Germany and entered a naval race; Germany worried about the growing power of Russia and wanted a war sooner rather than later.
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"We'd spent our lives worried about the same problems that worried everybody, and on top of that we had gained a certain degree of popularity and public trust," Pereverzev said.
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American CEOs are worried — so worried, in fact, that their spending is slumping at the fastest rate in a decade, according to a new report from analysts at Goldman Sachs.
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"I thought my mom was going to be worried, and when she gets worried, she starts to get a little angry," he told CNN, as Lovell laughed in the background.
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The Internet is the perfect vehicle for exploring what people are really worried about and how they really feel, rather than what they say they are worried about or feel.
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I wasnt so worried about him when all this started on sat because i expected to find him right off over time i got more and more scared and worried.
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So, I wasn't worried about what the Mint would say about my risk for dementia, but I was worried it would reveal that I was much smellier than I suspected.
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They're worried that tax cuts will increase the deficit But while majorities back tax cuts for small businesses and the middle class, there's one thing they're worried about: budget deficits.
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"I am less worried about machine learning, I am less worried about artificial intelligence or the blockchain," Cutts said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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Gillespie also said 'the worried well' shouldn't flock to ERsGillespie has seen what happens when the "worried well" (people who are not sick but overcome with concern) flock to ERs.
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A diabetic worried about her insulin, she and her husband have been staying with her son's mother-in-law, but she is worried about the possibility of a lengthy outage.
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The report said that HHS was worried that drug makers could sue and win to block it and that the agency was worried about other states following the same strategy.
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At the time we'd talked a couple years ago, you were worried about the power that Google and Facebook were assembling in AI, and you were worried about AI itself.
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If you're worried more about your lifestyle and what's going to happen there, then I would say be more worried about the marketing, the, you know, what does Apple know?
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Ken Langone, billionaire businessman and philanthropist, offered a message of calm for investors worried about the economic impact of the coronavirus and all Americans worried about the potential of being infected.
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They're worried about losing "control" in a slightly different sense — worried that any "reward" for illegal behavior will incentivize a new wave of unauthorized migration to take advantage of potential rewards.
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"If we're worried about foreign influence, for the very same reason we should be worried about whether government officials abuse their power and put their thumb on the scale," he said.
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But some lawmakers said privately they are worried this sparring match with McConnell is no longer viable, worried about the political ramifications of dragging it out into the Democratic presidential primaries.
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" Asked whether Tester's campaign was worried that the Green Party nominee would siphon votes away from the incumbent, spokesman Chris Meagher said in an email: "No, we're not worried about it.
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But Congress has been hesitant to take it up, with Republicans worried the language would be too restrictive and some Democrats worried it could be too broad and expand the mission.
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You've got the psychological part where you're worried about not getting paid, or you're worried about your coworkers who can't buy gas to get to work or insulin for their children.
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Worried & saddened to hear about injuries & loss of life.
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Still, Gelfond told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " he isn't worried.
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The voice had been low, worried — Ando's, yet not.
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But it hasn't returned yet — and I'm getting worried.
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She's worried about affording gas & meals for her family.
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I've been a little sad , worried and pissed off.
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" Or, "Hey, we're a little worried about your cholesterol.
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Maybe my bicycle – look, I'm not worried about it.
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" YOU SAY: "Yeah, I'm really worried about terrorism, too.
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"'I was worried you might say that,' " he said.
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Other Gossip • Laoghaire's presence leaves me worried for Claire.
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" She sighed and then said, "I'm worried about accidents.
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" – McConnell "I'm worried about what the end game is.
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" Another voter worried that "our Republic is at stake.
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As for his legal trouble ... Cuba didn't seem worried.
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But they're wrong — the president should be very worried.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Worried about someone hacking the next election?
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I'm not worried -- unlike 73, anticipated the financial crisis.
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So that's ... I'm a little bit worried about that.
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" In November, Beck worried, "I really like Ben Carson.
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Even if they were not personally affected by the economic downturn, Mr. Sanders's supporters worried about the growing inequality in wealth and income; Mr. Trump's worried about terrorists coming across the border.
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Hollie: I'd say I'm worried about all those things and I'm worried that citizens in turn will become so disaffected that they stay home and they don't engage in their civic lives.
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"They're very worried that what's being promoted is a speech of hate and divisiveness, that it's hurtful to everyone, and they're very worried about what are the consequences of that," said Lee.
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In the suburbs, people are worried about the costs of their prescription drugs; in the rural areas people are worried about the costs of their prescription drugs and the closing of hospitals.
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Strauss seems worried about Musk's loneliness, but does not seem worried that he is getting a little offtrack in his profile of a billionaire who wants to send human beings to Mars.
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But if history is any guide, Haley should be less worried about killing it Tuesday night and more worried about dodging the " rebuttal curse" that's fucked with the careers of previous politicians.
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People are very worried about their social security systems and the sustainability of their pension systems, and if you ask young people, they like to save because they're worried about the future.
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Yes. This 8-year-old is worried about the end of the world (hence the episode title), while her parents are worried about the end of their American Express Black Card membership.
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" However, in April, sources close to the Jackson family told The Post that they were still worried about her well-being, to which she responded, "If you're worried about me, call me.
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The language agreed to then was meant to create what officials called a "big tent," attractive to policymakers worried about high inflation and those worried about high unemployment, allowing for a consensus.
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The longer he stayed in office, in other words, the less the public worried that liberals were out of control and the more they worried that traditional liberal priorities were being neglected.
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Worried Worried: Overall, your judgment (your children are wonderful/his are awful) reveals a lack of empathy toward a set of young people who may be hurting, lashing out or perennially angry.
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"Investors are increasingly worried about the U.S. economy, and they are worried that a strong yen will eat into Japanese exporters' earnings," said Yoshinori Shigemi, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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You're not worried about advertising, you're worried explicitly about serving a base and you can sort of grade yourself yearly on whether that base comes back to you and gives you money.
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"If people are worried about the Fed, the market's up this week so they can't be too worried," Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, said as the afternoon selling began.
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Nowadays, for those "worried" about my health, I link them to a cash app where they can donate money to fund my gym memberships, medical appointments, and groceries (if they're so damn worried).
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"The market is much more worried about the curve than the rate level...bank stocks are basically a proxy for whatever equity investors are most worried about in the bond market," Wang said.
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And in discussions of this I am seeing on the air, it&aposs like oh this is fascinating, oh this guy was worried about corruption, this woman was worried about corruption, whistle blower.
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Now I like that song in theory, it means a lot to me because I wrote it, but I'm always worried to play it because I'm worried I'm going to bore the audience.
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But after Amazon ended free shipping for Prime customers in some remote parts of Canada in 2015, many Iqalummiut are worried worried Amazon would cut off their regions from free Prime shipping, too.
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Trump was worried that the GOP base wasn't as fired up as the Democratic one -- and, rightly, was worried that such a passion disparity could lead to major losses in the 2018 election.
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Sure, Orange gets you Disney and ESPN, but if you're worried about kids' content, Blue makes up for it with Nick Jr. If you're worried about sports content, Blue includes four sports channels.
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More important, the decision suggests that the Broncos are worried about their own history in the Super Bowl — which is not great — just as much as they are worried about the Carolina Panthers.
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My fellow Seattleites aren't worried about their 401Ks at the moment: they're worried about their next paychecks, or whether their small businesses can survive another few weeks of social distancing and self-quarantine.
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"No, I'm not worried," Pelosi said in response to a question at Politico's Women Rule Summit earlier this month when asked if she's worried the House will flip as a result of impeachment.
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"People are recently worried about economic slowdown, worried about the trade war ... So the confidence is relativity low, but I don't think it's very much abnormal and it's a growing process " he concluded.
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Democrats are so worried about Gary Johnson they're running an attack ad Democrats are so worried about Gary Johnson they're running an attack ad Why are so many young Americans who supported Sen.
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It's about the process and I think that's why I'm able to play so well in the majors, because I'm not worried about winning, not worried about the pressure of being in first.
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And what we got in that regard was already conveyed at the press conference: they're worried about the global slowdown, the tightening in financial conditions, they're worried about trade and the government shutdown.
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I'm worried about that as I'm finishing school this year.
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Investors worried in particular that the Chinese economy was slowing.
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Still, supporters of the health law in Kentucky are worried.
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Am I worried about how Littlefinger plays into all this?
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Clinton and worried about — if not hostile to — Mr. Sanders.
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I'm worried because private corporations drain NASA of its brainpower.
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"I'm worried sick for my children and grandchildren," she said.
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When she left, she worried she'd never seem him again.
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The president is worried they're not getting a fair shake.
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She became worried and took Kenni back to the pediatrician.
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Still, it's enough to get consumers and the industry worried.
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" When asked if Trump's criticism worried him, Guterres responded, "No.
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He's worried about how he'll care for his infant son.
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I'm worried that he will cancel out Justice Gorsuch's vote.
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I knew she was struggling, and I worried about her.
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"They are afraid of alienating the majority voters," Townsend worried.
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Before they worried about doing something that was not allowed.
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"We're always worried about the next serious complication," he says.
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Older Americans generally are worried about medical costs in retirement.
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If you're worried about Twitter suddenly shutting down, however, don't.
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Chuck Schumer if women should be worried about Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"Of course I am worried about my husband," she says.
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I'd be very worried long term about the Fox network.
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"I am not worried about it," manager Dusty Baker said.
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Some traders worried that it would brook no further delay.
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I can't see Huawei or Xiaomi or Oppo being worried.
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KS: Why are so many prominent people so worried then?
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He was very worried after learning about her kidney transplant.
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"I'm not overly worried about confusing the viewer," he said.
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"He's worried this is a gateway touch," explained the president.
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Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said all countries were worried.
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Prosecutors and investigators worried that it could blow the case.
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"I was scared and worried," Lee says of the diagnosis.
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"I'm always worried about the breakdown in civility," said Sen.
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He then worried that his career may bite the dust.
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We're worried about the startling effect of this grisly reality.
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Obviously we're all worried and thinking of Kevin right now.
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And what sort of unintended consequences are you worried about?
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Market participants have grown worried about an oversupply of crude.
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Just a few minor details remain, but she is worried.
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I'm not going to stop doing that because I'm worried.
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Well, it means we have to be worried about this.
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"People are very worried about transferring their data," he said.
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There are other reasons to be worried about head transplants.
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We also explained how worried you should be about that.
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And for a while today, it got people that worried.
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Worried, the researchers had to beg for yet more time.
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But EU officials don't seem worried about Raab stepping down.
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She is holding up but always worried about her mother.
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"I'm not exactly worried about lack of material," he says.
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But maybe you're not so worried about any of this.
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BTW, Ann is worried about violence against one particular group.
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However, as 2017 begins to take shape, he became worried.
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Further, he worried that weakening encryption could limit technological development.
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And I was worried someone would chop my hand off.
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Everything that I worried would go wrong was going right.
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But, Britain isn't the only country that's worried right now.
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But I still worried: Would I be looked upon pitifully?
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European officials are worried about an influx of Tunisian jihadists.
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Stocks on Wall Street fell as investors worried about inflation.
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"They are worried about their safety," said guard Chin Savy.
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But he never worried about facing prejudice at the school.
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So I worried that it would just be too offensive.
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Kinda worried for the people who get caught with it.
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Unbeatable Squirrel Girl- Worried you won't fit in at college?
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If people are really worried, they could switch to Android.
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He's been worried the Federal Reserve would go too far.
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Some are worried it may be tightening policy too fast.
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"They were worried that there would be retribution," she says.
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They were worried because they were thought we were PETA.
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But she's worried about the hatred that surrounds her church.
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"I definitely think you were worried about Jay," Thea said.
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Are you worried about politicization that's going on right now?
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Even lawmakers were worried about the lack of a plan.
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That causes central bankers to get worried when markets fall.
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They're also more worried about human rights than older respondents.
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She worried that students in the photo would be shunned.
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How worried are you that we could escalate this situation?
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She's now worried about her ability to support her family.
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What's a busy, angry, worried, politically engaged person to do?
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JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, isn't worried.
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"The Fed was already worried in early November," she said.
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For years policy wonks have worried about rising disability rolls.
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In fact, he's "not at all" worried, he told Allen.
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So if you worried about my age, it was unnecessary.
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I'm really highly monitored, but I'm not worried about it.
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That day I was worried because he really couldn't breathe.
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Plus, I constantly worried I'd lose them because they're tiny.
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Interns worried about Facebook's increasingly dim reputation among their peers.
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Exactly, he was worried that that was going to happen.
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"We are really so worried about our future," she said.
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No need to be worried, I will be right back.
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"Anyone potentially connected to it should be worried," he added.
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I'm worried that we're not thinking about this problem holistically.
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Opponents, though, are worried about a swift rise in numbers.
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Global policymakers are worried about more than conflict over trade.
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Some are worried about the possibility of a "hard" Brexit.
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I've never really worried about what everyone else is doing.
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"Are you worried about online haters at all?" he asks.
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Are you worried about similar problems in the United States?
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But it is not the only country that is worried.
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Sending home their scouts signals they are worried about leaks.
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But drug policy reform advocates, for their part, are worried.
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Companies, meanwhile, are telling investors that they are not worried.
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The markets appear to be worried about all these things.
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There, a lawyer warned the worried attendees to be careful.
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Worried about someone stealing your identity or credit card numbers?
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That said, Cramer is worried about European and U.K. banks.
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They worried that the world was losing its cultural diversity.
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He said he was worried about being in the way.
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Are you worried that these spaces will eventually disappear entirely?
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But analysts said they are not worried about that yet.
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He worried about being saddled with a huge monthly payment.
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When they call her a hawk, I'm also not worried.
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I was mostly worried about missing phone calls and texts.
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I was never worried, and I'm sure he wasn't, either.
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But Democrats are worried the moves merely undermine environmental safeguards.
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It's just what happens when you're feeling anxious or worried.
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Meanwhile, Ernesto has worried about the prospect of police intimidation.
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He worried less about himself and more about other people.
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The companies Fisher said he's most worried about are insurers.
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Six months ago, analysts worried about Ford's dividend and future.
|
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"Is she going to be okay?" a worried Don asked.
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Moderate Republicans worried millions of people would lose their insurance.
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Diplomats are already worried about who would take his place.
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"I'm definitely not worried about the AI apocalypse," he said.
|
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After Thompson faded people were less worried about video games.
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Shaggy's not worried if Blueface slips one past the goalie.
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Just how worried should I be about all of this?
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She's worried the repeated blows might have damaged her vertebrae.
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The Midwest: Republicans in the Rust Belt states are worried.
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"Yeah, I am a little worried about that," he explains.
|
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Perhaps they should have worried about the royal guests though.
|
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And in the early '215s we were worried about multiples.
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Or a nervous, worried comm, begging her to come home.
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Is he worried his viral tweet has impacted his grade?
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We worried about that in the case of bin Laden.
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" McCain worried that members of military "will pay the price.
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They don't have to be worried with complex financial analysis.
|
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But the founders soon worried that would prove too restrictive.
|
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As a result, traders were worried about buying European debt.
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Hammond: People are often very worried about spoiling young infants.
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I worried the other kids would make fun of me.
|
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"We're worried about the series right now," he told reporters.
|
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For the moment, nobody seems particularly worried about that ratio.
|
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Everybody is worried about other people's things, so it's fine.
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Are you worried for the future of your own son?
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I'm not worried about the hype; that gets in everywhere.
|
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And for worried parents, it could be a smart idea.
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He's worried about what he's going to have for dinner.
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Around Baton Rouge, worried family members tried to locate relatives.
|
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There's no way he would be found alive, some worried.
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Nonetheless, regulators are worried about pockets of the financial system.
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At first I felt scared and then I felt worried.
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Some worried that this would dissuade poor pupils from applying.
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We were worried some people were gonna get heat stroke.
|
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Officials are worried about dissent even within their own ranks.
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Turns out, she's pretty worried for her son's mental health.
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Yes, I am worried about that, thank you for asking.
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I worried I would have to have a double mastectomy.
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No expandable storage, but 64GB means you shouldn't be worried.
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He's worried about evolving attack methods and how to prepare.
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Image: GettyAre you worried about the San Francisco housing crisis?
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I won't lie, I am really worried for the future.
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"Now I am worried about everyone else," one student commented.
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Worried this may mean you never leave the sofa again?
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He was worried that Trump's victory would embolden sexist views.
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THIS IS AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT INFLATION.
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I'm worried about what we're doing on the next play.
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This suggests bond investors are worried about the economic outlook.
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I don't have to be worried about money every day.
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It could be his self image that he's worried about.
|
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Mr Trump might also be worried about that last part.
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How worried are you about our reality turning into Gilead?
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ROSENGREN: SO I'M NOT THAT WORRIED ABOUT INFLATIONARY DANGERS IMMEDIATELY.
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I'm worried that a tweet storm might set off WWIII.
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So is he worried about facing El Terror this weekend?
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I am honestly not worried about not having had sex.
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Some clerics worried that politics would tarnish the religious establishment.
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Officials, though, say there is no reason to be worried.
|
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She seemed worried about the state of the global economy.
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Knowing that malaria kills people, I'd be worried about that.
|
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And that's what has a lot of people worried. Sen.
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I worried that I — or the system — would somehow fail.
|
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Why is he worried that Google is becoming too powerful?
|
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People worried it wouldn't be supported over the long term.
|
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He said he isn't worried about losing customers in Europe.
|
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Worried about who's going to die on The Walking Dead?
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I was worried that I wouldn't be able to cope.
|
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But Mr Morsi's family had long worried about his health.
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If you're worried that it's an illegal practice, then don't.
|
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Here is the collapse that Stephens should be worried about.
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Everyone was always worried there was a mole on set!
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Are you worried for your safety, besides going to prison?
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Both stocks have struggled as investors worried about their growth.
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Was there ever a time when you were genuinely worried?
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For anyone worried about algorithmic bias, that's a scary thought.
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As it turns out, we were right to be worried.
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Yeah, Conor (seemingly) ain't worried ... and maybe for good reason.
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It's also made me very worried about everything to come.
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We were running a little late but weren't too worried.
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They were horrified that we were there and extremely worried.
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We are worried about the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What are you worried about most, though?
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And in light of all that, I still left worried.
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They're also worried about how it could affect their investments.
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But outside of industrials, analysts do not seem very worried.
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They were more worried about what the hell had happened.
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How worried is the ECB about a global trade war?
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For what it's worth though, McQuarrie isn't worried about it.
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As such, economists were not too worried about January's plunge.
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They might be worried about what he'd do if elected.
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The future Trump administration has plenty of LGBTQ people worried.
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So why is he so worried about saving jobs there?
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The FBI worried that Russian spies wanted to recruit him.
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I worried they were too cute, too calculated, too... Disney.
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Worried, she got out of bed and went to him.
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Waymo has plenty of the latter, in case you're worried.
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But the Friday after Christmas, his parents became worried again.
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In fact, if she didn't have concerns, I would've worried.
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Greek officials say they are worried it could turn violent.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You are not worried about a government shutdown?
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If you're worried about accidentally triggering the service, we understand.
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They are worried to be thrown out of the country.
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He's worried a school shooter could target his youngest daughter.
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"I'm not worried about Ian Kinsler," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Worried a presidential candidate thinks climate change is a hoax?
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Warner Brothers was initially worried about competition from Rick Springfield.
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Some intellectuals worried about the federal government squelching states rights.
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Or are you worried that we're about to get there?
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Parents like you are concerned, even worried, and rightfully so.
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White's family is worried about his safety, and his health.
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Google is clearly worried about the potential antitrust implications here.
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However, he also said that he was worried about 2019.
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Things that leave you particularly curious or anxious or worried?
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Traffic is lighter on Fridays, though, so I'm not worried.
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"We saw the news and got very worried," she says.
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" Another woman wrote, "My cousin is missing, we're worried sick.
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Some victims felt trapped — worried their families wouldn't believe them.
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I'm worried about him, but hopefully everything will be okay.
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No wonder her supporters, in Florida and elsewhere, are worried.
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"We're worried about what might happen to him," Foster said.
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He's worried about both his bottom line and his workers.
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Seeing her name flash on the screen, I was worried.
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"We don't learn from the mistakes of history," he worried.
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But one sheriff has some tips in case you're worried.
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"He was very worried about her," he told the judge.
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And they're not really worried about what he stands for.
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We're told the band was incredibly worried ... for good reason.
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China has, so I am not worried about (the future).
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DHS also worried about flooding, housing, debris and power restoration.
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They're already worried after a race in Kansas last week.
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If so, are there examples of incidents that worried him?
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However, Lifetime isn't worried about who didn't hop on camera.
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I'm worried about the risk of the lending street there.
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The second stock that has Gordon worried is Diamond Offshore.
|
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Some users were understandably worried their phones had been hacked.
|
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This is exactly what Jack Ma was so worried about.
|
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"So I'm not worried about criticisms, attacks or popularity ratings".
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When she didn't come home that night, the mother worried.
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"We're not really worried about that right now," he said.
|
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When her mother saw her toddler touching herself, she worried.
|
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How worried should we be about voting rights under Trump?
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Ward is also not the only analyst worried about Lyft.
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|
What is THAAD, and why is China worried about it?
|
|
They're, quite frankly, very worried about Donald Trump being elected.
|
|
Are you worried about a dangerous precedent being set here?
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|
I'm not worried about getting out wrestled or out grappled.
|
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Are there other things that we should be worried about?
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That's the kind of thing we should be worried about.
|
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So I just wanted to say, don't be worried, ok?
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He said he was worried his son would be imprisoned.
|
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When Sweeny feels worried, she runs through a mental checklist.
|
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But the investment bank said investors should not be worried.
|
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Those two proposals make conservatives worried about budget deficits nervous.
|
|
But Hague is worried by the lack of detailed strategy.
|
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Head coach Jay Gruden doesn't seem worried by the injury.
|
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And the RBA is really worried about weak wages growth.
|
|
Seger is worried because "dewshine" is not a new concoction.
|
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Some investors are worried that farmland is in a bubble.
|
|
By the way Galileo worried about that 260 years ago.
|
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But some worried about low moisture levels and warm temperatures.
|
|
That's why the government got worried and loosened the policy.
|
|
If you're a worker, what would you be worried about?
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|
HG: So the world shouldn't be worried about Saudi Arabia?
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NAPOLITANO: That the president should be worried about his son.
|
|
Are you worried that your children might have bipolar disorder?
|
|
She's worried about what she can do or can't do.
|
|
Even Draghi this morning make comments that he's very worried.
|
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I was worried someone would shoot us in the car.
|
|
How worried should we be about North Korea's nuclear weapons?
|
|
Are you worried about hackers getting into your email account?
|
|
I'm more worried about my brother, who's in Turkey now.
|
|
I'm worried you're not taking care of yourself, that's all.
|
|
"But they are worried about the energy sector," he said.
|
|
If you're worried about overflow, the architects have you covered.
|
|
They're so worried about the show like something's gonna happen.
|
|
Every member in Congress is worried about their own election.
|
|
Young Arabs are most worried about their standard of living.
|
|
Maybe we'll start on what they shouldn't be worried about.
|
|
It's no surprise that Slack is worried about Microsoft Teams.
|
|
Some are worried that the bill may threaten free speech.
|
|
She isn't worried that the campus could become a target.
|
|
Yet he was clearly worried they may do just that.
|
|
She worried that people wouldn't use them or like them.
|
|
They were very worried to not have a solution anymore.
|
|
She was worried about two things: the first, her health.
|
|
Are you worried about the future of vaccines in America?
|
|
Are you worried you'll mess up your hair at all?
|
|
"I was worried — I don't know what happened," Hernandez said.
|
|
Were you worried that people wouldn't take your music seriously?
|
|
Religion is constantly being talked about, debated, pondered, worried about.
|
|
"I am just worried," Mr. Graham said in an interview.
|
|
"I told him, 'I'm worried about 20 percent,'" he said.
|
|
But investors are clearly worried about the possible legal risks.
|
|
Her mother was worried, and wanted Aisha to stop playing.
|
|
Lenders may feel worried about sharing confidential data with rivals.
|
|
The U.S. government is worried the tensions could get worse.
|
|
"Look, I'm not worried about that right now," she said.
|
|
"Be worried when there's little to no feedback," she says.
|
|
Also worried about you looking more like a Twinkie everyday.
|
|
Prior to his historic journey north, Kim worried world leaders.
|
|
"I was real worried," Hamlin said about his fuel supply.
|
|
The next morning might be too late, the family worried.
|
|
But Arone isn't only worried about the debt loads themselves.
|
|
I would be worried if I were the South Koreans.
|
|
The majority of Americans are already worried about our democracy.
|
|
Economists are worried about the future of the U.S. economy.
|
|
Dexter: It sounds like you're a little worried about it.
|
|
She worried that if she stayed, she would be killed.
|
|
I worried constantly that I would have to move back.
|
|
Plumlee isn't worried about what may happen over the summer.
|
|
When asked about this, one economist was not terribly worried.
|
|
"Am I worried?" said a banker close to the transaction.
|
|
Lawmakers are worried the same thing could happen in 413.
|
|
Worried constituents emailed videos of swimming snakes to state legislators.
|
|
READ: Bill Gates Is Worried About Living on $7 Billion.
|
|
She was frustrated and aggravated, but should she be worried?
|
|
Or you're worried that you'll apply for the wrong card.
|
|
Should we be worried about Clinton's mental and physical health?
|
|
And each one of us worried about losing the others.
|
|
AND I THINK THAT IS SOMETHING TO BE WORRIED ABOUT.
|
|
"Of course I'm worried," Ms. Luis said, referring to Brexit.
|
|
People are worried about getting left behind at this point.
|
|
They were really worried about the consequences of the story.
|
|
I worried that their skins might not be thick enough.
|
|
Is there one upcoming technology that you're more worried about?
|
|
But the US's neighbors up north just don't seem worried.
|
|
They're fed up with inaction and worried about climate's costs.
|
|
The Albanian authorities dislike his works and he is worried.
|
|
More here on why public health officials are so worried.
|
|
But they worried about spending money on such an event.
|
|
I worried about channel offerings, streaming quality, and user interface.
|
|
"We're not really too worried about that," he told Cramer.
|
|
People worried the space race could lead to nuclear war.
|
|
And Moore's folks are clearly worried about that area most.
|
|
But Republicans should be especially worried for the midterm elections.
|
|
Many Trump voters will be worried about this military intervention.
|
|
Then husband and wife stood in the nursery and worried.
|
|
This was attractive to an industry worried about cost inflation.
|
|
I worried about it less after we made the move.
|
|
Worried about the women's safety, the police led them away.
|
|
Nor is he worried about the problems of duplicating aesthetics.
|
|
So, we're very very worried about it, to be honest.
|
|
He laughed at this one, and looked only slightly worried.
|
|
George was worried about what it meant for his future.
|
|
He desperately wants us to be worried about the border.
|
|
On Thursday, no one seemed unduly worried about this possibility.
|
|
He worried that it would hurt businesses in his state.
|
|
Voters are worried that the whole society is falling apart.
|
|
Carter worried that the Pentagon's information technology was falling behind.
|
|
I say for now because I am worried and conflicted.
|
|
Nonetheless, Khakpour isn't much worried about coming across as unhinged.
|
|
This is something people are generally worried about at work.
|
|
Those shopping for homes shouldn't be too worried about this.
|
|
Employers worried about staff retention have a reason for concern.
|
|
"In terms of the security aspect, I'm worried," he said.
|
|
I no longer worried about catching the taillights up ahead.
|
|
And, still, Carson worried that she herself might be silenced.
|
|
Tokyo is worried about Chinese activity in the Western Pacific.
|
|
"I'm worried every day, even before the book," said Sen.
|
|
Wall Street is already worried about the ascent of Sen.
|
|
Many U.S. officials are worried by Russia's increasingly aggressive behavior.
|
|
Worried that getting multiple quotes will hurt your credit score?
|
|
"Programming is what worried people the most," Mr. Schwantes said.
|
|
If Ho herself was worried, she didn't let it show.
|
|
You have this serious illness, and you're worried about that ?
|
|
MI says he is not too worried about a Dec.
|
|
She was worried about the red ink in her budget.
|
|
I would be a little worried if I were them.
|
|
The singer's followers tweeted that they were "worried" about her.
|
|
Yet still, people worried that regulations were not being met.
|
|
SO THAT'S NOT SOMETHING THE MARKETS SHOULD BE WORRIED ABOUT.
|
|
Middleton had been worried about Senator Robert Kennedy for months.
|
|
The U.S. Embassy said it was worried by the situation.
|
|
His wife worried aloud that he'd have a heart attack.
|
|
Gabbard is also worried about growing US involvement in Venezuela.
|
|
"Since I was safe, I'm not worried," Mr. Pokiya said.
|
|
Even the agency was worried about what was going on.
|
|
"I'm worried about a runaway fire season," Ms. Jandt said.
|
|
But Ms. Mitchell worried that that would mean artistic sacrifice.
|
|
In short, this couple worried more about people than things.
|
|
Worried about those tiny specks of dust inside your lens?
|
|
"People are worried that Buddhism is in danger," he said.
|
|
Are you ever worried that you'll become reliant on it?
|
|
Fans were worried following Valkyrie's absence in Avengers: Infinity War.
|
|
"I am worried about it approaching our neighborhood," she said.
|
|
"I was worried we'd gone too far, honestly," she said.
|
|
Seline Bob, the South River chief's wife, is worried too.
|
|
A worried, responsible father, Dad rarely permits himself an outburst.
|
|
At the final fitting, I was worried it wouldn't fit.
|
|
I'm pretty worried that it will be a smarter Trump.
|
|
"What I'm immediately worried about is those earnings," Lien said.
|
|
It was the one thing she needn't have worried about.
|
|
Still, the choking smog left her worried about their health.
|
|
They were worried about a national government dominating the states.
|
|
"These groups are always worried about infiltration," Ms. Bloom said.
|
|
"I'm not worried about it," Colon said through an interpreter.
|
|
My parents worried that I would become a statistic here.
|
|
Mozeliak said Peralta felt pain but was not too worried.
|
|
So what is going on, and should Democrats be worried?
|
|
Night owls shouldn't be worried by the findings, said Richmond.
|
|
The voters will not be worried by a good economy.
|
|
"But, gee, down the road we have to be worried."
|
|
"We worried they wouldn't take us as seriously," she said.
|
|
The other part was worried that our friendship was over.
|
|
It has a realness, so I'm not worried about that.
|
|
Looking ahead, are you optimistic or worried about climate change?
|
|
And I think, I'm more worried ... It could be. Right.
|
|
Be smart: Republicans say they're more worried, but not panicked.
|
|
People asked me if I was worried about the legality.
|
|
"I was a little bit worried and scared," Junjun says.
|
|
"I'm so worried about her and my family," she continued.
|
|
It seems like something that I would be worried about.
|
|
The lack of funding has one national security expert worried.
|
|
However, I wasn't worried, in fact I felt very lucky.
|
|
They're worried about who will take care of their pets.
|
|
That really gets me really worried about healthcare for women.
|
|
You're worried about being scrutinized and judged by your peers.
|
|
So you're not worried that assisted suicide will be exploited?
|
|
Are you worried about feeling left out of the group?
|
|
"Other players are worried about their personal brands," he said.
|
|
Autonomy isn't the only thing disabled people are worried about.
|
|
For a second I worried that it had a heartbeat.
|
|
At first, I was definitely worried I'd be complete shit.
|
|
Because we needed one more thing to be worried about.
|
|
I wonder, is Buterin worried about ending up like them?
|
|
But Pruitt said he isn't too worried about his opponents.
|
|
"I was more worried about it going foul," Goldschmidt said.
|
|
Worried, Herr's mother tried to visit her daughter in jail.
|
|
"I was never worried that I'd lose this," Sumgong said.
|
|
Both companies worried Broadcom may interfere with Qualcomm 5G investment.
|
|
He is persistently worried about imperfections others might find, too.
|
|
"There's reason enough to be worried," CFDT leader Laurent Berger.
|
|
And it's not just brokers and exchanges that are worried.
|
|
He's worried about the shutdown's effect on efficiency, not safety.
|
|
Businesses are worried about the prospect of a disorderly Brexit.
|
|
I think people are worried about winning the White House.
|
|
It's a sign that investors are worried about the future.
|
|
But if they're illegal here, they need to be worried.
|
|
She also worried about the change from a pedagogical standpoint.
|
|
Federal workers, and the rest of us, should be worried.
|
|
I am worried she will be given up for adoption.
|
|
If you're worried, try to remain calm around your children.
|
|
"We are worried about this case," the consul said. Oct.
|
|
"If you're worried, call in to your physician," says Poland.
|
|
"We should be very worried," she told TV Guide. Why?
|
|
It's not the pain I'm worried about, it's the poop.
|
|
My grandparents told me they felt "truly worried" for me.
|
|
Companies worried about supply chain disruptions are scrambling to cope.
|
|
Investors, for their part, have been worried about the company.
|
|
Some had worried the case's outcome would silence online speech.
|
|
Worried that your story will end with similar bad news?
|
|
He is worried that he is running out of time.
|
|
So people are worried about the cohesion of Catalan society.
|
|
But even she worried that things could go too far.
|
|
She worried more about Bob Osborne, a furnace maintenance man.
|
|
Actually, I'm not very worried, not as the stock markets.
|
|
How worried are you about technology listening to your conversations?
|
|
A lot of people are worried about that, I think.
|
|
I'm worried about affording food to provide for my family.
|
|
What parents are most worried about, of course, is safety.
|
|
Mr. Simpson worried that the medical tent could be targeted.
|
|
Mollot worried that nursing homes were becoming more like prisons.
|
|
I'm not at all worried about inflation being too high.
|
|
Hospitals are worried about their capacity to treat ill patients.
|
|
Were you worried that critique would be lost in translation?
|
|
If you're worried about your mother it's not a problem.
|
|
Worried customers speculated that his own drugs had sickened him.
|
|
Meet one of the many worried what the future holds.
|
|
I'm really worried that other state agencies are at risk.
|
|
I worried about how the students would react to us.
|
|
Before giving birth, I never worried about my baby sleeping.
|
|
Maybe that's why Trump's not worried about anything actually happening.
|
|
I think this is what Einstein was worried most about.
|
|
They're worried about what happens when poor sleep becomes chronic.
|
|
But those things are certainly not what I'm worried about.
|
|
Are you worried about the demands of being the lead?
|
|
The bright side is, many people are already plenty worried.
|
|
Trump has increasingly worried about fears of a looming recession.
|
|
There were mothers saying they were worried about their children.
|
|
Or are you worried that these are easy ways out?
|
|
But Michael Bisping isn't actually worried about facts being facts.
|
|
Here's what you can do if you're worried about lead.
|
|
He worried about presenting a "false hope" about his diagnosis.
|
|
Even Krueger worried that minimum wages might go too high.
|
|
"I'm worried for the rest of the year," she said.
|
|
" He added, "I'm not worried about all that my man.
|
|
I'm still worried about scissors, but okay, all right, okay.
|
|
"I am very worried about greenhouse effects," said a professor.
|
|
She's not worried about impressing anybody, least of all herself.
|
|
Tell me why I shouldn't — or should — be hugely worried.
|
|
Mostly, though, he was worried about the turbines killing birds.
|
|
Television executives said the network's leadership was probably not worried.
|
|
If they're in school they're probably worried about college debt.
|
|
WHO officials have long worried about Ebola's arrival in Goma.
|
|
If you're worried about overcooking chicken, try boneless chicken thighs.
|
|
"I'm not worried about destabilizing the dressing room," Rapinoe said.
|
|
In August, Republicans were already supremely worried about this prospect.
|
|
But the stock market does not appear to be worried.
|
|
He worried that his father might do something similarly disruptive.
|
|
I'm worried that such scenes will come to seem normal.
|
|
I needn't have worried; the war would wait for me.
|
|
Critics worried that the reforms did not go far enough.
|
|
Bumpass told us he was worried sick he'd be fired.
|
|
Here's what investors are worried about: Trade tensions aren't fading.
|
|
Colleges have worried about attracting international students who need visas.
|
|
So there you go, I'm not the only one worried.
|
|
"It wasn't something I was worried about before," he said.
|
|
It wasn't just the possible medical risks that worried people.
|
|
Bob Corker and Jeff Flake are worried about soaring deficits.
|
|
Doctors are worried there will be a shortage of ventilators.
|
|
Apple investors are worried about a slowdown in iPhone sales.
|
|
Senate Republicans worried about those distributional effects, Mr. Scott said.
|
|
Yet Ms. Thurman wasn't too worried about keeping Chloe fresh.
|
|
Please let me know when you land, worried about you.
|
|
Some test drivers had worried that Uber was too aggressive.
|
|
I'm only worried he's going to give me a kiss.
|
|
So, you know, like I'm not too worried about that.
|
|
Most of us are worried about how to be happy.
|
|
I'm particularly worried about this since I have younger siblings.
|
|
"I'm not that worried about trade and Trump," she said.
|
|
But he was worried that things had gone too far.
|
|
That worried Democrats like Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey.
|
|
New parents worried as they ran low on infant formula.
|
|
Some parents said they worried about their children's data privacy.
|
|
We're not worried about being appropriated as a marketing mechanism.
|
|
No, I think you want to be worried about that.
|
|
"Parents are worried about the vaccine side effects," she said.
|
|
Maybe, but Thornton doesn't seem so worried about historical oblivion.
|
|
Still, some said they were more worried about upcoming exams.
|
|
Job recruiters worried that a shutdown could also slow hiring.
|
|
"Maybe they worried about our peace of mind," he said.
|
|
This whole time damn time I was worried about nothing.
|
|
"I was worried I was going to die," he said.
|
|
They were not the only ones worried about taxi medallions.
|
|
The short answer is that they are not too worried.
|
|
At first I worried that made the televised version misleading.
|
|
I write fast so I'm not really worried about anything.
|
|
Myself and others did not attend, worried about large gatherings.
|
|
"I was solely relying on this for income," another worried.
|
|
"Will today be like any other?" intones a worried voice.
|
|
At first, she worried that she was just a slacker.
|
|
"I guess you're not worried about the coronavirus," I said.
|
|
"I'm worried about the gentrification of the block," he said.
|
|
Democrats are still worried that a contested convention may occur.
|
|
Still, Mr. Zemsky said he wasn't worried about the location.
|
|
Ms. Prada should be pleased and maybe a little worried.
|
|
Ms. Jalleb said she was worried about the younger generation.
|
|
People seem to be more worried than ever about stress.
|
|
She wasn't sure what it was, but it worried her.
|
|
No one should be worried about Mr. Cox's housing, however.
|
|
We should all be worried about the health of democracy.
|
|
I was worried because my son seemed bored by school.
|
|
This is frankly why I'm so worried about Peter Sagal.
|
|
Aren't you worried you're going to freeze in the theater?
|
|
Some police officials worried about where the investigation would lead.
|
|
Many Facebook executives worried that any such efforts would backfire.
|
|
At that age, I worried about people's reactions toward Muslims.
|
|
I'm worried that it'll be too much down the road.
|
|
Mr. Bouclet said he was not worried about the virus.
|
|
I don't think it's anything to be too worried about.
|
|
"I'm worried for you," she admitted, with a little laugh.
|
|
"I'm worried about May 1 and June 1," she said.
|
|
Overnight the internet exploded with concern from worried pet owners.
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Purple pants, military print hoodie; are you worried about clashing?
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Without a license, she worried she was out of luck.
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"Yes, I am worried, but God is here," she said.
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Worried that your dog is peeing on everything it can?
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Your brain is not functioning, and I'm worried about you.
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I am worried because I can't talk to my family.
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But many companies are already worried about being left behind.
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"He's worried about things I never dreamed of," she said.
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Oh, good, I was worried my presentation was too optimistic.
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Analysts differ on just how worried they ought to be.
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"When I heard it, I wasn't that worried," Mehran said.
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Lamb's victory shows they were right to be so worried.
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We all might be worried, but we probably won't panic.
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He worried about commercial exploitation and railed against clueless crowds.
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He's also not worried about what people think of him.
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And the oil market isn't worried about the Khashoggi controversy.
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Worried about your favorite restaurants surviving amid the coronavirus pandemic?
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Even then I worried about the wind carrying my germs.
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They were worried before the rest of the country was.
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Initially I worried someone would ask something I didn't know.
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"I'm worried about all the nonbank corporate lending," he said.
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Finances worry patients, and our doctors are worried for them.
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But he said he understood why everyone was so worried.
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Some of them told us why they're not worried yet.
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"I'm worried about nursing homes, senior care facilities," Cuomo said.
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It's not runs on banks that we're worried about here.
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"But you're worried about guys kneeling during the national anthem."
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Some of them told us why they're not worried yet.
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"I'm sure some people are worried about privacy," he says.
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I am too worried now about what I might see.
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She was quite old, and had a timid, worried smile.
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But hedge fund managers aren't worried about losing this advantage.
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But more worried about China and Russia as potential adversaries.
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He is bold, he's not worried about what people say.
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Senator McConnell is worried about the political aspect of it.
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The superintendent initially worried that principals might squander the money.
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Worried about being too green and wasting your professor's time?
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He just wasn't worried about the consequences of his actions.
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"We're not worried about two weeks ago," Janoris Jenkins said.
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The combination of hiccups and odd neurological symptoms worried Goldin.
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Should New Yorkers be worried, and what could happen next?
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"I'm really worried about how America will react," he said.
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Every day, we each worried about our own father's safety.
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"No, he was not worried it would happen to them."
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This understandably has much of the public worried and concerned.
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There are plenty of reasons why people might be worried.
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But Stevens doesn't seem to be worried about those details.
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He's worried because he still has anxiety and night terrors.
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I'll just say it outright: I am worried about Quinn.
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Meanwhile, Demi is worried Kristian will give up on her.
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There are other reasons to be worried about the sale.
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Now, maybe he isn't worried about being removed from office.
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Weekend read: Davos VIPs are worried about the climate crisis.
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You know who isn't worried about getting photographed this week?
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She quit when she worried that she was failing geology.
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We were maybe too confident and only worried about Korea.
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Sectors like agriculture, hospitality and construction are worried about labor.
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I knew how unhealthy they are, so I was worried.
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But his fraternity brother was worried, and he took action.
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Are you worried about the illicit activity that happens here?
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My husband is not worried about this, but I am.
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At the same time, some Americans were worried about the
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Some are worried that prices and wait times will increase.
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The Carpetbagger worried there would be little news to report.
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BOB PISANI: I know everyone is worried about cyber security.
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But if you're worried about middle class families, working families —
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What he says has me worried about our country's future.
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We were worried where to put the cash every day.
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"I'm worried about how it sounds, but yes," he said.
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"I'm not worried about Rick Perry's legacy at all," Rep.
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It made me worried that you're not fully over him.
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I worried that his heavier burdens stressed his immune system.
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"Suppose you are worried about genetic privacy," Ms. Murphy said.
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"It's useless to say I am not worried," he said.
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The worried text messages of family and friends said it.
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Whew, O.K., I was worried we'd slipped into normalcy. Onward.
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"We're not worried about them going extinct," said Mr. Carlson.
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"I am always worried," she said in a text message.
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People in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are worried.
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And Ellis is kind of worried about that some days.
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But his reception at the border had worried Mullah Mansour.
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Should I be worried about coronavirus, like, this very minute?
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They worried that it could seriously damage the foundation's reputation.
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"I'm worried they have too much information," Ms. Sun said.
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Both gleeful and indifferent observers ought to be more worried.
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She was grateful, but worried about providing for her family.
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