For a moment, too, you have forgotten your worries — your own small worries and the bigger worries of the world.
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The China worries also feed into existing worries about expensive stocks.
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Hear no worries about Obamacare repeal, speak no worries about Obamacare repeal.
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We have a situation where economic anxiety, worries about the future, worries about your kids' future, worries about whether or how you are going to retire, worries about the technological changes, worries about disruptions in globalization and global trade are hitting our citizens, particularly in the G73 nations, pretty hard.
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Therefore, worries about demand and investment were replaced with worries over balanced budgets.
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And so this is what worries, another thing that worries me about Jeff Sessions.
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"My problems and my worries shouldn't be his problems or his worries," he said.
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Their worries were dented further by worries over a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
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RK: I think the team worries and my husband worries more than I worry.
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So, for instance, Kevin's career worries could be translated into more generalized career worries.
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But he's not without his worries, and those worries may explain his abrupt moderate turn.
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TT: Of course these are real worries, but I think there's an over-statement of those worries.
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It all depends on the extent to which Wall Street's worries are also worries for Main Street.
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This, coupled with lingering worries over U.S.-China trade has led to increasing worries over the global economy.
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And then there is a combination of old worries about geopolitical uncertainty and new worries about the environment.
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As I rake, my own small worries and the bigger worries of the world are momentarily swept away.
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The concern troll airs disingenuous worries, sows doubt, saps energy, has reservations, worries that things are going too far.
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There is a qualitative difference between worries about television and "brain rot" and worries about our current digital ecosystem.
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"The worries around Brexit are now moving from short-term worries to long-term worries, and that's why we're seeing this dramatic rebound in the market," said Erik Davidson, chief investment officer for Wells Fargo Private Bank.
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Worries Trump's own team has expressed worries that the fallout from the Russia investigation is taking so much of his time.
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If Giridharadas worries that the super-wealthy just play at changing the world, Callahan worries they're going at it in earnest.
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All of these worries about their children were more closely linked to psychological distress than parents' worries about their own well-being.
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"There's a host of worries out there and those worries continue to mount," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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So even there are some worries about monopoly, more of these worries should come from regulatory authority, rather than the users and consumers.
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Kofman compared American worries about a Russian invasion of the Baltics to equally far-fetched Russian worries about an American move into Belarus.
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Fifty-nine percent reported at least two financial worries, while about 28% reported having no worries and 13% had just one financial concern.
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There's something comforting in knowing that even Nicki Minaj worries about being good enough, because it makes us feel like our worries are okay, too.
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Worries about one's ability to parent—or worries about others' judgments—as well as shame and stigma are further obstacles for women to seek treatment.
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Mary worries that her husband is growing dangerously paranoid; he worries that no one is worried enough about the environmental destruction that humans are wreaking.
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The head of finance worries about something different than the head of operations, who worries about something different than the head of HR, she said.
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He worries about the lack of data on long-term risks and worries about encouraging large numbers of men to take a drug without knowing answers.
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Women were more likely to report each of the financial worries than men, and the worries were also more common among Hispanic people compared to other groups.
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Worries about teenagers texting and playing computer games too much (and, before that, watching too much television) have largely given way to worries about smartphones and social media.
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And with old worries about ticks and new worries about mosquito-borne viruses, parents wonder if they should also be coating a child's exposed skin with bug repellent.
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Business owners expressed worries about the cost of reopening, having to fire part-time employees during the cordon due to economic restrictions, and worries that customers won't return.
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JOB WORRIES The euro zone's third-largest economy has been broadly stagnant for the last seven quarters, and Ilva's problems have added to worries about Italy's eroding industrial base.
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"I'm sure Erdogan worries about that, and I'm sure he worries about what could come out at trial," said Eric S. Edelman, a former United States ambassador to Turkey.
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A reference point, in the way he worries what she'll think, worries what he thinks of her, makes sense of his own life by way of reporting it back.
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However, with exception of commercial real estate and consumer worries, Cramer found that all of the worries then would have kept investors from the greatest gains of a lifetime.
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Among the reasons for selling on Thursday, according to investors, were worries about the U.S.-China trade war, rising interest rates and lingering worries about possible overvalued U.S. tech stocks.
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It worries me not because of them being gay, it worries me as to how everyone else will react and perceive it and then the pressure is then on them.
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The report comes amid worries that the U.S. economy could slide into recession in 2020, owing to a weaker global outlook and worries over the escalating trade war with China.
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So it's hard to say what the one thing that worries me most is because it all worries me — every bit of it threatens the very fabric of who we are.
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The scenes across the region underscored worries among officials and scientists that fire season would come earlier to California this year, amid drought conditions, raising worries of a destructive season ahead.
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So leave all your worries — and wallet — at home.
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But, no worries — we took care of that, too.
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" But Goldsmith worries nonetheless about "the appearance of bias.
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First are safety worries — for example, unintended genetic effects.
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" Benny wisely worries about the fate of "everyone else.
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And it really worries me, it worries me that possibly three to four executives have enough control to control exactly what you read, what you -- what you listen to, what you see.
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Last week, worries about global growth and trade disputes initially hit sentiment, but U.S. data on Friday showing modest job growth quelled some recession worries and sparked a rally in risky assets.
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"But every time people sell this stock based on sales worries or China worries, we remember the annuity streams, the universality of the ecosystem, and the stock does bounce back," Cramer said.
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"It worries me, not because of them being gay, it worries me as to how everyone else will react and perceive it and then the pressure is then on them," the prince continued.
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That wall of worries will help flows into U.S. Treasuries.
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Players in cleats are the least of the league's worries.
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And the worries about a still darker outcome are growing.
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No worries, we did all the dirty work for you.
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All these travelers, their worries and preoccupations, left imperfect traces.
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CAVUTO: So, there are a lot of worries about that.
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For Trump, his convention is inspiring serious worries of violence.
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S. trade war and worries over slowing global economic growth.
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Catching my plane suddenly became the least of my worries.
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Overall trade worries also continue to weigh on the group.
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But there are new worries about the viability of mixers.
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With that announcement came worries about insider trading within Coinbase.
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Markets have reacted to worries about the upcoming French election.
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He blamed the media for stoking worries about a slowdown.
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No worries, though — her fans are coming to her defense.
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I hate it because it worries fans or shames them.
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Still, worries and uncertainties remain, according to other market watchers.
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Asian shares fell amid trade concerns and global growth worries.
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Oil prices were also pulled down again on demand worries.
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In the middle of the night, Gebbia started having worries.
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Now that Trump is President, "it worries me," Lino said.
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Receding worries about a trade war had supported euro bulls.
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U.S. stocks were lower on lingering worries about global growth.
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However, it is Gaza's recent history that worries them most.
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It's an issue, Colas worries, Wall Street is largely ignoring.
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Worries about anemic sales ranked high among small business owners.
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Even Hivju himself worries about the fate of his character.
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But that hasn't eased the worries about terrorism in Europe.
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Nicknames were the least of Tindall's worries in Japan, however.
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My parents, however, no longer share any of these worries.
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Worries lingered that rising oil prices would perk up inflation.
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Ms Warren is responding to an enduring set of worries.
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Hempstead worries the same thing could happen at Ohio University.
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Analysts highlighted the rise in competition and worries over costs.
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And finally, put aside your worries about baths being unhygienic.
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She worries that incidents like this one could inspire more.
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He worries Daniel might lose focus and, worst case, fall.
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THE cellar is flooded and Chris Ranalli worries about snakes.
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Financial risks are quite low down its list of worries.
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We have sex on holiday, because all those worries disappear.
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The analyst cited worries over the company's slowing sales growth.
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Weak U.S. manufacturing data added to worries of a recession.
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Escaping forced time travel is the least of our worries.
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Spain worries that Scottish independence would embolden separatists in Catalonia.
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The new Powerbeats Pro put any such worries to rest.
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Finding the perfect tree is the least of our worries.
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Note that I also put AI [in my "worries" answer].
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It's that vulnerability that worries him about the fake sites.
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The teachers took them aside to talk through their worries.
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The company has put those worries to rest, Cramer said.
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Worries about the warping effect of technology are nothing new.
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Oil prices weakened as worries about the global economy weighed.
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My heart already worries for what's going to happen there.
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Listening to the writers' questions, he waved off their worries.
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China worries the system's powerful radar can penetrate its territory.
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Worries about churn are overblown according to analysts at UBS.
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We do face worries, because we've got small young children.
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Or to temporarily forget about your worries and your strife?
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Image: AP Exploding phones are the least of Samsung's worries.
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Even so, two worries about Ms Haspel's likely confirmation remain.
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Mortgage rates are the least of homebuyers' worries right now.
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For that to happen, however, three worries must be overcome.
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Both had been nudged lower by the commodity market worries.
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He worries that he does not have what it takes.
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Harris wrote up his worries in a slide deck manifesto.
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He worries that "All The President's Men" seems quaint now.
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Right, and you've read about all the worries around that.
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If you don't know your router's admin password, no worries.
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"That should be the least of your worries," she says.
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The toll Cody's death has taken on Richard worries Angie.
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Of course it worries me, but what can I do?
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The mass arrival conjured worries of an organized trafficking ring.
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Still worries over the company's pensions and merger plan remain.
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So ideally, hair should be the last of your worries.
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Countries not blessed with commodities have worries of their own.
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Those worries come from a culture that polices women's sexuality.
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Many local residents shrug off such worries in any case.
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Other Indians have a simpler way of voicing their worries.
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Bill Protection should help alleviate those worries for most users.
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But sources in Riyadh argue that those worries are overblown.
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No worries, he said, because LifeLock was just that good.
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Such money worries will not trouble the happy royal couple.
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No worries; just grab a drill and make one yourself.
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IT services provider Cognizant on Monday added to those worries.
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Many share the government's worries about overcrowded schools and hospitals.
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But I'm still fairly young, so this dynamic worries me.
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His worries are a feint, an act of concern trolling.
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At home, the tech giants prompt worries about their dominance.
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Trade worries also drove a selloff in global stock markets.
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Fans have some other worries about the role, as well.
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In commodity markets, trade worries continued to weigh on oil.
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The problem comes in how we respond to these worries.
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That worries leaders across Europe, but might delight President Trump.
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Our worries were intensified by the circumstances of Abramson's firing.
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Cramer identified six big worries on his mind this week.
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"What we are seeing worries us," Kaeser said in February.
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But the money is likely the least of Huawei's worries.
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The market cycle isn't the only thing that worries investors.
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But it's not that charge that worries free speech advocates.
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Girl, a hairy back is the least of your worries!
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But the debate in Washington, which Rahameed follows, worries her.
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" He also worries that the space is "enabling active addicts.
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He worries about Miami's future as climate change boosts temperatures.
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Garlinghouse said that worries over volatility in cryptocurrencies were unfounded.
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It's not that people's worries about natural gas are illegitimate.
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It's this sort of feedback loop that worries Sonny Garg.
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Turns out, Thompson was the least of the Warriors' worries.
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It was a brief moment where our worries went away.
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As I leave the robot house this worries me too.
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And that's what worries me about this fit for him.
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China worries most about political stability on the Korean peninsula.
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That lack of consistency worries both the FCC and FTC.
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On other occasions, worries about side effects aren't borne out.
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Could the drop be a reflection of worries about cybersecurity?
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Yet a lack of spending guidelines worries some civil servants.
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Mister Rogers worries about the impact of violence on children.
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"We need to talk about what worries them," Schonfeld said.
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That's you using your own account, so no worries there.
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Stocks had ended lower on Friday on worries about Syria.
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Those August lows were also triggered by worries over China.
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WORRIES about the Chinese economy continue to dog global markets.
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CHINESE worries, geopolitical tensions, falling oil numbers, weak trade figures.
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It worries us that the sector can't hold a rally.
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Although I can understand those worries, we don't have them.
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It has repeatedly expressed worries about a "mixed" labor market.
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BUT THE FACT IS, THERE'S ALWAYS A LIST OF WORRIES.
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No one takes Julia's worries seriously until blood is shed.
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Concentration intensifies, and worries about the past or future dissipate.
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But he worries his night vision might be a hurdle.
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A recent accident in South Sudan underscores the EU's worries.
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But their covert use raises worries about privacy, he says.
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Brexit worries meanwhile ensured another torrid session for UK gilts.
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In addition we expect the worries about menthol to subside.
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That raised worries of a quick rise in oil prices.
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Bob Corker, a Republican, voicing those worries late late week.
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Here's what worries me: Trump will continue to be embattled.
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S. trade war and worries over global growth sapped confidence.
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Preti is in Mexico now, and worries about getting back.
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But the military's slow occupation of these territories worries him.
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And there are worries that things may be getting worse.
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The prospect of a majority Labour government worries most economists.
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One thing Radiohead no longer worries about is digital technology.
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M.H. Your worries illustrate the consequences of this absurd law.
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But it's not Trump's tweets that worries some legal experts.
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Investors have already sold stocks on worries about the future.
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But adding to tech's worries is Trump's selection of Sen.
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They're older and wiser, with new interests and new worries.
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And that is what worries me again about Democrat control.
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If anything worries me about Hillary Clinton, this is it.
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The good news: Everyone worries less as they get older.
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Food and basic safety are constant worries for the refugees.
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"I don't think he worries about the friction," he continued.
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Another difference is that Oona sometimes worries about being eaten.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — over worries that it will alienate voters.
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He worries that his wife, a waitress, might leave him.
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A net expense ratio of 0.71 percent also worries experts.
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Crop losses and worries over debt are the main reasons.
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Trump, in his radio interview on Thursday, dismissed investors' worries.
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Hursti, though, worries that states might not follow best practices.
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Greenspan said he worries of imbalances the plan could create.
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Officials are trying to calm worries about the new technologies.
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His aides, however, are brushing aside worries over Trump's rhetoric.
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"That's what worries me about him becoming president," he added.
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Beijing worries the THAAD's powerful radar can penetrate Chinese territory.
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It worries me that we are hardly reaching these women.
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I explained my worries about distractions and staying on message.
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Is her family's legacy the thing that worries her most?
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Wall Street worries the Fed is walking into a mistake.
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That worries the world and confuses the community of nations.
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Events in Washington have added new fuel to those worries.
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No work, no debt, no deadlines, no snow, no worries.
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The location of the sensor on the S8 worries me.
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A life free of worries in a snug little nest.
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But, as a student of history, this idea worries me.
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Bank of America economists have recently displayed their worries too.
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Instead, capture your worries in a document, journal, or note.
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Executives in more traditional roles don't have the same worries.
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And she worries about the danger of being too gloomy.
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She worries what they might be carrying in their blood.
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But like others in Apútzio, Mr. Bernal worries about water.
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But lawmakers on Friday were able to ease some worries.
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Worries pushed the Dow into negative territory for the year.
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She would, however, continue to shoulder her family's financial worries.
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Cramer constantly worries about the stocks in his charitable trust.
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On Wall Street, stocks traded lower amid ongoing protectionism worries.
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President Trump worries that Venezuelan socialism has come to America.
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Those worries overshadowed its strong performance in the March quarter.
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The euro is tumbling amid ongoing worries over Deutsche Bank.
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She worries about showing her naked body to another person.
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Even so, he worries about the risks of clients defaulting.
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In the kind of defection that worries Mr. Romney, Gov.
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When one of them seems sad, Eddy worries about him.
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The Hill: Worries mount as cybersecurity agency struggles through shutdown.
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But restaurant closures are only one of the government's worries.
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As I leave the robot house it worries me too.
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The Militarization Rate Of Technology And Elon Musk's AI Worries
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There are also worries revenue from targeted ads could slow.
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The heist underscored worries over the security of trading cryptocurrencies.
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That's also what worries Prasad about the General Hospital example.
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Vent to a friend, or your journal, about your worries.
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Your mum worries when you go to them, doesn't she?
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He worries they're hungry in Tijuana, as they were here.
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He worries they may not make it across the border.
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That's removed some of the worries over continued low rates.
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Horizon also zeroed in on patients' worries about drug costs.
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And job loss could be the least of people's worries.
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Mr. Soller also worries about the impact on the ocean.
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But those worries are not necessarily justified, Mr. Emanuel said.
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But she worries about the future identity of Brooklyn Latin.
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Bagheri said, and she has been overtaken by economic worries.
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Oil prices surged briefly on worries about potential supply disruptions.
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But an unhinged roommate is the least of Nacho's worries.
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Instead, she worries about how those animals will be treated.
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His hourly wage colleagues are the ones he worries about.
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He worries the symptoms may be too mild to detect.
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You can read Cowen articulate some of those worries here.
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No worries about slovenly tenants, leaky toilets or broken appliances.
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In its presence one worries that it might fall down.
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More recently, market anxiety has shifted toward worries about geopolitics.
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But then, such worries are rarely objective to begin with.■
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What would you say worries you the most right now?
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But she worries that things have gotten out of hand.
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Worries for children were most closely connected to psychological distress.
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Another worries that the U.S. hasn't learned from past conflicts.
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Another reader worries about how legalizing marijuana affects the young.
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There are increasing worries it could remain vacant for months.
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Many questioned his sensitivity to the worries of ordinary Americans.
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Like others in the region, he worries about the bridge.
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There are also worries that the vote may be delayed.
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She also worries about safety and roaches in the kitchen.
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That has failed to calm the worries of privacy advocates.
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What worries Dr. Auzinger is the lack of a diagnosis.
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He worries about final exams and the state's Regents test.
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Ron Johnson shared similar worries about the White House's approach.
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No worries, this one still comes with an A rating.
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Do you find it by distracting yourself from your worries?
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But Many Worlds never gave me the same existential worries.
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She is still driving her Pacifica but it worries her.
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But she worries about working in the retail industry again.
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Beyond thinking about her perilous situation, she worries about them.
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The fear of replicating their unhappy marriage worries the girl.
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Now, Mr. Welch worries that the playing field has shifted.
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"No worries," he said afterward, his hand encased in ice.
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It's not surprising that they may cause worries for people.
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Today, net neutrality is the least of Silicon Valley's worries.
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Instead of focusing on real issues, she worries that Rep.
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Those worries were largely absent from the Wells Fargo Center.
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"That afternoon, we went through all the worries," Gantz recalled.
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Everyone I spoke with in Puerto Rico worries about enforcement.
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The Trump campaign played down any worries about Mr. Bloomberg.
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Homma worries about losing the underground street culture he knew.
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Therefore, Apple stocks declined as market worries about its supply.
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Gostin worries that the epidemic is already out of control.
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Worries over a possible global economic slowdown buoyed gold prices.
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Wall Street shrugged off worries about new regulations in India.
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Elsys worries that Alaska will not survive the economic crisis.
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But that assumes the board's worries about confusion are legitimate.
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"It worries me, this last caucus in Nevada," he said.
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Yet set against these benefits are a bundle of worries.
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What are some of the worries about the Djiboutian government?
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But he still played down the worries about SoftBank's future.
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They smoke more in public, raising worries about secondhand smoke.
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Nobody else in the room seemed to share her worries.
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"It worries me that there are inaccuracies," Duque told journalists.
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In the meantime, he worries about the department's new direction.
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Even privacy worries, long a European preserve, are infecting America.
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BUT WHAT WORRIES ME IS I AGREE WITH YOUR NUMBERS.
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It also is a fact that worries me about Warren.
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Against those worries, history offered a countervailing story of continuity.
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However, lingering worries over the coronavirus tempered sentiment on Thursday.
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The planned size of this constellation adds to astronomers' worries.
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The public no doubt worries about terrorism in the region.
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Adding to the government's worries, marriage is on the decline.
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" He worries that "Trump's potential impact on Europe is devastating.
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BL: What's the thing that worries you most right now?
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As we go into next year, sure there are worries.
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"I'm leaving but ... what's behind me worries me," he read.
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Equities stateside also sank on the back of geopolitical worries.
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Here's what worries me about the trend towards "sustainable" investing.
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Kenia worries the months they spent detained permanently changed him.
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But as a Winnsboro resident, she worries about her community.
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The flight of French wealth is driven by different worries.
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Bits The checklist of Trump administration worries continues to grow.
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But worries about migrants from the Middle East run deep.
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But volatility reawakened last month on worries of rising inflation.
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This worries Israel, which has bombed Iranian positions in Syria.
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Worries over a slowdown in Beijing soured Gulf market sentiment.
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Write down any worries before trying to get to sleep.
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You do not know how many polotics worries I have.
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Those worries are echoed by prominent voices in the industry.
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It is a shift that, increasingly, worries the United States.
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What really worries me, though, is the precedent this sets.
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But the worries are also a reaction to U.S. policy.
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He worries that her emerging power could be a trap.
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Human rights activists expressed similar worries about a hiring wave.
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Yet no one worries about Norwegian influence in American startups.
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Second, data theft could be the least of your worries.
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She worries no one will hire her to write again.
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He worries that he will take home even less now.
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Now, Ablet Abdugani worries the life he built will disappear.
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But TikTok's report doesn't necessarily address its critics' biggest worries.
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Miami Waterkeeper's Silverstein worries the area isn't ready to adapt.
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She worries that stories like hers are getting drowned out.
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An intense conversation will come your way, but no worries.
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Wall Street worries that Netflix isn't growing fast enough. You?
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" When asked by The Hill what she thought of Republican worries that dissent could set a dangerous precedent for employees looking to frustrate a president's agenda, DeLauro responded, "Generally, this White House worries me.
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They've also claimed that they have various objections to having Trump answer questions about obstruction of justice (executive privilege concerns, worries that Mueller will believe Comey over Trump, and worries about a "perjury trap").
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Looking back at my 100 worries, if I take away what never happened, what wasn't so bad and what was out of my control, all that remained were a handful of worries that seemed useful.
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Rachel worries that Nick won't be comfortable in the predominantly black church she takes him to (at the behest of ABC); Nick worries that Rachel's parents have never met a white boyfriend of hers before.
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Ferocious volatility fueled by worries about China's currency and stock markets has since wiped trillions of dollars off world stocks, however, while a slowing China has exacerbated worries about the robustness of U.S. economic growth.
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So while King still worries about the risk of relapse if she were to get off methadone, she said she worries more now about what may happen if she suddenly couldn't afford methadone any longer.
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And what worries me, one of the things that worries me greatly as an investor, and you would think I shouldn't be worried because I'm a professional, right, is the destruction of the market structure.
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But no worries, the phone's unveiling is still a month away.
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But worries were swirling of a more traditional kind of war.
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Yet worries that the anger could lead to violence appear overblown.
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No one yet worries that wars will be fought over data.
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Crude prices rebounded after dropping on Monday on mounting trade worries.
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On the way to the Met, Kim has a million worries.
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"Kylie is very naive," the insider says, recounting the family's worries.
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The glyphosate saga symbolises one of these worries—a regulatory crackdown.
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Worries have grown in the past two days about financial stress.
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Profits have been squeezed; worries about its credit-worthiness are rising.
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"Self-image is something I think everyone worries about," she says.
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Apple's decline and worries over trade overshadowed two large corporate deals.
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The concerns over leverage dovetail with investor worries over the economy.
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Trade worries also drove a sell-off in global stock markets.
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Trump's election has spurred worries that racism will become more widespread.
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They have brains, concerns, struggles, and worries just like city people.
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Easing worries on U.S.-China trade also boosted stocks on Wednesday.
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They go beyond worries about the safety of our nation state.
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Lingering worries around U.S.-China trade also added to the jitters.
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His mother worries that there may be something wrong with him.
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Instead, these more affluent Americans have a different set of worries.
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No worries if not — just thought I'd toss in an idea!
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I carried big worries on my shoulders day in and out.
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It worries that some financial assets, including American equities, are overpriced.
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The stock has been down lately on worries about ESPN subscriptions.
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Washington worries this approach could be easily exploited by North Korea.
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Britain's AA also dropped, falling 6.2 percent on worries about costs.
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On the left, there are two prominent worries about American jobs.
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Mostly, she worries about her youngest children, ages 73 to 21.
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Oil prices continued to be lower on Tuesday on oversupply worries.
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It also downplays worries about a border in the Irish Sea.
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What really worries her is that the suspect is still free.
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What worries locals is that the chemical industry continues to grow.
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You have someone to talk about your frustrations and your worries.
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Under Armour reported a similar quarter, with worries about excess inventory.
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But thankfully, we can cross that off our list of worries.
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In Washington, worries over China and Huawei in particular now abound.
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This same philosophy carries over to large scale worries, like hurricanes.
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If you're not quite sure how to mentally exercise, no worries.
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These are just some of the worries traders are contending with.
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Then again, leaving America might be the least of travellers' worries.
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Your worries are totally normal — and, more importantly, you've got this.
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The pressures on the Chinese currency add to the global worries.
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The UKIP fistfight, while dramatic, is the least of Britain's worries.
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So when you're young, you have more worries than the elderly.
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No worries, Amazon is also discounting their tablets and Amazon Echos.
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Everytown's big footprint, however, worries even some fellow gun control advocates.
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"The stock's been held back by trade war worries," Cramer said.
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Such worries have driven fierce U.S. lobbying against the Russian project.
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No worries, because the MPL can also be ordered on ice.
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She lives, writes, and worries about the apocalypse in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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No worries we left very early before it got too warm.
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Other aspects of quantum theory permit messaging without worries about eavesdroppers.
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She worries that algorithms will exacerbate rather than reduce racial bias.
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And he worries that Hillary Clinton will continue Obama's foreign policy.
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I'm sure it's all safe and secure, so no worries here!
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Britain, rightly, worries about banks posing a threat to the taxpayer.
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This lack of tourist infrastructure worries him and others in town.
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Worries about discord on Capitol Hill seems to transcend political affiliation.
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No worries, though, it is just a back-end administrative bug.
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Saeed worries for the safety of his sisters, still in Mosul.
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This worries Mr Stefanopoulos, the mayor of an affluent eastern suburb.
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Nyc snowstorm no worries baby will give u a ride pic.twitter.
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Worries about jobs are, so far, focused on the export sector.
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He worries about three aspects of the new veterinary business model.
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Apple's entry into the field offers some answers to these worries.
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But Sester worries that such distinctions may be difficult to maintain.
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Rob was disappointed but understanding — but Chyna's worries weren't over yet.
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She suspected that was partly due to unspoken worries about harassment.
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Some or indeed all of these worries may never be realised.
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Constant worries of an oncoming train or bus or street sweeper.
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Everyone remembers the last war, and worries about the next one.
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Worries about a sharp slowdown in China have rattled global markets.
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Worries about that support have popped up in the data, too.
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Asian shares also fell amid trade concerns and global growth worries.
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That may make the economy more flexible, but worries younger voters.
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However, he worries that people's interest in pursuing entrepreneurship has waned.
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Investors have become increasingly cautious amid rising worries about corporate creditworthiness.
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It is far from the only reason for such nuclear worries.
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"They don't like black people so no worries here," wrote Leakes.
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That effort flopped, which advocates hope will assuage DC doctors' worries.
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This worries ethnic-Chinese and -Indian voters, the largest minority groups.
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There are worries, though, that the campaign is veering off course.
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Its shares have nearly doubled though since last year's solvency worries.
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A man literally on fire casually walking with no worries. 4.
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Worries about Italy's budget also capped gains in the broader market.
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No worries, the feline social media star is safe and sound.
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Beijing worries that the system's powerful radar will compromise China's security.
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Opinions vary, naturally, but some worries crop up again and again.
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Investors on Wall Street fled technology shares amid resurging trade worries.
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As with America's worries about Huawei, this is not entirely unreasonable.
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Altman echoed some of Musk's worries over the advancement of technology.
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He worries the area is at risk from potential pipeline leaks.
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Those expectations increased amid lingering trade worries and weaker economic data.
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He worries about being victimized for something he's not involved in.
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Health care and terrorism are Britons' main worries, along with poverty.
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Having metal teeth in delicate places is not without its worries.
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Bure has no worries about clearing her schedule for The Voice.
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One Manx official worries about competition from the British Virgin Islands.
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No worries, we have a little bit of everything for everyone.
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No worries on Joe's part, though — Joe stole her phone anyway.
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Other worries centre on the conditions of detained migrants in Libya.
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Meanwhile, Pennsylvania is a state Trump worries could turn against him.
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Rising land prices in the Permian may be offsetting such worries.
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U.S. Treasury yields have also been held back by international worries.
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No, the worries are hyperbolic: mass deportation, torture, and, yes, oblivion.
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Other students ate less or skipped meals due to money worries.
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Don't worry—we shoved the hope into it, no worries there.
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But Sanders' campaign shrugs off any worries about the road ahead.
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Yet he also worries that the same goes for the Democrats.
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Investor worries also include new laws aimed at increasing driver pay.
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Just behind it was Italy, where 45 percent expressed such worries.
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Pete Najarian disagrees with Wall Street's worries over Disney's succession plan.
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BUT YOU TALK ABOUT THE MACRO AND WORRIES ABOUT THE MACRO.
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Worries about China's financial sector had also spread in Asia overnight.
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And she worries private collectors won't tell people about these options.
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"We've never been a company that worries about cannibalization," Lisberg said.
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Do you have any concerns or worries about a Trump presidency?
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Mercedes explicitly cited environmental worries as the reason behind the overhaul.
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But gains in equities were limited by worries about trade discussions.
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AT&T's surprise miss McDonald's flies high Chipotle dispels food worries
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United Tech pulled out of the talks due to antitrust worries.
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"It's been a horse, but that's what worries me," Cramer said.
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Gold is seen as a hedge against political and economic worries.
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But in general, this obsession with — worries about — mobs is growing.
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Amazon is not alone in the technology industry with its worries.
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Fears of debt sustainability should be the last of anyone's worries.
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He's seen the busts and worries another may be closing in.
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Yeah, that's what worries me about this "politically correct/incorrect" business.
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Kennedy also worries the apps are making their users overthink sleep.
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But when she was here, none of those worries mattered anymore.
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If you've never heard of Fordlandia before, no worries — Google has.
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"Anything could happen," Kelly said, adding that he worries about falling.
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" But he worries Elizabeth has "totally been absorbed by [Cummins'] delusions.
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That is a signal that worries about tight supply have abated.
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Turns out our worries about Aria really losing it were valid.
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The messages from the agencies were meant to alleviate those worries.
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No worries, though, the makeup tutorial goes off without a hitch.
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But she worries that it may be for the wrong reasons.
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It worries water experts, who note a convergence of alarming trends.
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Yet this was not the end of his worries about smallpox.
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Its departure worries smaller northern allies like the Nordics and Dutch.
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Television is mostly supposed to help the viewer forget their worries.
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The latest evidence seems to show that such worries are justified.
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He's been very, very generous, but of course that worries me.
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CNBC: Dow falls as Wall Street weighs Trump legal worries vs.
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Brent jumped 0113 percent early on worries about Middle East tensions.
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In fact, those worries are often embedded right in the shows.
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But Monday morning offered evidence that the worries aren't just theoretical.
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The market has already plunged on worries about a global slowdown.
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Some have expressed worries about the costs involved in that endeavor.
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To have no worries except for cartoons, toys, and video games?
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"Parents need to take children's fears and worries seriously," Rapee says.
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No, the worries it conjures up are more existential in nature.
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Now, he worries that his hard-won freedom is under threat.
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The inversion stoked worries about the impact of the Sino-U.
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But the Democratic Party is realizing that automation worries many Americans.
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And that's what worries me if the Democrats take the House.
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But Mr Macron's willingness to say it out loud worries NATO.
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But it would not quell worries about lies in political advertising. ■
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You can even take it into the pool, without any worries.
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He worries what would happen should a relief station contact them.
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Where your ass has been is the least of our worries.
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But Cramer said Morgan Stanley blew its worries out of proportion.
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Worries are growing that not all these investments have been wise.
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But regulators squashed the venture on worries it would stifle competition.
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Who are you going to see to blank out your worries?
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Weak quarterly earnings by U.S. corporations are adding to the worries.
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But Mr Molua worries that "the space for moderates is shrinking".
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He worries that speculators will move in, destroying the neighborhood's character.
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Equities have fallen with oil prices amid worries over global growth.
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Those worries also have led to increased volatility in the market.
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The government cited worries about food and security as their reasons.
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But V says economic worries are not going to stop protesters.
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But don't let those worries stop you from making a difference.
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"It really helps that my financial worries are gone," he said.
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Signs of weaker global economic growth have added to the worries.
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"It worries me a great deal," she said Wednesday on CNN.
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The European Commission said Hutchison's concessions failed to address competition worries.
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He worries about what the next weeks and months will bring.
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What worries me is that they don't know enough about it.
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Lumentum's results were also further evidence that such worries were overdone.
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This writer, a garrulous god, worries over every word, footnotes included.
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I'd have no worries about that fight [with McGregor] at all.
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He seemed to bring her out of her worries and woes.
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As the water dries off, your worries might also fade away.
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"This is the question that worries everybody now," Mr. Kislov said.
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But it's what happens in the short term that worries him.
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These days, Prof Leland worries that portfolio insurance "has gone underground".
|
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South Africa's rand fell as worries grew over elections on Wednesday.
|
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Crude futures fell earlier on worries of U.S. gasoline over supplies.
|
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I ask whether that worries her, and she immediately perks up.
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Worries about a sharp rise in interest rates also pressured equities.
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Mr. Kaner worries that some customers may be using the Oct.
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" The worries "The biggest mistake is overwhelming your performers and audience.
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"The thing that worries me is so-called relevance," he said.
|
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The company declined to elaborate on the reasons for investors' worries.
|
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Forget about those worries about getting into that first-choice school.
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OSMRE, for its part, insisted that these worries were (mostly) overblown.
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Amid all these worries, the scarring haunted me most of all.
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No worries: This combination will also be creatively inspiring for you.
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That's the kind of thing that worries drivers like Gamaledin Mohamed.
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"What's gon' be my fate?" he worries in his creaky yan.
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Hakuna Matata is a Kiswahili slogan meaning no problem, no worries.
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Money worries can creep into other areas of your life, fast.
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Sometimes Mr. Michelz worries about not providing enough for his family.
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The travel ban spooked markets, deepening worries about the economic slowdown.
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Hopefully, it would be empathetic to Americans' worries and fears, too.
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" Kernen continued, "Are there worries about a pandemic at this point?
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Worries that the economy is becoming dominated by a wealthy elite.
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Did you have any worries about coming back to the role?
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You can even discuss your deepest worries with your closest friends.
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Overall sentiment remained subdued amid growing worries about a global recession.
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Employees' worries will sound familiar, and in hindsight maybe not unwarranted.
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" What worries Europeans, she said, is "the likelihood of missteps, miscalculations.
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That should be one thing taken away from their daily worries.
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And everything around biotechnology worries me more and more each day.
|
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Some girls are even kept out of school over those worries.
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He barely mentioned the realities that drive those worries at all.
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Worries about investor confidence and slower commercial activity rippled through markets.
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This'll take you up, up, and away from all your worries!!!
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And their worries are increasingly shared by climate scientists as well.
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Excerpt 3: What worries insiders has electrified many on the outside.
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The overarching economic worries won't be helped by the border restrictions.
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So, no worries, your funeral can still get max views. 💀
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So it's time to put the federal debt worries to rest.
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The United States military has echoed such worries, with Lt. Gen.
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Still, he worries about the future of farming in the state.
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There are worries about running out of power on longer routes.
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She worries that she "uses" men, then runs away from them.
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There are worries that this could further disrupt global financial markets.
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She believes I should have one and worries that I don't.
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Investor worries helped safe haven assets like gold and Treasuries higher.
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But worries about the plight of blue-collar workers unite them. ■
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Current uncertainty and worries are clearly reflected in the financial markets.
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Worries about the future would prompt households to trim their spending.
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Their hours are being cut, contributing to worries about getting paid.
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She faces health care challenges and worries about her immigration status.
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Mr. Schilli worries that the cemeteries are still far from safe.
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Mr. Icahn was likely one of the worries of Dell's executives.
|
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Everyone vaguely worries about pushing the national debt into unprecedented terrain.
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WASHINGTON — An awkward handshake is really the least of their worries.
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Worries about the virus are also wreaking havoc on global markets.
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Sometimes, if she had to admit it, Precy worries about Michael.
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The run-up is leading to worries about a damaging crash.
|
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Despite worries that he would capitulate to Russia, he stood firm.
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"It's this Trump that worries me the most," Ms. Maher said.
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It is the long-term prospect of rebuilding that worries many.
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They won't let us have a cycle, and that worries me.
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There were worries going into it... but it's a mixed bag.
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Worries about Federal Reserve policy could also be playing a role.
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They acknowledged worries the House might just act on the bill.
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However, she worries about a trend toward quantity over quality communication.
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It worries me that there's not enough reasonable people to compromise.
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Inviting a female acquaintance to his cottage, Redfyre worries about decorum.
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Besides, our hero has bigger worries than his own death foretold.
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And he'll win, because he'll be talking about what worries voters.
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What happens there and in the Middle East deeply worries her.
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We all have our individual pains and fears and anxieties, worries.
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They also quelled worries of a sharp jump in energy prices.
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There are never any worries about having left something important behind.
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You can forget your age, your worries, even your bathing suit.
|
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" Halladay worries about a psychological theory called the "illusory truth effect.
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It is this very point, however, that worries some market seers.
|
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Existential worries about the euro currency lifted borrowing rates, tightening credit.
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Worries about a move to domestic-only taxation backfiring are real.
|
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"Judy worries about me too much, she really does," she said.
|
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And he worries now that capitalism is broken for most people.
|
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To assuage such worries, a joint statement issued after an Aug.
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Peter Thiel worries that Mr. Trump may not go far enough.
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Most of the team worries more about optics than righting wrongs.
|
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But then, and now, he worries that progress could be lost.
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The realist in me, however, worries about a much different result.
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"Any time our soldiers are threatened, that worries me," Funk said.
|
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There are also growing worries about the treatment of transgender people.
|
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Mr. Erlich worries about the slow, steady heating of the planet.
|
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With the government open, we should put worries behind us, right?
|
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"China worries, price points, component scares; it never ends," Cramer said.
|
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Such equipment is expensive, however, which worries the state's dairy farmers.
|
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Mr. Li, however, sought to allay worries about rising Chinese debt.
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He worries what will happen if he returns, Ms. Vayghan said.
|
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Worries about intensity, with cows living inside, might also be inflated.
|
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But the GOP infusion of money is increasing worries about disarray.
|
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What worries me is dealing with the ramifications of climate change.
|
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Negative effects from financial markets could also add to consumer worries.
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It's because I'm not quite an atheist, and it worries me.
|
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Yet Altman worries that the network's very potency has become problematic.
|
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Growing worries about a U.S.-Iranian confrontation set crude prices higher.
|
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David Leonhardt worries about sensitive diplomacy led by the Trump administration.
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There are two big worries Ukrainians still have about Zelensky, however.
|
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All three major U.S. indexes closed higher as trade worries subsided.
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The US already worries that Pyongyang could nuke its Asian allies.
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Worries about brakes as a source of disease go back decades.
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Both spots have flashed headlines on-screen to demonstrate worries that Sanders would lose a general election, and handed the microphone to voters (real Nevada and Iowa Democrats, Mellman points out) to share their worries about Sanders.
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Parents had concerns about their children's behavior and worries about their own strategies, but they didn't think of those as questions for the pediatrician, or expect to hear that there was medical research to address their worries.
|
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Worries over the U.S. economy losing steam as well as a shock contraction in Chinese trade have fanned worries about a sharp global slowdown, which will likely keep the Fed from tightening monetary policy further this year.
|
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The EU must reconsider its indifference to popular worries, particularly about migration.
|
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If these worries are real, why is the stockmarket doing so well?
|
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Many owners refuse to register their hounds, leading to worries about disease.
|
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But it is under Trump that worries about the agency's overreach grew.
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The worries go back to Norwegian's decision to begin long-haul flights.
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This is not the first time that these worries have been voiced.
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Of course, I didn't really know what to do, but no worries.
|
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Levi Strauss Levi Strauss (LEVI) shares dropped 7% Friday on tariff worries.
|
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There are worries, though, about the landscape in the U.S. and abroad.
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Nyc snowstorm no worries baby will give u a ride 😎 pic.twitter.
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The authorities dismiss such worries and point to the record of change.
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Tuna and deodorant would seem minor worries for detainees such as Cruz.
|
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But here is what worries me: the concerns expressed by individual investors.
|
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Big Tech worries that regulation will be costly and interfere with growth.
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The company also canceled its investor day in September, which worries Jonas.
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Bank stocks have taken a hit this year on worries about lending.
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The worries over NAFTA coincide with a recovery in Navistar's U.S. market.
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If you're unwilling, no worries, just pass the treat back to me.
|
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Critical infrastructure worries in the U.S. and abroad are far from over.
|
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OSMRE, for its part, had argued that these worries were (mostly) overblown.
|
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Friday's disappointing jobs numbers raised more worries about a looming economic slowdown.
|
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The market has had four big worries, and most are not resolved.
|
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Schiffman worries that such an approach wouldn't work in the United States.
|
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But sometimes we can let those worries get the better of us.
|
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When she leaves her home, she worries she could be killed, too.
|
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Worries have been stoked this year by the treatment of opposition politicians.
|
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Stateside, lingering worries around U.S.-China trade sent jitters down Wall Street.
|
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Then it passes to Chris, and he worries about the last section.
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Beijing worries the THAAD system's powerful radar can penetrate into Chinese territory.
|
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These worries have contributed to sharp losses in the U.S. stock market.
|
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Susteren asked Trump if he worries about the safety of coal miners.
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But Hardy worries that drugs are being targeted at patients too late.
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There are worries that tougher laws would drive the tradition back underground.
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Say you by mistake swiped left or right too soon — no worries!
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And as a father and a human being, that worries me, too.
|
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However, she dismissed their worries and alleges Miller continued to assault her.
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Elsewhere, the safe-haven Japanese yen sagged as trade war worries abated.
|
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They're buying far fewer cars than their forebears did, which worries carmakers.
|
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But hey, no worries, just shoot him a Facebook message instead, dude.
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He worries about losing his crops to plagues, fires, draughts, or frosts.
|
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"I have so many worries and fears as a parent," she admitted.
|
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Legitimate worries about terrorism have supplied fertile ground for insidious identity politics.
|
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Life is stressful enough; don't let your skin add to your worries.
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Worries about wages A bleaker point in the report came from wages.
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The upbeat mood counteracted worries from worse-than-expected China trade data.
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In time, however, the judge would become the least of Santos' worries.
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And its creators seem to understand parents' worries about their children's screentime.
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But what worries the government is the swelling numbers of rough sleepers.
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That's mainly because of lingering worries about the company's international TV contracts.
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"The Catalan story confounds and worries us," said Swissquote analyst Yann Quellen.
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Turkey's lira was back on the ropes amid worries about its trajectory.
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Just the prospect of a consumer boycott worries some American business executives.
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One worries about the economic consequences of Britain leaving the single market.
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Divorced, and soon to turn 103, he worries about funding his retirement.
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Economic worries are at the top of citizens' concerns in most countries.
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The selloff was driven mainly by increasing worries over the global economy.
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Casting a shadow over many share markets were worries the China-U.
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These dynamics have raised worries about the U.S. falling into a recession.
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The worries that plague Krystal's everyday life feel more relevant than ever.
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Outside of the industry, support is waning as worries persist about safety.
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She worries that Trump's tweets — including racist ones targeting Detroit congressional Rep.
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He said he worries stocks could still have much further to fall.
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But worries about demand for corn-based ethanol hung over the market.
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Mr Xi worries about THAAD, but trouble at home disturbs him more.
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The growth worries, along with surging U.S. oil supply, dented oil prices.
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If you'd like to read only about the respondents' worries, click here.
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She worries that the flow of foreign talent might be under threat.
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Ashlé, a singer in transition, worries about restroom laws in some states.
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No worries — you can give one of these 13 lines a try.
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In 2017 Trump-sceptic citizens in Virginia Beach voiced four broad worries.
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House Republicans probably hoped the slow pace of change would ease worries.
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The EU worries this will make some kinds of political advertising impossible.
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Plus strengthening oil prices have dimmed worries over massive corporate bond defaults.
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The odds of rain are pretty low, so weather worries remain minimal.
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At 60, she worries there may not be many options for her.
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No worries about parking or how to get your ride home afterwards.
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The prolonged trade spat has sparked worries about growth in oil demand.
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Biden seems to be the potential opponent Trump's staff worries about most.
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That worries environmentalists and lawmakers who sit across the aisle from Zinke.
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Yet their worries over globalisation, urbanisation and homogenisation overlap strikingly with Brexiteers'.
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But there are worries, even among some of psilocybin's proponents, about decriminalisation.
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Geneticists have expressed their worries about how employers might misuse the information.
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High costs of bunker or shipping fuel were major worries, he said.
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But as rates have gone up, worries about feedback have since subsided.
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U.S. markets fell for a fourth day over worries regarding international growth.
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Traders said worries over French nuclear power supply remained the main driver.
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Moreover, European yields decreased on worries about a possible no-deal Brexit.
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She worries how she and her husband will afford a second child.
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Robert Gordon, an economist, worries that America's genius for innovation is flagging.
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The question that worries locals is: Who's going to profit from this?
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That is what worries me, as a parent of two young boys.
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Who's going to do the best job of blanking out your worries?
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This worries authorities, because the crypto-sphere is far from risk-free.
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That caution mirrors similar worries in the West about companies like Huawei.
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Organ harvesting is the least of your worries as a clone, though.
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Trump also tried to soothe investor worries, saying markets would soon calm.
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"Not even a little bit," he said when asked about impeachment worries.
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Commodities also fell on worries that trade friction could slow global growth.
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No one worries about paying the mortgage on the family's spacious house.
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That vocabulary change sparked more worries about 2017's slowdown, DiClemente said.
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He worries that his coming out has failed them in some way.
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No worries: this mid-game pep talk will still make you cry.
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A regulatory compliant Facebook should definitely make those concerns turn into worries.
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One deal you can take advantage of without any worries: case discounts.
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It worries that a merger will distract UTC from resolving the problem.
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Frieda, over in "Florida" with Suzanne, worries about a similar fate befalling .
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You're just letting go of all worries and just rolling with it.
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This worries the Baltic states and Nordic states; as well as Poland.
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But worries over Brexit are undoubtedly a significant factor in Honda's decision.
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Worries about data theft are not the same as concerns about privacy.
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It would also resolve legal worries and concerns about third-country deals.
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Malapportionment—the creation of seats of wildly unequal size—worries critics most.
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No one these days worries about toxic success—rather of managing recovery.
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And why do worries about climate change come and go so much?
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That being said, Elizabeth certainly isn't doing anything to soothe her worries.
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However, worries about sharply higher spending, sent its shares down 2394.91 percent.
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The bank has long blamed worries about NAFTA for sluggish business investment.
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Many say those worries are misplaced, yet they have affected share prices.
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Notwithstanding worries about an approaching recession, quitting stocks altogether may prove expensive.
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Even all these recent worries about too-low inflation may be overblown.
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Mostly though, he worries about the future of a community he loves.
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That has trumped worries about a trade war and slowing economic growth.
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It's easy to see why fintech worries regulators and the public alike.
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And if you're older but don't have great handwriting, no worries, either.
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But there are still worries that we might be moving too fast.
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Though the fighting has subsided, Ms. Beina still worries about her safety.
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"Nothing worries me about this; I'm not ashamed of it," he said.
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That worries Sykes, who will host Cruz on Wednesday evening in Pewaukee.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple's cash and services help salve iPhone worries.
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It is not just the price of bitcoin that is causing worries.
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Putting the worries into context isn't enough to make them fade, though.
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Shortages will get even worse in March, worries a food-industry manager.
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Worries about a regulatory clampdown globally have sent investors scrambling to sell.
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However, worries about sharply higher spending, sent its shares down 0.8 percent.
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Investors have also been as cautious because of worries about North Korea.
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Cheryl worries that her parents would harm Polly and Jason's unborn child.
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There are also worries that a deal may not be sure thing.
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I also wanted to listen to her story, her experiences, her worries.
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Some German politicians have voiced worries over Italy's public intervention to BMPS.
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It worries everyone which puts a bizarre sense of guilt over me.
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S. talks, although worries about weak demand kept a cap on gains.
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So no worries, Alexa will still hear you over the action scenes.
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In case you can't make that ... no worries -- we've gotchya covered here!
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Miller worries that not every young person is getting those experiences now.
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Those worries will disappear -- at least for the moment -- with Handel's victory.
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There are bigger worries for your mobile phone's security, such as criminals.
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That worries me more, frankly, than other things that also concern me.
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Moreover, the industry worries this is merely the first shot against immigration.
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Keep living your best life and leave the money worries to us.
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But worries over social unrest have kept authorities from advancing with reforms.
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But he worries more about one area of Israel's economic expansion: China.
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Frank worries that if they evacuate, they'll be perceived as being weak.
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No worries: Sisi's government is unlikely to publish credible turnout information anyway.
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I tried really hard to let my worries vanish into the ether.
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Instead, we're oftentimes consumed with the thoughts and worries in our heads.
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Ukraine's worries have been compounded by Russian sabre-rattling along its borders.
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The budget presented on August 31st did nothing to dispel those worries.
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The short answer is no, but that's the least of her worries.
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He worries Raqqa will ruled by government forces once ISIS is defeated.
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Worries about Italy's banking system have been mounting ahead of a Dec.
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Ward worries that this signals a shift in long-standing government policy.
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He worries that anyone he speaks to will also become a target.
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He also worries about people who received coverage through ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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She worries about another spine fracture or, even worse, a fractured hip.
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The energy sector shed 3.9% as oil prices slumped on demand worries.
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Flynn once expressed deep worries about a Saudi-Iranian nuclear arms race.
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In an opinion piece on Spiegel Online, Mersch played down the worries.
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This demand should eventually ease today's worries about a lack of projects.
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"Our worries are about how to begin planting trees again," he said.
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Zinc hit a four-month high on worries over a potential shortage.
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But those worries wouldn't have gone away even if Remain had won.
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But worries about the White House are also becoming more prominently discussed.
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But some Central Asian countries themselves share Russia's worries about Chinese migration.
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Mostly, though, he worries about the ideas he unleashed on the world.
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Once you explore and understand someone's worries, you can begin addressing them.
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TWII hitting two-month lows on worries about slowing semi-conductor demand.
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There were other areas of fallout from the global trade worries too.
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Does this relationship between contributions and transition teams raise any similar worries?
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Mr. Rubio worries that the federal response has fallen too far behind.
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Publicly, administration officials have not betrayed any worries about the Clinton probe.
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No worries — they have you covered with a full-service rental station.
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He worries his accounts at Ria and MoneyGram could be closed, too.
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But the post-earnings conference call sparked some bearish worries among investors.
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The threat he worries about isn't a nuclear bomb or impending earthquake.
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Major foreign oil producers have less money and new worries about instability.
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She worries she might be deported if Boris knows where Persia is.
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Founding President Sean Parker worries what Facebook is doing to kids' brains.
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Sentiment has also been hit by growing worries over China's economic outlook.
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Over half of House Democrats in September expressed worries about the regulation.
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The trend raises has worries among campaigners about data security and privacy.
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The Washington Post: Are worries over Latino turnout too little, too late?
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The Hill: GOP worries House majority endangered by top of the ticket.
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With high enough pay, worries about traditional gender roles seem to subside.
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Worries persisted over geopolitical risks and U.S. dollar weakness bolstered bullion's appeal.
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Crude prices fell more than 2102 percent on Wednesday on oversupply worries.
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Marketing is centered on sustainability, as Gen Z worries about climate change.
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"This administration worries about it a lot," Baer said at the hearing.
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Goldman has worries about Kraft's ability to stabilize earnings during its turnaround.
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We have enough worries over there without having to worry about that.
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A number of high-profile Republicans have been open with their worries.
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This reflects a combination of the deleveraging campaign and worries about trade.
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I've got no worries about her, either today or in labor negotiations.
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But he also worries about his job at the French luxury group.
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But recent months have brought a crisis that worries fishermen and chefs.
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Besides, she says, she worries about the convention moving from Joshua Tree.
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A Brief History of Digital Worries Age 13 — 26:Inside Oracle High •
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It you're unwilling, no worries, just pass the treat back to me.
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"This is now one of the biggest worries for us," he said.
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It also, at this point, should be the last of his worries.
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These worries are then projected on "folk devils" who embody that stress.
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And, as one worries before any first date, What if they're ugly?
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Older buildings were designed without today's worries of active shooters and terrorism.
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I can pursue any career that I choose without any financial worries.
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All that said, dry-ass cereal is the least of their worries.
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You mentioned your wife still worries about you when you go outside.
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They always had those kind of worries, like longing for each other.
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She worries enough for both of us so I can stay relaxed.
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Serious talks come up today—but no worries, they will be productive.
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Yet on Tuesday, politics seemed like the least of the system's worries.
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Americans have been buying markedly less sugar amid the rising health worries.
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But he worries about trends for Alaska salmon beyond the Copper River.
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All of a sudden, all of my worries, fears, and boredoms vanished.
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Johnson said he worries about the "vulnerabilities" in state voter registration databases.
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No one worries that Hillary is not tough enough to be president.
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She worries that she's just serving the same customers over and over.
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Shares were down more than 2% amid rising market worries about coronavirus.
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Others have raised worries of products that could be appealing to children.
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Such worries could wait a little, until the euphoria had died down.
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This worries me, as people don't seem to think about the consequences.
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To the Editor: The worries about driverless cars are ill founded. Why?
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But such long-term worries should be a secondary concern right now.
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All month, worries about relations with China have weighed on technology stocks.
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And honestly, your hair is the least of our worries right now.
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Voracious. Books were an escape from boredom and loneliness and also worries.
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She worries that harassment will grow now that the bill has passed.
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You can be a leader and still have your own particular worries.
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VICE News talked to Browder about his ongoing worries over Putin's tactics.
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He, too, worries about his physical safety should he be sent back.
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Jones worries how parents would explain the Trump victory to their kids.
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The minute they saw each other, her diesel fuel worries were over.
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Worries about competition from Instagram has put downward pressure on Snap's stock.
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Jonathan, who is 20, worries about shouldering the costs in the future.
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Environmental activism and worries over climate change are certainly part of it.
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She said she worries about the fate of the nation's remaining H.B.C.U.s.
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Ms. Beckson worries that it will become another empty storefront on Bleecker.
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On Wednesday, Facebook sought to soothe Wall Street's worries over those questions.
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Mr. Harris, citing worries about censorship, announced that he would leave Patreon.
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Other Fed officials quickly moved to assuage those worries after the Dec.
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The phrase means "no worries," but for Disney, it's not that simple.
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Centerra began investigating, but Ms. Glover's worries grew as the inquiry unfolded.
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I'm inspired too, but part of me worries they're overestimating their audience.
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He also worries about delays on the steel he imports from Belgium.
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She worries that she is going to sound foolish, or look vain.
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But China is just one of several worries investors are fixated on.
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I tell him not to worry but it gets my worries going.
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"I have no worries about Tarrant County," she told The Texas Tribune.
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Freed by the water and harbored by mountains, city worries melted away.
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But worries over the fast-moving coronavirus don't stop at staffing shortages.
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With Joe Biden, she worries about his touchy-feely record with women.
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Yields on US Treasuries have dropped to historic lows on coronavirus worries.
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John had his worries about where technology was taking the Amish community.
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He worries that the politicization of the family is bad for policymaking.
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Uncertainty about what is actually happening is adding to some people's worries.
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None of that worries Chris Dixon, another Andreessen partner coleading the fund.
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But he worries that, instead of fading, wartime divisions have only hardened.
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But the Democrats' worries about national security go beyond just one job.
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But he no doubt worries about whether his own supporters will bother.
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But yes, he admits, he worries a lot about geopolitics these days.
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These communal releases of weekday worries crop up across the city regularly.
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Meanwhile, those who would have attended have moved on to bigger worries.
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People have worries … but not about losing everything because of an illness.
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What is it exactly about the coronavirus that worries New York officials?
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He worries for relatives who have fled to neighboring Bangladesh and India.
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Not only does it keep me up, but it also worries me.
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On Soccer MUNICH — It's not the summer that Xabi Alonso worries about.
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Opinion BEIJING — What worries you about the coming world of artificial intelligence?
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The worries come after the state party stopped working with Shadow Inc.
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I have no worries about a fractured national narrative on the Mall.
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As farmers retire, Kalbach worries the sheer expense of farming will mean
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Some expressed their worries about what would come, no matter the outcome.
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Hurting stocks have been worries about politics both in Washington and abroad.
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And that worries not just us, but also millions beyond our borders.
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Sheth, too, worries about the cruelty that trans people continue to face.
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Worries about psychedelics' side-effects, which can include drug-induced psychosis, abound.
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She worries they'll get mad if she doesn't do enough for them.
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She also washes her hands furiously, but worries it is not enough.
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The disruptions prompted worries over London's image as an open, global city.
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And then, of course, impeachment would be the least of his worries.
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The Europeans, meanwhile, have shared their worries widely ahead of the meeting.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said he had no worries.
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Even then, she worries about leaving behind her 80-year-old grandmother.
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She cries a lot, worries about comma placement and has mother issues.
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But he worries that coronavirus patients could be slipping through the cracks.
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All of this worries me, but in the end I don't care.
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But she worries about its price and whether her insurer will pay.
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The "Mad Money" host worries that people will forget the unforgettable day.
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In 2013, RINs vaulted to about $1.403 on worries over supply shortages.
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Still, you should convey your worries to him, seriously and without sarcasm.
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Officials are creating strategies to respond to worries of potential voter intimidation.
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The worries cut both ways for Democrats and Republicans in the Senate.
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"It's the least of my worries," Burr said about the omnibus timing.
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John had his worries about where technology was taking the Amish community.
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Among equities, Asian stocks slipped on worries about the fast-spreading virus.
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Markets sank on weaker economic news and worries about the trade war.
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Worries over the health of the global economy sent oil prices lower.
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There are also worries about trade negotiations and politics, the host said.
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Darla Wright's worries over the water in Flint have never gone away.
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It is her daughter Jariah whom Ms. Wright worries about the most.
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On the other hand, the possibility of higher taxes already worries businesses.
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Mr. Melini worries that Warm Showers lacks a sufficient number of hosts.
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Luckily, when the baby came, I figured out solutions to my worries.
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"I hear more worries about the president than about Jared," he said.
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She worries that her Iranian relatives will not be allowed to attend.
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" Karpf worries, though, that the company "could take a very dark turn.
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Amid those trade worries, the dollar mostly held onto gains made overnight.
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Belgium's foreign minister has also expressed his worries over Dr. Djalali's case.
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Mr. Feldstein was particularly concerned about this and expressed his worries loudly.
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" He worries about hitting 300 pounds, which Oliver calls the "blimp line.
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Now, add one more fear to the list: worries about dropping out.
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Olympic-sized worries One event has the potential to tip the balance.
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Worries of political instability have lately cast a cloud on the outlook.
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Still, worries about global economic growth have capped gains in oil prices.
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For customers not quite ready to part with pumpkin spice, no worries.
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And she also worries about getting the medical supplies she will need.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders worries that it could lead to Trump claiming vindication.
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Looking for matching pieces takes your mind off your worries, he says.
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Interesting given some recent op-eds suggesting worries about deepfakes are overblown.
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This worries opponents of the PiS' drive toward a more conservative society.
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No worries if your footage is stored on a Rugged SSD Pro.
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She worries about the expense of the drugs for the cancer treatment.
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