Worry about the economy, worry about wages, worry about jobs.
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Well, I worry a lot about—people worry about jobs, but I worry about education.
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They chose from three responses: not too much worry, a moderate amount of worry, or a lot of worry.
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I give them my mom's advice: Don't worry about the money, don't worry about the title, don't worry about the company.
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It's a simple message of 'don't worry, live life,' 'don't worry and follow your passions,' or 'don't worry, eat ice cream.
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It is not a Democratic worry or a Republican worry.
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Don't worry about reviews, don't worry about the box office.
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I worry about them more than I worry about myself.
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So -- don't worry about -- you've got to worry about this.
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People worry about the wrong thing with AI. They worry about a Terminator machine killing them, or they worry about a Skynet.
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I just worry, worry, worry that if we go back to the Harry Potter well, we will only pull up an empty bucket.
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"We should worry about us first and then worry about AI."
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The one thing I always worry about:I always worry about TIME.
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When your scheduled worry break arrives, don't do anything but worry.
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They worry when it happens, and even then they don't worry.
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But don't worry about electability and don't worry about Donald Trump.
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Don't worry about the onslaught of advice, just worry about your baby.
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If the mentality is now a worry, you'll worry all the time.
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We worry about breaking up and we worry about not breaking up.
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So don't worry so much (unless you have something to worry about).
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Among the findings in the "Worry Less Report": Millennials worry about money.
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All the stuff that you worry about, I worry about as well.
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I WORRY ABOUT, YOU KNOW, I WORRY ABOUT EUROPE, WORRY ABOUT -- PICK A PLACE, I CAN TELL YOU WHAT CAN GO WRONG IN THAT PLACE.
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You don't have to worry about your kids, you don't have to worry about, you know, school, you don't have to worry about paying your mortgage.
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Before you go on vacation you'll worry about money; while you're on vacation you'll worry about money, and when you get back you'll worry about money.
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Now, though, even dentists have to worry about CONTENT, and they have to worry about SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION and they really have to worry about KOMBUCHA.
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"Don't worry about booking jobs, don't worry about these ends goals," she said.
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She was stuck in a cycle of worry, heightened vigilance and more worry.
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You don't have to worry about it — worry about your job or anything.
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Not to worry — or perhaps, worry — actor Josh Gad is on the case.
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What I have noticed is that more of my young patients worry a lot about things that don't seem so serious, and then worry about their worry.
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Paige tells her not to worry about it and to worry about her health.
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If you worry a lot, why on earth would you schedule time to worry?
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They worry about me alot and I don't want them to worry about me.
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But don't worry because I'm here now, so you don't need to worry anymore.
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That's ours to worry about, we don't want our guests to worry about it.
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"I worry about the students, I worry about the teachers and staff," he said.
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A: Don't worry about being perfect; worry about being the best you can be.
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Convincing yourself that you worry too much about unlikely outcomes or about things beyond your control is one way to retrain your brain to worry less and worry smarter.
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NT: But you worry about them as much as you worry about Google, Facebook, Amazon?
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And even before he's going to worry about reelection, he has to worry about renomination.
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As some countries worry about exporting to America's market, others worry about importing its politics.
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You don't have to worry about texting, you don't have to worry about answering emails.
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"There's a very fundamental difference between fear and worry, and she does worry," Tranel explained.
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This time, Gerald may have outdone himself in finding a non-worry to worry about.
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There, I didn't have to worry about anyone, I just had to worry about myself.
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" Or, as Mr. Weiss also said, "We always worry, because it's our job to worry.
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I wonder whom to believe, how much to worry, and what that worry will accomplish.
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While the Kims worry about money, the extravagant Parks worry about poor people's unpleasant smell.
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They had said not to worry about not having a crib, but Olive did worry.
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Don't worry, I'm going to get it approved, I'm connected, I'm a lobbyist, don't worry.
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" And Gloria said to me, "You worry about late-night TV and I'll worry about India.
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In other words, don't worry about the on-demand economy, don't worry about self-driving cars.
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I don't think she needs to worry about my drinking — she should worry about her drinking.
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He has to worry about members of Congress, he has to worry about the midterm elections.
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Most Republicans in the House don't worry about their November election — they worry about their primaries.
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I mean, I worry about it after, but I don't worry about it during the take.
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They worry about those back home just as much as those back home worry about them.
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He helped people find the language and the platform to disguise racial worry as economic worry.
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You worry that you think that someone's bound to snitch or you worry ... Louie: On me?
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When I pet and care for Friend, I don't worry about my career as a struggling writer, I don't worry about paying the bills — I don't worry about anything at all.
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You don't have to worry about your wallet, you don't have to worry about if you left your charger behind, you don't have to worry about if you need to go out and get lunch, you don't have to worry about who's going to do your groceries.
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But don't worry, Twitter's on it: Don't worry, guys upset about Miss America eliminating its swimsuit competition.
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The stuff that I used to worry about before, it's like I don't worry about it anymore.
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"It's to know which things to worry about, and how much to worry about them," Gates says.
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"Governments used to worry about counterfeiting money; now we have to worry about counterfeiting people," Bergstrom said.
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The one thing I always worry about: I usually worry about things I don't have control over.
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Yeah. Very true, so, not to worry about his death, but worry about how this man lived.
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Announcer: At Volkswagen, we don't worry about how our car looks; we worry about how it works.
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I worry about N. in law school, I said, I worry that he will keep doing badly.
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As always, people who worry less are an inspiration to those of us who worry too much.
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"Phase #265: Don't worry; Phase #2: Worry; Phase #3: Stay home," Di Franco wrote in an email.
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I worry about the kids, but I also worry about you ending up in a bad spot.
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Don't worry about that part of the reimbursement, don't worry about that part of the collection process, don't worry about bad debt attached to that, we want to support you from that standpoint.
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"All I can say is that we're going to take our best shot and worry — worry a lot."
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SO, I THINK THAT PEOPLE IT'S EASY TO GET MIRED DOWN IN THIS LITTLE WORRY, THAT LITTLE WORRY.
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Don't worry about what anybody has to say, don't worry about what anybody thinks about what you're doing.
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Try to establish "worry periods" — or specific times when you're allowed to worry for 15 minutes, Greenberg suggested.
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SPADEA: You know, don&apost worry after my last election, don&apost worry - come on, it&aposs outrageous.
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When worry thoughts start circulating around bedtime, tell yourself that you will deal with them during tomorrow's worry time.
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You worried about your kids, but you didn't worry about them the way people worry about their kids now.
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PEOPLE who worry about Donald Trump's presidency worry especially about how he might respond to a national-security crisis.
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A lot of consumers worry about the planet and they worry about what it is that they can do.
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Worry about yourself, and if you worry about the well being of others, it will be a better society.
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They worry about the health of their children and worry about what kind of place we are leaving them.
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"We shouldn't worry about the outcome of a trial, we should only worry about doing our job," Fleming said.
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When he tells you, don't worry, or worry, how many of you can go to the bank on that?
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THE BIG THING YOU NEED TO WORRY ABOUT IN THIS WORLD IS WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN'T WORRY ABOUT OTHER THINGS BUT WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION , THATS THE BIG WORRY ITS BEEN THE WORRY EVER SINCE AUGUST OF 1945 KERNEN: I AGREE FUKUSHIMA AND WHATEVER NUMBER IS ATTACHED TO IT THAT DOESNT GO AWAY FOR 500 YEARS MIGHT BE MORE OF A WORRY THAN CO2.
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I want you to worry about my kids, and I have got to worry about your children and your grandchildren.
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My worry is that then, ultimately ... my only worry with this is that people talk about it like it's great.
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She doesn't need a reason to worry about me — she already worries enough without having anything concrete to worry about.
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"Don't worry about a thing, everything's under control, don't worry about a thing," Trump told Fox's Sean Hannity on Wednesday.
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When somebody says: "Don't worry your pretty little head about it," you better worry your pretty little head about it.
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I worry about this on the right and, as you suggested, I worry about this on the left as well.
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"You don't worry about a race, you don't worry about winning the Big Ten," Boilermakers coach Matt Painter said afterward.
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Neat-freaks should worry less, and overwhelmed messy people could do with giving themselves fewer worldly goods to worry about.
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"Parents across the land should worry about teaching their children the ABCs, not worry about what's in their baby's food."
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While city parents may worry about their children walking home, suburban parents worry when their children get their driver's licenses.
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And while I worry about my children a lot, I never worry that there isn't enough food in the refrigerator.
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Why worry about professors being left-wing and not worry about the political leanings of officers in the armed forces?
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Everyone worries about jobs, but people who worry about robots and people who worry about immigrants propose very different solutions.
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I never, though, had a patient whose worry about those side effects came close to her worry about the disease.
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Latinos worry about losing these things, and they also worry about friends and relatives being deported and communities torn asunder.
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"Don't worry about yesterday and don't worry about tomorrow," Mr. Dale told California Rocker, an online music publication, in 2015.
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Let's just say I don't worry about them near as much as I worry about the Chinese and the Russians.
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So there is much to worry about in the markets, but it is important to worry about the right things.
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But eventually we won't worry about it any more than we worry about which virus is causing our latest cold.
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I don't worry about perceptions; I don't worry about what can happen — because I really feel like he's with me.
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BLACKOUT for HUMAN RIGHTS - Worry No. 473 of 1000 Worries that a Black Person Should Not Have to Worry About.
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"You know, you generally don't worry that much about Americans when you're cooking pasta, you worry about the Italians," Batali said.
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"I wouldn't worry about it, fellas, I wouldn't worry about it," Trump joked alongside Stanley Cup champions the St. Louis Blues.
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" "I don't have to worry about locker rooms and all that crap right now, which I don't want to worry about.
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The obsessive members of the PC gaming community who worry over benchmarks and specs like most of us worry over pricetags.
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"I worry you might get confused … I worry that you could fall for misogynistic thoughts and statements," the fitness guru continues.
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The cruel thing is, the more you worry, the less you sleep—and the less you sleep, the more you worry.
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That could worry the Fed a little bit and worry investors that a possible rate rise is still on the table.
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But when you're in these roles, you don't worry about stock options, you don't worry about ... Right, it's just the mission.
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"Should we worry about earning our livelihood or worry about children's whereabouts?" said Mr. Ramzan, a cleric in the local mosque.
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But that would be unpopular both with bankers, who worry about their margins, and with households, who worry about their savings.
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"I worry about rain and I worry about lightning," Vernon sang on"00000 Million" the album's plaintive, soul searching closing track.
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Not that they don't worry about the deficit – they don't worry about it as much as they say, but even those that worry about it want to solve it by raising taxes, which I think we're proving doesn't work.
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"I worry about somebody who wins an election whose cornerstone of his election was bigotry ... I worry very much about a man who thinks climate change is a hoax ... so I worry about those things, and more," he said.
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I would worry about numbers, I would worry if something I ate sent me over and it was often associated with guilt.
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Just giving your mind a break from the constant relay of worry-hope-worry has a calming effect and proven health benefits.
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"It's not what you worry about when you go to bed, you worry what you're going to wake up to," she says.
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They don't have to worry about a MVPD, they don't have to worry about advertising, even though they're going into that area.
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Worry no more (or, more likely, don't start to worry) about how to correctly pronounce the "Reese's" in Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
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You've only got to worry about one gap; you've got to worry about a really small space; the throws are much easier.
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We shouldn't have to worry about our privacy, just as we shouldn't have to worry about war, discrimination, hunger, disease or money.
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I worry about how attached I am to this dog, and worry if he is the pillar that props up my sobriety.
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"I worry about him, and I know that all of us who worked so hard to protect him worry," Mr. Fogel said.
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But financial specialists say they worry about unforeseen payment difficulties, which were a big worry during the global financial crisis in 2008.
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"If you have enough money to worry about taxes, then you probably don't need to worry about it so much," he said.
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"You have to worry about more inflation, worry more about the Fed," said Michael Schumacher, director of rate strategy at Wells Fargo.
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I had to stop worrying because I couldn't worry anymore — it is impossible to worry about everything I might need to worry about in India: contaminated water, mosquitoes that may carry dengue or malaria, traffic that often follows no rules.
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My worry is I worry about the intensity of anger and division that I saw this week as we got to this point.
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Many Americans worry that Trump will be too close to Moscow; many in Moscow appear to worry that he won't be close enough.
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Mounting worry As the level of worry mounted, however, it would become clear the issue could not be contained to the executive branch.
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They are in the environment more than you are, so they're not going to worry about more than they have to worry about.
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"Any alcohol company has to worry about irresponsibly marketing alcohol and any car company has to worry about irresponsibly marketing cars," he says.
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So on the one hand you don't worry enough; and on the other, you can worry too much and your imagination goes wild.
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You shouldn't worry about Skynet coming online, you should worry about what does it mean to compute at the magnitude of [quantum computing].
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C. TAGLIARENI: So, every time, you know, I went to the pedestrian that went, oh, don't worry, don't worry, some babies are later.
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Over half of Americans say they worry "a great deal" about crime and violence — more than say they worry about a terrorist attack.
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With an open heart, we can worry less about which side has been wronged, and worry more about joining sides to do right.
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"Don't worry about the level of individual prominence you have achieved," he continued; "worry about the individuals you have helped become better people."
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"You know we have much bigger things to worry about right now than to worry about what the president says," Cindy McCain said.
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"Should I worry about going to classes and continuing my education or stay at home and not worry about getting shot," McAneney said.
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Parents today like to worry, and babies, nonverbal and immobile, present us with a relatively limited range of things to worry about them.
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With anxiety disorders, people feel excessive worry and can experience physical manifestations of this worry such as increased heart rate and stomach upset.
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Congressional Republicans have learned their lesson: They don't need to worry about Trump's past statements because Trump doesn't worry about his past statements.
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RADDATZ: Tell me what you'd say to American people out there... (APPLAUSE) RADDATZ: ... Who are sitting at home, who have daughters, who might worry about those answers, and might worry... BUSH: ... Why would they worry about it... RADDATZ: ... if the Draft is reinstituted?
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"I was having these conversations with my friend, Kim, and I didn't have to worry about it being a treatment; I didn't have to worry about it being a prescription; and I didn't have to worry about interrupting her busy day," Sheeley says.
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She, like many concern trolls, veiled her body-shaming with worry — worry that someone so seemingly unhealthy wouldn't be able to protect her child.
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We always like to worry about something but if ... coronavirus gets solved we are kind of running out of some things to worry about.
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Around a third, or 30%, worry they won't be able to keep up with housing costs, and 20% worry about paying down their credit.
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Franchisees don't need to worry about these costs being missing from a document, but they do need to worry about the costs being understated.
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Don't worry if you can't work out where you fit in right away, and don't worry if you change your mind a few times.
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"Worry is paralyzing, but when you change worry to action, you take your financial fear and you flip it on its head," she says.
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You actually have to worry about what you look like, and you have to worry about how other people see what you look like.
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Whereas traditional retailers have to worry about being in stock online and across their store network, Amazon only has to worry about digital inventories.
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She said, "I wouldn't worry about that—we have enough here to worry about," but a day later she found me in the hall.
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For me, though, I'd rather worry about swapping tires for a random road trip then worry about sliding off the highway on my commute.
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Anybody who has ever told you, 'Don't worry about sales, you can grow it and worry about sales later,' they are lying to you.
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"Clearly, if you're going to worry about radiological accidents, you also need to worry about the possibility of terrorism and missing sources," Lyman said.
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You need to worry about the people around you who you might infect, and you have to worry about second- and third-degree effects.
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Not only is this a way to get Donald Trump re-elected, we have a House to worry about, a Senate to worry about.
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Don't worry too much about understanding exactly who is mad at whom and why, because the show itself doesn't worry too much about it.
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Anybody who has ever told you, 'Don't worry about sales you can grow it and worry about sales later,' they are lying to you.
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And we don't just share the worry of putting food on the table; we worry about putting food on the table for the whole country.
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I worry that trans men and nonbinary trans people are entirely erased in these conversations, and guess what, trans people worry about hair loss too.
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By telling people not to worry—or that we should worry "more" about the flu—we may end up eroding public trust in the media.
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We can worry about the folks who literally have nothing, and then we can worry about everybody else who can clearly afford to purchase whatever.
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TH: There are two sides to this: Do I worry we're doing it right, and do I worry about it happening in the market enough?
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But some lawmakers worry the deal does not do enough to punish Equifax and they worry that regulators need more authority to deal with breaches.
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"In any case, from not having to worry about such things in the past, now all market participants need to worry about them," he concluded.
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Policymakers worry about the impact of federal health spending on the budget, and their state counterparts worry about the role Medicaid plays in their budgets.
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In "The Difference Between Worry, Stress and Anxiety," Emma Pattee writes: You probably experience worry, stress or anxiety at least once on any given day.
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" When asked to respond to Warren's comments, Bloomberg reportedly told reporters Wednesday night, "Maybe the senator should worry about herself and I'll worry about myself.
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Hulu didn't need to worry about its content supply because it had last night's TV. Prime Video didn't need to worry about revenue or viewers.
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Serge Ibaka has a plan to stop the yearly butt kicking his Toronto Raptors get from the Cavs -- don't worry about LeBron, worry about ourselves.
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And I also worry for her, in the same way I worry for anyone who places their transness at the center of a public identity.
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Stormzy jumped in, though: "don't worry about your phones, don't worry about back home, let's just use the next few hours to get fucked up".
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You don't want to worry about language and you don't want to worry about nudity, even if you have no nudity and no bad language.
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We worry because that worry used to keep us alive when there was a huge risk of being eaten every time you left your cave, etc.
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I talked to her in the middle of the night last night – I said don't hype yourself up, don't worry, you have nothing to worry about.
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KERNEN: IF YOU TELL ME THERE'S NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT, LIKE BACK IN '08 THERE WAS SOMETHING TO WORRY ABOUT AND I THINK YOU KNEW THAT.
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"I worry, I worry for the business, for the perception of the business, not just Trump supporters, they see that smugness," he said in May 2017.
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The worry here really is that if inflation does overshoot to the upside, and the biggest worry is, is the market really prepared for more inflation?
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"He doesn't have to worry about coming into Iowa, he doesn't have to worry about going to New Hampshire or Nevada or South Carolina," he said.
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I no longer worry that a game will swing on a bad call, but I constantly worry that I will end up cheering for a fiction.
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Or would you argue that we actually don't worry enough — or, at least, that we don't worry about the worst dangers when it comes to microbes?
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When you get bigger, you have the trade issues, you have to worry about China slowdown, you have to worry about Europe sluggishness, Japan's sluggishness, Brazil.
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I don't worry about money, you know, I'm thinking about it sometimes when I manage my investments, but it's not something I need to worry about.
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Not only is this a way to get Donald Trump re-elected, we got a House to worry about, we got a Senate to worry about.
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It is great to not have to worry about all the things you usually have to worry about with traditional operating systems like macOS or Windows.
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But one's 35th birthday is just another workday to stress over in between worry over paying rent and worry about our phone's data usage this month.
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Before the 1980s, the worry was that business managers would worry more about expanding the company (and increasing their power, pay and perks) than in shareholder returns.
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"I just worry about, frankly, and this probably has nothing to do with this debate, but I worry about the future of the Republican party," McCain said.
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People with generalized anxiety disorder will worry constantly about things that most people don't worry about, and feel like they're unable to control their worries, Goodman says.
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However, for the rest of the population there is little to worry about, and travelers to Puerto Rico can have a worry-free experience, business or leisure.
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If a worrying thought enters your mind outside of your scheduled worry session, jot it down so you can think about it during your scheduled worry time.
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Such regulations have historically been a concern because there was the worry that presidents were "hiding" them until they no longer had to worry about electoral consequences.
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"Ignoring the bill's price tag, or pretending we needn't worry about deficits, is like ignoring climate change or pretending we needn't worry about its effects," he wrote.
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For dry coughs that occur without other worrisome symptoms, Bergquist said, the duration of the cough is a good measure of when to worry and not worry.
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To the extent that they worry about anything, they worry about losing their reputation for total ideological purism — and inviting a possible primary challenge from the right.
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"I don't like the word 'leader,' but it's natural for me because I worry about my team and I worry about being a winning player," Santana said.
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If I didn't know the guys on the other team I wouldn't worry about where they're potentially going to shoot, I'd just worry about playing my game.
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"When you hear about the tough calls I'm having, don't worry about it, just don't worry about it," Mr. Trump told attendants at the National Prayer Breakfast.
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In my waking, aboveground life, I often worry for no reason; here — notwithstanding the relative safety of today's New York — I probably should worry but do not.
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Other responses in the poll saw 36 percent of adults say they worry about their home being burglarized while they aren't there; 30 percent said they worry about being the victim of terrorism; and 26 percent worry about having a school-aged child being physically harmed at school.
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Is the worry, to use a craps metaphor, on the come here, or is the real worry right now in any of the data you're looking at it?
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Mark Risher: The thing that end users should worry about, and that I worry about, is these much more bespoke, targeted attacks that are going after an individual.
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I worry about the authenticity of the leaks, and I would worry about that regardless of who [was being hacked], even if the leaks were from our opponent.
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There's always a worry of what will happen to them, but I have a bigger worry thinking they might be deported because somebody like Donald Trump becomes president.
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Fintech doesn't have to, so I can give you the latest whistle, and not worry about its stability, not worry about how it might be used by fraud.
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Cher can't resist going after Donald Trump Meryl Streep-style, at least that's the worry of Billboard Award honchos who worry her acceptance speech could become super vulgar.
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"I'm a big believer in worry about the things you can control, and we as people have to worry about the things that we can control," he said.
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But when Nature asked scientists on Twitter how they thought the election would affect them, there was dread: worry over National Institutes of Health funding (it's currently the largest biomedical research funder in the world), worry about possible cutbacks for climate change research, worry over the future generation of scientists.
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"If you worry about your job and getting a decent pay, if you worry about your children's education, if you are taking care of an elderly parent," he said.
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Fifty-five percent say they worry a "great deal" about it, per a 2015 Gallup poll, while less than a majority worry a great deal about other environmental threats.
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Not having to worry about cords as I wander around the room erases at least one burden—unfortunately I still have to worry about smacking into furniture and people.
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"It's just one less thing I have to worry about on a list of things I have to worry about," Io Kleiser, one of those students, told BuzzFeed News.
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Tech giants worry about being able to recruit overseas talent, travel advocates worry about a decline in international tourism, and Wall Street frets over the uncertainty of it all.
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"Julius just has to continue to pay attention to detail, and not worry about trying to get triple-doubles, not worry about getting numbers," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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" - Kathleen, 61 "Queer sex still counts, don't worry.
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" - Brooke, 28 "Don't worry about making it special.
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" McConnell is telling them " 'Don't worry about it.
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The one thing I always worry about: In addition to the fact that my daughter is eating only white food, I really do worry about the state of our country.
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Observers worry that Bolsonaro's reign is unlikely to heal that divide, and many worry that his polarizing opinions will serve to drive the wedge even deeper between left and right.
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We don't need to worry about Google's DeepMind research division, we need to worry about the fact that it's almost impossible to run a business online without using Google's services.
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"I worry about housing after that weak new homes figure we got this morning, despite what Home Depot said yesterday, and I worry very specifically about Williams-Sonoma," Cramer said.
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When I worry about the Trump-DeVos Education Department, I worry about higher education, an area where the federal government plays a much larger policy role than in K-12.
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Deficit hawks worry that spending on infrastructure will balloon the deficit, environmentalists worry about adverse impacts, and some attack the tax credit funding proposals as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyUS faces new crisis in Iraq Democrats worry impeachment acquittal will embolden Trump Democrats worry party is squandering political opportunity on ObamaCare MORE (D-Conn.) tweeted.
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"I'm trying to live healthy so that Alana don't have to worry about the diabetes, so that Alana don't have to worry about growing up unhealthy," Mama June explains to him.
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Whereas investors in Turkey worry that power is too concentrated in the hands of its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, investors in Argentina worry that economic authority has been dispersed too widely.
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I do worry, though, on your point, I worry that weak growth outside the United States, particularly in Europe, we're not immune to it and some of that is spilling over.
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And if there's blood on their hands by the time the lights dim, not to worry: Two such beautiful upstanding patriots have nothing to worry about — and that, too, is America.
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You don't worry about my son and his friends, you worry about the 5,000 versions of my son and his friends, because it only costs them $5,000 and they're in business.
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Letter To the Editor: I can offer some empirical confirmation of David Brooks's conclusions about the dangers of "worry" in the current public mood ("The Epidemic of Worry," column, Oct. 25).
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"So we have to worry not only about infection among those women, but we have to worry about vertical transmission during pregnancy and how to manage those newborns," she said. Gov.
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Rather than worry about individual corruption, citizens and leaders should worry about the many ways money in politics can amplify the voices of the privileged few over those of the majority.
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I can imagine an America where we worry more that a domestic abuser will get a gun and kill someone than we worry about the brief annoyance of a background check.
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But don't worry — it's actually a compliment in disguise.
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Don't worry ... the judge shot his pathetic ass down.
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Don't worry — no unicorns were harmed in the process.
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Don't worry, I have people who came in ... Right.
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Forget about media outlets and Facebook — worry about readers.
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And don't worry — the strike marks clean off easily.
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Don't worry, you're not alone — and you're not screwed.
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" He added, "Worry and discomfort won't affect my decisions.
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But don't worry — this story has a happy ending.
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But don't worry — digital advertising is still a duopoly.
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Don't worry — the second dress isn't going to waste.
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But don't worry — phones are here to save us.
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Luckily, dad really has nothing to worry about – yet.
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Don't worry, though — he made it out just fine.
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Don't worry — Demogorgon Pie doesn't feature a real demogorgon.
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But don't worry – there are no mimes this episode.
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Don't worry — he's representing good for the British boys!
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Don't worry, Kim Kardashian ... Seth Rollins has your back.
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Don't you worry — we've got you on this one.
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The mom's running around like -- don't worry about it.
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" Invariably, the response was, "Don't worry about that now.
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YOU DON'T THAVE TO – DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE FORECAST.
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"There's evidence of a wall of worry, " said Paulsen.
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Don't worry - there are no duds in this batch!
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If your child's not a Mickey fan – don't worry.
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" Chimed in Ventimiglia: "Sully, don't worry, death is okay.
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Don't worry, it chilled out ... but Marshall was shook.
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Others worry about the cryptocurrencies' volatility — among other things.
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Don't worry ... Andy was cool about the whole thing.
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Don't worry fellas ... only 364 days until the rematch.
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And don't worry – yule make it through 2016. 1.
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But don't worry — he won't be twiddling his thumbs.
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Don't worry — the video concludes on a sweet note.
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Don't worry — we won't be linking the video here.
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But don't worry — now there's an app for that!
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WHO'S YOUR BIGGEST – AMAZON – WHO DO YOU WORRY ABOUT?
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So don't worry — you ain't paying that for nothing.
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" –in ANOES (1984) "You have nothing to worry about.
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" "I do not worry about the slowing deal flow.
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But not to worry — the ballots will still count.
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Don't worry about duplicates — we'll deal with those soon.
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Don't worry ... Jodie was there to pull her up.
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Yes, I worry about my lungs — I'm very paranoid.
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But don't worry — he didn't skip the learning part.
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The slowdown, however, is no cause for worry — yet.
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Don't worry though, he'll make a perfect MSNBC contributor. .
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Don't worry — you're far from alone in that sentiment.
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When you are constantly under a microscope, precisely because you don't have power, you worry constantly about external public perceptions; a worry that causes you to turn that very scrutiny onto yourself.
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So in theory, not only would you not have to worry about bites, while wearing a graphene oxide suit you wouldn't even have to worry about mosquitoes annoyingly buzzing past your head.
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Some worry of ad oversaturation, but podcasts aren&apost there yetAs automated ad sales become more popular in podcasting, some worry this could lead to oversaturation, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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What do you say to America's allies that worry you are jeopardizing our long-time alliances and worry you are treating our historic friends and enemies and our historic enemies as friends?
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Now ABC has to worry about Snapchat spoilers and the Bachelorette has to worry if her men are there to fall in love with her or just to get a social media sponsorship.
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So, does that mean that you give yourself permission or client-- let clients say don't worry about the Fed, don't worry about a lotta the other macro stuff that's been consuming everybody's attention?
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Voter apathy is certainly one of them, as well as a worry, especially among young people, about not being informed enough (which, by the way, is not a thing you should worry about).
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Naturally, we'd worry about not having them, just as we'd worry about the phone or TV going out a decade ago, or simply how we still dislike missing out on a social event.
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She's already starting to worry some people with her fiery tactics so far this season, and if the episode 5 trailer is anything to go by she's about to worry people even more.
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It is the way we worry offline about what has happened online (Did my post get any likes?), and how what is online can cause us to worry about what is happening offline.
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You shouldn't have to worry that you'll be seen as lazy or unprofessional if your body demands a break while you're pregnant — and you certainly shouldn't have to worry about losing your job.
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TRUMP: No. I want a strong United States and I hope China does well, but before I worry about China I have to worry about the United States and we're not doing well.
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"A Southerner in the House approached me and said, 'Just because you're Jewish and a woman, don't you worry,'" she answered, leaving her with the impression that there was plenty to worry about.
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I understand what it's like to struggle — to work dead-end jobs — right here in Western New York and to worry about your family and to worry about the finances of your family.
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SARA EISEN: Do you worry about the politics in Europe with some of the populism on the rise— CHRISTINE LAGARDE: I worry about— SARA EISEN: --and extreme— CHRISTINE LAGARDE: --politics all the time.
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But don't worry, you can shut the water option off.
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And now they don't have to worry about it anymore.
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Why do they want to worry about someone else's relationship?
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Yet many Britons already worry about what this may mean.
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Wirkus has some other things to worry about too, though.
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A green light means there is nothing to worry about.
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I worry that people could get hurt in the process.
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But with the Trump administration, that's no longer a worry.
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But don't worry, just like winter, season 7 is coming.
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And yet, and still, let me shelve the worry beads.
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But don't worry, all the products are going to charity.
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If Lady Luck doesn't favor you this time, don't worry.
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Did you worry it might reflect badly on your film?
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Teach them a fiction so at least they don't worry?
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Does it worry me that it might divide the vote?
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Don't worry about accidental deletion of your important files, though.
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And now allergy sufferers have even more reasons to worry.
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But Bitcoin's early backers said not to worry about this.
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But no, you don't need to worry about the radiation.
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Don't worry, though: people will still DEFINITELY think you're sleeping.
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Fiber was born at a nexus of tinkering and worry.
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There are asteroids we need to worry about, of course.
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"It might have been a distant worry," he tells Gothamist.
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Many worry that Pruitt's EPA will be a toothless one.
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Soon everyone has much more to worry about than heartbreak.
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Don't worry: Your Instagram followers will love those treats, too.
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She didn't worry about being a "cool" or "hot" mom.
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But don't worry, most states now let you register online.
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But the sanctions have led to worry on the farm.
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Plus, we don't have to worry about a spoiling situation.
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When Wall still had not returned, Stobbe began to worry.
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Perhaps forever, some worry, or until the island is gone.
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Don't worry, Gemini, plenty of fun is still to come.
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You never have to worry about ever seeing me again.
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Don't worry, nobody was seriously injured -- including the pregnant woman.
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But I doubt Olivia Pope has anything to worry about.
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Don't worry, Donald, Hillary is still ahead in the polls.
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We know what's happening, but we'll worry about it tomorrow.
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But don't worry, it'll miss us by about 19,000 miles.
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Polls show that many more Americans worry about global warming.
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I worry that makes me sound like an impulsive person.
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Don't worry, though, each enemy goes down in one hit.
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And don't worry if you were late to the series.
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The worry runs from the Baltic to the Black Sea.
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I'm sure she never had to worry about these things.
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How much should investors worry about what happened on Wednesday?
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" Don't worry, he adds: "it does have a happy ending.
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If you're wondering where the "real" games are, don't worry.
|
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Some traders worry the Fed may be tightening too fast.
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I started to worry that I might shit myself, too.
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Some now worry for family members who had traveled abroad.
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But you don't have to worry about the Justice League.
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Which gives traditional TV guys another thing to worry about.
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Overall, though, Fed officials expressed little worry about economic growth.
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What I worry about is the content of the meeting.
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I want you to not have to worry about anything.
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"I just said 'Don't worry about it'," Binsfield, 54, said.
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Not to worry — Michael B. Jordan is here to help.
|
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But you still shouldn't worry about the magnetic field flipping.
|
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"Don't worry, we are going to rescue you," he said.
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Still, LendingTree's chief economist Tendayi Kapfidze says consumers shouldn't worry.
|
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A "heart chakra worry stone" meant to relieve anxiety ($453).
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A "heart chakra worry stone" meant to relieve anxiety ($73).
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Don't worry, it's not quite as nightmarish as it sounds.
|
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Why should she worry about it for weeks and months?
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"There are many other issues that worry us," said Ayrault.
|
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Everything is fine and this is nothing to worry about.
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If you're nervous about buying a refurbished model, don't worry.
|
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It should worry anyone who respects the rule of law.
|
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But he didn't tell loved ones, fearing they would worry.
|
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Should people worry about their votes being stolen by hackers?
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Big studios have to worry about pleasing everyone, we don't.
|
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But don't worry, developer Nathan Gitter made it happen anyways.
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But you do have to worry about some other pitfalls.
|
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Don't worry — I imagined it so you don't have to.
|
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Thanksgiving's holiday cheer will be replaced by angst and worry.
|
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But don't worry because Kim stays in contact with her.
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Don't worry- you'll see my cellulite when I stand up.
|
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Unsolicited nude photos are a recurring worry on dating services.
|
|
Critics agree, but worry it could be for the worse.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: How much do you worry about that?
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My biggest worry of everything is that nothing is done.
|
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There's no need to worry about Hubble's existence just yet.
|
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Don't worry, he walked back into the hotel without incident.
|
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But don't worry, Facebook probably won't do this right away.
|
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I worry every time I prescribe painkillers to a patient.
|
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Do I think it's something I need to worry about?
|
|
And I worry for 103 and the future beyond that.
|
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"I tend not to worry about bigger things," she says.
|
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Do you feel safe now, or do you still worry?
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Which is what I am, so don't worry about that.
|
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If that doesn't worry you, you're simply not paying attention.
|
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And they don't have to worry about an overcrowded court.
|
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"I worry for them," Zhang said of the global brands.
|
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It was one of fear and worry for their daughter.
|
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What does this mean, and should people worry about it?
|
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The Democrats have handed Mr. Trump plenty to worry about.
|
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Still, the rise in inventories was "a worry", he admitted.
|
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"Don't worry," John says, registering the look on my face.
|
|
I find this premise possibly interesting, but I do worry!
|
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You're awesome, and the worry is all in your head!
|
|
We're told don't worry, the state authorities will save us.
|
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The biggest worry is over its treatment of foreign creditors.
|
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But don't worry: that couldn't be further from the truth.
|
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If you already do this, don't worry — you aren't alone.
|
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I still worry about having enough work to get by.
|
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On the way home, I counted reasons not to worry.
|
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Then worry about figuring out what your dream job is.
|
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I worry about her being able to handle four children.
|
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We have to worry about their political power as well.
|
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PT, but if you don't have a television, don't worry.
|
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Analysts recently expressed worry about the bank's energy lending portfolio.
|
|
Don't worry, Robert Downey Jr. and Daniel Radcliffe couldn't either.
|
|
But don't even worry about it, she constantly assured us.
|
|
In the cities entrepreneurs worry about the costs of success.
|
|
"Oh, don't worry, I've seen far worse," she reassured me.
|
|
I worry for the safety of you and your families.
|
|
But don't worry they're still friends; there's no robot drama.
|
|
Razer is attempting to allay this worry in two ways.
|
|
WhatsApp stories give Snap one more thing to worry about.
|
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If you're not a huge fan of meditating, don't worry.
|
|
I don't think he should have anything to worry about.
|
|
The skinniest bears — the ones we should worry about — aren't.
|
|
Yet there are reasons to worry about America's presence, too.
|
|
Don't worry – you won't have to stare at the sidewalk.
|
|
"I worry that some people will end up leaving Malaysia."
|
|
Old MacDonald Licensed a FarmFarmers have enough to worry about.
|
|
Downstairs, staff told us there was nothing to worry about.
|
|
Don't worry — it's fine here in the long-tweet future.
|
|
So, how much should we worry about the new coronavirus?
|
|
As if we don't have enough problems to worry about.
|
|
Still, incumbents have good reason to worry about primary challengers.
|
|
You worry a little less about what other people think.
|
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You have to worry about your job security, your pay.
|
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Other derms suggest worry stones or Silly Putty as diversions.
|
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Do you worry about comparisons to The Martian as well?
|
|
The boy is losing weight, from either worry or malnutrition.
|
|
Don't worry, though — the puppuccino doesn't actually contain any coffee.
|
|
But critics worry about his ties to the pharmaceutical industry.
|
|
The early signals give cause for both hope and worry.
|
|
Don't worry, Mews looks totally fine now — as does Bob.
|
|
The biggest worry for the economy, however, is Britons' pay.
|
|
The reason I worry is explained perfectly in Maria's piece.
|
|
The people issues are the tech company will worry about.
|
|
Still, the rise in inventories was "a worry," he admitted.
|
|
The greater worry is that he'd follow words with action.
|
|
Worry not: 20,000 extra police officers are on their way.
|
|
Don't worry, says Google; it was just a test. Sheesh.
|
|
But advocates still worry that it may not be enough.
|
|
Now you have to worry about your nails biting you.
|
|
Why you should worry if you have a Chinese smartphone.
|
|
Some observers worry that Pompeii could slide back into disrepair.
|
|
Not to worry, though — her mom, Kristine, was on it.
|
|
I mean, I worry about the strength of the incumbents.
|
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But, if you've never seen a spirit yourself, don't worry.
|
|
Both women also worry about the Savages' and Clarys' daughters.
|
|
That worry was specifically behind the drop Thursday in Apple.
|
|
But don't worry, you won't be matched with your friends.
|
|
The bullets continued, but I didn't worry I'd be hit.
|
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Turns out, there was no need to worry about that.
|
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But we don't need to worry about that just yet.
|
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Don't worry about me and mines and what I'm doing.
|
|
Critics worry some companies sign up but do little else.
|
|
" Bannon responded that he's "got important stuff to worry about.
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I don't worry any more, I just do the work.
|
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During that wait, she found new things to worry about.
|
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Some Thais worry that a lasting power struggle is brewing.
|
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Automakers should not worry about being put out of business.
|
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No, it's probably the worry that goes along with this.
|
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It is the last two we need to worry about.
|
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I worry that I would be overstepping my professional bounds.
|
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Trump's broadbrush criticisms of Muslims is one source of worry.
|
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Researchers also worry about controlling pollution by adding more chemicals.
|
|
"Worry bout your unborn child not selfies," wrote one user.
|
|
Sanders's performance Tuesday night provided an answer to that worry.
|
|
But you didn't ask me to worry about privacy issues.
|
|
Some even worry the activity labels could have unintended effects.
|
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Additionally, SpaceX has its obligations to NASA to worry about.
|
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I don't have to worry about utilities or the cars.
|
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But don't worry: At Muscle Beach, you're invited to stare.
|
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Handing out aid in kind gives plenty to worry about.
|
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American Jews aren't used to having to worry like this.
|
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Don't worry; I'm not getting all moralistic on you here.
|
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When we worry about perfection, our bigger goals are sacrificed.
|
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Don't worry that Huawei would end up having no successor.
|
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We should not worry that it will hinder social progress.
|
|
But volatility in the U.S. dollar is still a worry.
|
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It's unlikely, but we still have to worry about it.
|
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That is the true dark web scenario I worry about.
|
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I know what's your worry about these Americans criticizing you.
|
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Although I don't worry for the watchability of his character.
|
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We've got plenty to do before we worry about that.
|
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But don't worry, America, we only have 26 days left.
|
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If it's a teacher you might worry about your grades.
|
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Officials began to worry these incidents would "define" the district.
|
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With drama like that, ratings should not be a worry.
|
|
Insecurity is also a worry, with neighboring Libya in chaos.
|
|
Mr Powell may well worry about overreacting to bad news.
|
|
Don't worry, the controversial father of three is not surprised.
|
|
Still, many Americans and Japanese worry future ties will fray.
|
|
But don't worry too much about Twitter's attempts at censure.
|
|
Your client shouldn't just worry about taxes in the present.
|
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Don't worry, the Mercury retrograde ends soon: on January 8.
|
|
She chose not to worry about the future or past.
|
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Republicans didn't worry about them because they could never win.
|
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" "She's like, 'Oh, I got it, Am. Don't you worry.
|
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So, don't worry, don't rush too much, numbers aren't everything.
|
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" He told her, "Go home, relax, don't worry about it.
|
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"It's one thing to worry about the country," he says.
|
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Perhaps the real worry should be that he might fall.
|
|
Clinton told the girl to let her worry about it.
|
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And don't worry, we'll take a look at Clinton's tomorrow.
|
|
Don't worry, there's more Frozen fun coming down the pike.
|
|
And don't worry, there's plenty more bullshit on the way.
|
|
But don't worry, everyone — professionally speaking, Grimes is staying Grimes.
|
|
KS: For tires or flats, so don't worry about it.
|
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Her fiancé insisted that she has nothing to worry about.
|
|
Instead, Egyptian fans worry that Salah simply won't be himself.
|
|
If they don't turn up then you start to worry.
|
|
She said yes, but she told him not to worry.
|
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"Don't worry, eight years are gonna fly by," said Chappelle.
|
|
But there's more for the software giant to worry about.
|
|
I'm the one people ought to worry about, in reality.
|
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I don't have to worry about working a different job.
|
|
And there's never any cutting or gluing to worry about.
|
|
"There's bigger things to worry about than makeup," she says.
|
|
But it's not something that should worry long term investors.
|
|
Others say they worry that Energy Transfer Partners LP ETP.
|
|
Luckily, though, we don't need to worry for Cruz's safety.
|
|
Don't worry, though, Penn Station will also get a facelift.
|
|
But central banks worry about security risks and technical challenges.
|
|
I don't have to worry so much about my future.
|
|
It's my number one worry, but I think it's overdone.
|
|
No, don't worry they're having an afternoon, that'll solve it.
|
|
Don't worry; this cute little Mandrake's cry won't kill you.
|
|
But don't worry, the Urbanetic will be in good company.
|
|
We struggle with daycare and worry about paying for retirement.
|
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TERM IT OUT AND SO YOU DON'T WORRY ABOUT THAT.
|
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The appetites of the locals are not the only worry.
|
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She shouldn't worry, though — after all, Gosling himself is Canadian.
|
|
This week, someone will come between them — but don't worry.
|
|
Both White House camps also worry history could repeat itself.
|
|
WHO officials said the current outbreak shouldn't worry international officials.
|
|
Worry about your own damn kids, and let us live.
|
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But don't worry, I promise to wipe the seat clean.
|
|
We should worry when we notice we are losing ours.
|
|
Some researchers worry it could plateau early and fall short.
|
|
Ann's parents are not snobbish outliers to worry about money.
|
|
No one has to worry, the snake was not tattooed!
|
|
But always, I worry in the back of my mind.
|
|
Now I don't have to worry about any of it.
|
|
But that doesn't mean there's not plenty to worry about.
|
|
I worry about the trends you're describing becoming a wave.
|
|
Don't worry, the AirZeus can do exactly what it promised.
|
|
But many worry about its impact on a sputtering economy.
|
|
"Anyway, don't worry," Castro later reassured Provvisionato in an email.
|
|
Do not worry, we are here to build a community.
|
|
Don't worry, Kris Jenner would never leave us empty handed.
|
|
But it may indicate some worry from the Drake camp.
|
|
That's one less thing for me to worry about forgetting.
|
|
Don't worry -- it's 'cause he was hypnotized ... and there's video!!
|
|
For one thing, they had some injuries to worry about.
|
|
Don't worry, we kept track so you didn't have to.
|
|
But on this day, while packing, I began to worry.
|
|
That's the only thing I can worry about right now.
|
|
But many worry that, more generally, schools remain at risk.
|
|
There is, however, a more disturbing worry underneath this one.
|
|
But critics worry that the changes are undermining its virtues.
|
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"I hear this worry a lot," Horstmann tells The Verge.
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But I try not to worry too much about it.
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However, investors worry that this friendship may have grown fraught.
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Don't worry, no one is asking you to pick sides.
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We really don't – but don't worry — we can still speculate.
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" Then the next thing they say is, "Oh, don't worry!
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And as it turns out, she was right to worry.
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If you still haven't done any Christmas baking, don't worry.
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Don't worry we'll have something coming to replace for you.
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The fog only got thicker, and I began to worry.
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I worry that my friends and family will be deported.
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Not to worry though, Stallionaires ... we're told Meg and co.
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When winter arrived, Bonnie's fans started to worry about her.
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But you really have much bigger issues to worry about.
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Examples include: If these aren't your direct competitors, don't worry.
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That's something you don't have to worry about from Apple.
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What's your biggest worry about the Clinton campaign, going forward?
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There is no need to worry about it too much.
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In the movies, I don't have to worry about that.
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Again, the number to worry about here is the Power.
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However, they worry men might not get the full story.
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There are some Democrats who will worry about this filibuster.
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Workers worry that change will increase the strain they're under.
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And don't worry about it that it's not for everybody.
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"I don't worry about wrinkles," she told PEOPLE in 2015.
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But for growers, the number one worry remains plastic trees.
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That's when the Washington power brokers really started to worry.
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"I worry when people attack one food group," Weaver says.
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Meanwhile, Newsom says her sister continues to wait – and worry.
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When she gets home and immediately uncorks, you should worry.
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Don't worry, you'll be done with this in no time!
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You know, I have kids, and I worry about them.
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If all of that sounds creepy, don't worry… it is.
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If you don't have one, don't worry; you're not alone.
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I never worry that we're catching feelings for each other.
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YOU KNOW, THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS YOU WORRY ABOUT.
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Now we have to worry about trucks used as weapons.
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They worry that reopening the past will aggravate political conflict.
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Then #saveseanspicer started trending... But don't worry, he fixed it!
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I worry about the ambulance not getting there in time.
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Democrats worry about the policy differences among candidates too much.
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Don't worry, we're not going to ask what's on it.
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There is simply no need for such frustration and worry.
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Worry less about the Democrats and leftist attacks; they're inevitable.
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Republican senators have much more to worry about from primary
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Charlie Brown hesitates, his curlicued eyebrow knit in exasperated worry.
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Because when you're prepared, there's really no reason to worry.
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So why should you worry about it at 30,000 feet?
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But I don't have to worry about that just yet.
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Don't worry, you still have a shot at the Powerball.
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We have to worry about our pantsuits and our edges.
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The main worry was a strong performance by Le Pen.
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But don't worry, the online version includes the same commercials.
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Not to worry, Christian says the future's not totally doomed.
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The rest of the world should not worry about this.
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"I worry about the longevity of this school," he admits.
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The worry that I have for them never went away.
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I just thought, I have other things to worry about.
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In the future, you won't need to worry about it.
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Christine commandeers a table to display the handful of WORRY.
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Despite the fortuitous timing of its release, most of WORRY.
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Bernie: Yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about the robotics.
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Don't worry ... Maisie is 22 years old in real life.
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"There is less trust, why worry about cuts," he said.
|
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But not to worry, because Sessions wasn't really listening anyway.
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Some worry about how far Russia is willing to go.
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Some family bankers can give or lend money without worry.
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Well, first, he would not worry about me one bit.
|
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Don't worry: you'll still hear Neil's voice on the track.
|
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Not to worry, she got a lot off her chest.
|
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But don't worry, you haven't seen the last of Demi.
|
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However, some experts worry the findings could have unintended consequences.
|
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Decent families should not have to worry about government intrusion.
|
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It's hard not to worry a little about Bruce Springsteen.
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Learn how to sleep free of worry like Cramer here.
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Don't worry, Audi won't be recording all your driving data.
|
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Do you still worry about stuttering when you are broadcasting?
|
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For Italy's creditors, the fiscal gap is a growing worry.
|
|
Don't worry, we've created a who's who for you. 1603.
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Some also worry that such domestic surveillance might be illegal.
|
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But you still worry about it — a lot, in fact.
|
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The industry is fairly concentrated, which adds to the worry.
|
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In political terms, the government has little to worry about.
|
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Don't worry, things are supposed to be confusing right now!
|
|
TrickPics reassures users they don't need to worry about privacy.
|
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The real worry, then, is actually taking too much iodine.
|
|
And luxury means not having to worry about a thing.
|
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Fibbing is not everyone's strong suit, but don't worry, Ellie.
|
|
But now I worry you don't feel the same way.
|
|
"I'll take you out next, don't worry," said 'Pretty Boy'.
|
|
Do you ever worry about being in a similar position?
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|
There is every reason, therefore, for Mr Xi to worry.
|
|
Nonetheless, the public continues to worry about Social Security's future.
|
|
We take care of all our animals, don't you worry.
|
|
Read More After jobs, what will traders worry about next?
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|
For starters, she mentioned that she doesn't worry about aging.
|
|
Even Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein said it's a worry.
|
|
We have Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat to worry about.
|
|
Don't worry, Stephen A. Smith ... your colleagues got your back!
|
|
Eclipses aren't all you have to worry about, lovely lion.
|
|
Democrats continue to worry privately that more revelations will emerge.
|
|
"You have to worry about safety," Trump told the station.
|
|
What is the thing that you worry the most about?
|
|
A guy told me listen, 'don't worry about the defense.
|
|
You're too talented to have to worry about all this.
|
|
They trying to worry about what serial numbers coming up?!
|
|
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran were also a worry.
|
|
You'll never worry about botching that homemade Eggs Benedict again.
|
|
Whatever you worry about happening in kitchens is probably true.
|
|
Will it solve the problems that worry you the most?
|
|
Some worry, too, about foisting their values on another culture.
|
|
Don't worry, this post is free of Avengers: Endgame spoilers.
|
|
I'd also worry a bit about the camera and gimbal.
|
|
But don't worry if you can't make that specific date.
|
|
They are, and that's something I worry about a lot.
|
|
Don't worry, the billionaire businessman will defend you in court.
|
|
Too much mercury is not a worry for me, either.
|
|
There are other reasons to worry about low staff pay.
|
|
But slum residents worry it is too little, too late.
|
|
But senior GOP advisers privately worry the damage is done.
|
|
So far, Walcott's admirers need not worry about his legacy.
|
|
But then I started to worry about the long term.
|
|
If it looks like your matches are gone, don't worry!
|
|
If Black Flag aren't your bag, however, not to worry.
|
|
I'll get you a new job, don't worry about it.
|
|
If you are new to the selfie game, don't worry.
|
|
But don't worry; we won't spoil it all for you.
|
|
That means Americans have less to worry about than Europeans.
|
|
Being over there, you don't have to worry about anything.
|
|
Don't worry, the story (sort of) has a happy ending.
|
|
Not to worry, though, new businesses go abroad every day.
|
|
Don't worry, she kicks Jasper (Rufus Sewell) to the curb.
|
|
Others worry that concentrated ownership will lead to managerial complacency.
|
|
Not to worry though, Riri can handle herself just fine.
|
|
Don't worry; the two have since gotten past the argument.
|
|
Worry not, lifeless machines will spare you of all that.
|
|
I worry that people don't appreciate how weird this is.
|
|
I do worry about subscriptions contributing to feature creep, though.
|
|
Now it's time for Donald Trump to worry about emails.
|
|
I told everyone don't worry about genre, just write songs.
|
|
One worry is whether the buried gas will stay put.
|
|
Others worry about the direct impact on investments in Britain.
|
|
Many who follow the education business worry about federal involvement.
|
|
Yet there is still good reason to worry about cronyism.
|
|
My worry is that regulation destroys the ability to innovate.
|
|
The main worry is that tied votes sow legal confusion.
|
|
So what should women know and when should we worry?
|
|
It's just that, you know, I worry about your happiness.
|
|
Friends who care about Tuan Tuan don't need to worry.
|
|
It's her radical policies and her unelectability that worry me.
|
|
Today, we don't have to worry about antibiotics running out.
|
|
"Please not to worry," Tyler said in the same statement.
|
|
We don't worry about the Fire Department, or the police.
|
|
An added perk: You wouldn't need to worry about entertainment.
|
|
"Don't worry, now we have a calculator for that too."
|
|
Are there any countries in Africa you worry about visiting?
|
|
"No scrambling, no hurry, no tension, no worry," Dash says.
|
|
But many in Israel worry that this might be changing.
|
|
Don't worry, the whole thing was thoroughly documented on Snapchat.
|
|
Indeed, it's possible to worry about both — or about neither.
|
|
Perry said that is likely, but didn't express much worry.
|
|
Don't worry guys, cops didn't think the complaint was credible.
|
|
Not to worry; it's possible to work these issues out.
|
|
Ahead, Warren proves that she's got nothing to worry about.
|
|
Don't worry though, the event is going to be televised.
|
|
That amendment, outside experts worry, could be the most destabilizing.
|
|
Whatever the cause, though, this finding will worry climate scientists.
|
|
If you don't, you shouldn't have much to worry about.
|
|
Some argue that there is little to worry about here.
|
|
Don't worry about what's happening at the top of things.
|
|
When should you start to worry about your nap habit?
|
|
At first, it was just another thing to worry about.
|
|
Do you worry about what you absorb, especially in photography?
|
|
But don't worry, plenty of other things still went wrong.
|
|
But there have been enough successes to worry American commanders.
|
|
We used to worry about home equity loans, student loans.
|
|
AND, YOU KNOW, BULL MARKETS CLIMB A WALL OF WORRY.
|
|
Perhaps he's starting to worry about next year's midterm elections.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump must worry about Arizona, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Giuliani?
|
|
So should people worry about an outbreak of infectious cancer?
|
|
I worry about what happens when I am not home.
|
|
"I guess I don't have to worry about that now."
|
|
"We just worry about taking care of people," Hooley said.
|
|
The war raging just down the road doesn't worry him.
|
|
Third, American officials have to worry about the demonstration effect.
|
|
Another source of worry for Cramer was Switch's client base.
|
|
But don't worry; this reptile won't stay orange for long.
|
|
But their biggest worry now is how they will survive.
|
|
They worry about the impact on land donations for conservation.
|
|
If you missed it, don't worry, there will be more.
|
|
Supporters rightfully worry that setbacks in equal rights could occur.
|
|
Verizon says consumers need not worry about the potential strike.
|
|
Don't worry about the spirulina, and disregard the rice cheeze.
|
|
That's what I worry about," she told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
|
|
"Putin doesn't have to worry about pesky environmentalists," Lewis said.
|
|
Oh, and don't worry ... she dominated everyone on the links.
|
|
If you still have holiday gifts to buy, don't worry.
|
|
But Tilden and others worry: How long will that continue?
|
|
Not a single poll had given him cause for worry.
|
|
This fixation leads to "worry and micromanagement," paradoxically worsening insomnia.
|
|
Now we worry about what they've done to modern society.
|
|
"Listen, I don't worry about who is the strongest candidate."
|
|
Here's why he thinks 'all market participants need to worry.
|
|
Don't worry — you can remain anonymous if you want to.
|
|
If you've no idea what he's talking about, don't worry.
|
|
We should worry about pretending we don't have a problem.
|
|
Escobar has more than just law enforcement to worry about.
|
|
Don't worry, though, this skirt is only cheap in price.
|
|
Don't worry if you didn't sign up for a lecture.
|
|
Yet Pence has not publicly signaled any signs of worry.
|
|
Executives worry about Murphy's law during their big live presentations.
|
|
All of those things are things that we worry about.
|
|
And they also worry about going through the screener, right?
|
|
Even Republicans worry about the chaos in the White House.
|
|
CNN: What size annual deficit would worry you and why?
|
|
But the President doesn't just have to worry about Mueller.
|
|
If they don't have anything to hide, they shouldn't worry.
|
|
In fact, doubt and worry are taking hold even more.
|
|
""If they don't have anything to hide, they shouldn't worry.
|
|
"I don't worry too much about losing service," he says.
|
|
As the evening grew darker, Ms. Turner started to worry.
|
|
PC Don't worry, we didn't forget out the PC gamers.
|
|
And I worry that we're getting closer to that point.
|
|
This company does not make moneyThis is a real worry.
|
|
But on the other hand, she expressed worry about Islamophobia.
|
|
And they worry about what the flood will leave behind.
|
|
And they worry every single day about what might happen.
|
|
The legal setback seemed of little worry to Mr. Pence.
|
|
My worry is what will happen over the long term.
|
|
That means no blackout dates or limitations to worry about.
|
|
This does not mean Trump has nothing to worry about.
|
|
And as a renter, that's another worry you won't have.
|
|
"We have to continue to worry about that," Harris said.
|
|
Don't worry, we're sure you'll find something you'll love below.
|
|
Clinton doesn't have to worry about the elderly Jewish vote.
|
|
The worry has been that it hasn't heated up enough.
|
|
You don't have to worry about food-court costs spiking ...
|
|
Some organizers worry that such images may not be enough.
|
|
"I worry about sending the wrong person back," he responds.
|
|
But not to worry, the liberal media found a hook!
|
|
Don't worry about packing all the drinking water you'll need.
|
|
But there is trouble in his spirit, and I worry.
|
|
That most things you worry about aren't worth worrying about.
|
|
You should not freak out or worry about anything else.
|
|
But don't worry, kids, these guys are here to help.
|
|
Some American officials worry the U.S. is losing its lead.
|
|
That's right, Rice students don't have to worry about laundry.
|
|
Uber in particular, though, may worry We and its watchers.
|
|
She doesn't have time to worry about taking on doubters.
|
|
And don't worry about crying, because all real men cry.
|
|
"Now we don't have to worry about that," he said.
|
|
I worry about personal finance, home economics, the social order.
|
|
So do you have to worry about it or not?
|
|
Some investors worry that's a sign of economic weakness ahead.
|
|
Until now, official censorship has not been a major worry.
|
|
Work to become more aware of your habit of worry.
|
|
Beyond that, he expects his vacation will be worry free.
|
|
"People worry to death about covering the alley," she said.
|
|
But audits shouldn't be cause for worry for most taxpayers.
|
|
The White House years offered a respite from financial worry.
|
|
And many worry about the environmental impact from rocket launches.
|
|
Some key Americans also worry that Trump is hurting NATO.
|
|
The worry sets in when the curve flips, or inverts.
|
|
Don't worry, it's definitely not whatever you're driving these days.
|
|
Some worry that their concerns and frustrations will be forgotten.
|
|
"I'm happy to the point where I worry," she said.
|
|
Researchers worry that Starlink satellites could mess with that data.
|
|
David Brooks We've had a tutorial on worry this year.
|
|
"So, we want to worry about our things," Trump added.
|
|
But don't worry, it doesn't always work for me either.
|
|
Don't worry, I've already filed a bug report with Apple.
|
|
If we don't hear back quickly, I'll start to worry.
|
|
But don't worry, it's all done with your consent somehow.
|
|
Don't worry, Amazon's daily deals will provide plenty of inspiration.
|
|
But, don't worry, Trump has big league respect for women.
|
|
RAD is a big worry for the $4bn apple industry.
|
|
But John Metcalfe at CityLab says that we shouldn't worry.
|
|
"I don't want anybody to worry for me," he said.
|
|
"I don't worry about the stats," Manager Terry Collins said.
|
|
The Hill: Democrats worry Trump will win over the economy.
|
|
The big worry in Oklahoma is about another liquid: oil.
|
|
They do not worry about being too close for comfort.
|
|
Parents worry about their own sleep deprivation when babies arrive.
|
|
It's the Texas state government they worry about the most.
|
|
People outside the tech industry might worry about this trend.
|
|
"It's not really something I can worry about," he said.
|
|
Don't worry about failing schools; no one needs to work.
|
|
The worry is careless, clueless or criminal use of drones.
|
|
Animals are also where the most recent worry has focused.
|
|
I worry not because I think he should be mine.
|
|
"He just said, 'Don't worry; I've got it,' " Hall said.
|
|
"I worry that you're just so nice," the woman said.
|
|
Right now, "worry is not the right word," McBride says.
|
|
Uber as a company has to worry about its valuation.
|
|
But weak policies aren't the only thing to worry about.
|
|
And don't worry about the 40 garlic cloves of garlic.
|
|
A worry: The paper expresses concern about the resource distribution.
|
|
When they get together, that's when you need to worry.
|
|
Don't worry, they'll figure out that you're right soon enough.
|
|
Don't handwave it off as something to worry about later.
|
|
Europeans don't need to worry about terrorist attacks, he argued.
|
|
Or, maybe you worry about overcooking and drying it out.
|
|
And I didn't have to worry about sucking anything in.
|
|
It's because they worry that ISIS is the wrong enemy.
|
|
So don't worry, and please keep sending in those letters.
|
|
Don't worry, it doesn't seem so long when you're wasted.
|
|
"I don't worry about the capital at all," he said.
|
|
But overall, I wouldn't worry one bit about this baby.
|
|
So threats to tankers in the area should worry traders.
|
|
People see this behavior, think about Nazis, and, well, worry.
|
|
Papering all of that over with a what, me worry?
|
|
Don't worry, this workout takes even less time than that.
|
|
You don't have to worry for a number of reasons.
|
|
But that's a challenge for someone else to worry about.
|
|
"Generalized anxiety is characterized by worry and apprehension," Klemanski says.
|
|
But Wirtshafter told me not to worry about that either.
|
|
But for all those pork lovers out there, don't worry.
|
|
If you don't know who Daphne Guinness is, don't worry.
|
|
We aren't really in control so why worry about neurointerventions?
|
|
So they don't have to worry about cleaning it up.
|
|
I worry that they will leave me, and they might.
|
|
This is a common worry that isn't rooted in bigotry.
|
|
I worry her head will detach entirely without it now.
|
|
But if you're feeling confused, worry not, fellow internet traveler.
|
|
Sure, I worry: Who are we going to run into?
|
|
"Don't worry about it," I'd wave away his financial concerns.
|
|
I'm not going to worry about it now, you know?
|
|
Did you ever worry you guys wouldn't make another album?
|
|
You can't worry about what may or may not happen.
|
|
And they worry that some families may never be reunited.
|
|
"Don't worry about me," he said he told the doctor.
|
|
So again, platforms do need to worry about public opinion.
|
|
Responsibility in the event of an accident is another worry.
|
|
I realized that there was honestly nothing to worry about!
|
|
Do you worry about revealing your sexual kink to partners?
|
|
Republicans worry the deal could stifle smaller independent media voices.
|
|
Don't worry, this will all make sense when it's over.
|
|
Democrats worry that an empowered Francisco could fire Mueller himself.
|
|
But conservatives worry about the cost of subsidizing community colleges.
|
|
We try and tell them, relax, don't worry about it.
|
|
But if you worry too much about tripping, you'll trip.
|
|
Trump's campaign, however, need not worry — at least, not politically.
|
|
I constantly worry about how I will pay my bills.
|
|
"There are absolutely some things that worry me," he wrote.
|
|
But don't worry if you can't afford a pricier model.
|
|
"Don't worry about me," Quichotte said, flashing that happy smile.
|
|
If this doesn't worry you, you aren't paying attention. 21.
|
|
It's not the cabin air you need to worry about.
|
|
What it does have to worry about is staying relevant.
|
|
The longer fire seasons have exacerbated that worry, she said.
|
|
Parents might worry about potential health problems that never arise.
|
|
As it turned out, there was nothing to worry about.
|
|
"I don't worry someone will copy my technique," he says.
|
|
They worry about retiring, afraid that they have no savings.
|
|
"She asked to tell her parents not to worry." video
|
|
At this point, though, it's more of a hypothetical worry.
|
|
State of the Art Should the world worry about WhatsApp?
|
|
Like, you don't have to worry about the violence part.
|
|
This week, though, I just needed to worry about SoftBank.
|
|
We worked hard, and sought perfection, but we didn't worry.
|
|
We ruminate over the past and worry about the future.
|
|
And don't worry — it doesn't involve any late-night wizardry.
|
|
So I don't have to worry about getting scooped tonight.
|
|
However, it is fair to worry about the aging manager.
|
|
She began to worry her entire research programme was endangered.
|
|
But look at the margins, and you'll find some worry.
|
|
In retrospect, I worry about him and his mental state.
|
|
The bigger worry, Huq wrote, is slow and uneven decay.
|
|
I think it's normally a normal thing to worry about.
|
|
I think it's a very reasonable thing to worry about.
|
|
We have no problems, so why should our people worry?
|
|
Are their faces knit into knots of worry and hurt?
|
|
My worry is that President Trump's techniques are encouraging that.
|
|
But I don't have time to worry about all that.
|
|
They wound up not having much to worry about. Sens.
|
|
Latin America is also a source of worry for Taiwan.
|
|
His biggest worry is for his daughter, Abby, now 14.
|
|
Because they all do worry about not having the edge.
|
|
But experts worry that the worst is yet to come.
|
|
" He said, "Don't worry, Gerri — I know who you are.
|
|
"As educators, we worry about our students," Mr. Tin said.
|
|
But legislators of all stripes worry about representing their constituents.
|
|
After all, James Bond never had to worry about likes.
|
|
They don't worry about that in Australia, for some reason.
|
|
Don't worry, Sophia Robb, that girl is all of us.
|
|
If you missed any of last weekend's events, don't worry.
|
|
Let's not worry about all the stuff on the outskirts.
|
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"I'll worry about global warming in 50 years," he said.
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Some express worry that an IUD could fall out unnoticed.
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But the Mets will worry about 2023 when it comes.
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I worry about my family members who are high risk.
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History suggests there's probably no need to worry about this.
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It can [lead to] excessive and chronic worry, sleep disturbance.
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But I worry about the world we brought him into.
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Don't worry, we are still down here doing the work.
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Privacy advocates worry even more surveillance is on the way.
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These guys might be too busy to worry about décor.
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But if your man is really innocent, what's the worry?
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Some clock experts worry that electrifying it could ruin it.
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In truth, most men shouldn't worry about their sexual endurance.
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The first worry is, what will that transition look like?
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Or, you feel hope eviscerate when the worry creeps in.
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But honestly, the carnage in America isn't my greatest worry.
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Cho and Ginny have a great time though, don't worry.
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Why worry about credentials when there's applause to be savored?
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Did you worry that the films had too much overlap?
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Then you don't have to worry about them no more.
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But I also worry about his feeling abandoned by you.
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Do you worry about glorifying violence among high school kids?
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Don't worry, he got up and appears to be okay.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that is the big worry with Amazon.
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And HPL is not the only other cladding causing worry.
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"Don't worry, you'll ease into it," Ms. Dineen told him.
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"Don't worry about cleaning up when you leave," she said.
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At least, not one that Facebook has to worry about.
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Don't worry if you must repeat yourself again and again.
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