I would be concerned about angles, I'd be concerned about my face.
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You might be concerned about Venezuela, Israel, you might be concerned about the United States, depending on where you are.
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Consumers can't just be concerned with whether a danger exists; they also need to be concerned about the magnitude of that risk.
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"There's some genuine reasons to be concerned about the economy, not to panic but be concerned," he said, adding PMIs were surprisingly weak.
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Calvasina said the market should not be concerned by 3 percent but that investors may really be concerned about the changes at the Fed.
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If I saw him at night I would be concerned.
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So, again, there's no reason to be concerned about that.
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You know, those are things we should be concerned about.
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It's not difficult to see why people would be concerned.
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But with guns, there is real reason to be concerned.
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French officials are right to be concerned with growing radicalization.
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"We should continue to be concerned about distraction," Kolosh said.
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FED'S MESTER SAYS WOULD BE CONCERNED IF INFLATION EXPECTATIONS FELL
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It is not only Hong Kongers who should be concerned.
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And right now, we all have reasons to be concerned.
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RIP Mattis's inbox, but there's more to be concerned about.
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So, what is Cyclospora and why should we be concerned?
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"I don't think the market should be concerned," he said.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I don't think the markets should be concerned.
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Is there anything that the market should be concerned about?
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I think we have to be concerned about climate change.
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Yet there are good reasons for Londoners to be concerned.
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In fact, you should be concerned about your tap water.
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"Should we be concerned about the FBI, Billy?" another asked.
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Should people traveling with small children to Brazil be concerned?
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Or at least one would hope that they'd be concerned.
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"Some clients will be concerned, others won't be," Kang said.
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I wouldn't be concerned about the greater good of humanity.
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But there are reasons to be concerned about such claims.
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If I were the president's lawyer, I would be concerned.
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No one seems to be concerned about workers, except employers.
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So that's one reason for Vols fans to be concerned.
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"We always need to be concerned about earthquakes," said Jackson.
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Mylan should be concerned about the reputational risk it runs.
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" She added: "It's natural to be concerned about our security.
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It's not just the coast that needs to be concerned.
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We would rightly be concerned that something would be missed.
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"I would rather be concerned about the U.S.," he warned.
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Should the world be concerned about China's growing financial ambitions?
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And there's no need to be concerned about their fates.
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I don't see why anybody would be concerned about this.
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"It's the products we should be concerned with," he said.
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Our leaders are right to be concerned about the economy.
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Some have argued that there's no need to be concerned.
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And here parents do have something to be concerned about.
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Yes, but: Policymakers all have different reasons to be concerned.
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Biden's senior team isn't – and shouldn't be – concerned about misspeaks.
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At least they used to be concerned about civil liberties.
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Some analysts suggest creditors have good reason to be concerned.
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That is the media bias we should be concerned about.
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If they weren't concerned, I'm not going to be concerned.
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"We have to be concerned about the Beijing government," Rep.
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That's the only thing people need to be concerned about.
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So here are five reasons why you should be concerned.
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""Any fraud at all is something to be concerned about.
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And if stocks do fall, then investors should be concerned.
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People are right to feel violated and to be concerned.
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And there's many things that we should be concerned about.
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So we should be concerned about that to some extent.
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Registered Asian-American millennials are more likely to be concerned with income inequality and less likely to be concerned with Social Security and the threat of terrorist attacks as those ages 35 and up.
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There are the plenty of good reasons to be concerned about sci-fi AI singularity nightmares, but, frankly, there are plenty of good reasons to be concerned about the technology and overlords we have already.
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Nothing too intense at first, but just enough to be concerned.
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Unless your shirt is blue...then maybe you should be concerned!
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Those familiar with ICE's tactics have every reason to be concerned.
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That said, I see why she'd be right to be concerned.
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When politicians start to notice, it is time to be concerned.
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They were right to be concerned: America's successes undermined Soviet rule.
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The day Dark Mofo doesn't cause an uproar, we'll be concerned.
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Wall Street clearly appears to be concerned about the Republican field.
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Unless your shirt is blue…then maybe you should be concerned!
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Travelers should be concerned, but there is no need for panic.
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" Roth added: "I would be concerned with him for that reason.
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It is not just these airlines' owners that need be concerned.
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It has to be turned around — people have to be concerned.
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"We think there's a lot to be concerned about," he said.
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"That's exactly what we need to be concerned about," says Tarasuk.
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"You have to be concerned about these side effects," Kaeberlein said.
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Before the ceremony even started, there was reason to be concerned.
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Now that we know this is possible, shouldn't we be concerned?
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But I know some less technical folks might just be concerned.
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However, she says those with egg allergies need not be concerned.
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If you own an iPhone, you should be concerned about GrayKey.
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At the time, they were right to be concerned about backlinks.
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Looks like Donald Trump has another hack to be concerned about.
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A larger arsenal means much more nukes to be concerned about.
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"We continue to be concerned about this behavior," Mr. Earnest said.
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Is it slowing us down enough that I would be concerned?
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"I would be concerned for everyone who uses this," he said.
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If you were facing life in solitary confinement, you'd be concerned.
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There are of course some reasons to be concerned about housing.
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If I were in her shoes, I would be concerned too.
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They are not panicked — but they are right to be concerned.
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"When you lose one life you should be concerned," Gaffney said.
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No doubt, all Americans should be concerned with protecting the homeland.
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We should all be concerned about the outcome of this case.
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But they continue to be concerned about a lack of transparency.
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I think the whole world should be concerned, not just Asia.
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Am I being unreasonable and insecure, or should I be concerned?
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But Corona, the beer company, doesn&apost seem to be concerned.
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Other UCF students who own guns shouldn't be concerned, Beary said.
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Some develop into decent swells but nothing to be concerned about.
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"And that's what we ought to be concerned about," he continued.
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"There's no major change here to be concerned about," she said.
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And therefore, it makes sense to be concerned about those people.
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But the WHO may also be concerned about creating unnecessary panic.
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" "We should all be concerned about international interference in our elections.
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To me, it does, and to the president should be concerned.
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Story-tellers must be concerned with more than a story's outcome.
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We should all be concerned that our freedoms are in jeopardy.
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"Many of the banks will be concerned about that competition," Frank said.
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That&aposs not normal behavior, so you are right to be concerned.
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If another human being is undergoing certain injustices, we should be concerned.
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JB: Some women may be concerned about using mosquito repellent while pregnant.
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Some on the court seemed to be concerned with a limiting principle.
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However, he said to be concerned if the stock falls below $21.50.
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Should you be concerned if you live in New York or California?
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"I don't think generally healthy people need to be concerned," Khairy said.
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Should the typical designer or consumer of 23D-printed objects be concerned?
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There are many things to be concerned about right now in Texas.
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Also it's not just nutritional problems parents need to be concerned with.
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They should also be concerned by the precarious position of many clubs.
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There are other issues to be concerned about regarding the financial markets.
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Every citizen should be concerned about this sweeping, lawless, invasion of privacy.
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But should you be concerned if you and your S.O. don't spoon?
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"There's reason for them [Republicans] to be concerned about 2020," said Valliere.
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That incident, Ernst said, led her to be concerned about Hyten's judgment.
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Cramer said investors may be concerned about weak results and weak guidance.
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Because this is Sydney, TechSydney will also be concerned with real estate.
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There are plenty of statistics to give them reason to be concerned.
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Seidman doesn't believe there's much for users to be concerned about, though.
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AND WE COULD – I'D BE CONCERNED IF THAT BASIC MODEL IS OVERTURNED.
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But there's another reason why Democrats—not just progressives—should be concerned.
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"There is an absolute right to be concerned about Trump," he said.
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Ermolaev says people in Moscow shouldn't be concerned about their privacy rights.
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Altchek took a look and there was nothing to be concerned about.
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I don't understand why anybody would be concerned politically about background checks.
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This means Republicans should be concerned about President Trump's low approval rating.
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One can be concerned, angry or frightened about them without being paranoid.
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I don't want to jump to conclusions, but shouldn't someone be concerned?
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The Bernstein analyst Inigo Fraser-Jenkins said they're right to be concerned.
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But people should be concerned as Americans, not as Republicans or Democrats.
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"We have to be concerned," said Representative Charlie Dent, a Pennsylvania Republican.
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Clinton won in November, and 229 percent said they would be concerned.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Well, I don't know who should and shouldn't be concerned.
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And I don't think I gave them any reason to be concerned.
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Whether or not Spiegel should be concerned about Facebook is another question.
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Normally this newsletter would be concerned with events in the wider world.
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Italian leaders have argued that there is nothing to be concerned about.
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It's normal to be concerned about what's going on with your investments.
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But investors and economists are right to be concerned about the coronavirus.
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SO YEAH, WE CONTINUE TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF DEBT.
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Is it reasonable to be concerned that people may misuse their guns?
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WILFRED FROST: But conviction is something that you would be concerned about?
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"It's still fair game to be concerned about the process," said Sen.
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Instead, they may be concerned with paying for tuition, textbooks or food.
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But there was reason to be concerned even before Soleimani&aposs killing.
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Investors shouldn't be concerned that there's no obvious successor yet, he added.
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There are many things to be concerned about right now in Texas.
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Symptoms or not, Sammons argues, we should all be concerned about measles.
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Now, it's up to the Democrats, but they should not be concerned.
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Nonetheless, the somewhat rosy economic outlook was also reason to be concerned.
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Readers may well be concerned about the seriousness of this week's turbulence.
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As for those negative memes, Wong doesn't think Bloomberg should be concerned.
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" He added: "Neither one seems to be concerned anyone would hear it.
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"People should not be concerned about their tax affairs at this time."
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Am I right to be concerned about how they've decided to live?
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AI is really important, but we have to be concerned about it.
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The people you should be concerned for are the more marginal players.
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And parents have reason to be concerned about young kids playing the sport.
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Investors are correct to be concerned about the future direction of FAANG stocks.
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That was all the signal Cramer needed to be concerned about department stores.
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Based on what he showed Sunday, he has no need to be concerned.
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There's really nothing for China to be concerned with regards to its deployment.
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Here, too, we should be concerned about business leaders directing key government agencies.
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So what is this disease and do you actually need to be concerned?
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When it meets next week, the FOMC will be concerned about two things.
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People in Montana might be concerned about the loss of glaciers in Montana.
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There's good reason to be concerned about how sound Ring's privacy practices are.
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Trump appears not to be concerned with his own decorum, considering Sunday's tweet.
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And that remains the big reason to be concerned about the company's valuation.
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The public should not be concerned, however, when these requests inevitably come in.
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Since she's having twins, Beyonce could be concerned doctors might order bed rest.
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There are some things to be concerned about, which we&aposll talk about.
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Is that a trend you see or one we should be concerned about?
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Is it something we should be embracing, something we should be concerned about?
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That's rare—but not so rare that we shouldn't be concerned about it.
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For instance, all people should be concerned about safer communities for their families.
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We should be concerned about pensions for coal miners — but all coal miners.
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And there is good reason for online video service providers to be concerned.
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That suggests the Bank of Japan will be concerned about the yen's strength.
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I should be concerned that I'm watching a show that needs this list.
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There are certainly reasons for HBO's 30 million-plus subscribers to be concerned.
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It's China that we should be concerned with … they are stealing us blind.
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"I have no reason to be concerned," Snyder told the Detroit Free Press.
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Banks should also be concerned that Amazon won't stop at small-business loans.
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As a predominantly Christian nation, we profess to be concerned about the poor.
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Gordon said he would be concerned if a bigger correction breaks that trend.
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Some big players are aligning with ICER, so why should we be concerned?
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The United States has good reason to be concerned about China's hard stance.
|
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The principle sounds straightforward enough but Hastings has good reason to be concerned.
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"Look, you always have to be concerned," he told CNN's Wisconsin affiliate, WTMJ.
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"I would be concerned," said Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors.
|
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Today, however, there really is reason to be concerned about the budget deficit.
|
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One of Wall Street's biggest bulls says there's nothing to be concerned about.
|
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But it's not just the Democrats who should be concerned about these breaches.
|
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That now appears to be diminishing, and we might want to be concerned.
|
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But we also have to be concerned about access to care for beneficiaries.
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I don't believe that there is any reason to be concerned about it.
|
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Should we be concerned that other AI systems could eventually be similarly influenced?
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Holmes said every leader at every company should be concerned about talent management.
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All are likely asking themselves: Is this something I should be concerned about?
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SZ: It is very sound judgement to be concerned about 5G in general.
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Opinion Western men's sperm counts are falling, and we ought to be concerned.
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"We would be concerned if Australians stopped using sunscreen more generally," she said.
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There's good reason to be concerned about China winning a global AI race.
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"For those of you who may be concerned for me personally," he wrote.
|
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Cruz in the past 10 days should not be concerned about potential transmission.
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Many football fans today know well enough to be concerned about the game.
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You should be concerned enough to make sure you understand what it is.
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Based on our knowledge of the technologies we probably ought to be concerned.
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If it happened the same way all the time, I would be concerned.
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For example, Democrats could be concerned about Kenya's low wages and labor standards.
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Should Apple be concerned about the latest Samsung Galaxy Note7 (and Galaxy S7)?
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Look, who wouldn't be concerned about what's happening in the area around them?
|
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But there are much more serious reasons to be concerned about this nomination.
|
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Amazon says early signs show little reason to be concerned about the deal.
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"There's no reasonable expectation here for Dr. Kupperman to be concerned," Tatelman said.
|
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The United States and Nigeria need to be concerned with this aim, too.
|
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"Life comes with risks, but we can't be concerned with that," he said.
|
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But the climate in North Carolina now, that's something to be concerned about.
|
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"Unfortunately, history has shown that there were reasons to be concerned," Haefner said.
|
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But as long this behavior is confined to playtime, they shouldn't be concerned.
|
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But I wouldn't necessarily expect non-liberals to be concerned about these changes.
|
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Lawmakers present from both parties seemed to be concerned by their powerful testimonies.
|
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"I can understand people can be concerned, because they do not understand Chinese system, but once they understand the system they should be assured this is nothing really you should be concerned about," he said according to a Newshub report.
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There are, of course, still plenty of reasons to be concerned about malicious software.
|
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They're going to be concerned with processes and things being done a certain way.
|
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But a couple other things I think that the Republicans should be concerned about.
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Because I'm sure Apple has to be concerned with their phones being used fraudulently.
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If people weren't absolutely losing it over something or other, I would be concerned.
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"They did seem to be concerned about me being a single mother," Rose said.
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If its performance has suddenly dropped, then that's even more reason to be concerned.
|
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But there are still plenty of reasons for fans to be concerned about Discovery.
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Would I be concerned that we don't know what's coming out of these plants?
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Twitter now says the issue was only a bug — nothing to be concerned about.
|
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But that appears to be a secondary consideration to all who should be concerned.
|
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The Saudi authorities have good reason to be concerned about new calls for reform.
|
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Indeed, it may well be e-readers that should be concerned for their future.
|
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"I think parents should always be concerned, looking at the candy," he tells CNN.
|
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"I don't know whether to be concerned or entertained," says The Hills alum, 29.
|
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If those facts are true, there is ample reason for everyone to be concerned.
|
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Additionally, people are likely to be concerned whether LifeLock's claims can be trusted here.
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We shouldn't merely be concerned about the earthquake, but about the uncertainty of probabilities.
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One reason to be concerned is that a SeaWorld whale is pregnant right now.
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Trust was not something to be concerned about in this small and controlled network.
|
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Goodbody analyst John Cronin said investors would be concerned by the pressure on profitability.
|
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"Look, you always have to be concerned," Trump told CNN affiliate WTMJ in Wisconsin.
|
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But we should be concerned by the prevalence of mental illness in our 20s.
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Nevertheless, Gorski is correct to be concerned about the implications of Price's AAPS affiliation.
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People may be concerned that an employer, partner, or family member will find out.
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But "there is reason to be concerned" about North Korea's missile tests, she added.
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We should all be concerned about ending a highly effective and important program prematurely.
|
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So, should we be concerned about the impact of mobile phones on men's fertility?
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The president-elect should be concerned, as the global chemicals industry is rapidly consolidating.
|
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But perhaps they should be concerned about the very same invasion of privacy. Why?
|
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There's plenty to be concerned about when it comes to the 2019 Academy Awards.
|
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Parker was acquitted, but Isaacs doesn't think moviegoers should be concerned with that anyway.
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Sunoco's spill rate shows protestors may have reason to be concerned about potential leaks.
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"Rightly, we should be concerned about the integrity of our election system," said Rep.
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But most march organizers and supporters don't appear to be concerned about seeming political.
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There are reasons to be concerned about the intelligence community's access to Americans' data.
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Economists will also be concerned by the strength of inflation pressures now facing builders.
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"People should be concerned for their safety more than sometimes they are," he says.
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We must all be concerned about protecting jobs and keeping them in this country.
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"I wouldn't be concerned about it, it's just a novelty statement," he told CNN.
|
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Its basic premise is that we should not be concerned about the federal debt.
|
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Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, has reason to be concerned about other chipmakers, like AMD.
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They should be concerned about that figure next summer, when it becomes statistically determinative.
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In June, Homan told Congress that undocumented immigrants "should be concerned" about being deported.
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And farmers will be concerned about the effect of the deal on fertilizer prices.
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And I think the unpredictability is exactly what we need to be concerned about.
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" But he added: "I'd be concerned about any discussion of removing troops from Korea.
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"I mean you have to be [concerned with the ratings,]" Spade told the tabloid.
|
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The oil market is said to be concerned that the world economy is slowing.
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Use common sense, why else would he be concerned about the exposure of progressivism?
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It requires a kind of willful myopia not to be concerned about the answer.
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At this point it's nothing to be concerned about, but certainly something to monitor.
|
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It's something that doctors, naturopaths, and anyone who treats patients should be concerned about.
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To the extent that that spillover grows and expands, then we will be concerned.
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"For an underwater test, I wouldn't be concerned very much at all," he said.
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The only downside where some might be concerned is that there's no carrying handle.
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CF: The first thing that we should be concerned about is our personal health.
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"Congress right now should be concerned about the American workers," Mnuchin told reporters Tuesday.
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Each side has its grievances and complaints, and fans are right to be concerned.
|
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Experts say you shouldn't be concerned about the chemicals used in the decaffeination process.
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"It's so far down the list of things to be concerned about," she said.
|
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While Biden still tops the field, his campaign may have reason to be concerned.
|
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When these researchers looked at more cases, they found more to be concerned about.
|
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You may think, "I've got nothing to hide," but we all should be concerned.
|
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The host said he thinks Wall Street may be "concerned" about Amazon's spending habits.
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Or, they may be concerned about the danger of such a task, he said.
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Well, it seems like something that people who support him would be concerned about.
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The Electoral College means they need not be concerned with winning the popular vote.
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" Prospect Capital Corporation: "That yield north of 10 [percent] tells me to be concerned.
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However, people who are consciously cheating the system do have reason to be concerned.
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"The similarities with Lion Air are too great not to be concerned," Schiavo said.
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When I buy a laptop, do I still need to be concerned about specs?
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But all North Carolina citizens, Republican and Democrat — and all Americans — should be concerned.
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"I'd be concerned about financial manipulation that would dress up a pig," Bloxham said.
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There are degrees of concern, and there's plenty for Republicans to be concerned about.
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Global investors should not be concerned by of U.S. bonds, one economist told CNBC.
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Do potential U.S. investors-- need to be concerned about a growing relationship with Russia?
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Of course we should be concerned if a foreign entity interfered with our election.
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The American public should be concerned about what is going on at that site.
|
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But there is still a reason to be concerned for Twitter's like-based ecosystem.
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"I'd be concerned if there was an indication of that," Payne told reporters in Sydney.
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Even with obstacle detection, some might be concerned about flying Lumi indoors and around people.
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It's easy to see why both business and consumers would be concerned by the tax.
|
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But there is plenty of evidence to suggest the marchers are right to be concerned.
|
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Large U.S. clearers such as CME and ICE could be concerned by the new rules.
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Regular users of messaging apps should still be concerned, however, and not just for themselves.
|
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"Any thoughtful person would be concerned," the so-called "bond king" said in a webcast.
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"The market used to be concerned about production, we're now concerned about demand," Ellinghorst said.
|
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A more experienced person would see parallel scratches on a girl's arm and be concerned.
|
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But there are many reasons to be concerned about the policy advice he would dispense.
|
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This newly observed slowdown in growth may not be anything to be concerned about, however.
|
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"People should be concerned," Worcester District Attorney Joseph Early Jr. said Monday, CBS Boston reports.
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Should I be concerned about potential side effects from the use of enhancements Lash Boost?
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" For that reason, he said, Trump's lawyers "have to be concerned about Justice as well.
|
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But he also seems to be concerned about exactly what charges are filed against him.
|
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And we have to be concerned with what China wants and what China would allow.
|
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If America is picking up where Europe left off, investors are right to be concerned.
|
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Free, high quality images where you don't have to be concerned about permission and attribution.
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THUMP: Is fentanyl-laced cocaine really something the average club-goer should be concerned about?
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So the income inequality issue is something we have to be concerned about for everyone.
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We can be concerned with the safety of trans children and the safety of women.
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But she added, 'they have be concerned about going into 2019 when Permian bottleneck ease.
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Mattis, without citing China explicitly, said "no other nation" needed to be concerned about THAAD.
|
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With that in mind, congressional Republicans have to be concerned with Trump's poor approval ratings.
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This is not to say that a chef shouldn't be concerned with passion or creativity.
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I have no bandwidth to even slightly be concerned about a tweet from Donald Trump.
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But despite these reassuring words, Israel's national security officials will be concerned about two things.
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"And based on my enormous regard for Jessie, I wouldn't be concerned here," he added.
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I would be concerned about Giuliani's long legacy of horrific policing in New York City.
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What we'd be concerned about is if we see a couple of prints below 6463,2646.
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More than half of voters said they'd be "concerned or scared" if Cruz were elected.
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It made sense to be concerned about the negative attention focused on the fledging currency.
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Im not in a group nor will I be concerned this much with an opinion.
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Of course it's natural to be concerned when your kid goes into an unknown world.
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But what about people who have no need to be concerned about every last penny?
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Here are some of the factors that make Harvey a storm to be concerned about.
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We're gonna say it: it's okay to be concerned about the health of your ears.
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"Any Democrat who looks at that data should be concerned," said Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
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Most important, the department may be concerned that such changes would unfairly target poor people.
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Post-WikiLeaks, we should be concerned that Russia is not merely hacking to collect intelligence.
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Like, is climate change just something you've read about and decided to be concerned about?
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If it's your 97-year-old grandmother, you're going to be concerned, and we are.
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It's that whatever she suffered from was something I didn't need to be concerned with.
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The numbered days before you have to be concerned with budgets, boyfriends, college, or career.
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There is only a vast, yawning void where empathy for its audience would be concerned.
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We still have reason to be concerned about the city of Detroit and its residents.
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"Since she's so sensitive, I would be concerned if she got it," Ms. Allen said.
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But this time, it's start-up workers, not Big Tech executives, who may be concerned.
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Those voting in the Democratic primary should be concerned by Sander's treatment of foreign policy.
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The administration is right to be concerned about America's technological prowess and protecting sensitive infrastructure.
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However, a few months ago, I had cause to be concerned about my personal safety.
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These businesses are a security threat, and the Trump administration is right to be concerned.
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He never wanted people to worry, he never wanted people to be concerned about him.
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"Congress right now should be concerned about the American workers and small business," Mnuchin said.
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I tell them that it's certainly acceptable to be concerned, but don't panic or react.
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Moreover, Mr. Abadi has good reason to be concerned about how the referendum was held.
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King is correct to be concerned about Facebook's disturbing policies regarding political advertising and privacy.
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Investors may be concerned that content owners are pulling more content from the streaming giant.
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Republicans were said to be concerned over the political optics of "dark of night" sessions.
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"It's something to be concerned about," said David Savona, executive editor of Cigar Aficionado magazine.
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"For long term investors, short term fluctuations are nothing to be concerned about," says Holeman.
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It's also reasonable to be concerned that when connections are found, correlations are not causation.
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Johnson always said she was too busy with her work to be concerned with racism.
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We should all be concerned if ahiyfte and rpcobaf, especially if quelcoo turns into blcxxwyfi!
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WOLF: If Trump has done nothing wrong, why should he be concerned about people flipping?
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The firm's founder and CEO Erik Brooks said nonprofits shouldn't be concerned about big changes.
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Policy makers should be concerned about a graduation crisis more than a student debt crisis.
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His words do not comport with reality — but there is ample reason to be concerned.
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Some may be concerned that without regulation, therapy costs will skyrocket due to unconstrained spending.
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"He'll have the space, but he'll also be concerned about re-election," Mr. Malik said.
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If you're a kid you shouldn't be concerned about getting high or anything like that.
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Because there's also a narrative and a narrative momentum you have to be concerned about.
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"We haven't seen anything that would lead us to be concerned about that," Hyatt's Hoplamazian said.
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Overall, of course, if you get higher and higher house prices, yes, we should be concerned.
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You may be concerned with just how much you have, but don't blame yourself, blame capitalism.
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Ted Lieu when asked if he would be concerned if he's not allowed to ask questions.
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Mr Johnson is right to be concerned, but here Mr Trump did take a different strategy.
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Democrats have to be concerned that impeaching Trump on weak charges has improved his reelection prospects.
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"There's very good reason to be concerned," says Andrew Freedman, Colorado's director of marijuana a coordination.
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That's because there's a lot more to be concerned about beyond the huge data hack itself.
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She said she saw little "little reason to be concerned" about current low rates of inflation.
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She calls the wage gap an economic issue that the whole country should be concerned about.
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"I don't think, overall, in the long term, migraine sufferers need to be concerned," Mays said.
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But a poll released this Wednesday by Y2 Analytics proves Trump was right to be concerned.
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She pointed out that candidates might be concerned about things as seemingly subtle as dress code.
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Because I think ultimately, that really is the trade imbalance that we should be concerned about.
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That does not make my top 30 list of things that I would be concerned about.
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Linde's referees might have been right to be concerned, but they were asking the wrong questions.
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But of course until that happens we will be concerned about any obstacle that may appear.
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So if you think this is a horrible thing you should be concerned about the dossier.
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There are plenty of reasons to be concerned about Amazon and some of its business practices.
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"People should be concerned about maintenance and being prepared for things to break down," he said.
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There were genuine reasons to be concerned about Trump, this friend argued, but Trump was moderating.
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"I would be concerned if I sent an employee to a high risk region," he said.
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Using your credit cards for travel remains popular as travelers continue to be concerned about theft.
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With logic staring legislators in the face, why would anyone be concerned that BAT could happen?
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Now she's offering more insight into her general philosophy of education — and parents should be concerned.
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So my point is, A.I. is really important, but we have to be concerned about it.
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Unlike Balmes, Zuroweste believes that tuberculosis is a disease that all Americans should be concerned about.
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But with their effectiveness uncertain, we ought to be concerned about the potency of monetary policy.
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With both Google and Facebook facing suits for insufficient disclosures, that's ample reason to be concerned.
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They have good reason to be concerned about these trends; in fact, all Israelis should be.
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As such, the extremist government in Tehran has good cause to be concerned about the MEK.
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"We should all be concerned when an unchecked prosecutorial power starts threatening ordinary citizens," Dearn said.
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The United States should be concerned about Iran's strategy in Iraq, and seek to confront it.
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Glaser suggested the public should be concerned about those whose job it is to protect citizens.
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"This is a moment of great urgency and you are right to be concerned," he said.
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"As the president's lawyer, I can't be concerned on what effect it may have," he said.
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Dalio thinks all market participants need to be concerned if today's advancements follow a similar path.
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If this were practically any other company, we'd be concerned that there's nothing left to discuss.
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They're too deep in their thoughts to be concerned with keeping up in uncomfortable, trendy looks.
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In real life, there is legitimate reason to be concerned with Hollywood's attitude toward Asian characters.
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The thing to be concerned about isn't super smart computers or the internet itself: it's us.
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I thought this was what anxiety was—to be concerned about a specific set of things.
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Wiggins said Thomas, who has not had the best of build-ups, will not be concerned.
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That gives investors a reason to be concerned about how Netflix is managing its balance sheet.
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Sports teams have reason to be concerned about changes that might affect corporate spending on entertainment.
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Mr. Trump is right to be concerned for the future of America's relations with Saudi Arabia.
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Democrats should be concerned about their ability to mobilize populists in the races "establishment" figures won.
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Some of you may be concerned that you don't know the names of all the candidates.
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"Our firm followed all court rules and has nothing to be concerned about," Mr. Nagle said.
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He's given supporters cause to be concerned and given opponents an opportunity to go after him.
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So yes, there are reasons to be concerned and vigilant, but that's always been the case.
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Hopefully not too many solvers will be concerned to see that pop up on a Tuesday.
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People are right to be concerned that the case could be used to stifle women's speech.
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There are reasons for all Americans, regardless of political affiliation, to be concerned about our debt.
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But why, particularly in Africa, should people be concerned about the impact that it could have?
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It makes no sense for the law to be concerned about one and ignore the other.
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Some may be concerned that this multivitamin doesn't contain any iron, which is an essential nutrient.
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"The president had reason to be concerned about the information he was being provided," he said.
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We should be concerned because Turkey is one of America's most important NATO allies. Turkish-U.
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So my point is, AI is really important, but we have to be concerned about it.
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The IOC shouldn't merely be concerned with ensuring that athletes don't abuse women at the Olympics.
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"I think we're kind of back there and we should be concerned about it," Halff said.
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Parents who have reason to be concerned must find a way to get the child evaluated.
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Mr. Trump's unique affinity for Mr. Putin is, of course, an additional reason to be concerned.
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But Wakeford believes that Flashpoint will be so unique that there's little reason to be concerned.
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Are you right to be concerned about the uses that might be made of the object?
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And since their dining room is a social area, they may not be concerned about privacy.
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Americans should be concerned about the actions of federal agencies under President Trump, says Mr. Strangio.
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We all should be concerned about the resurgence of groups such as the Ku Klux Klan.
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With midterms quickly approaching, 2018 generic congressional numbers indicate that Republicans should be concerned this November.
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Tesla shareholder Ross Gerber doesn't think the Justice Department probe is anything to be concerned about.
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And there are a lot of reasons to be concerned about this phenomenon in the broad.
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"The concentrated wealth in America is an issue we've got to be concerned with," he said.
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The FAA should be concerned with aviation safety, she says, not shortcutting regulation or promoting innovation.
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All of us should be concerned that one out of nine African-American men are incarcerated.
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Public officials may be concerned about alienating non-immigrant whites if they pursue welcoming immigration policies.
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Number one, nobody seems to be concerned about the debt levels when building up an economy.
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Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have every right to be concerned given Putin's appetite for territorial aggression.
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But Mr. Allen of the growers association said there was already ample reason to be concerned.
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When you dig into the science on hand dryers, you'll come across reason to be concerned.
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"I don't look at his stuff and be concerned at all," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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So, if we're going to be concerned about risk in the financial system, this is it.
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"You have to be concerned about any nomination" in a closely divided Senate, the Republican said.
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Tariffs ... would inflate the cost of investment in the aircraft, obviously we're going to be concerned.
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Collins in particular may be concerned about her own reelection in a purple state in 2020.
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It was, 'Be concerned about your patient and realize that pain does bad things to people.
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But, after doing some analysis, Trent found people who do purchase ShenZhen Yek's product shouldn't be concerned.
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"Any time you look at anything, you've got to be concerned about the cost," Meadows said. Rep.
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It wouldn't make sense for us to not be concerned about policies that directly affect our lives.
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Though it has not become apparent in the data yet, Yellen said she would still be concerned.
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But underneath the gaudy numbers there is reason for Trump and his incoming administration to be concerned.
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"These are very dangerous individuals that I think collectively we must all be concerned about," Gonzalez said.
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Yet the future of Social Security hinges on energizing those millennials to be concerned about this dilemma.
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He could be an ace, but again, I get why you would be concerned about his size.
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Conservatives ought to be concerned about the bias that the dominant online social media platforms are exercising.
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"The thing I would be concerned about is some inadvertent incident that could go incendiary," he said.
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"So the quick answer is that [consumers] shouldn't be concerned but that doesn't mean they won't be."
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"The last thing we thought we had to be concerned about was Casi," Rott, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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This fatal Zhejiang ride occurred at 1pm, according to police, and there's plenty to be concerned with.
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Woods, on the other hand, might have reason to be concerned about her dependance on her bestie.
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Some may be concerned that sales of e-cigarettes and other nicotine delivery systems may be affected.
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And they should be concerned about the apparent end goal of Trump's strategy—eliminating the trade deficit.
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Do you think alcohol addiction is a real issue to be concerned about for people joining frats?
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Both have reason to be concerned about the growing regional and global ambitions of China and Russia.
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We're an extremely attractive economy for investment so there's no reason for international investors to be concerned.
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"I think for the average pregnant women, they shouldn't be concerned about this," she told Reuters Health.
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"They said no one who has reasons to be concerned should feel obliged to go," Connell said.
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Revenue fell below forecasts, however, and investors continue to be concerned about higher programming costs at ESPN.
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"The state should only be concerned up until a point with the question of marriage," he said.
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"Nike has little or nothing to be concerned about," said sports attorney Darren Heitner, of Heitner Legal.
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That means that Ola Electric won't just be concerned with vehicles, it has a far wider remit.
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But if the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is any indication, we have every reason to be concerned.
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"If Biden were as strong as Hillary Clinton was in 2016, I would be concerned," said Rep.
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Now as the Russian Federation, we still have cause to be concerned, as well as with China.
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"I need to be concerned about here," said Roth, who works as a sales manager in Dubuque.
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And in some cases, they may be concerned about being viewed as crazy, lazy, weak or bad.
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Nanette doesn't seem to be concerned by Daley's attention — she even volunteers to get Daley a coffee.
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"At this point in time, the traveling public has not anything to be concerned about," says Goglia.
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This is exactly the type of improper political influence that the Judiciary Committee should be concerned about.
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Should he be concerned about a possible date change that could add new pressure on the party?
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What everyone should be concerned about is putting in place regulations that hamper development or hinder access.
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We should all be concerned that this once-thriving partnership is now being starved of federal support.
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It never occurred to me until reading this story that I needed to be concerned about alligators.
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But if anyone should be concerned about protecting the individual right to bear arms, it's L.G.B.T. people.
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"The thing you have to be concerned about is radioactive products in the seafood supply," he said.
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The Europeans certainly had a reason to be concerned, bitcoin has seen wild swings in recent days.
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But the outrage over the new She-Ra doesn't really seem to be concerned with that debate.
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But the Fed has also signaled it would not be concerned if inflation exceeds its 2% target.
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"The thing I would be concerned about is some inadvertent incident that could go incendiary," he said.
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"The tone, and the numerous exchanges gave us reason to be concerned about Tim," Terrell Cunningham said.
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But there is good reason to be concerned about how the ultra-Orthodox can misuse their power.
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And yet again, the process appeared to be concerned with political expediency more than with the truth.
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But that is not the only type of critical industry the federal government should be concerned about.
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However, you shouldn&apost be concerned if your baby&aposs teeth are erupting in a different pattern.
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It is one of the reasons that one should be concerned about the state of the economy.
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He would be concerned as a psychologist that Smollett would do something so self-destructive and bizarre.
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I thought maybe we could start with what everybody seems to be concerned about, which is coronavirus.
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You might be concerned — understandably — about privacy when it comes to your devices and sharing your location.
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So I'm concerned, I would be concerned if we get a lot of dampening effect and uncertainties.
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"I would be concerned about that, obviously," Perdue said during a C-SPAN interview earlier this month.
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Sanduja said "it doesn't make sense" that Google would suddenly be concerned with complaints over hate speech.
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Democrats and fiscal-hawk Republicans will be concerned about how much Trump's proposals would expand the deficit.
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This invasive provision embedded in the bill is something even supporters of unionization should be concerned about.
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This breeds inconsistency in our criminal justice response — a serious problem we should all be concerned about.
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At 24, I wasn't exactly at an age when a man should be concerned about his fertility.
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Some fans seem to be concerned that the character is no longer played by an Asian actress.
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In addition to her own members, Ms. Pelosi must now be concerned about the Democratic presidential candidates.
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But it takes time, maybe, to be concerned only by the work, and not by the payment.
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H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser, declined to say whether he would be concerned if a private citizen attempted to set up backchannel communications with a foreign government to influence US foreign policy and said he would not be concerned if a White House official attempted to do so.
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"Those within the legal arena need to work with public health professionals to help clarify what the legal issues are that gun retailers should be concerned about, and what they should not be concerned about, in helping store guns temporarily for suicide prevention," she said in a phone interview.
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However, shareholders should still be concerned about the company's fundamentals Financially, the company is still in the red.
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Ted Lieu said Thursday when asked if he would be concerned if he's not allowed to ask questions.
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"We still need to be concerned with the totality of the safety inside the the bus," he said.
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Ultimately, policymakers should be concerned with both increasing growth and helping to make sure that growth is shared.
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"There is no other nation that needs to be concerned about THAAD other than North Korea," he said.
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You might not be concerned with its long-term public health impacts, and certainly not its environmental impacts.
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Small and medium startups may be concerned about their odds for survival in the on-demand delivery battle.
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An editorial accompanying the new recommendation points out that all people should be concerned about poor heart health.
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He added that the "electricity war continues," a sign that authorities may still be concerned about ongoing outages.
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Progressives should be concerned about a far-right Supreme Court majority, but we cannot despair — we have options.
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Some might consider it'll give them a better service, others may be concerned by the lack of control.
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"I don't think there's any reason whatsoever to be concerned about the independence of the Fed," Mnuchin said.
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Meanwhile, users may be concerned that Reddit's policy views could be tightened as it cosies up to Tencent.
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"I have four things to be concerned about: prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer, melanoma and breast cancer," he said.
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But the doctor told her that the mole was nothing to be concerned about, as reported by Express.
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So while this announcement was about search, it's not Google, but Twitter that should be concerned for now.
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There were many reasons why I didn't think that was the real threat people should be concerned about.
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"Some may be concerned the boost on the fiscal side can be offset by monetary tightening," Ablin said.
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For those worried about the welfare of the microbes, there's probably not a lot to be concerned about.
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There are reasons to be concerned but I think the level of concern is a little too high.
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AND WHAT YOU NEED TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT IS NOT SO MUCH THE NUMBER ITSELF BUT THE MOMENTUM.
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But for other technologies like self-driving cars, regulators will be concerned about other effects like job loss.
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Don't be concerned that this attack won't be investigated and the person who committed this crime aggressively prosecuted.
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Eberle wrote that DocumentDB still lacks "competitive functionality," but he highlighted other reasons to be concerned about MongoDB.
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Equity investors also may be concerned about the rise in interest rates globally, with European stocks also falling.
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But as we watch Washington burning, we should be concerned that another threat is looming over the horizon.
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Making asked Flynn whether we should be concerned about Bronn's well-being at the end of the episode.
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Mohammed Shafiqul Huq, president of the central mosque in Cox's Bazar, says that all Muslims should be concerned.
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Votel suggested that countries in the region had good reason to be concerned about Iran's activities in Syria.
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"The oil industry is right to be concerned and should start to plan for the future," it says.
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"The thing we should be concerned about is the lakeside talks," activist Mary Moore told Vice in 2011.
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There are good reasons to be concerned about market dominance — it limits consumer choice and often increases prices.
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In a letter to Conservative lawmakers, May said she realised that some would be "concerned" about such talks.
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Marijuana growers and dispensaries that "touch the plant" have the most to be concerned about, industry officials say.
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All Americans should be concerned about President-elect Donald J. Trump's nonchalant attitude towards nuclear proliferation, and development.
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"Any American who's concerned with due process should be concerned with ICE," Ocasio-Cortez told Newsweek in April.
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"I can understand Trump's anxiety…He's in a position to be concerned about higher gasoline prices," said Croft.
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All Americans nonetheless should be concerned about the "ends justify the means" path taken by the special counsel.
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Many may consider it disloyal or be concerned that speaking against orthodoxy could be bad for their careers.
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Some Qataris said that even with permission to enter Saudi Arabia they would be concerned for their safety.
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Given the stigma associated with having a criminal record, many employers may be concerned about protecting their reputation.
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Especially considering it's an open investigation where police have, very publicly, claimed to be concerned about alleged victims.
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Regardless of their causes, we should all be concerned about the current conditions in our jails and prisons.
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TV that U.S. intelligence officials have every reason to be concerned, pointing to the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
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For instance, even if professors set a good tone, students could be concerned about social sanction from peers.
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Non-white voters were much more likely to be concerned about voter suppression (71%) than white voters (51%).
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And Democrats have every right to be concerned about possible meddling by Moscow in their party's internal politics.
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This is an American issue that we should all care about; all fair minded people should be concerned.
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He also noted that Kim could be concerned with Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
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However, there are valid economic reasons to be concerned by the sheer size of the public sector workforce.
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And the media, those opposing Trump, and anyone else interested in protecting the public dialogue should be concerned.
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Investors may be concerned about slowing beer sales, but Cramer figured Cinco de Mayo would provide a boost.
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"That isn't to say that we shouldn't be concerned as a policy matter with Trump," Mr. Tillman said.
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So it's not only women who should be concerned, it's everybody, because of the way he conducts himself.
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If a family is worried that organ donation might affect funeral arrangements, they don't have to be concerned.
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Rasch said what the government really appears to be concerned about with the voting machines issue is jurisdiction.
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We should not be afraid of threats from North Korea, but we should be concerned with their actions.
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"People were starting to be concerned about their health and the well-being of their families," he said.
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Likewise, AFCD officials stressed that the dogs showed no symptoms, and that humans shouldn't be concerned about transmission.
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They keep raping me for money, but they should really be concerned with the history of this place.
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Companies that write self-driving software will be concerned about safety (and the liability that comes with accidents).
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Mr. Inhofe said on Tuesday that he continued to be concerned about not having a confirmed defense secretary.
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It wouldn't occur to her to be concerned about a man's physical presence, even alone in the dark.
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I'd be the last person to suggest we shouldn't be concerned about Amy Klobuchar's treatment of her staff.
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"I would be concerned for [devCodeCamp students], because of what I saw occur there," Richard said of Brensten.
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The filing said the special counsel should only be concerned with issues involving Russian meddling in the election.
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But the new results expand both the array of raw goods to be concerned about — even homemade playdough!
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If you prefer to finish meats with a nice sear, you might be concerned about it getting overdone.
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The board should be concerned that members of the staff feel they cannot bring such issues to management.
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Unions might also be concerned that the merger could lead to plant closures and job cuts, she added.
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"You have to be concerned when anybody talks about going backward," said Xavier Becerra, the state attorney general.
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"These studies keep H7N9 virus high on the list of viruses we should be concerned about," she said.
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Nowhere did he note that we should be concerned about this American land, because it is American land.
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As The Washington Post pointed out, there are reasons to be concerned that her individuality could be obscured.
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The other part is saying, 'Okay, how do we then tell people that they need to be concerned?
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His brand of ridicule was too reflexive to be concerned with whether or not its targets were deserving.
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Meehan said he understands some customers will be concerned Blue Bottle is partnering with a colossal food company.
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"These are our neighbors, people working in our communities ... we should be concerned about how politics affects communities."
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These generic product names do not violate his trademarks, but he continues to be concerned about their safety.
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Congress need not be concerned with the finality of the case, and could address the problem via legislation.
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There are many, many reasons to be concerned about a Trump administration's ethics and potential to abuse power.
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Mr. Salvini wrote at the time that the pope should be concerned with the "globalization of clandestine" immigration.
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But she said that the public should be concerned about the increasing use of nationwide injunctions by judges.
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Some investors may be concerned that the game will be short-lived since it targets attention-span starved millennials.
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Young people are right to be concerned about using credit irresponsibly, but avoiding CCs wholesale can spell trouble, too.
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I now no longer have to be concerned with just the stories my newspaper is giving me, or CNN.
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And if you start to see pop-ups for ice cream, Kleenex, and dating sites, should you be concerned?
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But if your self-esteem has seriously dropped because of the relationship, that's something to be concerned about. 4.
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" Robert Jackson, a co-author of the report and Stanford University professor, said: "I think (people) should be concerned.
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Challenges: Addressing safety concerns: Regulators are going to be concerned with whether this ultra-fast transportation method is safe.
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"I would not be concerned about the immune system in anyone who starts with a normal one," he says.
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John Harwood: Are you concerned with and should you be concerned with the electoral impact of what you're doing?
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Consumers and regulators alike may also be concerned about the safety, economics and environmental impact of autonomous air transport.
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But Kristaps said much of the comments were taken out of context and that fans shouldn&apost be concerned.
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"At this point in time, the traveling public has not anything to be concerned about," Mr Goglia told CNN.
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He expects the second one in December because the Fed will still be concerned about the lack of inflation.
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"You don't need to be concerned with fees as long as you follow a few simple rules," she said.
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"I think it is reasonable to be concerned when we get to frothy markets and these high concentrations," ETF.
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Should we be concerned that this is a man advising quite possibly the next leader of the United States?
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Can it escalate to the point where we have to be concerned that there has to be collateral damage?
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"Investors are likely to be concerned about the growth rate at all three of Fresenius's major divisions," they added.
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Another reason to be concerned about the numbers: The government's track record for caring for migrant children isn't great.
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But Trump may be concerned that the lawyers' association or its members represent or support the other advocacy organization.
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They have good reason to be concerned about adding one more chronic illness — addiction — to their to-do list.
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However, we are left to wonder whether Michiganers should be concerned to discover their state's deep affection for Dexter.
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Ms Jardina's data show that whites can be concerned about their status without harbouring much hostility against non-whites.
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The cloud and the access the cloud can enable to home networks is increasingly where consumers should be concerned.
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If you're one of the hundreds of thousands of people who have the textured implants, you might be concerned.
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Beijing has good reason to be concerned about Europe and the United States ganging up against it over trade.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I don't think there is any reason whatsoever to be concerned about the independence of the Fed.
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However, Apple is right to be concerned that complying could trigger an avalanche of requests and potential privacy concerns.
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If I were an organizer, I would be concerned beyond the ethics of attendee endangerment with potential civil liability.
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He or she must also be concerned with supporting those on staff to be the best they can be.
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Staffers may also be concerned about being hacked after high-profile cyber attacks on Democratic groups during the election.
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Don't Be Afraid To AskIf you prep for your conversation with your boss, there's nothing to be concerned about.
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We should also all be concerned for the people these laws claim to be helping—sex trafficking victims themselves.
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Civil libertarians should be concerned about the tactics that are being used by Mueller to get witnesses to sing.
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We should be concerned not with some platonic harmony of interests but with the very real balance of power.
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Somewhere out there, anyone who might have been responsible for Prince obtaining these pills has reason to be concerned.
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But some African leaders may be concerned about setting a precedent that could be turned on them, experts say.
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While Republicans are right to be concerned about political prospects, we must put the good of the country first.
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All civil libertarians, whether Democrat, Republican, or independent, should indeed be concerned about abuses of power by congressional committees.
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In an interview in May, he said he would be concerned for his safety if Mr. Dmitrichenko were freed.
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Many Democrats would also rightfully be concerned about unleashing the impeachment process in our destructive age of partisan polarization.
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It sought to limit abortion by pretending to be concerned about the health of the women who seek abortions.
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So rather than insist she shouldn't be concerned, give her the skills she needs to cope with her distress.
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Second, it may also be concerned that without registration it could not be sure that EU CCPs are safe.
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But there are reasons to be concerned, and we should always be on guard — that's the lesson of history.
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A deeper dive into theories of taxpayer psychology and tax policy indicates these politicians are right to be concerned.
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If the book rollout provides more credible evidence about the President having obstructed justice, then Trump should be concerned.
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Is this a legitimate concern, or is this part of somebody's zeal, and do we need to be concerned?
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We asked Randy Schwimmer, head of origination and capital markets at Churchill Asset Management, if markets should be concerned:
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"I love that you care enough to be concerned about my panties" is officially a horrible, terrible line. 14.
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Aside from throwing off the chi of your closet, these seemingly drastic changes are nothing to be concerned about.
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He told the paper that they were worried parents would be concerned their students participated and missed class time.
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But Kristaps said many of the comments had been taken out of context and that fans shouldn't be concerned.
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Being a sex worker doesn't make a person an inadequate parent, so don't be "concerned" for our children. 813.
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"Readers of this report may be concerned by many of the findings in it," he said in the statement.
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And the environmental scenario is increasingly worse, so people are starting to pay attention and be concerned about this.
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Some of you who do know all the names may be concerned that means you have no life. Relax.
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You're warning people that human civilization itself is at risk, and so many people don't seem to be concerned.
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New York City residents should be concerned because this practice is coming to their neighborhood police precinct very soon.
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Rich Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG Research, said Fox News should not be concerned about its older audience.
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Still, it was impossible not to be concerned when Sudan's defense minister and Mr. Bashir's heir apparent, Lt. Gen.
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There are two things to be concerned about: the concentration of wealth and the increasing speed of this concentration.
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"If we get more than 25 inches of rain, then we'll start to be concerned," he told Time magazine.
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They may be concerned that Mr. Trump's promises to cut corporate taxes and roll back regulations could be affected.
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There's a huge range of experiences, and the last thing you want to be concerned with is your angles.
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However, "Treasuries seem to be concerned about potentially building inflationary pressures and the Fed continuing to tighten," Hurley added.
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President Donald Trump has spent three years molding America's immigration system to primarily be concerned with keeping people out.
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"I don't think there's need to be alarmed, but there's certainly reason to be concerned," said North Dakota Rep.
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That's certainly got to be one of the things at the top of the list to be concerned about.
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No one needs to be reminded that there are many more important things to be concerned with than underwear.
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"We are of course, I think the whole business, the whole economy should be concerned about that," he said.
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But you can see why he'd be concerned, since, on one level, the project feels like a perverse joke.
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Despite the prospects of deeper ties, U.S. policymakers and oil majors need not be concerned for four main reasons.
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"We here at the White House try never to be concerned with anything dealing with Adam Schiff," she quipped.
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" She added, "There's too much work to be done to be concerned with 'Oh, there's another Donald Judd show!
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"Every Floridian should be concerned there may be rampant fraud happening in Palm Beach and Broward counties," Scott said.
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Unfortunately, there are a number of reasons to be concerned about the security of the firewalls and SFTP servers.
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When more than 90 percent of corporate profits go to buybacks and dividends, there is reason to be concerned.
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Now we are supposed to be concerned about another would-be MVP candidate the Warriors need to handle: Durant.
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Now, instead of being worried about Barlog's reaction, my source had good reasons to be concerned about their job.
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"I don't know if he's worried or not," Woods said when asked whether Nicklaus should be concerned at being caught.
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There is no root cause for the United States to be concerned that the economy is going to be affected.
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Now if that were a 213nd grader I'd be concerned, but holy heck, "chriego" is an awesome spelling for "triangle".
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Should Democrats be concerned about a fight between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters at their party convention in Philadelphia?
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Now consider if hackers were using federal government addresses to distribute malware — that's a problem everyone should be concerned about.
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There was every reason to be concerned that Jim Rutherford and Mike Sullivan were not going to solve this problem.
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Vickery, Therrien, and the committee appear to be concerned about the use of citizens' data to influence elections and voters.
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"They have good reasons to be concerned," Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) said in an opening statement at the hearing.
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There were reasons to be concerned if the Fed didn't act, Gilbert told CNBC at the Singapore Summit on Saturday.
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Maybe we should be concerned about having a lot of -- LEWANDOWSKI: I don&apost know Carter Page or George Papadopoulos.
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Previously the CEO had said drivers shouldn't be concerned since they will still be needed for longer (more expensive) rides.
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She contended that parents should be concerned about what four years of a Trump presidency would do their children. Mrs.
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RADEX RD1503+ Geiger Counter and Radiation DetectorLiving in an apocalyptic wasteland, you're naturally going to be concerned about nuclear radiation.
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In the meantime, we have plenty of other reasons to be concerned about the "silent epidemic" of opiode painkiller overuse.
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How much of a danger magnetite nanoparticles pose has yet to be determined, but there is reason to be concerned.
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"I didn't want anybody to empathize with him — and to be honest, I'd be concerned if anyone did," he said.
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Adam Pape's reportage photos seem to be concerned with documenting particular street scenes that gather meaning from their mundane nature.
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They should be concerned that, in some markets, dividend income is concentrated in a small number of stocks (see chart).
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Tyga is, as any dad of a four-year-old would be, concerned about how his son views the world.
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I thought, 'Am I bad wanting to get him help because Roger's not concerned, so should I not be concerned?
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But central banks also need to be concerned about adverse impact on the likes of foreign currency-denominated debt liabilities.
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Not enough to be concerned about from a health standpoint, usually, but enough that it's made kind of a mess.
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Investors are bullish on the market, but there are still reasons to be concerned, one trader told CNBC on Monday.
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Just as executives sweat over sales and other performance metrics, so should they be concerned with reliable measures of culture.
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So, even if President Trump may not be concerned about leveling the playing field for defendants, he is a pragmatist.
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But McMaster cast the backchannel communications as entirely normal, and said that it was not anything to be concerned about.
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Financial institutions that embrace innovation and strategically align technology into their business planning will not be concerned with increased competition.
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VICE Impact: Why should people who don't live near the rainforest or who aren't farmers be concerned about sustainable agriculture?
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She may be concerned about the cheesy pose, but the real focus of the throwback pic is clearly her outfit.
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Fair Game It's only natural that Barack Obama, entering the homestretch of his presidency, would be concerned about his legacy.
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We know enough to be concerned and to recognize that prolonged close exposure cannot be assumed to be completely safe.
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Does this mean that we should be concerned about the latest deterioration in consumer sentiment from the U-M index?
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We should be concerned—and we should imagine policy solutions that span the array of issues spurring this workforce shortage.
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Did they worry they might be properly tagged with acute hypocrisy for pretending to be concerned about deficits for decades?
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None of these consequences should be attached to a political party, because all Americans should be concerned about our future.
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Republican lawmakers as a group are less likely to be concerned with the increase in the number of uninsured people.
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All civil libertarians, whether Democrat or Republican, should be concerned about the fishing net given to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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I've started running into the term "résumé optimization," and I'm wondering if that's something I need to be concerned about.
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"The states and the federal government have never had to be concerned about who goes first," Hawkins told the justices.
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Governments have a right to be concerned about which foreign entities may have access to information carried on these networks.
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If we are concerned about left-wing professors, shouldn't we also be concerned about conservative chief executives of big corporations?
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But publishers have good reason to be concerned about Audible's expansion, and its growing ability to attract top-shelf talent.
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While some may be concerned with Tesla's delivery issues, the focus for most is the rollout of the Model 3.
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"I think you should be concerned about mainstream news outlets that are acting like Washington daily gossip magazines," Priebus responded.
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Some judges seemed to be concerned chiefly that their cases proceeded according to schedule; Sherman was not one of them.
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These days all you have to be concerned with are Barbie dolls and bike rides, nasty vegetables and looming bedtimes.
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This leads me to believe that Carter would be concerned about the classism and inequality that are inherent to biohacking.
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Militaries, and military advisors, he told me, are the ones who should be concerned with how to deal with terrorists.
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I finally asked Ryan point blank: Is sleeping with a stuffed animal as an adult something to be concerned about?
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And it seems she had a right to be concerned, according to research she and her colleagues published on Sunday.
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"It's one thing for him [Cohen] to be concerned about his suitability to be president," a knowledgeable source told me.
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To be clear, many experts who have looked at the existing research don't think that there's reason to be concerned.
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"If this is something that has got more legs, the markets are right to be concerned about it," he said.
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After their assessment of the Denman Glacier in East Antarctica, the team of researchers agreed: There's reason to be concerned.
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I do think you can draw upon other fields and research that's been done on different technologies to be concerned.
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"But sometimes things happen, so we have to be concerned — that is a downside risk to my forecast," he said.
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Party leaders may be concerned that the 30th anniversary of the massacre, coming up in June, could inspire new protests.
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It's that you can't know what precisely you have to be concerned about until you have the work in hand.
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Last year was the first time Cfius appeared to be concerned about the purchase of companies that contained sensitive data.
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"I would just convey to the Medicare population of this nation, they don't have reason to be concerned," he said.
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"Normally, I might be concerned to see so many cranes, because it might be a sign of overbuilding," he said.
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There are reasons to be concerned and to pay attention, and reasons as well to discount the most extreme moves.
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It just means that you're probably less likely to be concerned about cleaning when you get home after happy hour.
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Capital Economics' analyst Alex Holmes is among those predicting a hold, arguing BI would be concerned with the rupiah's depreciation.
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You may also be concerned with battery life, since you'll want them to stay charged while you run or commute.
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So Twitter is very unlikely to be concerned that its highest-profile user is flirting with Amazon's social streaming platform.
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Citigroup investors don't need to be concerned about trade under President Donald Trump, CEO Michael Corbat told CNBC on Wednesday.
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That creative tightrope of just how faithful a new "Dirty Dancing" should be concerned many involved in the 2017 version.
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I realize that I am incredibly lucky to not have to pay myself or to be concerned with the cost.
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A recent Gallup survey found women are more likely to be concerned about sexual harassment in the workplace than men.
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Middle-class students may be concerned about future debt, but their low-income peers are struggling to stay in school.
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For purposes of self-preservation, you&aposd think the uber-rich would be concerned with this level of income inequality.
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"We&aposve got every reason to be concerned because of Trump&aposs aggressive posture about civil liberties," he told Insider.
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Perhaps we should be concerned about risks to a patient's privacy, but that is why we remove the identifying information.
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Iran has both verifiably formidable cyberwarfare assets and a history of using them, so Americans are right to be concerned.
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"We've always asked mom, our friends and spouses if we should be concerned about this or that symptom," she said.
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Bernie Sanders is right to be concerned — let's just make sure to remain focused on the real issues at hand.
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Salles acknowledged the existence of man-made climate change and said protesters are right to be concerned about the future.
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"We should all be concerned that children and adolescents do not get enough servings of fruits and vegetables," Daniels added.
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The agency tries to justify the proposed changes by claiming to be concerned that borrowers would lose access to credit.
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The costs of this system on affected young people and their families are clear, but we should all be concerned.
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But their share buybacks and dividend payments inoculate them against shareholders who might be concerned about lackluster research and development.
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But there are also some good reasons to be concerned about normalizing secessionism: Peaceful separations of countries are exceedingly rare.
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Here's another reason to be concerned about global warming: It might lead to more earthquakes, at least near the poles.
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It's perfectly natural to be concerned that as cannabis products become legal in more states, they will affect more people.
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First, it establishes itself in a country and seems to be concerned only with expanding its services across different categories.
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Even those with less expertise are said to be concerned about the fund's lack of transparency and governance, the WSJ said.
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But after Samsung's Note 7 fiasco, there's reason to be concerned about what's happening here — especially since it's a battery issue.
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There are a couple of reasons to be concerned about an agricultural landscape dominated by just a handful of giant companies.
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Doesn&apost have a lot of judicial opinions on the First Amendment and that concerns some Conservatives, should they be concerned?
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said when asked if he would be concerned if Trump were to pull out of the agreement.
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Ultimately, the two people involved in a relationship are the only ones who should be concerned with the intricacies of it.
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Scientists at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Britain recreated the study and found that there wasn't much to be concerned about.
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Christopher Ramsey, the General Secretary at USA Water Polo, told Reuters that FINA and athletes had every right to be concerned.
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However, Cramer questioned if investors should be concerned about the renewable energy business with President Donald Trump's support of fossil fuels.
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Old media and distribution channels kept a watchful eye on the media-streaming newcomer, but felt no reason to be concerned.
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So, while analysts for Royal Caribbean weren't interested in Zika effects, Cramer thinks journalists were right to be concerned about it.
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Elon Musk may be concerned about robots taking over the world, but Modular Science just wants robots to farm our vegetables.
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Hillary Clinton's team is right to be concerned about whether Trump will have a lower bar to clear than she will.
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Instead, they should be concerned about what resistance to Kaepernick's statement, and the statements of his allies, says about America today.
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She doesn't have to ask to know that when most people look at her body, they'll be "concerned" about her health.
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It's that there's a health issue that you have to be concerned about and be aware of as you grow older.
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Supreme Court justices are supposed to be above partisanship, at least pretending not to be concerned with who wins an election.
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The Gamecocks also will need to be concerned with guard KeVaughn Allen (13.9 points) and forward Devin Robinson (218, 22 rebounds).
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Some might be concerned about the loss of privacy in an AGN world — and they would be right to be worried.
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Symantec told Gizmodo it is aware of the claim, but does not believe there's reason for its customers to be concerned.
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And he should have some thicker skin than to be President Petty to be concerned about what the media is saying.
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He has plenty of time to right the ship, but if he doesn't, he has something serious to be concerned about.
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The star of CW's Riverdale responded to a body shamer on Twitter who thought Reinhart should be concerned about her weight.
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Apparently, because I had ordered more expensive shoes and returned them, it caused them to be concerned about my shopping behavior.
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I'd like to personally assure everyone that this is a temporary situation, and that there is nothing to be concerned about.
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Implying Americans should only be concerned over "credible threats" does them a disservice and puts their lives and safety at risk.
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"It actually took me a while to be concerned — I must be more optimistic than I thought," he told ABC News.
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Apple stock has dropped 38 percent in 90 days Investors have more than just weakness from Apple to be concerned about.
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Seventy-four percent said they would be concerned if the government shuts down because Congress cannot approve a new spending bill.
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U.S. businesses would obviously be concerned by the prospect of retaliation, Capri added, as many are already facing difficulties in China.
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First, permanency gives certainty for taxpayers who don't need to be concerned their taxes will rise in a years to come.
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Clinton is campaigning in Detroit today amid chatter that Democrats could be concerned about low black voter turnout in the state.
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"We should be concerned about the introduction of these new high-priced drugs and their effect on the program," Sachs said.
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"There's quite a lot of reasons to be concerned," said Michael Burr, faculty director at University of Michigan's Center on Finance.
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The researchers aren't sure how ingesting plastic impacts the health of these baby fish, but there are reasons to be concerned.
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Today's creative directors are as likely to be concerned by Instagram and store layout as they are by form and fabric.
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The Spy Tec offers an extended-life battery that lasts about six months, so you don't have be concerned with charging.
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Lawmakers who claim to be concerned about credit in poor communities need to concentrate on bringing in competent, legitimate financial services.
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The world where the U.S. does that I think would probably cause other regulatory regimes to also be concerned about it.
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"Putin has given us plenty of reasons to be concerned," said Mark Leonard, director of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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"It's one thing for him [Cohen] to be concerned about his suitability to be president," one source told the news site.
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Trump and his aides are said to be concerned that a recession could seriously dent his chances of reelection in 2020.
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CNBC has also been reporting on Amazon's potential efforts to crack the pharmacy market, another reason for Kroger to be concerned.
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Polls show that politicians are perceived as corrupt, selfish and increasingly incapable of solving the problems they should be concerned with.
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But there are two reasons to be concerned about the court's capacity to serve as a check on the executive branch.
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The original timeframe was unrealistic, so there is little reason to be concerned that the LDP has abandoned it, he said.
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It's healthy and responsible to be concerned with time management, but an extended deadline is not the end of the world.
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Mr. Netanyahu has every reason to be concerned and disappointed by what the American political system has produced this election cycle.
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It's clear now in 2018 that Katz and the TCCN architects weren't wrong to be concerned about a US-led internet.
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Veterans' advocates have good reason to be concerned that Shulkin's departure could lead to subtle yet substantive moves in their direction.
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"You should be concerned anytime prices go up rapidly," said Robert D. Reischauer, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office.
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On a pure resume basis, the Shockers have a lot to be concerned about, as they only have one good win.
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There is ample reason to be concerned about such cases and legitimate questions that should be answered by the Justice Department.
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We were supposed to be observing their [packing] rate and not be concerned with how hard it is to pack things.
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As the film stands now, no one need be concerned about the honor of Rajputs, as warriors or paragons of virtue.
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Even with a four-shot advantage, Fleetwood and Bradley have to be concerned with more than themselves in the final group.
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They've got a cartel war on their hands and from the look of those gruesome images, there's reason to be concerned.
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Given that the coronavirus is confining Americans to their homes, we should also be concerned about families living with an abuser.
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Mr. Kimmelman said the Justice Department could be concerned about how the combined broadband, satellite and media company could hurt competitors.
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That could rankle the A's as they fight to catch up with the Yankees, but Cora wouldn't be concerned about that.
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It was an effectively rendered dilemma — Tyrion and Varys might be concerned but what was the Dragon Queen supposed to do?
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As much as Randall is worried about his mom's memory loss in the present day, Fogelman warns viewers to be concerned.
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Doctors might also be concerned about the potential liability if users blame them for failing to see signal in the noise.
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"There are reasons to be concerned about how maybe the money is being spent or not being spent," said Rand's Ashwood.
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Limp acknowledged that Amazon would be concerned if the technology were to contribute to inaccurate identifications of people captured on camera.
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Our income, about $92K a year, is too high for any aid, and too small not to be concerned about costs.
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Such duplicity can be symptomatic of other governance troubles, and there's reputational risk too, so shareholders are right to be concerned.
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Critics say that taking photos and automatically uploading and parsing them at this scale qualitatively creates something to be concerned about.
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But manager Torey Lovullo said it is nothing to be concerned about and that Walker will make his next scheduled start.
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" Asked whether the nation should be concerned about the administration, she nodded, adding, "it's going to not be OK. It's not.
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If anything, Bishop's race suggests GOP candidates in these places should be concerned about maintaining any existing advantages they currently have.
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While it is understandable to be concerned about employment, Congress needs to remember that nearly all communities recover well from closures.
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"We have nothing to be concerned about because ... to my knowledge, nothing improper was done," Glandian told NBC's "Today" show Thursday.
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"We have nothing to be concerned about because ... to my knowledge, nothing improper was done," Tina Glandian told NBC's "Today" show.
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And while employees might be concerned about social media use at work, it's the least likely to be watched by employers.
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Also, if an animal is being physically abused, you have to be concerned about violence against a child in the house.
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Whether the role reversal could become something more permanent remains to be seen, but Mr. King said Republicans should be concerned.
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Instead of mentally preparing for this surgery, I have to be concerned about paying the associated medical bills and normal expenses.
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The police said there were no signs of forced entry and no suspects-at-large the public should be concerned about.
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When it comes to safety, Ms. Bayer said that hikers need to be concerned about avalanches if they're on steep terrain.
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You have to be concerned about requirements like literacy tests, which states have a bad history of applying selectively and arbitrarily.
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And this same dynamic is precisely why we need to be concerned with the absence of policy in the robotics space.
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If the president, who has the ability to actually start a war with North Korea, agrees, we should all be concerned.
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Lindemann's project is a funny little reminder that women have way more to be concerned about than when their prince will come.
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Whatever that may be, that nothingness or that next realm of existence will not be concerned with what is happening on earth.
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Life is too short and there are too many people who are your people to be concerned with the ones who aren't.
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Unlike Baldwin's stalled pro-business gambit, Gottlieb doesn't appear to be concerned about the borrowing of dairy terminology for solid foods, e.g.
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But they will be concerned what state the economy is in, and how easy it is for their employees to enter America.
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Just wait until shareholder firms start filing suits claiming that directors shouldn't be concerned with global climate change or overseas labor laws.
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"No one should have to be concerned their phone will endanger them, their family or their property," Kaye said in a statement.
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"If you saw that thing sitting out in a random public place, you'd probably be concerned," Zimmerman said, and not in jest.
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MCCARTHY: Yes, it&aposs something that you always have to be concerned about when you have a situation where there&aposs informants.
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The AFP added that while incredibly serious, travelers should not be concerned about their safety and security while visiting the Melbourne area.
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But I understand why people would be concerned with that and if they are, they can just ... They can delete the app.
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Votel: What I'm concerned about is that as the physical caliphate is dismantled we have to be concerned about the virtual caliphate.
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"That's why we need to be concerned about North Korea's nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, biological agents, long range missiles, because it's unstable."
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"Officials in the US & EU continue to be concerned about Alphabets market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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"Officials in the U.S. & E.U. continue to be concerned about Alphabets market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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"If jurors fear backlash, that's a threat to the fair and impartial administration of justice, and everyone should be concerned about it."
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Businesses will be concerned to have as much certainty as quickly as possible so that will be a consideration for the economy.
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What people should be concerned about the most right now is obstruction of a valid congressional investigation by the Department of Justice.
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"There is no reason to be concerned about floods because we have built storm surge embankment, with all other facilities," he said.
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We as Americans should all be concerned with the smearing of the Trump administration and unfounded allegations of collusion with the Russians.
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But calls to vet buyers for security risks will give officials new clout just as investors have fresh reasons to be concerned.
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In fact, as far as the Google Play Store will be concerned, your Chromebook is just going to be another Android device.
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Investors continue to be concerned that proposed increases in various taxes and fees would reduce disposable income and challenge consumption-led growth.
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He may be concerned that as the group he belongs to loses status, he will as well — economically, socially, and so on.
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For St. Preux the ideal gameplan is simple, but plays to his strengths and the things that Jones should be concerned about.
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It is understandable that the company might be concerned that disclosing the particular searches and checkins could unnecessarily increase fear and doubt.
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Given the stock market turmoil, it's fair to be concerned about your retirement portfolio and the possible end of the Trump rally.
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I would be concerned that he would appoint a director who would perpetuate these programs and perpetuate harm and violence against prisoners.
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Clearly, then, any college facing a tuition cap will be concerned despite a vague promise from the state to backfill lost revenues.
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Yuneec is a smaller company in California and I'd be concerned about follow-up support if your drone goes into the drink.
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In addition to that, there's good reason to be concerned about lobbying and activism as a form of charity in poor countries.
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According to Aarti Ramachandran, Head of Research and Corporate Engagement at FAIRR, it's an issue that meat eaters should be concerned about.
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"John will be concerned about only one thing and that's his country and the young men and women who serve his country."
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The competition simply didn't believe there was enough of a market to be concerned about, so they didn't build fast enough. 8.
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With such strong opinions against non-fossil power generation coming from top leadership, anyone in this sector cannot help but be concerned.
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Many workers around the world may be concerned about losing their jobs to automation, but the risk varies from country to country.
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The nomination is expected to be opposed by Democrats, who might be concerned about her lack of financial policy expertise, Bloomberg noted.
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All Americans should be concerned by the implications of an administration running a long investigation into the activities of its opposing party.
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Voters need to be concerned about his plans to run the United States Treasury as recklessly as he ran his own businesses.
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Investors have other reasons to be concerned about the future of Apple -— as well as other big tech companies for that matter.
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But he said Silicon Valley should be concerned about how the industry has become a frequent target of Democratic candidates like Warren.
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While politicians are supposed to be partisan — it's their job — the press is supposed to be concerned with getting out the truth.
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When they take up residence in an Ikea-like store, for instance, can we truly be concerned about the police finding out?
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Asked if the U.S. should be concerned, Scalise said Hamas has had "days of rage for years and years" without achieving peace.
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Johnson said he personally told administration officials at Tuesday's lunch meeting that they should be "concerned" about a resolution of disapproval vote.
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"Athletes need not be concerned that the laboratory's past sample analysis would be in any way compromised by the suspension," said Reedie.
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Put differently, anyone who cares about his or her wallet should be concerned about how the Supreme Court rules in these cases.
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There are fears, questions, and we also see the figures that you presented this morning that absolutely give reason to be concerned.
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She might be concerned that Jack would view the revelation as a betrayal on her part and become more abusive, not less.
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An MRI earlier in the day showed no structural damage, and there is "nothing to be concerned about," GM Dave Stewart said.
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But a Republican privacy advocate doesn't have to hate the metadata program to be concerned about Kavanaugh's record on the Fourth Amendment.
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Similarly one has to be concerned about the likely economic fallout from October's scheduled general elections in Brazil, South America's largest economy.
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As healthy human beings, we should feel for one another, as well as be concerned for our own safety and well-being.
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The spokesperson further declined to say whether customers using mobile payment services, such as Apple Pay, have any reason to be concerned.
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"That is a significant thing to be concerned about because the success of this region is based on open trade," he added.
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"The public is right to be concerned about VIP patients being seen before others simply based on their social status," Alfandre says.
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This is something that "most parents would be concerned about," Rapid7's Mark Stanislav said in a post detailing the security issues.
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It's understandable why some consumers may be concerned about the safety of food developed through such a relatively new and "clinical" process.
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Of course it is one thing to be concerned by environmental or social issues, and another to actually do something about it.
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Anyone who balked at a national identification card or a national firearms registry should certainly be concerned about a national voter roll.
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As student debt grabs headlines at "crisis" levels, senior debt has yet to attract notoriety — yet we have reason to be concerned.
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SOCIAL Q'S When your father, who's in his 60s, is engaged to a much-younger woman, it's not crazy to be concerned.
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He added, however, that residents of the area did not need to be concerned that a random killer was loose among them.
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"Officials in the US & EU continue to be concerned about Alphabet's market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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"We have some huge things to be concerned about if some of the Trump policies are put forth and enacted," Bowser said.
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"There is a lot for the public to be concerned about here," said Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York.
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Those investors should be concerned, and they should use this market hysteria du jour as the catalyst for a substantive portfolio review.
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Those with whom he has interacted in the 10 days since the conference should "not be concerned about potential transmission," he added.
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The real reason she should be concerned is Tommy, her crush, is the KC mob informant and he's using Erin for intel.
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"It's right to be concerned," said Mr. Marcum, citing frustration after hearing television reports saying all dress production in China has stopped.
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Xu Wenyu, analyst at Huatai Futures, said the central bank might be concerned of being seen as too aggressive in its easing.
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Beck also says any future Rocket Lab customers should not be concerned about their payloads as changes are made to the rocket.
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"Investors are right to be concerned," said Alan Blinder, professor of economics at Princeton and former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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Its economists appear to be concerned about hypothetical future competition that might no longer appear as a result of corporate M&A.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle should be concerned about this overt exploitation of both public science and public health insurance.
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" And for those people who have reason to be concerned, he recommended "being self-aware, and having boundaries and an exit strategy.
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And for those who may be concerned about Big Brother watching, Westby said there is no way for employees to be tracked.
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Transition officials are said to be concerned about how many senior jobs in the department will be vacated by departing political appointees.
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"Inland flooding will be a major threat and something people far from the landfall location should be concerned about," Miller said. 5.
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Shouldn't we be concerned that no primary candidate is more than a few points ahead of Trump in head-to-head polls?
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"Every county in the country has to be concerned about this — every jurisdiction," said Greg Mueller, an assistant prosecutor in Sussex County.
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"They're a Chinese company, if people are concerned about data I think there's a lot to be concerned about there," she said.
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But it's not only the ECB that are likely to be concerned about a stronger euro give the vulnerability of unhedged positions.
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"Because of bad weather, tankers cannot reach ports and we have to be concerned about accidents," one of the executives told Reuters.
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As a result, we need to be concerned with the possibility of regime elements using weapons of mass destruction against U.S. troops.
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" Patrick Leahy of Vermont on July 21 -- "Based on an initial review of Judge Kavanaugh's record, we are right to be concerned.
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K. citizens could be concerned about their immigration status, Adrjan added, with the Brexit transition period due to end in December 2020.
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Then there are legitimate reasons to be concerned about rogue nations that are hell bent on acquiring nuclear arsenals of their own.
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"I would be concerned about darker hair dye and hair straighteners," epidemiologist Tamarra James-Todd said after reviewing the report in Carcinogenesis.
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Opponents of the new tax law are right to be concerned about federal overreaching, but they are barking up the wrong tree.
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"It is something to be concerned about," said Peter Harbison, executive chairman of CAPA — Center for Aviation, a consultancy in Sydney, Australia.
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Even as they claim to be concerned about the welfare of the disability community, lawmakers are leveraging disablism to score political points.
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Americans may be concerned that lower spending reflects rationing of care, but research has consistently found that not to be the case.
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So we have to be concerned about the ability of these countries to manage the debt that China is saddling them with.
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" Ferguson then inquired whether Australia should be worried, to which Clinton said mater-of-factly, "I think the whole world should be concerned.
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If the results of the biopsy indicate that doctors should be concerned, the doctor can do a needle biopsy, which is more invasive.
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" Watson appears to be concerned with wrecking the planet only because it threatens "our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life.
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So, every civil libertarian should be concerned about even if there is a possibility that an informer has intruded into a political campaign.
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But there are good reasons to be concerned about Easy PGD and the host of other new reproductive technologies lurking at the horizon.
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While the threat of total nuclear annihilation is still uncertain in the United States, folks in Japan have more reason to be concerned.
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Analysts said regulators were likely to be concerned about how customers would be impacted by having an insurer merge with a non-insurer.
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And is it still the position of the United States that our NATO allies have reason to be concerned about threats from Russia?
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"It's a very human reaction to be concerned about technology replacing a human, and we're not talking about replacing perfumers tomorrow," says Daub.
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"Finally, the FTC advises of "inappropriate content," saying parents "May be concerned that your kids could find pornography, violence, or hate speech online.
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The meeting was part sermon, part reassurance that church members needn't be concerned about the local gun lovers who were at the festival.
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It's reasonable to be concerned about them, and worth observing how valuable iOS's anti-IMEI collection systems are in a situation like this.
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There's this idea that prison officials and parole boards and probation officers are supposed to be concerned with and dedicated to prisoners' rehabilitation.
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"I don't think so," Brookover said when asked if party leaders should be concerned about the influence Milo might have on young Republicans.
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Regardless of your political affiliation, you should be concerned that anyone can be targeted for merely visiting a website legally disseminating political news.
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It's nothing to be concerned about, but she had to take an extra week of rest so that the swelling could go away.
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But he is probably more likely to be concerned with how to lead a party that wants continuity while pretending that it doesn't.
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There are a lot of reasons to be concerned about Before the Storm, a prequel to the beloved adventure game Life is Strange.
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Behind the scenes: China hawks may have more reason to be concerned given that stock futures are way up on the G20 news.
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Of course, we can still be concerned about this, but we believe we will have the ability to harness AI and create benefit.
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"I know the facts as they relate to me and my family, and so I have nothing to be concerned about," she added.
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For the moralists still perturbed by teens protecting themselves against unwanted pregnancies, consider the following: It's not your body to be concerned about.
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Incumbent President Francois Hollande has a lot to be concerned about, mainly when his popularity levels rank the lowest among all serving presidents.
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American foreign policy is centered on the idea that Washington should be concerned about global stability, even when the US isn't directly involved.
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"I would be concerned that the industry would either have to rewrite or reprice their products or withdraw from some markets," Whelan said.
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"The attorney general has created an environment that has caused a significant part of the American public to be concerned" about the redactions.
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At this point, some of you may be concerned about the free speech implications of penalizing Luckey for his political views and actions.
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" Allergan plc: "I'm actually gonna tell you that you need to be concerned ... My problem is we need to see some earnings momentum.
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There are good reasons to be concerned about repeating these shallow stereotypes, even if the ultimate goal is to hail some misunderstood entertainers.
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"We should be concerned that many households feeling cost of living pressures are spending less on fresh produce and fresh meat," he said.
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He continues to be concerned for his daughter and his son, hoping they make responsible decisions when it comes to drugs and alcohol.
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