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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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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"We should continue to be concerned about distraction," Kolosh said.
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RIP Mattis's inbox, but there's more to be concerned about.
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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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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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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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No one seems to be concerned about workers, except employers.
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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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"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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Our leaders are right to be concerned about the economy.
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And here parents do have something to be concerned about.
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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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That is the media bias we should be concerned about.
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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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""Any fraud at all is something to be concerned about.
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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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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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Wall Street clearly appears to be concerned about the Republican field.
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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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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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There are of course some reasons to be concerned about housing.
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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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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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"Many of the banks will be concerned about that competition," Frank said.
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JB: Some women may be concerned about using mosquito repellent while pregnant.
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There are many things to be concerned about right now in Texas.
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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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"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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Seidman doesn't believe there's much for users to be concerned about, though.
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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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This means Republicans should be concerned about President Trump's low approval rating.
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Whether or not Spiegel should be concerned about Facebook is another question.
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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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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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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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Readers may well be concerned about the seriousness of this week's turbulence.
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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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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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Here, too, we should be concerned about business leaders directing key government agencies.
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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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And that remains the big reason to be concerned about the company's valuation.
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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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That suggests the Bank of Japan will be concerned about the yen's strength.
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As a predominantly Christian nation, we profess to be concerned about the poor.
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The United States has good reason to be concerned about China's hard stance.
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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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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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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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There's good reason to be concerned about China winning a global AI race.
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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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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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But the climate in North Carolina now, that's something to be concerned about.
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But I wouldn't necessarily expect non-liberals to be concerned about these changes.
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There are, of course, still plenty of reasons to be concerned about malicious software.
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But a couple other things I think that the Republicans should be concerned about.
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"They did seem to be concerned about me being a single mother," Rose said.
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But there are still plenty of reasons for fans to be concerned about Discovery.
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Twitter now says the issue was only a bug — nothing to be concerned about.
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The Saudi authorities have good reason to be concerned about new calls for reform.
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We shouldn't merely be concerned about the earthquake, but about the uncertainty of probabilities.
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Trust was not something to be concerned about in this small and controlled network.
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Nevertheless, Gorski is correct to be concerned about the implications of Price's AAPS affiliation.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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When these researchers looked at more cases, they found more to be concerned about.
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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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When I buy a laptop, do I still need to be concerned about specs?
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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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Do potential U.S. investors-- need to be concerned about a growing relationship with Russia?
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The American public should be concerned about what is going on at that site.
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Even with obstacle detection, some might be concerned about flying Lumi indoors and around people.
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"The market used to be concerned about production, we're now concerned about demand," Ellinghorst said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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It made sense to be concerned about the negative attention focused on the fledging currency.
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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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Like, is climate change just something you've read about and decided to be concerned about?
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We still have reason to be concerned about the city of Detroit and its residents.
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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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Using your credit cards for travel remains popular as travelers continue to be concerned about theft.
|
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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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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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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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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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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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Democrats should be concerned about their ability to mobilize populists in the races "establishment" figures won.
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"Our firm followed all court rules and has nothing to be concerned about," Mr. Nagle said.
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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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"The president had reason to be concerned about the information he was being provided," he said.
|
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So my point is, AI is really important, but we have to be concerned about it.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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"The last thing we thought we had to be concerned about was Casi," Rott, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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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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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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"I think for the average pregnant women, they shouldn't be concerned about this," she told Reuters Health.
|
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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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"Nike has little or nothing to be concerned about," said sports attorney Darren Heitner, of Heitner Legal.
|
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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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"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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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 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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But that is not the only type of critical industry the federal government should be concerned about.
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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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I thought maybe we could start with what everybody seems to be concerned about, which is coronavirus.
|
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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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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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In addition to her own members, Ms. Pelosi must now be concerned about the Democratic presidential candidates.
|
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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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"There is no other nation that needs to be concerned about THAAD other than North Korea," he said.
|
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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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"I don't think there's any reason whatsoever to be concerned about the independence of the Fed," Mnuchin said.
|
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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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There were many reasons why I didn't think that was the real threat people should be concerned about.
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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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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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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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Making asked Flynn whether we should be concerned about Bronn's well-being at the end of the episode.
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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 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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"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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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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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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Investors may be concerned about slowing beer sales, but Cramer figured Cinco de Mayo would provide a boost.
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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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"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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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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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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"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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"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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There are many, many reasons to be concerned about a Trump administration's ethics and potential to abuse power.
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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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Young people are right to be concerned about using credit irresponsibly, but avoiding CCs wholesale can spell trouble, too.
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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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"I would not be concerned about the immune system in anyone who starts with a normal one," he says.
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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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"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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"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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They have good reason to be concerned about adding one more chronic illness — addiction — to their to-do list.
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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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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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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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Civil libertarians should be concerned about the tactics that are being used by Mueller to get witnesses to sing.
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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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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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"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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And the environmental scenario is increasingly worse, so people are starting to pay attention and be concerned about this.
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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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There are two things to be concerned about: the concentration of wealth and the increasing speed of this concentration.
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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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That's certainly got to be one of the things at the top of the list to be concerned about.
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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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Unfortunately, there are a number of reasons to be concerned about the security of the firewalls and SFTP servers.
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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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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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Vickery, Therrien, and the committee appear to be concerned about the use of citizens' data to influence elections and voters.
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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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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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Tyga is, as any dad of a four-year-old would be, concerned about how his son views the world.
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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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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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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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Does this mean that we should be concerned about the latest deterioration in consumer sentiment from the U-M index?
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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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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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"I think you should be concerned about mainstream news outlets that are acting like Washington daily gossip magazines," Priebus responded.
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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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I finally asked Ryan point blank: Is sleeping with a stuffed animal as an adult something to be concerned about?
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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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"If this is something that has got more legs, the markets are right to be concerned about it," he said.
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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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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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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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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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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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"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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Salles acknowledged the existence of man-made climate change and said protesters are right to be concerned about the future.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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 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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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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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 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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If the testing was done in California, however, "I would probably be concerned about the accuracy of the results I received," he says.
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"If you're comfortable and feel that your pattern is adequate for you, there is nothing to be concerned about," Dr. Schnoll-Sussman says.
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In an unusual twist of history, it is not the next or the following generations that baby boomers need to be concerned about.
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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 said.
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"I've never, ever done this before," David Soucie said on CNN's "Newsroom" when asked if Americans should be concerned about riding the plane.
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It is right to be concerned about excessive government, but Smith himself said there is a role for government when businesspeople neglect ethics.
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We all must be concerned about publication bias, which occurs when results of published studies are systematically different from results of unpublished studies.
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Asked by McCain whether he agrees the United States should be concerned about conflict between Turkey and the Kurds, Votel said he does.
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Nonetheless, Graham and his colleagues are right to be concerned about the current crisis, which is testing the capacities of our immigration system.
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"Investors may be concerned about outspend on Permian relative to the company's growth projections," analysts at Cowen and Co wrote in a note.
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Furthermore, state policymakers won't have to be concerned about having the rug pulled out from underneath them when power in Washington changes hands.
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Regulators are right to be concerned about the impacts Libra and initial coin offerings may have on monetary policy and global financial stability.
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The UK government would be concerned about the possibility of EU workers using Scotland as a springboard into the rest of the country.
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"I think everybody has to be concerned about the security...it is something that worries people," James Jatto, a pastor in Maiduguri said.
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Only 8 percent of Democrats said they'd be scared of a Clinton presidency, with 25 percent saying they would be concerned about it.
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Luckily, the guys didn't have to be concerned about getting detained since they were visiting Canada and had their travel documents in order.
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But that would not be a long-term solution for the European Union, which would be concerned about unregulated products entering its territory.
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Mr. Melia said the utility workers' union did not believe there was any reason to be concerned about the safety of the facility.
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Rawls is such a violent runner I'd be concerned about him lasting the rest of the year with 20-plus touches per game.
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For the up-and-comers to be concerned about age, fatigue and injury, rather than the two-time defending champions, seemed fairly backward.
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He encouraged young people to "do their part" and stay home, adding the virus is not just something elderly should be concerned about.
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So one thing they might be concerned about is the extent to which the State Department's senior leadership ranks are riddled with vacancies.
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While publicly supportive of dialogue, the Chinese would be concerned about losing influence over the Korean Peninsula and ceding control to other countries.
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One of the reasons they were able to do that is because coronaviruses were on their list of agents to be concerned about.
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More than 98% of the company is still owned by the kingdom, they noted, suggesting that investors should be concerned about corporate governance.
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Their fears are understandable — but we should all be concerned about a strategy that seemingly embodies such a high risk of future escalation.
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But the reason I did not believe that it was something we should be concerned about is because it's a short-term problem.
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But some say Broadway needs to be concerned about raising the number of ticket buyers, rather than just the price of those tickets.
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If you're interested in driving an electric vehicle, you might be concerned about more than the next place to make a pit stop.
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" Kosenko said that "with youth acquiring cell phones at younger and younger ages, we should be concerned about their digital and physical safety.
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But Olfson was careful to note that this didn't mean that researcher and health care providers shouldn't be concerned about opioids and suicide.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics acknowledges there are reasons to be concerned about the exposure of developing children to pesticides, especially before birth.
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It's obviously important to be concerned about poverty and to alleviate the suffering that accompanies it, but that's still only half the problem.
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That isn't to say that we ought not to be concerned about trade treaties and fair application of patent laws and intellectual property.
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I used to be concerned about myself as a gay man and didn't think of the other categories that don't fit the norm.
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With all the other things in the world to be concerned about, does it make sense to keep Zika in my thoughts at all?
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Still, smartphone use on the road is a real â€" and growing â€" problem, and one the government is right to be concerned about.
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"We need to be concerned about it," said Fatima Goss Graves, head of the National Women's Law Center, which promotes equal rights for women.
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"I don't think there's any reason whatsoever to be concerned about the independence of the Fed," Mnuchin told "The Exchange " later in the interview.
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Meanwhile, McAuliffe argues there is nothing to be concerned about because he is confident that no one from his campaign has broken the law.
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Dr. Zeichner says this is nothing to be concerned about, as blood will usually drain out of the pimple once the pus is gone.
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CHRIS THOMPSON, RB, Washington ($2300,25/$2200,700) On the other side of the ball, some might be concerned about starting Redskins against the Seahawks defense.
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But the idea that porn is used as sex education, which is just the truth, is something we should consider and be concerned about.
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Security expert Brian Jenkins told Bloomberg News that the government might be concerned about conspiracies involving airport or airline employees, rather than passengers themselves.
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The risks posed by AI are probably overstated within the five-year time frame, but it's something we should most certainly be concerned about.
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A3: We have reason to be concerned about attempts by terrorist groups to circumvent aviation security and terrorist groups continue to target aviation interests.
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"Rhetoric and tone from important political figures, not the least the president, is important and is something we would be concerned about," Lynch said.
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"I think we should be very concerned and I think we should be concerned about the Chinese law that makes this permissible," Feinstein said.
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I DON'T THINK WE SHOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT GOING THROUGH 2 ON THE WAY TO MAKING SURE WE GET TO 2 WITH HIGH CONFIDENCE.
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" He explains that "in many defamation cases, a plaintiff will be concerned about attracting attention to the allegedly false accusations by filing a lawsuit.
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If you're a fair-minded citizen, you ought to be concerned about the fact that we were repeatedly misled about what this meeting concerned.
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Another parent whose twins had secured coveted spots made the objections to P.S. 307 more plain: "I would be concerned about safety," he said.
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Here's why experts say we should be concerned about facial recognition, gene editing, AI, and other technologies that are starting to hit the mainstream.
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Communities near coal mines have reason to be concerned about whether adequate steps will be taken to remediate coal mines owned by bankrupt companies.
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The fact that EOIR received 379 complaints about its IJs from FY2013 to FY2017, is another reason to be concerned about the current IJs.
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At the time, the State Department appeared to be concerned about the image that would be sent by having uniformed troops marching through Benghazi.
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What they should be concerned about, however, is a fear that without changes in American strategy, we'll remain mired in Middle Eastern chaos indefinitely.
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Democratic strategist Scott Ferson said Tuesday that he believes "every" man in elected office should be "concerned" about facing a female challenger in 2020.
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"I think every elected male should be concerned about a female challenger in 2020," he told The Boston Globe in an interview on Tuesday.
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While he might not be concerned about media attention or making best-of lists, numbers are starting to make that case on his behalf.
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I don't know when I should be concerned about these issues, but I feel like it's now because in five years it's too late.
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"Specifically heads-up players will have to be concerned about bots as the computing power gets more feasible in the future," Les points out.
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I was hoping, I realize now, to be reassured that the magazine editors valued my input and work enough to be concerned about me.
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I think he's right for what he's saying as far as we need to be concerned about what's going on, because it is wrong.
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Marwin Gonzalez homered as well but Houston should still be concerned about the fact that they left 22 men on base in the game.
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The increasing debt is nothing to be concerned about yet, said Colin Mansfield, director at Fitch Ratings, who has experience covering the cruise industry.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Should we be concerned about where we get our pet dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals?
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" There are many reasons Monsanto raises hackles, Dr. Tyson acknowledges, but "to be concerned about the safety of their G.M.O.s is to be misinformed.
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" On his concerns about Russian interference in American elections: "I continue to be concerned about the president's unwillingness to name what happened in 2016.
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But the White House should be concerned about handing the next president a Syrian crisis in which diplomatic possibilities have been all but foreclosed.
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But all things being equal and there is absolutely the bandwidth to do all of those things and people shouldn't be concerned about it.
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Shouldn't we be concerned about Trump reaping the benefit of a stock market that continues to boom and employment numbers that keep going up?
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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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It seemed to me that what we should be concerned about is the average person and we should encourage them to make incremental changes.
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He was hopeful it would still take place in mid-February, believing that American officials would be concerned about the threats to his family.
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It sounds very alarming, but scientists say this is simply what stars do every now and then, and that there's nothing to be concerned about.
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"There is no other nation that needs to be concerned about THAAD other than North Korea if they're engaged in something that's offensive," Mattis said.
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We can be concerned about the possibility of future deterioration, but we also need to see the current state of play objectively and not overreact.
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"If people are concerned about their social security numbers being stolen, they should be concerned about their genetic information being misused," Pitts told the publication.
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And then eventually they will cry uncle and they will come around to other issues we want them to be concerned about, like auto tariffs.
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Certain things, like your period or your workout routine, can temporarily alter the odor of your vagina, though that's usually nothing to be concerned about.
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And at a national level we ought to be concerned about that and looking to change policies so people don't have to make that decision.
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When it comes to radicalization, he says, these are the sorts of factors we should be concerned about—not the effects of each algorithmic tweak.
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Meat faces pressure from diners who may be concerned about animal welfare and the environmental impact of raising animals, or view vegetarian meals as healthier.
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So, what is behind the recent weakness in productivity and should we be concerned about this key driver of income growth and living-standard improvements?
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With all the resources being funneled toward Disney+, the streaming service, should Marvel be concerned about a bit of a dip theatrically after this high?
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I understand that our customers will be concerned about this issue and I would like to apologise for this and any inconvenience this has caused.
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And while he hasn't ruled out the idea of campaigning with Trump, Rubio has to be concerned about polls showing Clinton leading Trump in Florida.
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But a study from the cybersecurity firm Symantec released on Thursday shows it's not just Marriott guests that need to be concerned about their data.
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"What we have to do now is, yes, be concerned about the credit rating but above all concern ourselves with increasing Pemex's production," said Herrera.
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In particular, Trump asked whether he should be concerned about Biden potentially capturing the Democratic nomination, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Americans should be concerned about whether images of their faces collected by this program will be used by companies and shared across different government agencies.
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Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine said Trump should be concerned about sea level rise in front of his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach.
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So far so good – few people seem to be concerned about the economic impact due to the German mess that we are finding ourselves in.
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To be concerned about these issues is not political correctness, it's just being American and wanting to live up to our best and highest ideals.
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If the main cloud infrastructure provider were Amazon or Google, Karur said, a bank might be concerned about how its customer data would be used.
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Would you be concerned about subtle health changes that persists for 2-weeks or more and bring it to the attention of a medical professional?
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"We should all be concerned about these civilian casualties because it ultimately has an effect on our ability to hold territory against ISIS," he said.
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"The intelligence community continues to be concerned about the threats of upcoming US elections, both the midterms and the presidential elections of 2020," Coats said.
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"If you get into a bumpy economic cycle, high yield typically correlates with stocks, and that is one thing to be concerned about," he said.
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"What we have to do now is, yes, be concerned about the credit rating but above all concern ourselves with increasing Pemex's production," he said.
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" He added, "I think we need to be concerned about other white supremacist groups—we need to come down hard on them immediately and unconditionally.
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It's fair to be concerned about the revenue lost to a federal treasury that regularly runs annual deficits in the neighborhood of a trillion dollars.
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I don't want to believe that there's anything to be concerned about, so I decide she must just have one of those deep thinking faces.
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Americans are split on whether they should be be concerned about consolidation in the tech, media and telecom sectors, according to a new HarrisX survey.
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While it's completely understandable to be concerned about individuals intentionally damaging internet infrastructure, incompetence and nonhuman intervention are just as likely to cause physical outages.
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What happened to the staff who were exposed to the fumes for five months [the exhibition run] is something the Tate should be concerned about.
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Namely, people who understand that climate change is largely caused by human activity are more likely to be concerned about climate change and its effects.
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We should be concerned about the effects it has on its users, even if these users do not account for the bulk of overall polarization.
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"I think the President and the people of this country should be concerned about the mental fitness of the leader of North Korea," she said.
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Wilma Subra, a chemist and environmental health scientist in Louisiana, said people should be concerned about the coal ash being dispersed in yards and homes.
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" Instead, he said, "I wish they would be concerned about the real theocratic takeover that has been happening in Iran for the last four decades.
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Trump's personal defense lawyer, Jay Sekulow, said the president "had reason to be concerned about the information he was provided" by the US intelligence community.
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Advertisers don't have to be concerned about the data they're using, because Trade Desk has no occasion to store social security numbers and medical data.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the highest authority in Iran, said the country had nothing to be concerned about, his official website said on Wednesday.
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Wilma Subra, a chemist and environmental health scientist in Louisiana, previously told CNN that residents should be concerned about contamination in their yards and homes.
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It's something we should all be concerned about, not least because air pollution is shortening our global average life expectancy by 1.8 years per person.
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Taking questions from reporters for more than 20 minutes on her campaign plane, Clinton said both Democrats and Republicans should be concerned about Russia's behavior.
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"I think the president and the people of this country should be concerned about the mental fitness of the leader of North Korea," Sanders responded.
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So, is it a sign that people should be concerned about – RICHARD CLARIDA: I don't think -- it's not a sign of concern about the economy.
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While investors may be concerned about higher inflation, Yale University fellow Stephen Roach told CNBC on Tuesday that he expects inflation to remain below target.
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I think there is real reason to be concerned about how female candidates are covered, and the public has to hold newsrooms accountable for that.
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We might not all be concerned about making good TV, but many of us are concerned about having a job we find interesting or rewarding.
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The Defense Department "continues to be concerned about the negative impact on our key allies regarding the recommended options within the reports," Mr. Mattis wrote.
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That is why I think there is as much reason to be excited about the technology's virtues as there is to be concerned about its vices.
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The man, whose name was not released by authorities, then told deputies they should not be concerned about him because "God has my back," police said.
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"Staff will undoubtedly be concerned about what the sale means for their wages and conditions," said Rebecca Long Bailey, the opposition Labour Party's spokeswoman on business.
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Lebwohl said there are no current studies supporting probiotics for cancer, and further, that he'd be concerned about anyone with a compromised immune system using probiotics.
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The president and his administration, however, are likely to be concerned about what else Cohen is willing to reveal about his time inside Trump's inner circle.
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"I can't be concerned about that, this is about principles," he said, adding that both major parties had failed to uphold the rights of Nevada's citizens.
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This focus on innovation has led some to be concerned about future operating profit, however, which has slumped in the wake of the automaker's emissions crisis.
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While the SDF were able to prevent any detainees from escaping, the US continues to be concerned about the long-term fate of the ISIS prisoners.
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"These guys can at least say we're not some kind of estate agent with a huge store base that you would be concerned about," he said.
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MEXICAN FINANCE MINISTER HERRERA SAYS WE SHOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT STATE OIL FIRM PEMEX'S CREDIT RATING, BUT ABOVE ALL NEED TO FOCUS ON BOOSTING FIRM'S PRODUCTION
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton said she is "absolutely" sure that there is nothing in her speeches to Wall Street banks that voters should be concerned about.
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The ADA mentioned that Nettles' mother will be testifying, pointing out that the defense may be concerned about her testimony incurring excessive sympathy from the jury.
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Be concerned about the eroticization of female helplessness which surrounds us culturally, but go home and do what you like in bed with a willing partner.
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DARGIS One doesn't need to be an alarmist or a nostalgist to know that there's much about the contemporary art and industry to be concerned about.
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"It seems a bit early to us to be concerned about a full-on, global meltdown in equities," Sheila Patel told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Thursday.
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"If I were the Sanders camp and I looked at these numbers, I would be concerned about Super Tuesday," said Axelrod, shortly before the polls closed.
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The president-elect and Congress are absolutely right to be concerned about the decline in U.S. manufacturing and correct in their aim to bolster U.S. exports.
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While markets may be concerned about global trade tensions and slower growth overseas, Powell said there is no evidence of a U.S. recession on the horizon.
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If the opponents of the bill are concerned about safety, perhaps they should be concerned about the FDA approval process and less so about the treatment.
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It's here that Lord RayEl takes on the aspect of a more traditional—and sinister—cult leader, though Parks doubts there's much to be concerned about.
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"The White House should be concerned about what that vote would result in, because Republicans really don't like taxing American consumers and businesses," Mr. Johnson said.
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Rather than killer robots, you should be concerned about what happens to your résumé when it hits a program like the one Amazon tried to build.
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"I think you have to be concerned about a major impact because it's a global phenomenon and it's going to last quite some time," he said.
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"He's not doing his client any good vis-à-vis the one person he should be concerned about — which is the special prosecutor," Mr. Martin said.
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"Whilst it seems a bit scary, it's purely a precautionary measure, and it's certainly nothing for pet owners in general to be concerned about," said Gray.
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President Trump took to Twitter to offer America's solidarity, but also inaccurately accused London's mayor of saying there was nothing for Londoners to be concerned about.
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Even if you have reason to be concerned about your child's weight, try not to show it to her — she will pick up on that fear.
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"Fire is not one of the things that is generally on people's minds today as something that they need to be concerned about," Mr. Pauley said.
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Clinicians are a naturally skeptical bunch, and they might be concerned about swarms of healthy people bringing Apple Watch data to their office without much context.
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Israel, the United States and gulf Arab states are right to be concerned about Iran's growing role in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and other regional hot spots.
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" The second reason, he said, was that "Rouhani may be concerned about how his opponents in Tehran would use this regardless of him having said 'no.
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But weighing against an 'out' vote, she would be concerned about what would happen to the coach loads of German tourists who support the local economy.
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Branded pharmaceutical companies and makers of nonretail medical devices may welcome AHCA's rollback of taxes, although some may be concerned about a likely reduction in coverage.
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" Dave Queenan, another Twitter user, wrote on Sunday, "The only reason to be concerned about the whole 'Queen evacuation' saga is if they let Philip drive.
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The bright side to that, as Stone explains it, is that also means there is no reason to be concerned about virtual reality addiction or dependence.
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Even after Tesla's excuse for the pullback, some investors may be concerned about the meaningful drop in sales of Tesla's newer vehicle, the Model X SUV.
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However, they continue to be concerned about the pace of business investment, which tailed off in the third quarter, a sentiment also expressed after the last meeting.
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"Anyone who's concerned about the health and welfare of sciences needs to be concerned about the amount of science that doesn't stand up to scrutiny," he added.
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Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan, who did not take an extension after his term ended in September 2016, said Indians should be concerned about what was happening.
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But when we see Madison totally zone out and then head to the bathroom, Kate realizes that there's more to be concerned about than just wedding dresses.
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"Pretending to be concerned about the environment when you are buying oats that have been sprayed with glyphosate doesn't fool anyone," a critic told Cheerios on Facebook.
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People of color across the United States, especially some of our youngest and most vulnerable citizens, have good reason to be concerned about President-elect Donald Trump.
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The reason behind the move is that Foxconn appears to be concerned about financial risks of potential liabilities at Sharp and its business outlook, according to Yomiuri.
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"If Ahok is not found guilty, in fact, I'd be concerned about sectarian violence ... that if nothing else will lead the judiciary to convict him," he said.
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Synthetic biologists found this funny at best and something to be concerned about more often, but it also shaped the ways they talked about what they did.
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"A central bank should be concerned about overwhelming the private sector with too many details in its pronouncements," Tutino said in an analysis on the branch's website.
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Admittedly, I have some anxiety problems, but I would argue it isn't irrational to be concerned about the fact that you are a skin-encased bacterial colony.
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Belka also said that there is no reason to be concerned about the central bank's independence when Adam Glapinski, already designated, will become the bank's new head.
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Pirates has been a huge moneymaker for Disney, and the studio is certainly going to be concerned about anything that could cut into its box office figures.
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Self-employed people and small business owners should be concerned about their retirement savings, since just 13% of those tax filers participate in a workplace retirement plan.
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While some passengers may be concerned about flying or passing through global hubs, flight crews spend extended periods on planes and are exposed to significantly more people.
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"For the tech industry, [they] should be concerned about the visa programs that are in place to let companies import what are considered necessary workers," says Autry.
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Individuals who may be concerned about recent developments with China might want to considering applying for a job with the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
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"I do think that Americans should be concerned about these chemicals," said Susan M. Pinney, a professor in the department of environmental health at University of Cincinnati.
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Where a VPN can help is in confusing the supercookies we mentioned earlier, should you be concerned about your broadband provider collecting more data than it should.
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I wouldn't be concerned about installing it on my phone, but if you're paranoid, running a backup to iCloud or iTunes might not be a bad idea.
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All good reasons for law enforcement to be concerned about the FAA moving forward with creating rules that would loosen restrictions on drones flying in U.S. skies.
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"It shows there is something that needs to be looked at more and people should at least be aware of and be concerned about [leukoencephalopathy]," Marino says.
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The lack of diversity in the art world, while it's admittedly getting better, is something artists from all ethnicities and cultures should continue to be concerned about.
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When you do get older, you start wondering what the next guard will be like, and you start to be concerned about what their experiences will be.
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Here is why we should be concerned about Kim's "or else" stance, and it isn't that more missile and nuclear tests could push America towards military action.
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If Knight did what he's accused of doing, Lantos said, he'd be concerned about him being given access to patients, and the hospital needs to ask questions.
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This is reminiscent of the early days of the Iran secondary sanctions when U.S. entities had to be concerned about their European partners and their business ties.
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And the Communist regime in Poland, which had been installed by Stalin at the end of the Second World War, had reasons to be concerned about Milosz.
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"It boils down to this: you shouldn't have to be concerned about your safety while shopping for clothes or trying on a pair of jeans," he wrote.
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"The Council on Environmental Quality should be concerned about improving our nation's environmental quality and coordinating federal actions to reduce greenhouse gases," Carper said in a statement.
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In addition, Washington should be concerned about the potential for the sale or transfer of solid-propellant medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs) from North Korea to Iran.
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Young people are much more likely to be concerned about a random black man at a traffic stop than a botched IED blowing up a SoHo dumpster.
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A reason to be concerned about false claims in ads is that Facebook affords us so little opportunity to respond to ads not aimed at us personally.
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That difference can make it difficult for doctors to discern whether or not a black athlete's thickened heart muscle is something to be concerned about, Millar said.
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Russia might also be concerned about calls by Western officials, including Secretary of State John Kerry, to have the court look into the bombing campaign in Syria.
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Ben Read, senior manager, cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, explained that hackers regularly exploit crises and other news events that people might be concerned about in attacks.
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ZW: In the face of a pandemic like this, should Americans be concerned about the abridgment of civil liberties or is the priority dealing with the pandemic.
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It will mean that there are "real" women whom feminism should be concerned about and that there are impostors who do not qualify for feminist political representation.
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You may be concerned about a more secure closure for outdoor wear, but that's nothing a slip, tank, or a little dab of fabric tape can't fix.
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A. It's understandable to be concerned about a chemical that dries out skin and hair and that has a smell that can linger long after a shower.
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The message targets union members who might be concerned about losing a health care plan won through long and difficult negotiations if Medicare-for-all was implemented.
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However his aide added that there was no need for Nigerians to be concerned about Buhari's health as he has the full backing of the APC party.
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The NRA, which to its great discredit got into bed with Trump early and enthusiastically, ought to be concerned about his passion, which is a fickle thing.
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McCain said the U.S must also be concerned about other reported war crimes by the Assad regime, such as using barrel bombs and starving thousands of prisoners.
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Attempting to minimise the rather serious accusations brought against him, Trump dismissed the number of charges against him as "impeachment light" and nothing to be concerned about.
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Already, yields on bonds that mature after the debt ceiling deadline are higher than yields on bonds maturing before it, and that's something to be concerned about.
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"There is clearly more for financial markets to be concerned about," Danske Bank analyst Jens Pedersen said, referring to U.S. political uncertainty and the attack in Spain.
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We are right to be concerned about the succession and inheritance of China's film traditions as well as the potential loss of our unique values and aesthetics.
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In "The Green New Deal Is Everything That's Wrong with Progressive Environmentalism," David French writes: Nobody has to be a progressive to be concerned about the environment.
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Scientists have been battling these suckers for ages, and while mosquito-borne viruses like Zika don't necessarily herald the apocalypse, there's still a lot to be concerned about.
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"What it is showing is that actually we should be concerned about this feedback," says Yale soil and ecosystem ecologist Mark Bradford, who was unaffiliated with the study.
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If you do happen to be concerned about this type of threat, you might consider finding a robot to do your bidding that doesn't come equipped with wifi.
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Every American should be concerned about the increased mortality rates in the white community that has resulted in early deaths from suicide, drug abuse and other preventable causes.
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The results could determine if investors should be concerned about the start of an earnings recession or whether back-to-back quarters of negative growth can be avoided.
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"Everybody who does a lot of business with China would be concerned about a trade war," said Johan de Nysschen, head of General Motors Co's luxury Cadillac division.
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According to Mr Rajan, speaking on television, the resignation—and what it says about the government's attitudes to institutions—is something that "all Indians should be concerned about".
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Angela Siefer, director the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, told Gizmodo that while it's good to see Pai talking about these issues, there's a lot to be concerned about.
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Marino, who admitted he has had "a few" concussions over the years, told CNBC he believes parents have every right to be concerned about injuries to their kids.
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I could see them clashing a little bit because Starr would be concerned about how the things that Brianna raps about how affect young people in their neighborhood.
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"We have to be concerned about the supply chain to make sure that we have enough of what we need if there are any potential outbreaks here," Rep.
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Americans should not be concerned about how President Donald Trump is running the White House, billionaire real estate mogul and Trump advisor Richard LeFrak told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"I realize some of you will be concerned about the government discussing the way forward with the opposition," May said in a letter to Conservative lawmakers on Wednesday.
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"When we're talking about what to be concerned about most: If you're a male smoker and you want to take B vitamins, you can stop smoking," Brasky said.
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In this respect, one has to be concerned about the present weak state of the European banking system in general and those of Italy and Germany in particular.
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My neighbors' harrowing evacuations make me feel even luckier to have made it out safely, but I can't help but be concerned about what comes next for us.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said Wednesday that the public should be concerned about election security amid renewed fears over foreign efforts to meddle in the 28503 midterms.
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I grant that cratering runways or establishing a safe zone — even educating refugees — won't necessarily work as hoped, and Obama is right to be concerned about slippery slopes.
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"Every American should be concerned about the Trump administration's threat to step up its efforts against whistleblowers and journalists," said Ben Wizner of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"There are good reasons to be concerned about the rule of law, and the independence of the judiciary and the rule of the Department of Justice," said Sen.
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"Even Americans who may have serious doubts and disagreements with WikiLeaks' conduct should be concerned about legal efforts directed against them," Ben Wizner, an A.C.L.U. attorney, told me.
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"I assure you that your money is safe with us and you should not be concerned about the operation of your account," said Kenyan Managing Director Jeremy Awori.
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"I would say it's fair for them to be concerned about the possibility, but I don't think that means there aren't ways to find simple solutions," he said.
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If you have high debt loads and want to apply for a mortgage or other type of loan, you might be concerned about your debt-to-income ratio.
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Author Dr. Wilson Compton, deputy director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, said clinicians should be concerned about marijuana use interfering with teens' brain development and growth.
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And had nothing to do with spying on the campaign and it was about the Russians which is what we should all be concerned about, to include Trump.
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And in a country like ours, without universal health care, helping our patients stay healthy means that we have to be concerned about whether they have health insurance.
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Bernstein's Paul Gait said the marketing guidance "should be an incremental comfort to those who continue to be concerned about the marketing business" and restated his "outpeform" rating.
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The men who received the letter may be "concerned about losing their social status if this attacker sends out information to their friends in their neighborhoods," Eargle said.
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That if we were going to write the worst thing in the world about Marc Benioff and Salesforce, that we wouldn't have to be concerned about Marc Benioff?
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"We think some will be concerned about market acceptance of Face ID and the pricing of the iPhone X, before robust pre-order result is confirmed," Kuo said.
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"He brought it to my attention and I said, 'Look, this is what you need to be concerned about,' and we talked about privacy and security," O'Byrne said.
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Jesus ended up saying, this was the good man, because he had the capacity to project the "I" into the "thou," and to be concerned about his brother.
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"We think that the people in the New York City area should be concerned about the potential causes of that explosion and should come forward with any information."
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The results will determine whether investors should be concerned about the start of an earnings recession or whether back-to-back quarters of negative growth can be avoided.
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So if Mr. Pence is coming up here only to speak to Republicans and President Obama's coming here only to speak to Democrats, I would be concerned about that.
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While investors may be concerned about international trading policies, Seaport Global Securities analyst Michael Ward believes the 5 percent sell-off is unwarranted because of GM's solid quarterly results.
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Republicans in Texas may not be concerned about protecting access to safe abortion, but they're certainly worried about the rights of homophobic chicken restaurants to open locations in airports.
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But, while we shouldn't freak out about this incident—stuff like this happens all the time—there are some reasons to be concerned about critical infrastructure getting ancient viruses.
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"If we did see inflation running persistently below, that is something the committee would be concerned about and something we would take into account when setting policy," he said.
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"But of course, any commander would be concerned about this, and we call upon the Russians to adhere fully to the deconfliction agreements we've made with them," Jeffrey said.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin may not be concerned about losing American jobs to robots within the next fifty to one hundred years, but the phenomenon is already decades old.
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Vietnam may be also be concerned about how Duterte approaches ties with China and whether that could jeopardize regional efforts to forge a unified position on its maritime activities.
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Which is cool and all, but can it actually protect your skin from the harmful effects of blue light... and is that even something you should be concerned about?
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Even though lidar doesn't recognise faces, some consumers may be concerned about the amount of tracking and location data collected and the ability to see repeatable patterns, he said.
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If you're concerned about being committed against your will, and then being blocked from purchasing a gun, you have a reason to be concerned about President Obama's new measure.
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"In the long term there is a lot to be concerned about," George Thurston, professor of environmental medicine and population health at NYU School of Medicine, told BuzzFeed News.
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The analysts also said they had expected EU to be concerned about the concentration of seed sales, and that they would require Dow to divest its corn seeds business.
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"We know parents may be concerned about a recent report on lead in foods and want to reassure them that Gerber foods and juices are safe," the statement read.
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"Diabetes deaths are sufficiently common to be concerned about," said Majid Ezzati, chair of global and environmental health at Imperial College London, who was not involved in the study.
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Alex is clearly a ticking time bomb — the 12 other students who received the tapes may be concerned about Clay, but it's Alex who is the loose cannon here.
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Obviously, whether or not Kim wants to have more kids is her choice and her choice alone, but it's understandable for her family to be concerned about her health.
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Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Thomas Homan doubled down on his controversial testimony before Congress earlier this week that all undocumented immigration "should be concerned" about being deported.
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"We will reconsider the issue of disclosure to institutional investors in the future if we have any reason to be concerned about the effectiveness of the CTI," Woolard said.
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Beckley, West Virginia (CNN)Watching Republican Senate candidate Don Blankenship on the campaign trail, he does not immediately come across as someone his party leaders would be concerned about.
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We should all be concerned about where humans will fit in in the future, not only in the manufacturing sector but also in aviation, finance, medicine, transportation, and construction.
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"If they had the same briefings I had they would be concerned about the election and I believe focusing on the Electoral College is important," said Reid told BuzzFeed.
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But there is good reason to be concerned about this expanding mission, which increases the United States' involvement in Syria well beyond the 50 Special Operations personnel there now.
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But the most potent reason for voters to be concerned about climate change this year is that we're running out of time to prevent some of its worst effects.
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Even on Russia, though we should be concerned about the brittleness of our democracy that it is so vulnerable to manipulation, do we really yearn for the Cold War?
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Investors should be concerned about a potential war between Israel and Iran that could spread far beyond the Israeli border, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Thomas Friedman said on Tuesday.
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The effect of the change "causes one to be concerned about the cost and availability of credit in a downturn," David Turner, chief financial officer of Regions Financial Corp.
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"We continue to be concerned about the prospects of the financial markets and the economies of North America and Western Europe," said Watsa on the company's quarterly conference call.
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While some may be concerned about market turbulence as rates rise, Frenkel said equity markets normally represent hope about the future, as opposed to a picture of the present.
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If that's you, you may be concerned about the long-term health risks of breathing the smoke that remains, and looking for ways to protect yourself or your family.
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His data is meant to convey that Americans should be concerned about where else the country might be failing when it comes to mental and physical health care resources.
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"If on Monday I am washing for 30 seconds before eating, but on Tuesday I am washing for 60 seconds, this is something to be concerned about," he said.
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" Asked whether he thought Mr. Namazi could die in prison, he said, "We are concerned about that, and we would hope the Iranians would be concerned about that, too.
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"More progress needs to be made on some of our priorities, and we continue to be concerned about poison-pill riders that are still in this legislation," Pelosi said.
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Anyone in a position connected to politically controversial figures — including bankers, accountants, political advisors, speechwriters and so on — should be concerned about having their communications monitored in this way.
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"We should be concerned about whether China is burning more coal in the future, but increasing its coal capacity is not equivalent to using that much coal," Ren says.
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"If there were an appreciable number of genuine relapses, I would be concerned about how you decide when it's safe to take a person out of containment," says Burke.
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"The fatal infections are something to be concerned about" but overall trends are in a good direction, said Dr. David Goff of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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He said multiple trade talks create difficulty because every country the United States negotiates with will be concerned about not getting as good a deal as a foreign competitor.
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Of course, everyone should be concerned about vaping-related lung illnesses that have been reported recently (though they pale in comparison to the 0003,000 deaths per year from cigarettes).
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The population centers of our country are moving East, and people better be concerned about west of the Mississippi because the power block is no longer in the East.
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"We have to be concerned about intelligence gathering between both parties, which is what we saw in 2016 — intelligence gathering by other actors but against both parties," he said.
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One presentation also lays out what Facebook sees as high risk events in the country, such as protests or controversial pieces of legislation that voters may be concerned about.
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There's a lot of folks on the other side who might be concerned about the rollback of civil rights we could see under Jeff Sessions at the Justice Department.
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And President Donald Trump himself seems to be concerned about Biden, blasting off a series of tweets and retweets about him in the first days of the Democratic hopeful's candidacy.
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" — a very appropriate response: "I wish that there were more important things to be concerned about, or that people were focused on more important things than that sort of clapping.
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But, if you're planning on delivering a product to a customer, you should be concerned about personal liability and should look at one of the formal business structures covered below.
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Given that many of us seem to be concerned about our reproductive rights at the moment, here's hoping New York's bill paves the way for the rest of the country.
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"I would be concerned about the drought continuing," said Dave Pierce, a climate researcher at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, in an interview with The Orange Country Register on Monday.
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But in the interview, Mr. Lewandowski dismissed the notion that Mr. Trump might be concerned about answering questions, and pointed out that he had already taken part in six debates.
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When a militant group makes a video using your comments to attract recruits, you might be concerned about the image you're putting out into the world — unless you're Donald Trump.
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" Reporter: "A Republican-appointed judge on Tuesday said you have, quote, created an environment that has caused a significant part of the American public to be concerned about these redactions.
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"There are things to be concerned about, there are things to watch in an election, but I think results are likely to be pretty clear on Election Day," Blunt said.
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Given Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, people have a right to be concerned about what it might mean if millions of us are uploading our selfies to foreign servers.
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Based on the limited data that does exist, as pediatricians, we believe there is cause to be concerned about how the drug will impact the long-term development of children.
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How much should the public really be concerned about Sears going under, though, if it was already failing and not exactly providing a crucial service outside the people it employs?
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"Or… you can also process to accept the way your body look without trying to change it because of some standards you're seems to be concerned about," wrote one follower.
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At the very least, they show the Dems must come up with a coherent message soon, and the GOP should be concerned about challengers, even in deep red districts. 2.
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People practicing a variety of religions in America have real reasons to be concerned about their constitutional rights and whether this administration will protect them (see: the Muslim travel ban).
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"As men, as brothers, sons, and fathers, we should all be concerned about what some other men may do to the women we love," he said at the news conference.
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The president's first seven months in office have been tumultuous by almost any standard and there are certainly valid reasons to be concerned about his policies and fitness for office.
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The Bulgarian Interior Ministry's Chief Secretary Georgi Kostov said on Monday that Serbia should not be concerned about security at the border, saying migratory pressure was "normal considering the season".
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Most women need not be concerned about the results of this study, said Dr. Norman Boyd of the University of Toronto in Canada, who was not involved in the analysis.
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There are at least 7,546 reasons to be concerned about Trump's presidency -- which is the number of lies or falsehoods the Washington Post has chronicled from the President to date.
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"He is too bigoted and racist for the land of Lincoln," he told The Hill, adding that other Senate Republicans "could" be concerned about his effect on their own contests.
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I also hope that by getting people to talk about masculinity, we can show the boys at school that gender issues are something they need to be concerned about too.
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When you combine this with the paltry bounce in the against the U.S. dollar, there are still reasons to be concerned about last Wednesday's big decline in the stock market.
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She is right to be concerned about talk of launching a self-defense group, because that's how La Unión, Tepito's current crime lords, was initially born some ten years ago.
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She had been earning solid returns investing in Amazon when she began to be concerned about the company's relationship with its vendors and how those vendors sold and packaged products.
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Bettering rural women's lives would help counter another social issue new women should be concerned about — the rise of prostitution that accompanied the growth of foreign troops in South Vietnam.
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Plus, what we should really be concerned about is the fact that, according to an interview with Entertainment Tonight earlier this week, there is a new album on the way.
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They have to be concerned about how the situation in China is going to affect the global growth story, but it's too early for them to say much about that.
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Hood has reason to be concerned about that happening because the House is full of Republicans; Reeves because most of those lawmakers have said they'll vote as their district did.
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While some start-ups will surely welcome the extra help that comes with having a Google engineer temporarily on board, others might be concerned about compromising their valuable intellectual property.
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All of us who care about preserving civil liberties and the rule of law should be concerned about this dangerous approach to stitching together a guilty fabric from innocent threads.
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"I actually think that their engagement was an act of war, an act of hybrid warfare, and I think that's why the American people should be concerned about it," Rep.
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Additionally, Mueller could be concerned about Trump's pardon power — perhaps he's holding off on some potential charges against Flynn so he could bring them later, in case of a pardon.
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But he said Americans also should be concerned about how much private corporations know about their everyday behavior, saying public policy has not caught up with the explosion of technology.
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"The board should be asking whether Loeb's analysis is correct and not be concerned about his tactics and whether he is ratcheting up the pressure or not," the investor said.
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While riders may be concerned about being left without a ride as a result of this new feature, the company says it has found that ride completion rates have increased.
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Unfortunately, even Southern gentlemen like Garrett, he with hair-to-the-high-heavens, aren't immune to the drama — and his upcoming entanglement with Luke P. is something to be concerned about.
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Michael ScullinAssistant Professor, Psychology and Neuroscience and Director, Sleep Neuroscience and Cognition Laboratory, Baylor UniversityIf you're a healthy human being, then, no, you should not be concerned about sleeping too much.
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This includes things like: While doping is an important issue within sports, it barely scratches the surface of issues the federal government should be concerned about, especially the current federal government.
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"I think relatives and parents, their info, that's definitely something I'd be concerned about from the application information," said Jennifer Chang Newell, a managing attorney with the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project.
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You still should be concerned about personal liability, since settlements can actually last up to 22 years…you need to think about protecting whatever assets you might have down the road.
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I'm sure the numbers are inconceivable to you and I." American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers President Peter Walzer suggested that "the only thing shareholders should be concerned about is lengthy litigation.
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"Admittedly I have some anxiety problems, but I would argue it isn't irrational to be concerned about the fact that you're a skin-encased bacterial colony," Green reads in Aza's narration.
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This is just one of the extremely common ways in which your body changes after pregnancy, and there's really nothing to be concerned about if you notice your areolae are larger.
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I get it, but I think you're very slick in that regard, but I think people can be concerned about close to you ... This is a shibboleth we have to retire.
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"I don't doubt that there will be a lot of people that will be concerned about such a huge deal," said Andre Barlow of the law firm Doyle, Barlow and Mazard.
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Obama carefully avoided any statements so stark as his wife's, even as he made a more diplomatic case that there were plenty of reasons to be concerned about the Trump presidency.
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Ultimately, there are as many — if not more — reasons to get excited about solving the problem of drone-filled skies as there are reasons to be concerned about their negative implications.
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"If we see $20-type oil moving into 2017, that's when we have to be concerned about most of the companies in the sector," he told CNBC's "Fast Money" last week.
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While some investors may be concerned about market valuations and whether President Donald Trump can get his agenda enacted, expert Oliver Pursche doesn't see an end for the rally just yet.
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"We were so clueless," she said, adding that she and her family knew nothing about it and didn't feel like it was a topic they needed to be concerned about either.
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Not just with pregnant women, but also with women of childbearing age, and now potentially with men who could be concerned about passing on any virus to a partner at home.
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The committee chair said that while the Justice Department "should always be on guard about the politician interfering in an investigation," officials should also be concerned about political bias by investigators.
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If voters begin to be concerned about rising prices and Trump's opponents pin some of the cost increase on the president's trade moves, public opinion could quickly sour on his agenda.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) played up reports that Vice President Pence is eyeing a 2020 presidential run on Sunday, warning that President Trump should be concerned about his second-in-command.
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Analysts say that although some customers may be concerned about data privacy in China, it's overall a benefit for Salesforce, as right now it only has a small presence in Asia.
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While the American public is right to be concerned about Mr. Erdogan's efforts to stifle free speech and imprison journalists, as a Kurd I am saddened that the criticism ends there.
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"If we care about the persistence of island foxes and other small populations, we should be concerned about low genetic variation," said W. Chris Funk, a biologist at Colorado State University.
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It seemed like a good idea to ask a person with an actual medical degree to decide whether the irregular mole just above my heart was anything to be concerned about.
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The pro-Beijing students often taunt counter-protesters, asking why they need to cover their faces, a precaution for political dissidents who may be concerned about cutting edge facial recognition software.
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"But it almost feels like every week there are new developments that cause us to be concerned about the timeliness of the return to service of the 737 MAX," he said.
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Topping says, in their experience, deep canvassing works best on people who might be concerned about an issue like transgender people in bathrooms but have never really talked through their feelings.
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He went on to outline why the public should be concerned about the possibility of a conflict with North Korea, as Trump continues to direct his increasingly antagonistic rhetoric at Pyongyang.
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He has come out of semiretirement to declare forcefully and repeatedly that he is terrified both at the extreme and mounting threats and by the failure to be concerned about them.
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If they're saying horrible things about certain groups of people or types of people, if they are sort of flashing their wealth, that's something that I certainly would be concerned about.
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"But it almost feels like every week there are new developments that cause us to be concerned about the timeliness of the return to service of the 737 MAX," he said.
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There are many reasons to be concerned about Hungary's eroding democracy, with its echoes of the populism and creeping authoritarianism infecting the other parts of Europe and even the United States.
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"You can't just say 'We're going to carve out one section of the country, and be concerned about rural areas where there are white citizens, and ignore urban cities,'" she said.
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Mike Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments, likes the stock here even as others may be concerned about Home Depot's do-it-yourself-centric business in a rising rate environment.
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"We have to be concerned about this — about the Taliban pulling together and cooperating and collaborating with other terrorist organizations," General Votel said at a security forum in Washington this week.
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Jacob Schreiber, the chief executive of Goodman Jewish Family Services of Broward County, said the people who normally care for their clients also have to be concerned about their own families.
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Next up for Mirror is personal training, which will start at $40 per session; the device has a camera, and yes, a lens cap, lest you be concerned about privacy issues.
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But she ultimately decides she's on board with having kids (someday), so she is going to have a DNA screening done to figure out if there's anything genetic to be concerned about.
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"Now that sea ice is retreating in both hemispheres we should be concerned about our planet's temperature because it means less of the sun's heat is reflected back into space," he added.
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"You would dive to 30m deep and there are countless bull sharks swimming around you and they're feeding right in front of you and there's nothing to be concerned about," he said.
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He said everyone who followed global markets should be concerned about Argentina, however, less than 2 percent of Chile's trade goes there, and there is no strong linkage via their banking systems.
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"If we did see inflation running persistently below (the target), that is something that we would be concerned about and something that we would take into account in setting policy," he said.
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"Today's data may not have been uniformly strong, but investors have little cause to be concerned about the U.S. economy," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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"Although they remain in good health considering the circumstances, we continue to be concerned about their welfare given the amount of time they have been in confinement," he said in a statement.
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They do not appear to be concerned about research suggesting that motherhood should be conveyed in safe doses — some pictures of the children but not too many lest voters doubt women's credentials.
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As Frank Kerney, a consumer protection attorney with the Florida-based law firm Morgan & Morgan points out, you'd be right to be concerned about your bank or pharmacy or doctor getting through.
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And that we are pretty diligent about making sure that there is some connection that bestows on them some lethality that we need to be concerned about before we worry about them.
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There's a lot to be concerned about when it comes to President Trump's controversial campaign promises, but one of his administration's costly operation to deport immigrants living in the United States illegally.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said Tillerson had openly questioned why "American taxpayers" should be concerned about Ukraine, which has been racked by a separatist conflict for the last three years.
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Other CFIUS experts have said previously that U.S. regulators might be concerned about a Starwood property, the W Hotel in downtown Washington, which overlooks the U.S. Treasury Department and the White House.
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I enjoy my kids much more now than I ever did when I had to control every little aspect and be concerned about eternal consequences of every little thing that they did.
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"There are various different points in the process that we have to be concerned about, so this is something that we are very focused on right at the moment," Mr. Johnson said.
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"We do continue to be concerned about the need for both the Iranians and the Saudis to deescalate the situation in the Middle East," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.
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Most passengers are likely to be concerned about turbulence, but according to Tanya Gatlin, a pilot and associate professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver, it's not as bad as most think.
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"Every American should be concerned about the Trump administration's threat to step up its efforts against whistleblowers and journalists," said Ben Wizner, the director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project.
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" The California Democrat added that "every person should be concerned" about Moscow's involvement in the 2016 presidential election, so "we understand how we fix this and prevent it from ever happening again.
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"These are things to be concerned about, so this work points us to how we can use our history and Earth's history to understand changes today and how we can best adapt."
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But left unmentioned in the pitch to consumers are what economists and health policy experts describe as possible reasons to be concerned about rising premiums: ■ Higher subsidies mean higher costs for taxpayers.
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The Avalanche have myriad issues to be concerned about other than the venue of Saturday's game — they own the fewest points in the league and are mired in a four-game skid.
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Previews of next season show a glimpse of Toby seeming to struggle with depression, suggesting that his parents may have been right to be concerned about the marriage — but not the reason.
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Rob's also blasting BC for claiming to be concerned about Dream's safety when she was busy posting a video showing Dream on her older's back while they were bouncing on a trampoline.
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So there are real reasons to be concerned about the progress of AI in China, and to wonder if US companies have made principled decisions about what research they're conducting and sharing.
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" In a statement, the Department of Homeland Security said "we have reason to be concerned about attempts by terrorist groups to circumvent aviation security and terrorist groups continue to target aviation interests.
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"The F.B.I. had good reason to be concerned about Carter Page and would have been derelict in its responsibility to protect the country had it not sought a FISA warrant," he said.
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Young people should be concerned about the coronavirus outbreak, which has disproportionately targeted the elderly population, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said Sunday.
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The IQbuds Boost provide a neat way to end-run all those issues, and although they're not exactly cheap, if you're starting to be concerned about hearing loss, you'll find them invaluable.
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Of course it is appropriate to be concerned about what happens next and whether the president and his advisers have thought through contingencies, even as they beef up forces in the region.
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I continue to be concerned about the consequences of growing Russian and Chinese cooperation in the region, as well as the Chinese military's build-up in the Pacific islands off Australia's coastline.
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There's reason to be concerned about bond vigilantes, who are no longer under "lock and key" and are free to push yields higher, Wall Street veteran Ed Yardeni told CNBC on Friday.
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With so many reasons to be concerned about an increase in the country's budget deficit, one must be highly disappointed in Congress' erstwhile budget deficit hawks now seeming to abandon their principles.
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Consumers should not be concerned about their data if they choose to use Apple's new way of storing medical records in their devices, former Apple CEO John Sculley told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"If you're a criminal and you've done something wrong, yes, whether you're here legally or illegally, you've got something to be concerned about," he said during a Univision television interview last spring.
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Coalition spokesman U.S. Army Colonel Christopher Garver said local commanders were right to be concerned about holding territory recently recovered from Islamic State but added that planning already takes such concerns into consideration.
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"Speaking about the reported federal investigation on NBC's Today, one of Smollett's attorneys, Tina Glandian, said, "We have nothing to be concerned about because there was nothing on our end to request this.
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I think Mr. Hawking's point was that you don't have to spend all your time reading about neural networks and deep machine learning and A.I. and data streams to be concerned about this.
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So why don't we start talking about ... you're not the governor, you're not a local politician, but you have to be concerned about California itself and what it needs from the federal government.
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"We have reason to be concerned about attempts by terrorist groups to circumvent aviation security and terrorist groups continue to target aviation interests," the Department of Homeland Security told the Wall Street Journal.
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AND AT THAT POINT, I HAVE TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT WHETHER IF WE DID OVERSHOOT SIGNIFICANTLY ON THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, WHETHER WE WOULD END UP TIGHTENING MUCH FASTER AND POSSIBLY SHORTENING THE RECOVERY.
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But if Mr. Raymond is negative, by allowing this story to go unrebutted for weeks on end, he has caused many people to be concerned about their reproductive health," the attorney continued. "Mr.
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"The best thing about masturbation is that you don't have to be concerned about anything other than pleasing yourself," says Lisa Finn, brand manager and sex educator at the sex toy boutique Babeland.
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To be clear, if you have a specific reason to be concerned about a stalker or threats to your safety, then you'll want to take steps above and beyond what's laid out here.
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"This is a structural advantage that AT&T would have over its rivals, and competition authorities should be concerned about the possible effects," said John Bergmayer, senior counsel at advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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When you are told that it's a safeguard to ensure that financial advisors put customers' interests before their own, it still may not sound like something that you should necessarily be concerned about.
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Lise Buyer, who advises companies as they prepare to go public, said the purpose of the agreement is most likely to reassure potential customers who may be concerned about Intel having undue influence.
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The public should not be surprised, and the press should stop making it look like a big deal, some even suggesting that he has something to hide or at least be concerned about.
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"Americans are getting the wrong signal from year-round weather about whether they should be concerned about climate change," said study lead author Patrick Egan, a public policy professor at New York University.
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But what we as a country—regardless of political leanings—should be concerned about is the disrespect our elected officials are showing towards our constitutional rights, and the anonymized police officers' shirking accountability.
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When you're talking about a service that could literally have access to a 3D map of the inside of your home, there's more than a little reason to be concerned about privacy needs.
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With Johnson out, all eyes turn to other members who may be concerned about the announcement Tuesday that the Senate Republicans would include a repeal of the individual mandate in their tax bill.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is more likely to be concerned about university administrators engaging in political speech without making clear that they are not speaking on behalf of the school, she added.
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"Consumers appear to be concerned about everyday-life repercussions of owning a GM vehicle if its presence shrinks in South Korea, especially weaker after-service," said Esther Yim, an analyst at Samsung Securities.
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This has has prompted the US military to be concerned about more defections in the future given that the regime has blocked the coalition and its allies from advancing on that same area.
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He's too stressed about Katherine's marriage talk, about not having any money in the bank, about being completely terrified of what direction to point his life in, to be concerned about night terrors.
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Gordon told CBS News that he has signed hundreds of personal belief exemptions to school vaccine requirements, and said measles was a "benign childhood illness" that parents don't need to be concerned about.
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Paul Chodas: The average person should not be concerned about being injured by asteroids and stuff from space in general because it's extremely unlikely and extremely rare that that sort of thing happened.
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But there was always reason to be concerned about the possibility of crisis — either a crisis created by outside forces, like some kind of financial collapse, or one created by the administration itself.
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Instead, they've largely served to muddy the waters around genuine issues that people should be concerned about regarding Google—like its domination of the search market and associated antitrust and anti-competition concerns.
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Yes, we should be concerned about what happens at the time of birth, but losing income or a job because you take time for prenatal visits or bed rest surely takes a toll.
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"The attorney general has created an environment that has caused a significant part of the public … to be concerned about whether or not there is full transparency," the judge said at the time.
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Even when vaping doesn't lead to smoking, parents have reason to be concerned about the impact of nicotine on the developing brain and the potential health risks associated with inhaling aerosolized flavoring chemicals.
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It also seems up in the air as to when he'll be able to shoot the Spanish special, though, as Segura himself says, that's the last thing to be concerned about right now.
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The deal for the extra space gave Green-Wood 200 additional burial sites "at most," Mr. Moylan said, so he continues to be concerned about how long he will have empty grave sites.
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Although Trump is the odds-on favorite to win reelection in November, investors could be concerned about Pence's chances against a Democratic field that includes progressive candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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"Every president's concerned about his legacy and that leads them to be concerned about whether impeachment is a possibility," said Michael J. Gerhardt, a constitutional law professor at the University of North Carolina.
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As there is plenty of room for growth in China, however, there is no need to be concerned about the move abroad, said fund managers at two investment firms that hold Geely stock.
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Before you freak out, experts are saying that much more research needs to be done to confirm whether the link between these hair products and breast cancer is something to be concerned about.
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" Professor Hannah Riley Bowles, who studies gender and negotiations at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, says that to negotiate successfully, women have to "come across as being nice" and be "concerned about others.
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"I love the question because it has never really occurred to me or any of us at Britannica to be concerned about it," J.E. Luebering, executive editorial director at Encylopaedia Britannica, told CNN.
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"The basic message is that this is not something for people to be concerned about and it's good to know especially if you want to make an educated decision about drinking and exercise."
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Saying he's looking to the financial markets too makes a lot of sense to me … The markets are somewhat overheated, so that's something investors should be concerned about if he's concerned about it.
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"Workers may worry about immigrants taking their jobs as automation kicks in but also be concerned about what that will mean for American identity and the future of the country," he tells Axios.
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If you are a small business or small business employee, there are plenty of reasons to be concerned about allowing states and local governments to create mandatory retirement plans not governed by ERISA.
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I think trying to really get people to get context, to eke out a story with so much understanding and fact that you don't need to be concerned about it for a while.
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There&aposs a possibility among some of those Republicans -- and it&aposs not much wiggle room here -- among the 50, if two or three certainly are going to be concerned about overturning Roe v.
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"There are certainly reasons why the U.S. should be concerned about various things China is doing and the rivalry it presents," said Patrick Chovanec, chief strategist at the investment advisory firm Silvercrest Asset Management.
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In these cases, they're exposed to the pure, natural form of talc that may contain harmful materials that you wouldn't find in a talcum powder product — so it's not something to be concerned about.
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He believes that this would help bring companies on board that might be concerned about the privacy of their information in a public system like this, something that drug companies in particular worry about.
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"His point about the Second Amendment was that people who care about the Second Amendment should be concerned about Hillary Clinton's candidacy, and those who are concerned can take up the cause," Manafort said.
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When it comes to Big Tech, there's lots to be concerned about, but let's focus on the privacy problem—one that more people are starting to think about, but that few people truly understand.
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Garrett is in the final year of his existing contract, but owner Jerry Jones and vice president Stephen Jones indicate the coach has no reason to be concerned about his status with the team.
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While this anger may galvanize candidates who were interested in running in 2018 and 2020, it's the next generation of candidates we should be concerned about: women who have not yet considered political bids.
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Some of these stories aren't far away from the experiences we've seen with our own friends and family — it's not surprising to want some financial independence or be concerned about your partner's spending habits.
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Be concerned about the rotation if you wish, because right now it isn't cut out for a deep October run, and Arrieta and Lackey are old enough that they may never return to form.
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"We should be concerned about protecting our Constitution, protecting our fundamental liberties, our fundamental rights that we enjoy under the bill of rights and that great document, the United States Constitution," Jordan said. Rep.
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A: The main subject is what you have be concerned about and to get his blessings for a film that will not be made like the ones which glamourise you and make you heroic.
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Pelosi's rejection of the deal, which reportedly didn't include any revenue or tax increases, comes after Mnuchin told CNBC on Thursday the market should not be "concerned" about a debt ceiling deal getting passed.
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It's a great data point for anyone who might be concerned about the health of their heart, or anyone who simply wants more information about their body (perhaps to even share with their doctor).
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The North Carolina assistant C. B. McGrath said that while he had found that players responded to video for scouting purposes, he would be concerned about overloading them with too many visuals at halftime.
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"Most folks — literally *most* creators by multiple factors of ten — even in the adult communities — have nothing to be concerned about," CEO of Patreon Jack Conte wrote in a blog post on October 25.
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"You can't simply rely on list-based methods to keep track of all the potential biological agents to be concerned about," Patrick Boyle, a member of the committee who wrote the report, tells Axios.
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While the public at large was more likely to be concerned about god's will and divine law, Douglass made sensible points, particularly relating to how Boylston and Mather went about their ensuing inoculation experiments.
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Asked whether customers might reasonably be concerned about eating at a restaurant that refuses to pay sick workers to stay at home, Ms. Boss said the company expected sick workers to stay at home.
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To the Editor: Anyone who cares for our democracy should be concerned about the rise of "safetyism" detailed by Thomas Chatterton Williams in his review of "The Coddling of the American Mind" (Sept. 2).
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Given the Vienna Philharmonic's sorry past as a male-only orchestra, you might think a young group being presented at Salzburg — and the festival itself — would be concerned about the message it was sending.
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There will be no lingering "fishy" smell either, a thing people in small kitchens tend to be concerned about (speaking as a person with an extremely small kitchen who has been concerned about this).
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"There is reason to be concerned about the tenor of politics in Turkey," said Steven Cook, senior fellow for Middle East and Africa studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, a Washington think tank.
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There is no question that both teams can muster some offense — and their respective quarterbacks are as durable as they come — but Los Angeles should be concerned about its defensive showing in Week 18.53.
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"There have been a number of changes in the dispute settlement proposal, so companies and certain sectors will be concerned about that," said Wayne, in the same "Squawk on the Street" interview as Heyman.
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As MedPAC considers whether cost-effectiveness has a place in Medicare payment policy, there is good reason to be concerned about the implications of health-care coverage policy built on population-based value assessments.
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As Republicans attempt to cling to power and Democrats seek to take it, the GOP must be concerned about the ongoing special counsel investigation, which has been a dark cloud over the White House.
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" He added that "any other rule would destroy judicial independence," since "judges would be concerned about inflaming any group that might be able to muster the votes in Congress to impeach and convict them.
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"President Trump and his administration are right to be concerned about national security, but it's unacceptable when even legal permanent residents are being detained or turned away at airports and ports of entry," Sen.
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WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) - The White House on Wednesday defended Donald Trump's tweet about the size of his nuclear button, saying Americans should be concerned about the North Korean leader's mental fitness, not their president's.
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This is huge because it sets limits on what people expect to take place during the call, while also calming people who might understandably be concerned about being scammed, tricked or otherwise taken advantage of.
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The developments indicate the majors are beginning to be concerned about their long-term copper project pipeline as supply-demand fundamentals in the commodity remain fairly tight despite the slide in the price of copper.
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Left-handed bibliophiles might be concerned about a new back bump that seems designed for all the righties like in the picture above, but you can actually flip the Oasis and grip from either hand.
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Then, on the side of the intelligence organizations, they're going to be concerned about sharing certain information with Donald Trump because of the likelihood that information would make it to Vladimir Putin's regime in Moscow.
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Taylor Swift's security team reportedly installed a kiosk at a concert that used facial recognition technology to scan unwitting fans for potential stalkers, something privacy advocates said is something the public should be concerned about.
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Mr Patel's resignation, and what it says about the government's attitude towards institutions, is something that "all Indians should be concerned about" said Mr Rajan, speaking on television after news of the departure broke. Indeed.
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"If we find that there is something to be concerned about, if someone writes to us and says, well, this is maybe not as it should be, then we will take a look," said Vestager.
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Jones also said that as niche sites get larger, they should be concerned about discrimination on the basis of race, sexual orientation, or disability growing unaddressed on their platform, just as it did for Airbnb.
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"If I were a citizen of Germany, I would be concerned about Germany being left behind," said Gore, who is in Berlin to train hundreds of climate activists as part of his "Climate Reality" initiative.
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"Individual advertisers can be concerned about all of these things and they're very alert to these things now in ways they weren't two years ago -- that doesn't mean they're changing what they're doing," he said.
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MUNICH, Germany, May 25 (Reuters) - German companies do not appear to be concerned about the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union after a vote on June 23, Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe said on Wednesday.
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For some people like me, it can also reduce anxiety because you won't be concerned about everything going "according to plan" if there isn't any plan — you can just take each day as it comes.
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"President Trump and his administration are right to be concerned about national security, but it's unacceptable when even legal permanent residents are being detained or turned away at airports and ports of entry," Republican Sen.
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Instead of paying attention to judicial precedent, Scalia claimed to be concerned about the text of the Constitution and the nation's Founders' original intent when they wrote those words (textualism is a subset of originalism).
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It's alright to talk about "streets flowing with milk and honey," but God has commanded us to be concerned about the slums down here, and his children who can't eat three square meals a day.
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"On any given normal day, liquidity may not be an issue, but it&aposs always sort of the worst-case scenario" that investors need to be concerned about, Tom Lauricella, an editor at Morningstar, said.
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"You are right to be concerned about the high costs of spare parts, and I remain thankful to have your support in addressing this problem," Wilson told the senator in a letter dated October 17.
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"To the extent that there's any news here, it's that we have not gotten a handle on insider threats," Klein said of the latest releases, noting that Congress should be concerned about the CIA leaks.
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But for now, while the GOP is silent as Trump continues to put the country on a perilous path, all Americans should be concerned about the ominous threat our own president is subjecting us to.
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"Blanchett succeeds in a performance that is delightful and yet touching; mannered and tomboyish, delighting in saying exactly what she means, she shrewdly sizes up Hughes and is quick to be concerned about his eccentricities."
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NBC anchor Peter Alexander asked White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders if Americans should be "concerned about the president's mental fitness" after he tweeted that he has a bigger nuclear "button" than Kim has.
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