That the Fed was blindsided is far more worrying. ■
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Bridge's financial model is more worrying than its pedagogical one.
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It was even more worrying when their passports were confiscated.
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More worrying still is the specter of attacks by militants.
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More worrying economic news came from the eurozone on Thursday.
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More worrying is how the researchers recruited and selected those subjects.
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Even more worrying has been the increase in property developers' borrowing.
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But changes in attitude that the researchers recorded were more worrying.
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More worrying trends emerge when you look closer at the data.
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More worrying, though, is the threat, the husband and father said.
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More worrying, the migrant crisis is feeding xenophobia and political populism.
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More worrying still are reports of drones being flown near aircraft.
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More worrying, though, is what may happen to the women's game.
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But what is happening in many credit markets is more worrying.
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This makes the inevitable departure of Merkel all the more worrying.
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Thomas L. Friedman Every day, the president's behavior becomes more worrying.
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More worrying still is that the conspiracy appears to have metastasized.
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But two things make Trump's candidacy both more interesting and more worrying.
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More worrying for Ms Sturgeon, Euroscepticism is on the rise among Scots.
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More worrying, perhaps, is what the United States might do on tax.
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The more worrying form of transmission is the second: via an intermediary.
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Other effects of sleep deprivation are less obvious but perhaps more worrying.
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More worrying is what the army is holding on to in government.
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More worrying, it appears to be going in opposite directions than ESPN.
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For local governments in export-dependent areas, the threat is more worrying.
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But there's a bigger, and perhaps more worrying, implication of this research.
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"What is more worrying is that other countries may follow suit," he said.
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Even more worrying for English fans is a dearth of top-notch bowlers.
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But more worrying is that these trials aren't often blinded or properly controlled.
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This is all the more worrying given India's inability to create enough jobs.
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If he didn't know about it, in a way, it is more worrying.
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America's fiscal picture is even more worrying — and literally getting worse by the day.
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Even more worrying for the Trump administration: Morale is declining among Trump's own base.
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More worrying is the construction industry, which accounts for nearly one in ten jobs.
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Schwab said overly optimistic economic growth forecasts in the draft budget were more worrying.
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Possibly even more worrying is what the government might do to stamp out conflicts.
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More worrying, the hospitalization rate — a predictor of the death rate — has just jumped.
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More worrying is the gradual though slow decline in dolphin numbers in the area.
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But, again, it's the amount and the type of bugs found that's more worrying.
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More worrying, however, is the continued drainage of physical metal out of the system.
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This is all the more worrying given the long-term pressures on the public finances.
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Smith said it could be evidence of a more worrying collapse within North Korea's leadership.
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No more worrying about where to stash your stylus when it's not in use. Nice.
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More worrying than reminders of democracy's past corruption are the whiffs of its current decay.
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The judgment is the more worrying because it does not come out of the blue.
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More worrying, managers grumble that being in the public eye has become a gigantic headache.
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More worrying is that as economies slowed, the parlous state of public finances became clear.
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More worrying is that some states spend vastly more on public education than others do.
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Even more worrying is the parties' indifference to Italy's central economic weakness: low productivity growth.
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More worrying is the possible threat that the industry will pose to the Tibetan environment.
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"Under the surface of solid hard data, a more worrying picture is emerging," Brzeski said.
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It's the other cases, like the ones in Germany and Japan, that are more worrying.
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Tesla's third-quarter deliveries miss may reveal a more worrying trend, according to JMP Securities.
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More worrying still, their theory can't reconcile the special case in which gravity can be neglected.
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More worrying is his health: Mr Ennaceur, who is 85, has also been ill of late.
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More worrying still has been the insistence by many Trump supporters that his behaviour was normal.
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No more cord bundles cluttering up the room and no more worrying about a dead phone.
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The drawbacks of non-compete clauses are all the more worrying because of today's business climate.
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There's another angle to the FCC's "Restoring Internet Freedom" proceeding that should be even more worrying.
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Critics saw his firing of FBI Director James Comey as evidence of more worrying autocratic instincts.
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More worrying, though, is this trend for introducing April Fools' jokes that are actually real products.
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More worrying than Mr Duterte's boorishness is his contempt for democracy and the rule of law.
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It was also hard to tell when neglect suggested that something more worrying was going on.
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But even more worrying is the way that bad information, like bad money, drives out good.
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And as your glass gets thinner — thin enough to bend — a scratch becomes even more worrying.
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Read more >> Worrying about when "the other shoe will drop" will only steal your current joy.
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More worrying, they now face the possibility of a two-day commute to their feeding grounds.
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More worrying for the president, his own centre-right National Party (PN) is turning against him.
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Second, and much more worrying, is that it could severely escalate tensions between the US and Iran.
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If partial democracy is linked to conflict, recent backsliding in countries like Turkey looks even more worrying.
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No more After Eights, no more games of Frustration, no more worrying about your grandad's cholesterol levels.
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But another, more worrying part of the law for Facebook, is the financial punishment that could follow.
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More worrying to some, however, is the increasingly autocratic tone emanating from the presidential palace in Ankara.
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Perhaps more worrying, animal studies suggest that rather than contributing to healing, Nsaids may actually slow healing.
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What's even more worrying is that this "Aprendiz"-like behavior may not be confined to São Paulo.
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What's more worrying is that Sunak may have passed up an opportunity to introduce less popular measures.
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Perhaps more worrying than the cases themselves is the particular strain of C. jejuni implicated in the outbreak.
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No more worrying a ghost is just around the corner, or wondering whether we could ever be friends.
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That makes the sudden enthusiasm for "industrial policy" on both sides of the Atlantic all the more worrying.
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But Trump's public attacks on the FBI are perhaps even more worrying than his lies about the dossier.
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Non-competes are also more worrying when the balance of power between companies and employees is already skewed.
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An AT&T-Time Warner tie-up would be even more worrying in light of the FCC's plans.
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Potentially more worrying for investors were the figures that Amazon predicted for the all-important holiday fourth quarter.
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Perhaps more worrying is the way the oil-price drop is compounding the effect of financial fragility worldwide.
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Hunter's endorsement of Trump could be even more worrying if the contest stretches on for several more months.
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Two years later, at the most recent Dubai show, in November 20153, things looked more worrying for them.
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A more worrying contention is that dwindling payments have fuelled the creation of a new cash-poor underclass.
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A little more worrying are the crab-like appendages in front of the spider's mouth, known as pedipalps.
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Even more worrying is a growing pile of research showing that triclosan can actually help create bacterial superbugs.
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More worrying, however, is the sense that global leaders are locked in protracted struggles that don't especially matter.
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More worrying, Valegro was a head-shaker—a sign of nerves that can ruin a dressage horse's career.
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Even more worrying, Lewis fears Pyongyang might now be capable of producing up to 20 warhead-size bombs.
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It's hard to say what should be more worrying to our democracy: our president unplugged or our adversaries unimpeded?
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This category of images is, if anything, more worrying, as it shows that vision systems can make unforced errors.
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And yet, our analyst notes, the close finish may be more worrying for Mr. Sanders than for Mrs. Clinton.
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More worrying is that such facts have long been known, but officials and others have done far too little.
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More worrying has been Mr Odinga's refusal to discourage his supporters from protesting violently if he does not win.
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This is all the more worrying since political gridlock has given the regional Feds growing representation on the FOMC.
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More worrying, the government is meddling in unrelated labour disputes, including on the railways, in order to contain discontent.
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The more worrying issue, in my opinion, is its use of digital information consumption as a psychological control vector.
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But there was even more worrying evidence for her supporters as they drilled down into the exit poll data.
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But one video was more worrying, and for Mr. Salvini's enemies, suggested the potential culmination of his perpetual campaign.
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More worrying, Mr. Diab said, are the broader implications for the company, which also exports to the United States.
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Traders are pricing in a more worrying trajectory for the global economy, said Pepperstone's Head of Research Chris Weston.
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It asked for a dramatic shift in how our economies work and its urgency was all the more worrying.
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But far more worrying for the party is the visceral anger that forced relocations and weak land rights can unleash.
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A more worrying development is what appears to be a new surge in Chinese exports of semi-manufactured products ("semis").
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And for many more, worrying about a Wookiee romance makes a nice break from dissecting Rian Johnson's more controversial decisions.
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Imbalances become more worrying, however, if they are larger than economic fundamentals might suggest or financed by short-term inflows.
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More worrying to the U.S., Moscow is also adding entirely new categories of submarines with greater capabilities to its arsenal.
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I think the more worrying nightmare scenario is the one about it being misused for data purposes and defrauding people.
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Even more worrying, starting in 2006, the annual percent increase in suicide rates climbed from 21999 percent to 245 percent.
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It also comes with its own entertainment system and vacuum, so no more worrying about those messy family road trips.
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The utter lack of urgency regarding monetary reform looks all the more worrying given the hawkish bias at the FOMC.
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Like others, they often drop out of university—and, even more worrying, do not seem to be thriving at work.
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More worrying, the Administration's anti-merger rule underscores many on the left's lack of understanding or interest in basic economics.
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Hopefully by the time the season finale airs, there will be no more worrying about what happened on the show.
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Perhaps more worrying is that Tesla cut prices several times to stimulate sales, moves likely to hurt its bottom line.
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That in turn has been a boon for consumers but also has more worrying implications for jobs, wages and inequality.
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More worrying, one adviser to Hong Kong's government has already warned that an internet ban has not been ruled out.
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The new version is far more worrying than the first, which found "no evidence that fracking systemically contaminates water" supplies.
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A more worrying possibility is that political instability in Britain makes it harder to strike any sort of deal at all.
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More worrying for them is a global change in consumer preferences that is making life harder for international consumer-goods giants.
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Similarly, Republicans are less likely to entertain evidence that the economy is strengthening, while Democrats are dismissive of more worrying indicators.
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Clinton's ongoing relationship with Kissinger is in many ways more worrying than Sanders's praise of a long-dead British prime minister.
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More worrying still is that the bloodletting is popular with Filipinos, many of whose lives are blighted by poverty and crime.
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The less than half-full auditorium was more worrying for Le Tarmac's hopes of a happy denouement to its current woes.
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There were more worrying signs for the administration on the economy in a CBS poll conducted by YouGov released on Sunday.
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Perhaps even more worrying: Beijing weakened the renminbi against the dollar, a sign that other emerging markets' currencies could be suffering.
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The situation was even more worrying because, month by month, Iran was installing more centrifuges and building up its uranium stockpile.
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Much more worrying from Moscow's point of view (and indeed, Washington's) is the presence of the Islamic State or Al Qaeda.
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The statistics on violence become even more worrying when the economic woes and an ever-swelling population are put in the picture.
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The more worrying phenomenon was a general disappearance of the expectation that politicians should even be expected to stick to the facts.
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But more worrying reports have trickled out, such as of banks briefly suspending unused credit lines to HNA affiliates after missed payments.
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More worrying is the notion that Britain could disrupt the EU's everyday business by using its veto, as some Brexiteers have proposed.
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Even more worrying from the U.S. perspective, however, is the possibility that more EU nations will begin to contemplate leaving the organization.
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To Debbie Walsh, CWAP's director, the numbers coming out of statehouses across the country are even more worrying than the national trends.
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Perhaps more worrying still are figures showing how many of those suffering aren't able to afford therapy — even if they have insurance.
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Perhaps more worrying is a recent drop in populations of capelin, a cold-water fish species and key export for the country.
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But more worrying to China are separate trade sanctions that Mr. Trump could impose under an investigation into China's intellectual property practices.
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A more worrying and telling number, according to activists, is this: At least another 22009 to 270 people attempt suicide each day.
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More worrying, its leverage ratio would drop to the regulatory minimum of 3.5 percent, imperiling a 2 billion Swiss franc share buyback.
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For his critics, the omissions are even more worrying given his lack of virtually any national security or foreign policy experience. Rep.
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This potential loss of diplomatic leadership on human trafficking is even more worrying given other gaps in our federal anti-trafficking infrastructure.
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More worrying for many competitors, however, is the floating debris which could crash against boats and slow them down in the competition.
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More worrying is the risk of environmental backlash, for a sector that is both energy and water intensive, and consumes plentiful plastic.
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Even more worrying is the case of Eduardo Medina Mora, a supreme-court judge against whom AMLO has long held a grudge.
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More than that, though, and more worrying, is the possibility that Newton was not correctly treated by doctors during and after the game.
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But given that the Trump administration and Trump himself have been reluctant to even utter the phrase, the implications are much more worrying.
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And Dutch identity politics has found a third, more worrying dimension in the emergence of Denk, a party catering specifically to Dutch Muslims.
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And Mr Trump's nominee departs from Mr Scalia in a more telling and more worrying way: the role of philosophy in legal deliberation.
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More important, and more worrying for Republicans, that trend spilled over last year into the sprawling suburbs, long the bedrock of Texas Republicanism.
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More worrying, the blood supply to the back of his eye swelled, and parts of his retina thickened, which can cause vision problems.
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But in a teardown of the latest extra-pink Macbook, iFixit discovered something more worrying: screws that change if you tamper with them.
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When it comes time to saving your progress, there's a virtual memory card, so no more worrying about someone losing your precious data.
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More worrying still was a robbery at the offices of the Helen Suzman Foundation, a liberal think-tank that often criticises the government.
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And more worrying for competitors, its funding rounds included investments from another company that likely keeps Amazon and Walmart up at night: Alibaba.
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For South Korea and Japan, perhaps more worrying than any immediate action Mr. Trump might take is the action he might not take.
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A far more worrying admissions practice at elite colleges has largely flown under the radar: "legacy preferences," which privilege the families of alumni.
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During a recent media scrum in Rio de Janeiro, the Brazilian explained that the more worrying outcome for him is a McGregor victory.
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More worrying signs emerged in his first-round match against Frances Tiafoe, when Federer's famous one-handed backhand looked uncharacteristically weak and ineffective.
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"I can't decide which is more worrying: the report's findings, or the fact that scientists felt compelled to 'leak' the report," wrote one.
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What's even more worrying is that the bacteria is resistant to colistin, an antibiotic that doctors use as a last resort when others fail.
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Yet the debacle surrounding the constitution may hint at something more worrying still: that Thailand's self-chosen leaders have no real strategy at all.
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Perhaps more worrying is that a record 45% of the world's refugees are now in "protracted situations" that have lasted five years or more.
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This cut promises to boosts booties for a rounder look, so there's no more worrying about the flat tush that often accompanies mom jeans.
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The 30.7 percent decline in LME tin trading may, on the other hand, be a more worrying sign for the LME's global benchmark pricing status.
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She said that governments were "not prepared" for interference in previous elections, making the risk of deepfakes being used in future votes even more worrying.
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More worrying is the fact that it can lead to situations where the program may miss out on identifying a serious threat altogether, Borkar added.
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What's more worrying than stealth charges though is the fact that there are people in this world who go to restaurants without ordering actual food.
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More worrying was the news that the slump was not just in Old Master paintings, in which buyers have for some time been losing interest.
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Nowhere is the poisonous mix of demographic stress, political repression and economic incompetence more worrying than in Egypt under its strongman, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.
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We should expect more worrying information to emerge, who actually took advantage of this information and who backed, supported or gave coverage to these operations.
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Even more worrying, however, are the large sums of money thought to be laundered through heavily marked-up deals with providers of equipment and supplies.
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More worrying, 9 percent of the parents surveyed admitted to driving under the influence of marijuana, and 8 percent said they have driven while intoxicated.
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But having the device fail after seven days of regular use is even more worrying – especially since the Razr is very, very hard to repair.
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More worrying for the European Central Bank was that its favorite inflation gauge, the five-year eurozone breakeven forward, hit a record low below 1.40%.
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More worrying, is the prospect that a haphazard approach to the region revitalizes anti-American sentiment and America, once again, becomes mired in the region's politics.
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What's more worrying is how these illiberal tendencies of Trump might play out in a moment of major national security crisis — say, after a terrorist attack.
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More worrying for investors, Facebook said it expected revenue growth rates to decline by "high single-digit percentages" in the third and fourth quarters of 2018.
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More worrying, says Sophia Besch of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, are the implications of going it alone for wider defence co-operation.
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It becomes all the more worrying when you consider that Mr Modi and China's president, Xi Jinping, are nationalists who want to be seen as strongmen.
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Perhaps more worrying is that there seems to actually be a demand for this sort of site, judging by the reams of apparent messages and orders.
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A third, more worrying possibility is that ossifying rich economies are getting worse at shifting people from obsolete firms and stagnant towns to more productive ones.
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What might be more worrying for privacy advocates is the normalization of facial recognition, and the subsequent creation of small, privately owned databases of biometric data.
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Even more worrying, PURE found a link between the low levels of saturated fat currently recommended by the Dietary Guidelines and an increased risk of stroke.
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More worrying, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis president Neel Kashkari, has argued that the nation's largest banks would still require assistance if economic calamity strikes again.
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You are right to highlight the gulf of political mistrust at the heart of the Ebola crisis, which is far more worrying and dangerous than realized.
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While outsiders might suspect an attempted cover-up as the cause, experts see something much more worrying: weaknesses at the very heart of the Chinese system.
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More worrying is the possibility that lesser-known candidates would compensate for the loss of paid exposure by tailoring their messaging more aggressively for viral spread.
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More worrying than that figure may be the massive growth from 2014, when the same analysis showed the cost was only as much as $445 billion.
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Perhaps more worrying for Apple is the growing murmurs that the company does not have a product in the pipeline that will do much to rejuvenate growth.
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More worrying still is the treatment of Karina Litvack, another non-executive director with strong governance credentials—and a tendency to ask tough questions about alleged graft.
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More worrying still, the exchange rate might not always act as a shock absorber; rather it may, through the financial channel, work to amplify booms and busts.
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Looked at from a global rather than national perspective, climate change is more worrying than fiscal profligacy—although a carbon tax could curb emissions while shrinking deficits.
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More worrying, the contribution to growth from capital accumulation is higher now than it was in the 1980s or 1990s, and productivity makes less of a contribution.
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More worrying for Ms Rousseff, her biggest coalition partner, the Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB), led by Brazil's vice-president, Michel Temer, may also leave.
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And like… both of us [Luke and band-mate John Parker] love good art, and want to make good art, so it was a little more worrying.
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Rajan said that there were aspects of the shadow financial system that were now "a little more worrying," particularly the high default rate on U.S. student loans.
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More worrying, private-sector investment is decelerating sharply from rates near 25 percent in 2013, to just 10 percent last year and now just over 5 percent.
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It should be more worrying to the United States that Latinamérica Unida's new currency — the peso americano — would be pegged to the yuan instead of the dollar.
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More worrying: American advisers at the joint operations headquarters told me that many of their Iraqi counterparts take their uniforms off before they go home at night.
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Their rapid expansion drove crude imports and, perhaps more worrying for their Asian refiners, forced the state-owned producers to sell a record amount of product abroad.
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"This is even more worrying than terrorism, strange though that may sound," said Jacqueline Boysen, a biographer of Ms. Merkel who has known her since the 1990s.
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While the CRA threatens only regulations issued in late 2016, more worrying is the fate of any regulation that is still being litigated by the affected industries.
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In a potentially more worrying sign, underlying inflation or prices excluding volatile food and energy prices - the ECB's preferred measure - fell to 1.0% from 1.4% a month earlier.
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More worrying still, the concrete lip of the 22005,503-ft wide weir at the top had not been anchored to the surrounding hillside, but merely placed upon it.
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The more worrying thing about this statement is that Trump's opinion of Qatar's activities seems to be guided entirely by what other leaders told him about their government.
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"More worrying for markets, however, was the minister's admission that the deficit will remain essentially stable over the coming three years," Capital Economics Africa economist John Ashbourne said.
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But if more worrying scenarios—say, a trade war, or significantly faster-than-expected monetary tightening—come to pass, more indebted companies may find their luck running out.
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But more worrying is that they can be addictive, says Dr Shyamanta Barua, a dermatologist and honorary secretary general of the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists.
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Fast forward two years to the most recent Dubai show, in November 2320, and the picture is, at first sight, more worrying for the world's two biggest planemakers.
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Potentially more worrying is that BNP's original 2020 plan was viewed as relatively unadventurous, especially in its projection that interest rates would hardly budge higher over the period.
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More worrying is that the Assad government lacks the manpower to hold rural Sunni areas and so will rely on Hezbollah and other Shiite militias to do so.
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More worrying are the politicians licking their chops from the sidelines to swoop in and dismantle existing social supports to make way for a basic income that isn't.
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In a more worrying sign, a closely watched underlying inflation figure that excludes volatile food and energy prices, slowed to 1.0 percent, its weakest reading since April 2018.
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Callimachi: You know, one of the analysts that I've spoken to said to me that ISIS' capacity to govern is more worrying than the capacity of their fighters.
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More worrying for researchers trying to get a global grasp on the problem, there is no commonly accepted definition for the point at which the public should be alerted.
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But more worrying for the Solomon Islands is the likely relocation of Taro, a provincial capital, which will involve moving major infrastructure in health, education, sewage and electricity services.
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What is more worrying for the DA is that it saw its overall share of the vote fall for the first time, to 20.8%, compared with 22.2% in 2014.
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And whereas many in the neighbourhood have rigged their elections, Senegal's have generally been seen as relatively fair, making a recent lurch away from openness all the more worrying.
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More worrying for some is the possibility that the Trump administration is ceding its position as global leader to China, a rising economic and political influence in the region.
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More worrying, however, was a comment over the weekend from a senior commander in Iran's Revolutionary Guards, who warned that the Islamic republic was ready for "full-fledged" war.
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Around midday, more worrying news came: Using megaphones, hotel staff members announced that guests could no longer leave their rooms, and that they had to wait for medical staff.
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Even more worrying, investment by private firms slowed to a record low, with growth cooling to 3.9 percent from 5.2 percent in Jan-April and double-digits last year.
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His eruptions on Twitter and on live TV damage American democracy and credibility, but there are even more worrying aspects of the disinformation emanating from and around the Administration.
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Nothing has been more worrying, for example, than the prospect of tens of thousands of abandoned satellites and spent rockets zipping around the orbital lanes at 6900,2628 mph — space debris.
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More worrying for energy firms, BP reckons that concerns about energy security means countries would attach a 10% risk premium to imported energy, encouraging them to switch to domestic sources.
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More worrying was the Caixin version of the PMI, which covers a greater share of smaller firms, where the index fell to a four-month trough of 48.6 in June.
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"For a few days, there will be a major increase in public mood, but more worrying the number of babies born nine months later and being named Harry or Meghan."
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Perhaps even more worrying is the increase in global coal consumption last year after two straight years of decline, according to data released last month by the International Energy Agency.
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More worrying would be if a newcomer were appointed to reduce interest rates (a perennial government demand) at the cost of higher inflation, or to ease up on banking reform.
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For some, that's a great weight lifted: No more worrying that you'll be stuck doing a job you hate for the next 30 years — something else will come along, right?
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More worrying, with much of the West worried about AI's potential for authoritarian surveillance, he said nothing about privacy and said each country should be free to set its own policies.
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What is probably more worrying for the Saudis is that their market share in China is heading in the wrong direction, given it was 13.4 percent for the whole of 2016.
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More worrying for May is the lack of trust she now inspires in her so-called backbenchers, the lawmakers she needs to get any legislation, including the Brexit deal, through parliament.
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More worrying are the vacancies once occupied by qualified scientists across the rest of the government, as career civil servants have left and Trump has been slow to fill open spots.
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Obsessing over why Brangelina is no more, worrying at the truth of it, helps us ward off a larger truth: It's not just this marriage and many marriages that are ending.
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Today's package of measures will probably be welcomed by those who are short sterling and long stocks, but, in the round, it raises more worrying questions about the U.K. growth outlook.
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Though the social aspects of Spectacles are compelling, there is also a more worrying side: the constant self-surveillance, and in what form all those images will be put to use.
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Even more worrying are new studies that suggest that dual use of electronic and combustible cigarettes may increase the risk of heart and lung health problems compared to either product alone.
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This witch hunt was driven by Mr. Erdogan's political agenda, but the Gulenists were even more aggressive than the A.K.P. More worrying: Some of the evidence turned out to be overblown.
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Much more worrying, China is exporting coal technology abroad, with its powerful state-owned companies proposing to build coal-fired power plants from Kenya to Pakistan, effectively exporting its carbon footprint.
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More worrying, Crispr often inadvertently alters genes other than the one being targeted, and there are also circumstances, called mosaicism, where some cells contain the edited gene and others do not.
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Perhaps more worrying, it's increasingly clear that the Iowa caucuses' problems go far beyond technical difficulties and a product that didn't deliver: Human error and malice are in play as well.
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What is more worrying about this case in particular is the apparent ability of law enforcement to create a genetic profile for someone by using DNA they have collected from public spaces.
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Non-standard workers tend to have lower levels of social and health security and some new contracts, such as casual or voucher-based work, are even more worrying, the commission's document said.
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More worrying is the number of giant UK property funds which have stopped people withdrawing money amid a rush to get out of the market, although these are commercial not residential funds.
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The commander-in-chief's impulsive personality and the scope for miscalculation over North Korea's missile programme is far more worrying than a considered attempt to plug a gap in America's nuclear arsenal.
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When in office — three times, for a total of nine years, from 1994 to 2011 — Mr. Berlusconi couldn't, or wouldn't, give up some of his more worrying traits from the campaign trail.
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Fauci said Sunday there are much more worrying considerations than the inconvenience of travelers during a time when Americans have been asked to practice social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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A far-reaching CNN investigation into anti-Semitism across Europe last year revealed more worrying trends: about one in five people in Germany surveyed said Jews had too much influence in the media.
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Microsoft's response to the outbreak has been admirable, releasing patches for out-of-support products like those Windows XP machines still in use by the NHS and in other, perhaps more worrying, places.
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From Crimea's knock-off Prosecco to the slightly more worrying antifreeze vodka being sold in a British nightclub last year, the ol' booze switch-a-roo has been lining dishonest pockets for years.
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A more worrying poll showed that just 60 percent of Americans—and only 46 percent of Republicans—believe that Russia meddled in the election, which it did according to every US intelligence agency.
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"Hamas is the greatest non-state threat in terms of volatility," he said, while describing Hezbollah's military capability - it is estimated to have 100,000 rockets that can target Israel - as more worrying overall.
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What Mr. Sanders could have said — should have said — is that Ms. Teachout's piece was remarkably restrained and that much more worrying evidence could be adduced to call Mr. Biden's ethics into question.
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Non-standard workers tend to have lower levels of social and health security and some new contracts, such as casual or voucher-based work, are even more worrying, according to the commission's document.
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But what's more worrying is that perhaps there's someone or even several people working at National Geographic who believe that there are benefits to putting a sealed vial of gemstones into a water bottle.
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Couple that with a world in which leaders like Trump and Kim can't agree on continuing talks through to an already planned lunch, and you have a world growing more worrying by the week.
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However, in a more worrying sign, inventories of semiconductors and electronic parts rose at the fastest pace in seven months, suggesting weak demand in that sector will also weigh on output in the future.
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But what is more worrying are signs Europe's largest economy is heading for a mild recession, with a contraction in German manufacturing driven by the ongoing trade war outweighing an uptick in services activity.
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Sanchez also notes that what's even more worrying is that such a request could potentially rely on firmer legal ground that the FBI's current one, which relies on an obscure and controversial 1789 law.
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The more worrying prospect is that repressive regimes elsewhere in the world -- think the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte or Uzbekistan's Islam Karimov -- are emboldened in acting to foster local distrust of credible international media outlets.
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This becomes a more worrying phenomenon when the yield on the 2-year note becomes higher than the one on the 10-year paper — a phenomenon described as an inversion of the yield curve.
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And a cocktail, not Pimms, but of other more worrying spirits means the old corporate freebies and jollies are potentially on the wane and the corporate boxes are perhaps a little bit thinner this year.
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More worrying for England is that they seem to have overlooked the opportunity to renew themselves: only three uncapped players were picked in Jones's opening squad, with future stars like Eliot Daly left out altogether.
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In a perhaps more worrying sign for policymakers, core inflation, which excludes volatile energy and food prices, also slowed, raising fears that low energy prices are feeding into the price of other goods and services.
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BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley has stated that his company's partnerships have "no strings attached," but these released documents suggest that the public's longtime concerns are founded, while breeding further and even more worrying ones.
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More worrying for sellers, China repeatedly sought to sell West African cargoes it was assigned through long-standing agreements with producers via the publicly visible Platts Window instead of shipping them home, but attracted little enthusiasm.
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"The euro area PMI data paint an ever more worrying picture of the state of the manufacturing sector, but at the same time the service sector continues to defy gravity," said Jan von Gerich at Nordea.
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Turkey's main stock index tumbled for a second day and, more worrying for foreign investors, there was a surge in both Turkish money market rates and the cost of insuring exposure to the country's sovereign debt.
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The investigation into possible collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia is a "serious issue," but there may be more worrying matters to focus on, former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff told CNBC on Tuesday.
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There are more worrying indicators too — like newer cars recording drivers' eye movements, the weight of people in the front seats and whether the driver's smartphone was connected to the car — pointing to targeted uses of data.
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More worrying for the GOP now is that Trump's remarks hijacked several days' worth of opportunities to tell an economic story the party views as its central argument in this year's midterms: The stock market is booming.
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I would love to intern more while I have this time of my studies, but I just can't afford it—what's even more worrying is intern experience is almost vital for the jobs I want to get.
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"But given the potential for use of uranium metal in nuclear weapons research and development activities, the presence of even small quantities of undeclared uranium metal in Iran today would raise even more worrying questions," it added.
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On the other hand, he said that the world had been slow to act and each report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations agency that tracks emissions, was more worrying than the last.
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Whoever is found to be behind the attack, said Marin Ivezic, a cybersecurity partner at PwC in Hong Kong, the way the hackers used freely available tools so effectively may be what makes this campaign more worrying.
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While the Brexiters led a misleading and mendacious campaign that was disturbing in its brazenness, Prime Minister Theresa May's refusal to confirm unequivocally the acquired rights of EU citizens living in the UK is much more worrying.
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More worrying, these traditional "limited partners" to venture firms are already over-allocated to venture as an asset class because the cadence of fundraising has been faster than ever in recent years while exits have been comparatively slow.
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"More than the German political developments, the concerns over a rising trade conflict is more worrying for global markets at this stage and that is going to keep risk appetite muted," Commerzbank FX analyst Esther Maria Reichelt said.
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Concerns about pollution are perhaps all the more worrying given the arrival of Princess Cruise Lines, which — alongside its parent company, Carnival Corporation — has been heavily fined for committing serious environmental crimes in other parts of the world.
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For millions of Mexicans, nothing could be more worrying than the United States military operating in Mexico on the orders of a president as unpredictable as Mr. Trump, someone who has made several racist remarks about their countrymen.
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Possibly more worrying is another poll suggesting that 50 percent of people view Le Pen as having made a better start in the runoff campaign, while just 43 percent say Macron has come out of the traps ahead.
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While the Steamboat eruptions are unusual, what would be far more worrying would be the water in the hydrothermal systems drying up, which could indicate that the super hot magma deep below was making its way to the surface.
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A decline in domestic demand was the biggest reason the economy shrank as strong typhoons and a powerful earthquake halted factories and stifled consumption, although economists say this disruption was temporary and the decline in exports is more worrying.
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With China's exports slowing, "what's more worrying is an even sharper slowdown in China's imports flags risks of supply-chain effects hurting rest of Asia for which China remain a major market," Varathan said in a note on Monday.
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"What is more worrying than this increase ... is that we are seeing sustained measles transmission in countries that had not previously seen measles transmission for many years," said Martin Friede, acting director of WHO's immunization, vaccines and biologicals division.
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Without engaging the question of whether this reflects a lifelong stutter or a more worrying decline, the simple fact is that Biden performs worst on the metric that media professionals judge most harshly, and most confidently: clarity of communication.
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A decline in domestic demand was the biggest reason the economy shrank, as strong typhoons and a powerful earthquake halted factories and stifled consumption, although economists say this disruption was temporary and the decline in exports is more worrying.
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Even more worrying, top American military officers say, is that the maneuvers could be used as a pretext to increase Russia's military presence in Belarus, a central European nation that borders three critical NATO allies: Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.
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More worrying is Tate's tendency—I say tendency, it's more of a ritual—of running out to the center of the cage at the start of the fight, throwing her right hand, and immediately getting hit square in the face.
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Though he denies the accusation, what is even more worrying for Ozturk's friends at NATO and his family, are the photos which were taken of him in the hours after his detention in which he appears to have been beaten.
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Even more worrying for the defense and security communities: Climate projections almost unanimously show that conflict-prone countries in the Middle East, northern Africa and southern Europe will become increasingly drier and hotter in coming decades due to the warming planet.
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"Looking at the prices increase in the lower tier cities is more worrying as most markets aren't as liquid; it's looks a bit like desperation," he said, noting that the property market started moving up after Asian markets crashed last year.
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The fact that four out of five of these countries were fighting extremist Islamist ideologies as well as economic pain due to low oil prices was all the more worrying as it made them more vulnerable, Croft told CNBC on Monday.
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They're probably too busy chewing on the chip on their shoulder over not getting into Oxbridge to go K-crazy but still, good on them for eschewing one of the more worrying drug-related trends of the last few years.
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Over the last few years, a calmer Krazy Horse has spent his time slogging away on the regional circuit, amassing a tough 4-6 record in his last 10 fights, and a more worrying 6-14 record in his last 20.
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Perhaps more worrying to some Sanders supporters, the Massachusetts progressive also overtook her colleague from Vermont with what has traditionally been his most reliable bloc of support: voters under 35, among whom Warren now leads in Iowa, 27% to Sanders' 22%.
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" "More worrying is the fact that the market really hasn't responded to the further escalation of trade risks not so much with the United States and Mexico which is likely to go way but with the United States and China.
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The economic side is perhaps more worrying because it means exacerbation of a dynamic already in play — what Harvard economist Dani Rodrick has called "premature de-industrialization," in which poorer countries barely or never get to see the fruits of a manufacturing economy.
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"Reversal of free trade is a concern for our business, but what's more worrying is a weaker U.S. military presence in East Asia, which could embolden China to take control of the power vacuum in the region," wrote a manager at an electrical machinery company.
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Not long after, he got a call alerting him to an alligator in a tent at the golf course, but he was waiting to hear if it was a "small, not a problem" alligator, as he put it, or a bigger, more worrying one.
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What's more worrying, though, is if the change in odor comes with other symptoms, like abdominal pain, fatigue, or loss of appetite — this could be a sign of a bigger issue, such as celiac disease (an autoimmune disorder triggered by eating gluten) or an infection.
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More worrying, though, is the fact that without even breaking any rules, most diesel vehicles – which are the mainstay of European manufacturers' sales – chuck out many times more unsavory chemicals into the atmosphere than the aforementioned Planet Lab Test, according to the latest research.
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The very fact that Jeffress is using his position as de facto White House evangelical spokesperson — a position Trump seems all too keen to allow him — to argue in the public sphere that God has granted a leader to do "whatever" is more worrying still.
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More worrying, in a 2011 survey, half of Canadian parents reported feeling that newer vaccines are less safe than older ones, and 43 per cent said they're more worried about vaccine safety than they were five years earlier, the same CMAJ Open paper says.
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When the company announced that it's making another Metal Gear game— Metal Gear Survive—without Kojima, and more worrying still, that it would use The Phantom Pain's engine to create a game in the trendy survival-zombie genre, fans of the series were understanbly worried.
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More worrying, and perhaps of greater consequence, Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, appeared to play into Mr Bolton's hands on May 8th by declaring that Iran would stop complying with some of its commitments under the nuclear deal it signed with America and other world powers in 2015.
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Some of the other inconsistencies are a little more worrying: While more than 90% of hospital policies in the study require the patient to not have a pupil response, only about 60% require an absence of spontaneous breathing, and only 22.6% require an absence of jaw reflexes.
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A second and more worrying lesson from Friday's arrests was that yet more people surfaced who have not yet been in the official accounts but seem to be connected to the network of jihadis in Belgium and in France, a network whose full size is not known.
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"I don't feel as if I know any more about her negotiating objectives today than I did six months ago, and probably what's more worrying than that, I'm not sure she knows more about her negotiating objectives than she did back then as well," Sturgeon told the BBC.
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It also speaks to the larger, and perhaps more worrying, trend of the increased difficulty of repairing gadgets without a manufacturer's blessing: Apple protecting the data of its users is admirable, of course, but doing so in a manner that diminishes their freedom to repair is difficult to swallow.
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More worrying than its scale was the fact that the raiders hijacked bank personnel's access to SWIFT, a highly secure (or so it was thought) messaging system that connects 11,000 financial institutions and sends around 25m messages a day, helping to settle billions of dollars-worth of transactions.
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Even more worrying for Republicans is that Democratic candidates have had success in areas Trump won easily in 2016, including a special election for a US Senate seat in Alabama in December, and then in March when Democrat Conor Lamb won a House seat in western Pennsylvania's deep-red steel country.
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RIC=GBBOEI%0.53DECI By Patrick Graham LONDON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Sterling pulled back on Monday from highs against the dollar hit late last week, as a manufacturing sector survey brought more worrying signs on the economy ahead of a Bank of England meeting expected to cut interest rates to a new record low.
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That's bad, but more worrying is the fact that Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Daniel R. Coats, identified an increase in migration from Central America as a national security threat in the Worldwide Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community that he presented to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Jan.
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Pope Francis on Saturday told oil executives and other key energy sector figures at the Vatican that the world's transformation to clean energy was an "epochal" challenge, and that companies' continued search for new sources of fossil fuels was "even more worrying" than the already high levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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A: I've coined the concept in order to encircle what seems to be an increasingly more prevalent, and increasingly more worrying, phenomenon in contemporary urban development, namely the cliché-like way that many developers and designers talk about and deal with urban environments in general and public areas and places more specifically.
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More worrying for Israelis, Shapiro said, is Trump's apparent inaction in the face of bold Iranian aggression — such as the summer attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, the downing of a U.S. drone, and the attack on Saudi oil facilities last month — despite reports of retaliatory U.S. cyber attacks.
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No more worrying whether your four-legged friend is chewing on the furniture, turning your living room into a bathroom or secretly trying to kill the cat… While the FURBO lets you spy on your fur baby, it also has the ability to toss your pampered pooch a biscuit or two when you're not around.
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On Friday, Motherboard reported that a teenager allegedly behind the hacks of CIA Director John Brennan, and a host of other audacious breaches, was recently arrested in the East Midlands, UK. But despite the arrest of the alleged hacker, more worrying details about the extent of the hack are continuing to come to light.
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Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University, told Insider it's rare to charge someone with manslaughter over another person's suicide, so the fact that both recent cases involved female defendants may at this point be nothing more than a coincidence — but it could also point to a larger, more worrying trend of gender bias in the criminal justice system.
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China's GDP growth already hit its lowest level in three decades at 6.1% last year amid its protracted trade war with the U.S. For Dalio, who has a net worth of $18 billion and whose fund has made its clients almost $60 billion since it was founded 45 years ago, what's far more worrying are longer-term issues like wealth inequality.
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While the new charts of infection rates look much more worrying, the number of recoveries is also on the rise, providing some hope that the situation is still moving in the right direction, said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG. Auto stocks slid 0.8% after data showed auto sales in China likely fell 18% in January, their 19th straight month of decline, with the virus outbreak further hurting demand.
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For an even more worrying take on the subject, see security legend Bruce Schneier's essay "Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet," written, with typical perspicacity, before the recent spate of attacks: Someone is extensively testing the core defensive capabilities of the companies that provide critical Internet services … It feels like a nation's military cybercommand trying to calibrate its weaponry in the case of cyberwar … What can we do about this?
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But elevating and exalting process over outcomes is also a lot easier to do when the outcome doesn't really matter that much, and the signal failures of this body of tactical retreats in recent years—think of Obama's principled dedication, in the Affordable Care Act, to crafting A Deal Everyone Could Live With instead of one that would keep the maximum number of people alive—speak to something worse and more worrying than haplessness.
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On perhaps the biggest issue of the referendum campaign, Johnson was out of step with those who backed his calls to leave the EU. In 2013, he described himself as "probably about the only politician I know of who is actually willing to stand up and say that he's pro-immigration" and as London mayor he praised the contribution made by immigrants to the UK. In a leadership bid he would have been forced to reconcile that stance with the fact that many Leave supporters voted for greater controls over immigration—and the more worrying development that the referendum result has led to a reported increase in hate crimes.
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