And Trump's clear frustration -- and nervousness(?) -- about it.
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It's not really nervousness as much as it is excitement.
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It's thrilling, but there's also an underlying sense of nervousness.
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There's underlying nervousness about politics, interest rates and emerging markets.
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The dollar fell on Monday, suggesting investor nervousness was limited.
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Demonstrations are heavily policed, reflecting official nervousness over popular unrest.
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She recalled feeling a range of emotions: anger, fear, nervousness.
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But I channeled my nervousness and turned it into excitement.
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But it does create some nervousness for this week's game.
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"There's that sense of nervousness of the unknown," she said.
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Mild side effects include dizziness, tiredness, weakness, nervousness, and diarrhea.
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Nervousness and exhaustion have contributed to heightened anxiety and paranoia.
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It was a long morning of anticipation, nervousness and expectation.
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This proposal hints at the Kremlin's nervousness about Western influence.
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Yet the hype conceals rising nervousness among the fintech participants.
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She went for a run to burn off some nervousness.
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However, investor nervousness around North Korea appears to have eased.
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A frisson of nervousness is still running through the market.
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One major source of investor nervousness has improved: bond yields.
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He said there had been nervousness in Asian markets Monday.
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The South Korean government seemed to express nervousness about Trump's remarks.
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Right. I just had so much nervousness over investing in something.
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But Turkish banks' dollar bonds generally reflect investors' nervousness, Bushehri said.
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"There's a nervousness — one wants to believe that message," Kempe said.
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On Weibo, people express their nervousness about their ID pictures constantly.
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Although the CAP is unpopular, fiddling with the system provokes nervousness.
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Weak data from China added to the nervousness stemming from Brexit.
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I also have lots of anxiety and nervousness when I perform.
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Amid the swelling pride in Moscow, there is also much nervousness.
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But the jump in yields also reflects a bout of nervousness.
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Survivors may experience uncharacteristic feelings of stress, fear, anxiety, and nervousness.
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There was nervousness about how far the EU could go however.
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A genuine and unfamiliar expression — nervousness — crept across Mr. Trump's face.
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Nervousness goes with interviewing like scrambled eggs goes with hash browns.
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People just have to shake off their nervousness and jump in.
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But there is good reason for nervousness, in China and elsewhere.
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That nervousness (that) started before the round and all the preparations.
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There was an understandable nervousness in Kyiv as Trump was inaugurated.
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Companies in particular have shown nervousness about the lack of clarity.
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There was some nervousness beforehand that it would be somehow … off.
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"So market nervousness around this issue will linger for a while."
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Excitement, nervousness, and said brown liquor makes you have to pee.
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Ms. Chang was so sleepy she didn't notice Mr. Mateo's nervousness.
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"It is reflective of the nervousness of political parties," Verniers said.
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Nervousness is somehow spilling over into Spanish and Portuguese borrowing costs.
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Whether out of confusion, nervousness, or pure exhaustion, it's hard to know.
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Some grinders expressed slight nervousness at having a lawyer in their midst.
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As time marches on, the nervousness increases, eventually becoming nigh-on unbearable.
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"There is unquestionably quite a lot of nervousness about this," he said.
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The euphoria that greeted Abiy's reforms has turned to nervousness and uncertainty.
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Not to mention Prince Harry, whose nervousness and adorable expressions were priceless.
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"There certainly is nervousness," he told reporters after the bank's annual meeting.
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The nervousness translated into this sort of attitude when people saw us.
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But Mr Park notes that there is much nervousness within individual industries.
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Meanwhile speculative positions remain broadly negative and derivatives continue to signal nervousness.
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Five months later, the nervousness percolating within Snap has not gone away.
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There is a lot of nervousness about genetic tinkering with food plants.
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That nervousness is unlikely to have been soothed by recent media appearances.
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Shire fell 113 percent on nervousness over the price offered for Baxalta.
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Trump is trying to look tough, but his actions betray nervousness, fear.
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How do we move past any shame and nervousness we might feel?
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Anytime you've got a lot of rain, there's a lot of nervousness.
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Analysts said nervousness about fourth-quarter earnings added to the bearish tone.
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Nervousness over North Korea and debt-ceiling discussions have rattled markets worldwide.
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"That's a nervousness that's endemic to the nature of art," he said.
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Republicans, while not ready to abandon Mr. Trump, showed signs of nervousness.
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The markers include crazy drivers, brightly dressed crowds and nervousness about hygiene.
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And that nervousness can feed on itself, leading to further selling pressure.
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We hope that people can still see their nervousness, depression, and regret.
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I did not feel anxiety or nervousness about what was to come.
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Clinton did apparently little to comfort the nervousness of an economically changing landscape.
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With markets nearly 10 percent higher since then, the nervousness is even greater.
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Gold hit a two-month high of $1,278 an ounce amid the nervousness.
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A close look at Deutsche's capital position implies that the nervousness is overdone.
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I don't know if she sensed my nervousness, but she didn't show it.
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Crude oil prices sank on Tuesday on nervousness ahead of the OPEC meeting.
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Gold hit a two-month high of $11.103,211.10 an ounce amid the nervousness.
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Yet the mood among British carmakers is a mixture of nervousness and gloom.
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Until that clears a little bit, I think there'll still be some nervousness.
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"Nervousness over macroeconomic concerns is keeping discipline on credit," said a loan trader.
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But as the days ticks by, my nervousness morphs into something more unsettling.
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But the event reflected a nervousness that's widely shared across Asia—is China
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"There is nervousness about Trump among Europeans at NATO," said one European diplomat.
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This will cause some nervousness in the currency market in the coming days.
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There is, however, still a lot of nervousness for newcomers to the currency.
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Still, these are exceptions, whether because of nervousness or plain old secularist bias.
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Other people he has asked outside of politics, he said, have expressed nervousness.
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I don't really know, so that anxiety has turned into nervousness and fear.
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"There's a lot of nervousness about the security of their wealth," he says.
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I feel like, as an artist, you're always going to have that nervousness.
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The sheer amount of the spending may explain some of Wall Street's nervousness.
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In private conversation, even Democrats who are broadly supportive of him betray nervousness.
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Within his campaign before the caucuses, there was a profound sense of nervousness.
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In the middle is a Latino community where nervousness and fear have grown.
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Yet among winemakers, there is some nervousness about the influx of cannabis entrepreneurs.
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Over the years, I don't think the nervousness of watching the results diminished.
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The former intelligence official agreed, saying the Saudis especially have reason for nervousness.
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Yet, wearing dingy clothes and moving with fidgety nervousness, he conveys Wozzeck's insecurity.
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Markets worldwide showed signs of nervousness, with investors turning to safe-haven assets.
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"There was a lot of nervousness about [Calipari's] personal safety in Philadelphia," he said.
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I felt a familiar nervousness rise in my chest and a preemptive scowl forming.
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That is consistent with a nervousness about the future, though of a different sort.
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Standard Chartered has also had to contend with increasing nervousness about the banking sector.
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It's all the good things though, it's excitement, it's nervousness, it's all that stuff.
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Patients said symptoms included memory problems, brain fog, difficulty concentrating, irritability, nervousness and sadness.
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There is nervousness in Juárez, too, because of a rise in murders this year.
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Meanwhile, the NWS also pointed with a little nervousness at this weekend's full moon.
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"You'd sense his nervousness, but you'd never see that in his demeanor," Maranto says.
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"After the first game we played, my nervousness went away," Ado recently told reporters.
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"You take that nervousness and you translate it into energy of action," he said.
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Despite widespread nervousness about Deutsche Bank's ultimate fate, nothing so dire seems imminent — yet.
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Navarro told Business Insider that we've evolved to display nervousness without using any words.
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The nervousness and anxiety stemming from the coronavirus tailspin are eating into investors' confidence.
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And when you think about that, is it the money-making or the nervousness?
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"They had this nervousness that they'd just talk instead of working," Ms. Sumner said.
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I'm not going to lie, I got a flash of nervousness yesterday about Trump.
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"I was just trying to loosen up to get my nervousness out," he said.
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In my nervousness in the presence of the former Vice President, I nodded yes.
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Asian stocks slipped on Wednesday and European markets also opened lower, underlying investor nervousness.
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Their nervousness also makes sense, given their experiences: Many millennials have seen investments collapse.
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"You're getting a heightened degree of nervousness, not full panic quite yet," Cashin said.
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Some reported irritability and nervousness, with two meeting criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Higher doses can lead to caffeine intoxication, with its shakiness, nervousness, and irregular heartbeat.
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"There's a nervousness here that Republicans are not energized about doing nothing," Blendon said.
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Despite this nervousness, Wall Street is on pace to notch a banner annual performance.
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They are inclined to trust Trump to handle it, albeit not without some nervousness.
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The morning show's hosts expressed nervousness about where Buttigieg was going with his quip.
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The phenomenon is partly due to nervousness about the euro zone and its banks.
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But these same lawmakers have largely pushed aside this nervousness to support their president.
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Their nervousness grew in November as Malaysia imposed controls on the movement of money.
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However, nervousness over the lingering U.S.-Sino trade war kept bullish bets in check.
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"There's obviously nervousness coming from locals as they look to dollarize their portfolios," he said.
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That's a point of nervousness for investors as yield inversions tend to precede economic downturn.
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Investor nervousness ahead of Sunday's French election made itself felt in currency and debt markets.
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Market participants noted nervousness ahead of the U.S. presidential vote that has dominated global headlines.
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Run-of-the-mill nervousness and severe anxiety, however, are not one and the same.
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Japan's Nikkei share average dropped on nervousness ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
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"The nervousness on the starting grid is a shadow of what it was," Stewart said.
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The move highlights the nervousness among investors about betting heavily on oil in either direction.
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Those who were not prescribed the medication and ingest it may experience nervousness and headaches.
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The gathering of G20 financial leaders in Washington this weekend has also created some nervousness.
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Investors have been cautiously optimistic about U.S.-China trade progress, but nervousness has bred volatility.
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"Fear is a strong word, but apprehension and nervousness, that was always there," Christine said.
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But there were signs of nervousness: Photos showed long lines at ATMs and at banks.
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But Trump's nervousness about Biden convinced him he had to damage Biden at any cost.
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Why it matters: The protests show Israel's growing nervousness over the Iranian buildup in Syria.
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Except he has one tell, a tic that betrays a smidgen of mortal human nervousness.
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It's the same with public speaking or any situation where nervousness is to be expected.
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"Handicapping it is extremely difficult, and contributing to the overall nervousness of investors," he said.
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I mean, because you do have nervousness, I think, everywhere about these things flying around.
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The Ducks' win is likely to add to the nervousness of teams on the bubble.
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"With nervousness about their decimated stock portfolios comes insecurity about real estate valuations," Frigan said.
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The polls in South Carolina give grounds for both reassurance and nervousness for Biden supporters.
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"I&aposm not going to lie, I got a flash of nervousness yesterday about Trump."
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All this fed into the nervousness I already felt about being in groups of people.
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Proponents also contend kombucha helps rheumatism, gout, hemorrhoids, nervousness and liver function and fights cancer.
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It was with his record, and Democratic nervousness about whether he could win in November.
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He spoke of his nervousness at meeting the young woman and the idea of marriage.
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Too much caffeine can lead to insomnia, nervousness, irritability and even an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Both Lino and Camper described an atmosphere of nervousness, concern and fear for black workers.
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The index fell in the past sessions on growing nervousness before the U.S. presidential election.
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There's usually a little bit of nervousness for the first or even the second show.
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"I think there'll be a lot of nervousness about not repeating that mistake," Huffman said.
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"I know there have been some internal conversations and real nervousness about it," he said.
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As he pushed deeper into the caverns deep below the planet's SR388, nervousness crept in.
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The second half began much as the first, with both teams playing cautiously and showing nervousness.
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If you're someone who is highly prone to stultifying bouts of nervousness, don't beat yourself up.
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In early action on Tuesday, the bond market registered more nervousness about a possible Fernandez presidency.
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I think this her way to calm me down and minimize my nervousness during the tournament.
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Whether their fears come to fruition, their nervousness as a fact of itself is incredibly important.
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"There's been some real nervousness on the part of investors," David Aurelio of Thomson Reuters said.
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And the laughter, with the way she's holding her head down, could indicate anxiety or nervousness.
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Crude oil prices dropped nearly 4 percent on Tuesday on nervousness ahead of the OPEC meeting.
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Idk. Seeing this Coachella goers jamming to BABY SHARK makes my nervousness go away shskskskshsks pic.twitter.
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The dollar, the world's most liquid currency, tends to perform well during bouts of investor nervousness.
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The Indian stock market was down around 0.5 percent, but the nervousness was evident in Mumbai.
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The music is a push factor against the demons of anxiety and nervousness before a competition.
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But a rush in option markets to protect against further sterling slides shows nervousness is growing.
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My nervousness isn't pitted in fear, as much as realizing that this is important to me.
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Nervousness is holding people back from spending more, reinforcing America's status as a slow-growth economy.
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If the vacuum persists for too long, there will of course be nervousness among the population.
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Each time Charlotte would get up in front of a crowd she'd be wracked with nervousness.
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Groban: If you're nominated, there's always that tension and nervousness, whether anybody shows it or not.
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As a reflection of the nervousness, German 10-year bond yields dipped to five-week lows.
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As Miles, Moore finds the right combination of heroic determination and first-day-of-school nervousness.
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If it is meant to allay fears and nervousness, it very visibly does not do that.
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I've talked to kids today and this morning, my family, you can just hear the nervousness.
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"Trump just exacerbates all these things, raising the nervousness of an already jittery situation," he said.
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"Come on, man," I responded, with a lightness that I hoped hid the nervousness I felt.
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This may be attributed to nervousness or kickers being tired at the end of the game.
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Despite their nervousness regarding the future, foreign investors like Mark Mobius remain optimistic on the region.
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He describes his side effects: nervousness, joint pain, an inability to ball up his fists, fatigue.
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There was such a different nervousness, such a different placement of your feet and your stance.
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A few stamped hooves and rolled their eyes with nervousness at the sensation of changing altitude.
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Traders speculated some nervousness around the coming Fed hike caused some investors to sell on Thursday.
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VIX, which measures investor nervousness, breached its warning threshold of 20, rising as high as 21.2.
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As a result, markets worldwide showed signs of nervousness, with investors turning to safe-haven assets.
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"Political and economic uncertainty had caused nervousness surrounding job security," IHS Markit economist Joe Hayes said.
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As we saw with German elections, investors are not exhibiting any signs of nervousness just yet.
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But I do wonder how much more of Tilly's nervousness is a disservice to her character.
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Risso, the nervousness of the week finally dissipating, stood in the throng with a beatific grin.
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"There's definitely a little bit of nervousness for my car, which is parked outside," she said.
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But, blame the Balinese air — I booked an appointment and waited with growing nervousness as it approached.
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But Broadbent highlighted a sense of nervousness about Britain's economic prospects that also weighed on the outlook.
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Not for the first time, Indonesian nervousness risks making the country appear weaker than it actually is.
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It certainly only adds to the collective nervousness pumping through the veins of my team of 12.
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" —Breana Knight, Colorado "Waiting for Breana to ride I do feel this sense of nervousness and excitement.
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Emerging and other markets slammed by nervousness about Turkey since last week will recover, some analysts said.
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Financial markets have had a torrid Wednesday given the nervousness over the outcome of the U.S. election.
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Trying to quit nicotine can lead to serious withdrawal symptoms, including nervousness, restlessness, anxiety, sleepiness, and fatigue.
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Still, the dollar was capped by nervousness about Tuesday's economic dialogue between the United States and Japan.
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It was a good terrified, though, a good nervousness in my stomach like, 'This is my chance.
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Do you feel any nervousness or anxiety over the fact that your life has changed so much?
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"There's some nervousness ahead of that," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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"Those rumours are in our view the embodiment of the market's nervousness," Mizuho strategist Peter Chatwell said.
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My alcohol-fueled behavior was definitely driven by nervousness, but the availability of booze is by design.
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Common side effects include headache, stomachache, trouble sleeping, nausea, decreased appetite and nervousness, according to the guide.
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Gold rose 23.6 percent to $248,22.5 an ounce, while oil prices were swept lower by investor nervousness.
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I think that nervousness and anxiety really stemmed from the worst-case scenarios while underneath the knife.
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"I don't see that nervousness disappearing even after the elections," said economist Greg Daco at Oxford Economics.
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A hundred Democratic press releases couldn't be more damning than this visible GOP nervousness about their nominee.
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" The vibe in America post-crash, Stanek said, was "one of nervousness around ostentatious displays of wealth.
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Some of the nervousness about calling Father Hamel a holy martyr reflects the limits of that imagination.
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Stage fright, or nervousness before or during a performance, is a very real form of social anxiety.
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I never had a relationship in high school and, out of nervousness, declined some opportunities in college.
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Allison Davis, a writer on "David Makes Man," remembers walking into the writers' room with some nervousness.
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That nervousness may be reflected in the Democrats' decision to hold a longer retreat than the Republicans.
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Her nervousness was especially exacerbated after seeing how much press coverage she was getting before the event.
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The dollar, the world's most liquid currency, has tended to perform well during bouts of investor nervousness.
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"If they go up in the short term because of nervousness is hard to tell," he said.
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That's like a dance on a volcano given the nervousness of investors in currency and bond markets.
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Reflecting lingering investor nervousness, yields on U.S. 217-year Treasury notes fell, hitting an 232-month low.
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Is there a nervousness right now among you given all of the macro stuff going on in Brazil?
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There is some nervousness existing about studying or pointing out biological differences of different populations and different races.
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But the nervousness will persist until Trump visits Europe in person to deliver those sentiments publicly as president.
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Nervousness about that vote, as well as Greece's interminable debt crises, have put pressure on bond yields recently.
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All this is elevating the level of nervousness for investors, particularly retail shareholders, Morningstar analyst David Ellis said.
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Sometimes I feel that there's a nervousness about things on the more avant-garde end of the spectrum.
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DuVernay, whose work on previous films have been critically acclaimed, spoke candidly about her nervousness about this film.
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Of course, there's a nervousness that comes with any kind of networking event when you don't know anyone.
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On the day of "flying," I arrived at the studio early, cracking awkward jokes to ease my nervousness.
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Concern about the health of the king and nervousness over the succession have played into the political tension.
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They complain that drugs like Ritalin increase the restlessness and nervousness that was problematic in the first place.
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Currency traders typically move into the yen from the dollar and riskier currencies in times of geopolitical nervousness.
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Despite the nervousness in the bond market, Kaplan said the Fed should keep raising its benchmark interest rate.
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So, yes, I think the closer events get the more market nervousness we will see around the outcomes.
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Recent events in Russia, with which all three states share a land border, have brought on new nervousness.
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His hope is that nervousness about the alternatives to membership will swing many voters back into his camp.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit nervousness, underperformed European stocks and was down 0.1 percent.
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The humans' faces move through a gamut of expressions, conveying their discomfort, surprise, unease, nervousness, and eventually euphoria.
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Nevertheless, nervousness is expected to prevail for the next 24 hours as liquidity stays on the lower side.
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But there has been little sign of nervousness among investors with government borrowing costs close to record lows.
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"I was nervous first of all, but happy that I could win out over my nervousness," she said.
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A nervousness spurred in part by higher rates has rolled through emerging markets, such as Turkey and Argentina.
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"Clearly there is still an underlying sense of nervousness," said J. J. Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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There is also growing nervousness about persistent online efforts to attack and steal voter information from state websites.
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There was some nervousness before Johnny Gaudreau re-signed, but now that he has, it's full steam ahead.
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But admiration can lead to an extreme case of nervousness in the presence of the star you admire.
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Nervousness is reinforced by canceled warrants or material earmarked for delivery at above 30 percent of the total.
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"I have not seen or heard any nervousness or skittishness from foreign buyers," said Ms. Liebman of Corcoran.
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After all, Kristen is prone to nervousness, pushing her tortoiseshell glasses onto her forehead and rubbing her temples.
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You're craving freedom and flexibility on a deep level—and nervousness may take over if you feel stifled.
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"It's another factor that's affecting the volatility and the level of nervousness in the market," Mr. Pagh said.
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The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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Still, for P.R.I. supporters in the State of Mexico, Sunday was a day of unusual tension and nervousness.
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"There is a lot of nervousness around the elections," said Lisa Thompson, equity portfolio manager at Capital Group.
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The emergence of that draft has produced cries of opposition among Democrats and nervousness in some Republican quarters.
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U.S. crude was hovering near the $63 mark in choppy trading, causing some nervousness among investors on Thursday.
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Yet in rowing back on "bribery" and "extortion" Democrats may have betrayed a nervousness about levels of proof.
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If nervousness wins and investors decide to reduce risk across the board, the outcome for investment grade remains uncertain.
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When just starting out, an acting coach saw Tawfiq's nervousness and asked him to wear fabric that comforted him.
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Welch opened up to me about the nervousness he experienced when getting his first pedicure in his early 20s.
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Officers in Budapest use closed-circuit television cameras and one-way mirrors to watch passengers for signs of nervousness.
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But such a design, which accords with German nervousness about fiscal transfers, might not be enough in deep downturns.
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I thought that nail biting was a sign of nervousness or anxiety, but research shows that's not necessarily true.
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I was right back to having full-blown panic attacks, waves of nervousness sweeping up and down my limbs.
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Curb your nervousness about bright horizontal striped tights by wearing them with a midi length dress that's equally loud.
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Japan has also suffered from nervousness surrounding China's economic slowdown, as well as concerns over the country's monetary policy.
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But one contributing factor is the increasing stock market nervousness about whether the GOP will deliver on tax reform.
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There was a little nervousness for me; but, as time went on, I got to playing and got comfortable.
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Broader cash markets painted a broader picture of calm despite the underlying nervousness building up in the derivative markets.
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"He missed a huge opportunity in Brussels to take some of this nervousness out of the market," Techau said.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield — which moves inversely to the price — has recently sparked some nervousness among investors.
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"No signs of strain or nervousness", remarked a dazzled New York Times the next day—on its front page.
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There was remaining nervousness over South Africa's sacking of its respected finance minister, which sent the rand tumbling again.
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The Emirati foreign minister, in a sign of his country's nervousness, says it is too early to assign blame.
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The National Transformation Program is undergoing a retrofit and there is some unfounded nervousness by investors in the kingdom.
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There are few feelings more recognizable to fans than that of the nervousness that comes with a big lead.
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"I think there's a lot of nervousness when people start thinking about investing in a designer's company," Enever said.
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We call our list The Matrix, and I try to hide my nervousness about eating my way through it.
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Its reputation is now on the line with signs of nervousness emerging after the crash among passengers and operators.
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"There's a lot of nervousness about the situation in the Middle East, particularly in Iraq, right now," Kilduff said.
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Gains were tentative amid nervousness as talks between the world's two largest economies kicked off in the Chinese capital.
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For some stutterers, nervousness may influence the severity of the impediment, but it is not a cause of the condition.
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"In a world of populism, there is nervousness about whether it will get re-funded," said Novartis CEO Vasant Narasimhan.
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It's not just the Bank of America report suggesting that the strong stock market performance belies nervousness beneath the surface.
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The Market Volatility Index, which measures investor nervousness began to dip below its warning threshold of 20 in early March.
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Also, brain trauma causes people to repeat themselves and have flat facial expressions, demonstrating a nervousness not indicative of remorse.
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Though those moves were reversed the following day and yields remain very low, the move hints at a lurking nervousness.
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However, Cairns described the nervousness as limited on Wednesday, with investors cautious ahead of European parliament elections beginning on Thursday.
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Compared to my nervousness from the earlier years, I now see Met Gala as a huge reunion with many friends.
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Nervousness remained ahead of tech giant Apple's results following recent noises from suppliers about a sharp drop in iPhone demand.
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Grant said the jovial atmosphere on the film's set helped him conquer some serious nervousness over co-starring with Streep.
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"US earnings have been mixed, so in addition to a bit of supply, we still see some nervousness," he said.
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Nervousness about the ongoing contraction among Chinese manufacturers despite Beijing's surprise devaluation in August sent traders to embrace the yen.
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But Hightower is no cipher: Throughout, we sense her character's intelligence and nervousness, quietly taking in information and absorbing it.
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" What's next: "The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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Investor nervousness around crude oil seems even more extreme, with oil's implied volatility at almost triple that of the SPY.
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In the bond market, there was some nervousness ahead of the report, as economists downgraded GDP forecasts after Thursday's data.
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When her fourth child was old enough to receive an MMR, she expressed her nervousness about vaccines to the doctor.
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Some people are aware there might not be a next job for a while, so there's nervousness about job security.
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But an investigation into that impairment by the Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of Justice has added to nervousness.
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He rarely grants interviews (his last was in November 2016), though that enigmatic tendency is born largely out of nervousness.
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But amygdalin is actually converted into cyanide in the body, a poison that can cause nausea, headaches, insomnia, and nervousness.
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To help answer these questions, Chevy has launched a new website to help folks overcome their nervousness about electric cars.
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As Mr Simms tells it, the answer lies partly in post-imperial illusions and partly in nervousness over sharing sovereignty.
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Some of his fans quoted his every word; others expressed nervousness that he might formally drop out of the race.
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His nerve and his nervousness were particular to the chemistry of his own body—a chemistry that, ultimately, failed him.
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With elections looming in the Netherlands, France, Germany, and possibly Italy, this year, the nervousness among Davos attendees is palpable.
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Nervousness about Britain's vote on leaving the European Union was probably behind the latest surge in demand for the bonds.
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I decided, as normal people watching celebrities often do, that these traits — nervousness, nice wrap dress, sweet smile — were endearing.
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Jess: I suppose that's what makes us more confident, the nervousness and then forgetting about it when you have Chris.
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That nervousness has resulted in Republicans outspending Democrats by more than $2000 million and mischaracterizing it as a Democrat district.
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Sensing Braden's nervousness, he told Braden to call his mother, but that there was no way it could be real.
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With Foote now running the show, investors showed some nervousness about whether the executive can deliver on Harrison's ambitious plans.
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The look of suppressed nervousness on Collins's face as he is being suited up on the morning of the flight.
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She exhibited a level of vulnerability, possibly nervousness that softened the homespun sneer she can sometimes exhibit in her briefings.
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Analysts said investors' end-of-month portfolio rebalancing as well as nervousness about the virus was also supporting the dollar.
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If anyone had nervousness now, I would just say look at Automattic's 14-year history or WordPress' 16-year history.
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But in between repeating the protesting-too-much passage about nervousness, she and Ms. Kalman and the actors all dance.
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T.'s classmates and their partners are very nice and easy-going, which helps me get over my nervousness quickly.
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Each show will explore emotions triggered by leaving home and will offer coping skills for anger, frustration, nervousness and loneliness.
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"There's a lot of nervousness in Hollywood about how this gets interpreted — there are so many freelance creatives," says King.
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The actors were not professionals and their nervousness was palpable, but their performance felt authentic; the art was the assimilation.
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Car sales in the country have plunged in recent months as consumers show signs of nervousness over slowing economic growth.
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They include cravings, nervousness, restlessness, irritability, mood lability, anxiety, drowsiness, sleep disturbances, impaired concentration, increased appetite, headache, and weight gain.
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But he expressed optimism about where trade talks might be heading, despite nervousness about getting a deal done with China.
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The shutdown stalemate is creating increasing nervousness on Capitol Hill, especially among Republicans seeking re-election in Democratic-leaning states.
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There seems to be a nervousness that the driver problem, as it were, could cast a shadow over their public debuts.
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As for profitability in the meantime, Wu says Opendoor isn't focused on it just now, despite nervousness in the investor market.
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The trigger for early gains was nervousness ahead of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's first formal news conference at 1600 GMT.
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Back-to-school day can bring about an array of emotions for parents, from excitement to nervousness to, sometimes, even relief.
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I had just gotten my driver's license and very specifically remember my nervousness trying to park in the diner parking lot.
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Her family members also described her crying fits, nervousness and paranoia about "shadows" following her in the days before the killings.
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Sure, at this stage it's obvious that a nervousness is hanging over everyone, but we're having fun at the same time.
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First, it's Mercury on July 303, which will bring unexpected news (as well as nervousness, so skip the extra energy drink).
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Military spending in several central and eastern European countries shows a certain nervousness at a powerful and often provocative neighbour Russia.
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They didn't get exactly what they wanted, and that nervousness is still evident in the Dow being down where it is.
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The president's escalating trade battle with China has added another layer of uncertainty to the nervousness caused by rising interest rates.
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It wasn't until a really successful artist came over and said he liked my music that all my nervousness went away.
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There is "increasing nervousness" about Britain's chances of being re-elected to the Human Rights Council in 2021, says an insider.
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"Decongestants also hike up heart rate and blood pressure, and cause nervousness or insomnia, so they're not for everyone," Portnoy says.
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That nervousness erodes the core of US democracy: that every individual's voice and vote matters and will be heard and counted.
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When YWA debuted, Mishler began with basic poses, accrediting her slight nervousness as a reason for starting with the practice's foundations.
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"There's a great deal of nervousness out there," Dennis Davitt of Harvest Volatility Advisors said in a Tuesday "Trading Nation " segment.
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Then there's also just the nervousness generally of putting some ... Particularly when you're a PR person, you're so behind the scenes.
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Around 10-12 weeks, we went through the testing phase of the pregnancy, which caused us both to experience intense nervousness.
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But Richie handled her nervousness the way she does most things in life: by being honest and rolling with the punches.
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Weird smells, sights and sounds — plus the added stress of not feeling well — all create a recipe for anxiety and nervousness.
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"There is a bit of nervousness ahead of Yellen's speech, and with the European Central Bank meeting next week," Lenk said.
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And nearly a quarter of all Americans and 30 percent of the world's population experience nervousness to some degree about flying.
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"Recently, uncertainties regarding the global economy have been heightening, and some nervousness has been seen in global financial markets," Kuroda said.
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Defense: Client 'had no motive' The defense contends Garcia Zarate's rushing away from the scene can be chalked up to nervousness.
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A committee aide confirmed that staffers attended the meetings but pushed back on the notion that it's a sign of nervousness.
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However, the CBOE Volatility index, Wall Street's measure of market nervousness, stayed near its recent record lows at below 10 percent.
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Respondents are asked about six negative emotional states: sadness, feeling worthless, being unable to make efforts, nervousness, feeling fidgety and exhaustion.
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Now, blindfolded and with Steph swooshing the toy whip on my stomach, all of a sudden, I felt my nervousness unravel.
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The side effects of a too-high injection of insulin include sweating, nervousness, hunger and irritability, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Nervousness has heightened volatility in stocks recently, with a tendency for stocks to lose morning gains as the day wears on.
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Until that moment, Anfield had been quiet, tense, too consumed in its own nervousness to be its normal, raucous, boisterous self.
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It hurts foreign and domestic investor sentiment: investor nervousness has pulled China's stock market down by about 25 percent this year.
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Nervousness about the ongoing contraction among Chinese manufacturers despite Beijing's surprise currency devaluation in August sent traders to embrace the yen.
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That said, there is clearly some nervousness among Democrats about the repercussions of impeachment in competitive districts and in battleground states.
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Markets have already shown jitters about a populist government, and bond yields, a measure of nervousness, continued to climb this week.
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Clearly the nervousness was due to his confusion at suddenly being in the shelter with other frightened, and sometimes sick, cats.
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" Another source said: "There is nervousness among traders about making more sales to Iran before the backlog (of ships) is cleared.
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Politico's Elena Schneider reported that national House Republicans have bought last-minute television ads in the district, a sign of nervousness.
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Nervousness, however, has led some athletes, and the governing body of one sport not in the Winter Games, to take precautions.
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"What this kind of threat shows is nervousness," Fujimori said in a video of her speech to supporters posted on Facebook.
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She said she had a "huge, huge nervousness and anxiety" about possibly being injured and what could happen to other veterans.
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Perez told her that there was "nervousness" among State Department leadership and in the White House but did not explain further.
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In short, connections and the flows of power are complicated and have often led to nervousness, if not paranoia, among rivals.
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Almost everyone has experienced some degree of job interview anxiety, and a certain degree of nervousness is completely normal and healthy.
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The firm specifically cites the CBOE Volatility Index— or VIX — which is used to track nervousness in the US stock market.
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Her reluctance to speak was easily explained by her apparent nervousness at what might happen to her should she go public.
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To embrace awkward moments and help ease the nervousness of sharing fantasies, Singh suggests adding a little humor to your streaming routine.
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Saudi credit default swaps, a form of insurance against a sovereign debt default, have shot to one-year highs, reflecting investor nervousness.
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Now there is some nervousness, especially from CLO investors, that a punchy sponsor could attempt 275bp on a strong Single B loan.
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This has created nervousness among individual investors who depend on the interest payments to meet their living expenses, according to two brokers.
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"There is some nervousness from Asian lenders as to whether they want to do sterling deals now," the second loan syndicate said.
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Bryan Goode, Microsoft's senior director of Office 365, isn't phased by Slack's nervousness, or a lack of a free Microsoft Teams tier.
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That, however, points to a third anxiety underlying the markets' nervousness: that a No vote would prolong Italy's political and economic stagnation.
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At a benefits "summit" organised by community groups in a hall on the outskirts of the city, there is a palpable nervousness.
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On Monday, Tesla shares fell, which could be read as disappointment about the deal falling through or nervousness about the company's leadership.
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"There is a nervousness and anxiety to be declared well; and a distrust of the physicians," according to one of the papers.
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She even feels some power in her ability to diagnose what she sees as Robert's nervousness, his uneasiness, his ignorance about kissing.
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The latest drama challenges that view and created an atmosphere of general nervousness, said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS.
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"There's a lot of nervousness as Trump gets set to take office," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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This excess of forward planning in a region accustomed to last-minute improvisation smacked of nervousness about tougher times ahead in Bolivia.
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"There is too much nervousness compared with reality," Oudea told CNBC in an interview, adding the financial system was "much more robust".
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It's not uncommon for anxiety symptoms, such as a racing heartbeat, nervousness, and dread, to start from the second you wake up.
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However, nervousness returned to markets on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to tax another $21.49 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Adding some nervousness to markets was a threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to tax another $325 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Adding some nervousness to markets was a threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to tax another $21.269 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Sometimes it feels like there's a vibration between us, though that could be due to nervousness from one or more involved parties.
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The talks with Irish officials come amid heightened nervousness about Britain's future relations with the European Union due to acrimonious divorce negotiations.
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A net fund drain by the central bank added to market participants' nervousness, after similar bouts of tightness in June and July.
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The Mayo Clinic lists possible side effects as confusion, worsening of depression, hallucinations, suicidal thoughts, sleepwalking, and unusual excitement, nervousness, or irritability.
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Another study found that the drinks may have negative effects on your behavior, leading to a noticeable increase in irritability and nervousness.
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A man on a flight from Colombia attracted attention in Spain because of his nervousness and the large hairpiece he was wearing.
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I still worked a ton—but out of enthusiasm rather than nervousness—and the work was punctuated with travel, dates, and adventures.
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The withdrawals of the players, and the nervousness among fans, reflected serious and increasingly common safety concerns in top-flight international cricket.
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The compression and clustering in the short-term group suggests market nervousness and a lack of commitment to a strongly developing uptrend.
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I think next game is going to be different and all the nervousness, all the bad things go away in this game.
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Still, too much is any amount that leads to gastrointestinal problems, trouble sleeping, nervousness, anxiety, irregular heartbeat or excessive urination, she said.
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Anxiety about Spanish, Italian and other European banks' exposure to Turkey hurt the euro, as did nervousness over political uncertainty in Italy.
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But the White House is betraying no nervousness about that prospect, insisting that any such move would backfire on the GOP nominee.
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The symptoms of hysteria varied over historical periods, from full-on epileptic fits to nervousness, irritability, anxiety, and "heaviness" in the abdomen.
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While Russian authorities have said there is no reason to ground the aircraft, there are signs of nervousness among passengers and operators.
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Investors, who had been riding a wave of optimism last year, have recently shown nervousness as global economic conditions have been shifting.
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But I just feel a lot of that edge to it, that slight weariness and nervousness about what we were actually doing.
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For some, a pair's steamy embrace on a loveseat may bring back memories of the exhilarating nervousness that gives way to ecstasy.
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"I guess it was a combination of excitement and nervousness as I was hoping she would say yes," Mr. Zielinski said, laughing.
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You can also combat nervousness and anxiety on the day of the wedding with the Stress Release roll-on of essential oils.
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Some analysts said this reflected nervousness, as risky emerging market currencies such as the South African rand and Turkish lira fared poorly.
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What I had somehow missed in my middle-school nervousness is that the grandness of my gesture was known to me alone.
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"PMIs have held up reasonably well so far but if they trend lower it could add to the nervousness," AMP's Oliver said.
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"There is nervousness about why the stock markets are as high as they are, given the economical and political environment," Christian said.
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Volatility, an indicator of investor nervousness, jumped to its highest level since early August, having been low for much of the summer.
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China had a close relationship with Myanmar's former military-run government, and has looked on with some nervousness at its democratization process.
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Many people suffer from nervousness and anxiety at the thought of public speaking or giving a presentation in front of their peers.
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She inserted herself into Asuka's moment, a fact which seemed to draw everything from nervousness to outright rage, judging from internet reaction.
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Many hatmakers got erethism, a form of chronic neurological mercury poisoning, which presented a range of symptoms including tremors, nervousness, and insomnia.
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Rebrov didn't blame the long winter or lack of preparation, but rather the nervousness that he saw in his players before the game.
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I managed my anxiety without medication for a year by going to therapy—but still suffered from bouts of extreme nervousness and insomnia.
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Despite nervousness among businesses about Brexit, the reading was its highest since April and exceeded all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists.
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"Should he put his left foot out the door contrary to these orders, that's going to turn my nervousness into action," Day said.
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But there's an air of nervousness in their voices, and they're not even willing to entertain questions about what happens if it fails.
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Prices also drew support from forecasts of a further drop in U.S. crude inventories as well as nervousness over tensions in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Nervousness among investors also rose after North Korea said it had successfully tested a miniaturised hydrogen nuclear device on Wednesday, stoking geopolitical tensions.
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It's worth noting that while some people have expressed concerns and nervousness around the partnership, it's not all bad news bears out there.
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During a climactic passage in the "Dirge" section, Mr. Thibaudet vividly conveys the unsettling nervousness of the music, even during seemingly pensive stretches.
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Argentine shares and the currency dropped 2672.8 percent as uncertainty over recession and rising inflation fed investor nervousness about the October presidential election.
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Analysts said uncertainty over the impact of the U.S. presidential debate hurt the dollar since the nervousness was specific to the United States.
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I VENTURED into Momentum's "A World Transformed" jamboree—a sort of parallel conference running alongside the main Labour Party conference—with some nervousness.
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The only sign of nervousness was his constant sipping of water, going through four small bottles in less than one hour of testimony.
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Many ask themselves whether the Saudi palace purges are a sign of strength, or reflect nervousness about internal resistance to MBS's wrenching changes.
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Asian stock markets tumbled and investors scrambled into assets perceived to be safe on nervousness over the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
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Ben knows right away that Alex is hiding the truth – between the bruised knuckles, bloody clothes and the nervousness, he's guilty as charged.
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On the commercial side, Moynihan said credit quality is "pretty solid," though there is "some nervousness" among clients ahead of the U.S. election.
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Signs of nervousness among businesses might be yet to appear in the jobs figures, Andrew Wishart, an economist with consultancy Capital Economics, said.
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" Asked by Entertainment Weekly following the panel whether the delay was due to nervousness over skewering Trump, Wolf said, "No, nervous about what?
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"The market's recent nervousness was factoring in a lot of uncertainty over China's GDP," said Gavin Parry, managing director at Parry International Trading.
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There is a mournful nervousness in your lines, evidently composed of short, apprehensive dashes that undermine the notoriously confident sweeps of Picasso's oeuvre.
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"In the midst of all the nervousness of the past two weeks, we're winding out a really strong earnings reporting season," Grohowski said.
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Convention organizers had expressed nervousness on Sunday about the specter of Ms. Wasserman Schultz appearing onstage at all during the four-day convention.
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I was at Antidote to interview Ho. But unlike Mckesson or Wylie, Ho had invited some nervousness on the part of the organizers.
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It was interesting that the nervousness tended to go away after they were fully nude and the deeper we got into the questioning.
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And a protracted trade war with China — not to mention the impeachment proceedings — is causing some nervousness about what next year will hold.
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It speaks volumes about the integrity — and the growing nervousness — of Mr. Trump and his allies that they would stoop to this level.
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In matches, I always tell myself that it's O.K. to be nervous, but it's not O.K. to let that nervousness impact my game.
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Parents can remind teenagers that their nervousness not only is normal, but also can serve as a warning to help keep them safe.
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And with nervousness about global growth, and managing the geopolitical, technological and taxation environment buffeting our organisations, uncertainty and hesitation is setting in.
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Is anxiety, or feeling overwhelming worry, nervousness and even panic, a common part of your life or the lives of people around you?
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"You get to let go of everything else, all the nervousness, anxiety and sadness and you get to be somebody else," she says.
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Russia's huge military exercise along its western border this week has increased nervousness among neighboring countries as well as straining relations with NATO.
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"Where a normal person would start to get edgy or concerned or worried and show their nervousness, the con artist won't," she said.
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According to Pew, the most common reaction for an American who spots a drone is curiosity, ranking ahead of nervousness, anger or fear.
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There's been nervousness over jobs, over the idea that some people have gotten obscenely wealthy here and aren't thinking of the next steps.
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Nervousness about banks seemed to abate somewhat on Monday as the sector helped European stocks close higher on Monday, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"People think the international situation is enough to keep the Federal Reserve on hold, but there's some slight nervousness," Macquarie analyst Matthew Turner said.
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"I think the Indian administration, like many other administrations, share a sense of nervousness about the Trump administration," Gopalaswamy of the Atlantic Council said.
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Sanofi says the side effects of zolpidem may include anxiety, depression, nervousness, strange behavior, thoughts of self-harm, memory loss, hallucinations, and severe confusion.
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Farage told Fox News that the reported red line from the British government reflects not just a nervousness about Farage, but also about Trump.
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Prices are likely to be bolstered in the next two weeks by nervousness over Britain's June 21.73 referendum on its EU membership, analysts said.
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Nervousness over Britain's referendum on its EU membership on June 23 could also bolster gold prices over the next few weeks, Macquarie's Turner said.
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For those with lots of cash to spare, there's the ZenCrate, designed to reduce canine nervousness related to loud noises, storms, and separation anxiety.
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Adding to the nervousness, rising trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's two biggest economies, have fueled concern about global growth.
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The start of 2016 was marked by nervousness about the Chinese economy, the speed of monetary tightening in America and the risks of deflation.
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"Harry has made it clear he wants the Obamas at the wedding, so it's causing a lot of nervousness," a source told The Sun.
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But Cotillard always remains the movie's center: With her large eyes and delicate nervousness, she projects genuine mystery and an air of potential doubleness.
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There are some who think the prince's missteps abroad will undermine him at home—and that the recent purge reflects nervousness about internal resistance.
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" Both danced at the prom and Robert says he felt "welcomed by all," despite some initial nervousness — "I thought, this is kind of crazy!
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Japan's tanked 5.36 percent, or 919.84 points, at 16,251.54, as the yen, regarded as a safe haven currency, strengthened amid nervousness over the vote.
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For some people simply learning more about the physiology of adrenaline and nervousness can help alleviate some of their negative experiences around physical symptoms.
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"Businesses are continuing to hire to meet demand, but issues like access to labor, Brexit negotiations and political uncertainty are creating nervousness," he added.
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He shifts easily from nervousness to curiosity to admiration to love, and Gadot gives as good as she gets every step of the way.
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That has already led to market nervousness about the possibility that Britain might vote to exit the EU, or Brexit as it is known.
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Usually, these thoughts manifest with physical symptoms, like having trouble breathing, feeling your heart pounding, getting hot or cold, or just sensing general nervousness.
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Here is the same chart again, but with the two lines combined into a single ratio: Of course, the nervousness extends beyond American banks.
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On Monday, the British pound gave up 0.4 percent to $1.2968 after briefly dipping to a near three-week low on nervousness over Brexit.
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"It's just maybe nervousness ... with another short week coming up," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Nervousness about junk bonds recording another dismal year has led investors to pull money from this sector in favor of less risky government bonds.
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That is nearly 29.3 bps below the November peak, however, suggesting there is still plenty of nervousness around growth prospects for the U.S. economy.
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BAML also highlighted nervousness ahead of former FBI Director James Comey's testimony to the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, which also took place this week.
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It had tripped 3.52 percent lower on Wednesday as uncertainty over a biting recession and high inflation fed investor nervousness about elections in October.
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As stocks continue to climb ever higher, so has the nervousness among investors who believe that valuations are starting to get out of hand.
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They also experienced greater reductions in hot flashes and sweating, insomnia, nervousness, melancholia, fatigue and headache than the comparison group receiving only conventional treatment.
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Adding to the nervousness, rising trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's two biggest economies, have fuelled concern about global growth.
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"A common safety system creates new risks of contagion and increases the nervousness of savers in an emergency," the Deutscher Sparkassen und Giroverband said.
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Israel's Suspect Detection Systems (SDS) is developing thermal cameras able to point out suspects in a crowd by spotting unusual body heat, signaling nervousness.
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A squeeze on short-dated debt, pushing yields down, has been exacerbated in recent days by heightened investor nervousness about France's unpredictable presidential race.
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But it did help him shed some of the nervousness he feels at the start of each day or before doing a new task.
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Chinese state media said local firms have halted U.S. agricultural purchases, elevating nervousness about tit-for-tat measures by the world's two biggest economies.
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Market nervousness was reflected in a rise in implied sterling volatility on options markets, which has fallen steadily since the start of the year.
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Especially over the past few months, we have witnessed this tension gradually increasing, on the news day after day, and inside our own nervousness.
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Though stocks inched up, there was an undercurrent of nervousness in the market that pushed some investors into government bonds, pushing their yields lower.
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In the beginning, I did feel a little bit of nervousness about criticizing an industry that I was very lucky to be involved in.
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The piece, Mr. Argent said on his website, is meant to convey the anxiety, frustration, nervousness and "personal baggage" travelers feel at the airport.
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"I freaked out, and we decided we did not want to make this momentous decision from that place of nervousness and anxiety," Stephen said.
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Israeli officials say the Trump administration has started showing signs of nervousness about what it sees as foot-dragging by Netanyahu on the issue.
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The editorial, indicating nervousness about what the North might do on Saturday, said that the peninsula was the closest to "military clashes" since 2006.
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Even more so when people are selling "a lot of" short volatility, which indicates they do expect nervousness to pick up in the future.
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She explained in detail how she fights nervousness through preparation, and then tries her best to roll with any criticism she may receive after.
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"That's the nervousness in the hog market: whether these product prices are sustainable as we go past the peak holiday demand period," Kalo said.
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DXY has risen about 1.4 percent from June lows, lifted by Brexit worries, concerns about Asia and nervousness about a potential U.S. rate hike.
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While bearish positions on sterling have been cut in recent weeks, they remain high and on derivatives markets too there are signs of nervousness.
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The reduction in Iranian exports has not yet shown up in the market, but the Saudi reduction in output created nervousness in the market.
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That pledge, and the countrified image Mr. Kemp created for himself in his ads, has prompted nervousness among some business leaders, particularly in Atlanta.
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"It stems from the fact that you are not as good as you want to be—that's really what nervousness is," Cohen told me.
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In another sign of the government's nervousness ahead of the election, Medvedev said there were no plans to revise this year's budget in the spring.
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"I played my whole baseball career really afraid to talk about a lot of my feelings, my nervousness, my low self-esteem," Torre, 76, recalled.
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So while a lot of people express nervousness about what's happening at the federal level, the states -- both Republican and Democratic states -- are forging ahead.
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Political uncertainty in Italy following an inconclusive general election adds to the nervousness surrounding Monte dei Paschi, which is 68 percent owned by the state.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks finished lower on Wednesday, losing ground late in the session as a jump in Treasury yields kept investor nervousness high.
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The Dow pattern in 2018 is also lower but with jagged highs and lows, leaving some nervousness about whether investors will be left empty-handed.
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How U.S. relations play out with China, the world's second biggest economy, are also a key focus for currency markets, injecting a degree of nervousness.
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Latest positioning data also indicated an undercurrent of nervousness about the British currency, with net long sterling positions slashed to their lowest since early December.
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She decided not to speculate about what he was going to say, but she felt a frisson of excitement and nervousness when her phone rang.
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Partly, such nervousness owes to employees, some of whom are getting laid off as companies cut back on costs in order to lengthen their runway.
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After you stop taking Ambien, you can have trouble sleeping, nausea, flushing, lightheadedness, uncontrolled crying, vomiting, stomach cramps, panic attacks, nervousness, and stomach-area pain.
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To put it very simply, nervousness and fight-or-flight reactions are physiological reactions to stimuli that our body wants us to watch out for.
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The index came within 13 points of the psychological milestone, but has been held back by thin trading volumes and nervousness about a potential correction.
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Yet nervousness is growing that Australia is somehow beholden to China, a feeling exacerbated by China's testy reaction whenever Australia does anything that displeases it.
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He is unlikely to deliver Obama-style lectures about settlements, but there is nervousness about what he might say and how he might say it.
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Teenage girls are more likely than boys to feel pressure to look good and to experience tension or nervousness every day or almost every day.
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If the market is any measure, there was definitely some nervousness in the U.S. stock market and today like what it sought, triple digit gains.
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Adding to the nervousness among investors, market expectations of a no-deal Brexit rose after Boris Johnson was elected leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party.
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The eeriness of the calm in markets is striking after the initial flash of nervousness around the first round of the French election in April.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as nervousness ahead of France's first round of presidential elections and ongoing geopolitical tensions increased demand for safe-haven U.S. debt.
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Certainly, having two-way communications in vehicles creates nervousness about security hacks and data privacy, thus vendors will be upping their efforts in these areas.
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Within North Korea, U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton's ill-judged comments on a "Libya model" may have deepened the already considerable nervousness about denuclearization.
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"You don't know who's going to show up, so it gives you a sense of nervousness and a sense of excitement at the same time."
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It brings up a lot of different emotions you're not used to feeling—nervousness, excitement, that sense that something can go wrong at any point.
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At the Byblos Bank in Erbil, branch manager Lara Azamat said that only a few relatively small account holders were making withdrawals out of nervousness.
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In a sign of Kremlin nervousness, Russia's state pollster last month introduced a new methodology for canvassing opinion after the Kremlin questioned its earlier findings.
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The unrelenting rally in bonds has stemmed from investors' nervousness about a recession and uncertainties over the trade conflict between China and the United States.
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Nervousness over North Korea and debt ceiling discussions in Washington sent stock indexes sliding on Tuesday to their largest single-day losses in three weeks.
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And credit markets, while registering some nervousness with wider risk spreads in recent weeks, are not under severe stress or growing too stingy just yet.
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"All the nervousness built around the film" made the experience particularly unsettling, one moviegoer, Etai Benson, wrote in an online exchange with the news agency.
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Now he added to this root nervousness a kind of wild-eyed, sped-up fidgetiness, like someone who's got the jitters because he can't sleep.
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Gold stocks climbed almost 2% as bullion prices jumped after investors rushed to safe haven instruments on nervousness around geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
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I'm speaking on a panel in front of a full house, but any nervousness quickly fades — I actually love speaking in front of big groups.
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"We could see a bout of nervousness...but it's likely to be minor," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP Capital in Sydney.
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Oakland attempted to mount a few times, but would "veer off at the last second as if he was simply overcome by nervousness," Holekamp wrote.
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"(There's) a real nervousness about deleveraging, I don't expect to see significant changes until China is forced to adapt to tighter liquidity conditions," Collier added.
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The frenzied nervousness is expected as Democrats are famous for bed-wetting (as famously put by Obama advisor David Plouffe), second-guessing and doomsday predicting.
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In 2017, nervousness approached something close to panic as North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs progressed far more rapidly than experts had anticipated.
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" Later, he said, "I was getting a little bit of nervousness and butterflies — almost like this is your first N.H.L. game, not like you're done.
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"There is still a lot of caution and nervousness amongst many traders and clients," said Mark Cabana, rates strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"There's a bit of nervousness around MLFs, curtailment, and then there's construction and commissioning risk," said Stephen Panizza, head of renewable energy at Federation Asset Management.
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The dollar's retreat also helped the euro, which has been battered by the greenback's recent surge and nervousness ahead of Italy's constitutional referendum on Dec. 179.73.
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There is no hint of nervousness here, as Stone's subsequent response â€" delivered with what can best be described as kind condescension â€" makes perfectly clear.
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"In the current trading environment ... nervousness around debt levels are likely to remain – covenants could be tested if tour profits fell to zero," Investec analysts said.
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In a sign of Kremlin nervousness, Russia's state pollster last month introduced a new methodology for canvassing public opinion after the Kremlin questioned its earlier findings.
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Reflecting Wall Street's increased nervousness, Zoom Video Communications , Crowdstrike Holdings andMedallia , three of this year's more successful IPOs, have each fallen more than 25% since Sept.
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London's FTSE and Paris's CAC40 were down around 0.5 percent, while the export-heavy German DAX was more than 1 percent weaker as the nervousness spread.
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The S&P and the VIX tend to have a strong inverse correlation, which makes sense, since the VIX roughly tracks nervousness over potential market downside.
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She answered on her birthday, May 19, teasing him: It wasn't the only time Jimmy would ask her to help him with his nervousness about writing.
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If that happens, the nervousness Mr Trump broadcasts so often on Twitter via castigations of Mr Mueller and his "witch hunt" may come into sharper focus.
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The index, which is a measure of expected price swings in US equities that serves as a barometer for investor nervousness, generally falls as stocks rise.
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"(It) comes amid a new found weakening trend, driven by fallout from Argentina, concerns about global volatility and nervousness over Turkish monetary policy mix," he said.
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Over the past week, nervousness around U.S. corporate earnings and geopolitical uncertainty added to heightened worries about global growth, Italy's free spending budget and Sino-U.
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These tepid growth projections come a time when trade tensions between the United States and China are escalating and causing nervousness in the region's stock markets.
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Nigel Wilson, chief executive of Legal & General, told the same conference that nervousness about Brexit will prompt the industry to look for new business outside Europe.
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Just the term itself invokes a feeling of wobbly nervousness and the image of glossy, high heels click-clacking down the hallways of tiled corporate offices.
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Nervousness about the ongoing contraction among the Chinese manufacturers despite Beijing's surprise devaluation in August sent traders to embrace traditional low-risk yen and Swiss franc.
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Sources say, stock movement in warehouses approved by the London Metal Exchange suggest nervousness about supplies of primary aluminium may be receding, even if only temporarily.
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But van Dam was also quick to point out that excessive caffeine consumption can lead to unpleasant symptoms, such as nervousness, the jitters, and disrupted sleep.
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Yasukochi says that we're also "not really seeing landlords trying to increase rents and otherwise tighten terms for tenants," which is a clear sign of nervousness.
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U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his threat to tax another $13 billion of Chinese goods, amid nervousness over when the two sides will resume trade talks.
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Though the comedy — which premiered on April 9, 2009 — aired 125 episodes over seven seasons before coming to an end in 2015, that nervousness never settled.
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Rewatching the game, there's an obvious nervousness that comes through during those final 12 minutes, a collective uneasiness from both the Raptors players and the fans.
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The boy in the aisle seems just the right level of blood-spike adrenalin and genuine laugh-and-smile nervousness when the cabin crew member approaches.
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China's stock market has opened the year with a crash, opening up a new frontier of nervousness about one of the world's most financially powerful countries.
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But when President Donald Trump was inaugurated back in January, several Chinese policy experts told me there was a lot of nervousness about the incoming leader.
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U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his threat to tax another $2403 billion of Chinese goods, amid nervousness over when the two sides will resume trade talks.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened again to tax another $325 billion of Chinese goods, amid nervousness over when the two sides will resume trade talks.
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Because the offshore currency is driven more by international markets, its relative frailty seems to reflect investor nervousness, and suggest further declines in the yuan's value.
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"Most expect Trump to win in 2020, but there's still some nervousness around the event," Lori Calvasina, RBC's head of U.S. equity strategy, wrote to clients.
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If opinion polls suggest Modi will not return, that "could cause some nervousness", said Gautam Chhaochharia, head of India research and a managing director at UBS.
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"We're going to see more nervousness, more noise, more volatility, more turmoil than less over the next few months," said Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein.
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Sources say, stock movement in warehouses approved by the London Metal Exchange suggest nervousness about supplies of primary aluminum may be receding, even if only temporarily.
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POSITIONS: Traders are keeping a close eye on positions holding large amounts of LME copper warrants and cash contracts, which are fuelling nervousness about nearby availability.
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Bruce momentarily alleviated their nervousness with his homer, which landed in the Yankees' bullpen in right-center field and gave the Mets a 4-0 lead.
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Houston said nervousness around the likelihood of stricter regulation was also weighing on social media companies, whose stocks have been among the best performers this year.
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Already, some analysts are expressing nervousness that Anbang could be unable to pay back its investors because it has plowed so much money into real estate.
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A 2007 2007 study in Denmark showed that bullied children also have higher rates of medication use associated with treating headaches, stomachaches, nervousness and difficulty sleeping.
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As I watched clients enter the dungeon, their faces bright red with nervousness, I began to understand my power for the first time in my life.
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It is a way of managing my nervousness by keeping myself from doing something that I will regret or from keeping the person from attacking me.
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The new year has only intensified nervousness over slowing global growth while providing a steady drumbeat of unimpressive holiday sales, and slashed revenue and profit forecasts.
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That further increased nervousness in the market already rattled by weeks of wild moves, as investors struggled to assess the economic damage caused by the coronavirus.
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That further increased nervousness in the market already rattled by weeks of wild moves, as investors struggled to assess the economic damage caused by the coronavirus.
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That clearly reflects nervousness in financial markets based on the inverted U.S. yield curve - which has historically been a highly accurate predictor of a U.S. recession.
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Before the game, Rivers acknowledged that he was experiencing a smorgasbord of emotions: excitement and nervousness, but also curiosity to see how it would all look.
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What their preparations at home point to, however, is the largely unspoken nervousness amongst the Nordic and Baltic nations that those arrangements might not prove reliable.
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Nervousness over coronavirus appeared to register in the bond market before it was felt in U.S. stocks, which stood at a record high earlier in February.
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Fast forward to the present, and geopolitical tensions continue to leave their mark on the world, with global financial markets showing signs of nervousness this week.
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Reflecting investor nervousness, yields on Treasury bonds — which move in the opposite direction of prices — dipped as investors sought out the relative security of government bonds.
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However, nervousness about the United States and China agreeing a so-called "phase one" deal aimed at de-escalating their prolonged trade dispute limited further gains.
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Global equities have exhibited some nervousness in the past few days after yields on the benchmark U.S. Treasury reached levels not seen in almost four years.
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"When the nervousness hit, a lot of people who were thinking of quitting hit the exits," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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However, nervousness about the United States and China agreeing a so-called "phase one" deal aimed at de-escalating their prolonged trade dispute weighed on sentiment.
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But businesses are watching the Brexit developments with increasing nervousness about Britain crashing out of the European Union without a transitional period that would protect trade.
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UK finance minister Philip Hammond gives his half-yearly update on the economy on Tuesday amid an improvement in public finances but nervousness about the outlook.
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Credit insurers decided last week to withdraw cover for Kika/Leiner, increasing the nervousness of its suppliers and investors and fuelling speculation about a possible sale.
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Much of the increasing nervousness in the capital, Brasília, stems from a sweeping corruption investigation that, despite the change in administrations, has refused to go away.
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"Storm King" is a totem of spirals extending from a steel sheet that shudders violently to clatter and clang — inducing, in me, slight panic and nervousness.
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On the other hand, you can just accept that sweating and nervousness are normal in a stressful situation and hope your interviewer feels the same way.
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Mark later told me and Walt that he was sick at the time, suffering from what was the beginning of a flu, likely helped along by nervousness.
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Nerves and nervousness still happens, but I find that I work better in high pressured situations because I can't stop and think about how nervous I am.
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"I'm not expecting a change in the ratings, but there is some nervousness in the markets," said Pooja Kumra, European rates strategist at TD Securities in London.
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But when Rory Kinnear took on the role at the National Theatre, he said the line with a quiet nervousness, breaking it up with three separate pauses.
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But if you want to knock out some of the common situations in which nervousness arises, here are some tips on how to deal until it's over.
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This is one I use often (don't ask) to emote nervousness, but now the Android O version looks legitimately ill, and much sadder than its iOS counterpart.
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Despite expectations that Beijing will announce more support measures soon, nervousness ahead of the activity data and worries over trade pushed the Shanghai Composite Index down 21.348%.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equities, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices dipped on Monday as some nervousness prevailed ahead of the Bank of Japan's debt-buying operation plan for August.
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And you&aposve seen what&aposs happened to the Turkish Lira, just really falling out of bed and creating real nervousness across a lot of currency markets.
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I learned to overcome my nervousness and shaky knees by relying on my sense of humor — it's a disarming tool, sure, but it helped me relax, too!
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The currency remains well off recent multi-month peaks however, and volatility in derivatives market was elevated, reflecting markets' nervousness about the likely outcome of the votes.
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The uncertain outlook for exporters, and the implications for investment in Britain, are driving much of the nervousness in financial markets where the pound has weakened sharply.
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The company spent days trying to make payment on its 2020 bond, which finance industry sources attributed to nervousness by bank officials over possible U.S. sanctions violations.
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High-grade euro zone bond yields were lower across the board in a risk-off environment, with the ousting of Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz adding to nervousness.
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"It's something I have to work on, and I've gotten so much better, infinitely better, at it now," Cabello says of easing her nervousness before a performance.
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"It's putting the whole banking system under stress," said Gunnar Hokmark, a lawmaker in the European Parliament, echoing the nervousness expressed by investors who spoke to Reuters.
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However, the timing of such a move has raised eyebrows in the investment community -- particularly when Russian markets are witnessing investor nervousness about the macro-economic situation.
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And if that doesn't happen, the anxiety, the preoccupations, that nervousness can impact how somebody operates on a day-to-day basis at its most extreme level.
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I think the nervousness really starts now when I'm launching it and doing photos and doing interviews and putting a music video together and all this stuff.
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Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis said the tensions are high because of the desire to defeat Trump, and the nervousness that none of the candidates can do it.
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Mr Erdogan also apologised to Russia for shooting down a Russian fighter jet in November when it briefly entered Turkish airspace (hence the nervousness of Syrian rebels).
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"Relative to nervousness that investors have come to expect around Medtronic's earnings releases, we thought the fourth-quarter print was solid," Evercore ISI analyst Vijay Kumar said.
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When the unease was too great, I tweeted out my nervousness and heard back from dozens of Peruvians in similar states of anguish all over the world.
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It rose nearly 1 percent against the dollar as nervousness over stock market valuations and the future of an eight-year global rally seeped into other assets.
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Residents of Puerto Rico are raising the alarm about an approaching tropical storm amid nervousness just two years after Hurricane Maria devastated the island, according to WTSP.
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"I think that telegraphed a certain nervousness that he understands the seriousness and the gravity of these investigations, and what they mean to his presidency," Castro said.
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"There has been a certain nervousness among clients within and outside Catalonia, but any movement (of deposits) has been immaterial," Jose Antonio Alvarez told a news conference.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as nervousness ahead of France's first round of presidential elections this weekend and ongoing geopolitical tensions boosted demand for safe-haven U.S. debt.
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But slowly, as the weeks passed and the monsoon came and people ran laughing through the streets and then God Krishna's birthday arrived, a nervousness overtook Lakshman.
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One sign of nervousness: Companies are already reviewing state laws to see what it would take to exit if, for example, Obamacare's cost-sharing subsidies are revoked.
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After that, the experience was so beautiful and freeing, and there was no nervousness on my side or feeling that he was going to overstep my boundaries.
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On the currency market, the rouble fell on Tuesday, hurt by nervousness over Sistema and after Russian firms had made the bulk of their monthly tax payments.
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There was such nervousness in 1991 that more would come out about Judge Thomas after the confirmation vote that his swearing-in was also hastily moved up.
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Why it matters: Netanyahu's urgent attempts to get Trump on the phone showed the deep nervousness in Israel about possible renewed talks between the U.S. and Iran.
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The dollar's decline is also an expression of the nervousness investors feel about geopolitics, primarily nuclear saber-rattling by North Korea and bellicose rhetoric from Mr. Trump.
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ET. Nervousness on Capitol Hill was exacerbated by a string of developments that appeared to reflect Messonnier's assessment of the situation better than the President's rosier commentary.
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I think my earliest memories of math and science were definitely one of like nervousness and anxiety and just kind of an overall fear of the subject.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as nervousness ahead of France's first round of Presidential elections this weekend and ongoing geopolitical tensions increased demand for safe-haven U.S. debt.
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There's so much nervousness about a looming recession, the '70s seem to be all any designer can think about (followed by that other recessionary decade, the '90s).
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"Anytime there's change, especially when you're transitioning away from an executive that's had a lot of success, there's nervousness," said Peter Saleh, a restaurant analyst with BTIG.
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Nervousness about the general election is embedded in most of what Democrats do, and they fret about making attacks that could backfire and help President Trump's campaign.
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In one apparent sign of the Kremlin's nervousness, the authorities have raised the pressure on Mr. Navalny's network in large-scale raids and searches in recent months.
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Investors are showing nervousness about economic and political stability in the eurozone after the Italian referendum, as anti-European Union sentiment rises in much of the bloc.
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Ms. Cohen said she knew Ms. Stowell was not feeling well after a lunch break, but assumed it had been related to a stomach bug or nervousness.
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Mathematics Anxiety (MA) is defined in research literature as feelings of concern, tension or nervousness experienced in combination with math in ordinary life and in academic situations.
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After the initial moment of nervousness talking to a new person, having familiar faces, voices, and personalities can make regular travel feel much less alienating over time.
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The patients' symptoms lasted for days and sometimes weeks after exposure and included, but weren't limited to, memory problems, mental fogginess, impaired concentration, irritability, sadness and nervousness.
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This week, many high school seniors around the country are beginning to receive news of their college acceptances with, no doubt, both great enthusiasm and some nervousness.
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I love the way she conveys the fidgety nervousness of an adolescent boy about to sing a love song he wrote to the countess he pines over.
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"Six months ago there was a lot of nervousness about keeping the party united and walking gently because we didn't want to offend millennials and progressives," she said.
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The mom-to-be admitted that she has struggled with vastly differing emotions, from excitement to nervousness — and hasn't been immune to the infamous first-trimester morning sickness.
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"It's normal to see some nervousness but I don't think it will last as long or be as deep as the euro zone crisis (of 2012)," he said.
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It was just so fun to see everyone – Guillermo [del Toro], Gael [Garcia Bernal], just drinking shots of tequila, just letting loose and letting all that nervousness out.
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"I think 2019 is going to make 2018 look tame in comparison ... I've never seen such nervousness in the U.S. business community as I've seen now," he said.
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The precious metal was also supported by increasing market nervousness over U.S. President Donald Trump's unbending demand for a wall to be built on the border with Mexico.
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However, the jobs surge could reflect nervousness among employers about Brexit and risks aggravating Britain's long-standing productivity problem, the Achilles heel of the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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More generally, he advocated individuals look further down the road despite the nervousness they may feel about the steep fall stocks have taken over the past few days.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equity markets, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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Freeing Golunov has been seen as a reflection of the authorities' nervousness at potential wider unrest that's rumbling following an unpopular pension reform and a tax hike, however.
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It might not sound completely despairing to all, but it can serve as a reminder that nervousness is natural when new things (like the Jewish new year) begin.
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SD: I noticed in talking with you and other artists in the exhibition that there is a lot of excitement — even nervousness — about showing art in a mosque.
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Still am, a little bit...you sort of owned the nervousness, you owned your imperfections and it was so nice and so refreshing to see and to hear.
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TAIPEI, June 27 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks fell on Monday on continued nervousness over how Britain's vote to leave the E.U., or Brexit, would play out for global demand.
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But amid rising nervousness in Washington, DC, about China's clout in tech, they are also attracting attention from America's powerful Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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But there could possibly be somewhat more nervousness in the financial markets if problems around the state budget arise, so we need to keep an eye on that.
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"I just think there's an underlying nervousness that we're going to see further turbulence out of China," said David Lefkowitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Americas.
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Adding to investor nervousness is Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi, one which the U.S. president expects "will be a very difficult one," according to his tweet last week.
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There are also some signs of Kremlin nervousness; it carried out a reshuffle of regional leaders last week in areas where dissatisfaction with living standards is above average.
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Part of the nervousness that key US allies have about the President's positioning on Russia is what it could mean for US commitments in the region and NATO.
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Reflecting the broader market nervousness before a series of key votes in parliament this week, gauges of expected market volatility in the pound ticked higher across the board.
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Paak feels unstoppable, hints of nervousness and wonder still crack through—those of someone forced to grow up quickly finally being able to breathe and enjoy his youth.
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Carmakers are also worried about a possible Trump tax on imports while the upcoming renegotiation of Nafta has caused deep nervousness in Mexico's most emblematic manufacturing success story.
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Additionally, facial and voice recognition identifies a candidates' nervousness, mood, and behavior patterns to help recruiters assess whether a person is a good cultural fit for the company.
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Still, Wang, who turned 16 last week, did not display any outward signs of nervousness at the ShopRite L.P.G.A. Classic at the Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club.
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In visit after visit, he has capitalized on the palpable nervousness about Beijing's intentions while also cautioning that China's growing influence and power are unstoppable forces of history.
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Nervousness about supplies from top exporter Indonesia faded after the government allowed nine companies to resume nickel ore exports following reports of ore export rules violations and inspections.
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"There's a little bit of nervousness in the market after the news overnight from the U.S. and ahead of the Yellen speech," said DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk.
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To assess how many people had serious psychological distress, researchers focused on questions that examined how often participants experienced feelings like exhaustion, hopelessness, nervousness, restlessness, sadness and worthlessness.
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The nervousness in the spot market led to a rise in the cost of hedging against sharp swings in the currency in the next three to six months.
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There were a lot of economic crosscurrents, including flat-lined wages, a jittery stock market, tariffs that increased domestic prices for goods, and nervousness about the next recession.
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Implied volatility typically rises ahead of expiry, but traders said dealmaking has been more pronounced than usual, amid heightened risk appetite and nervousness about the result, traders said.
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"The significant decrease of the ZEW economic sentiment indicator reflects the high degree of nervousness over the future path of growth in Germany," ZEW President Achim Wambach said.
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Though German Bund and U.S. Treasury yields have also been rising in recent days, the fact that gilt yields have risen at a faster pace reflects investor nervousness.
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Shares of publicly traded ADM and Bunge are hovering just above three-year lows notched this spring as mounting concerns about U.S. plantings and trade fueled investor nervousness.
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Because you've encountered these feelings of nervousness and fear before, but know that nothing bad actually happened, you may be more equipped to deal with these feelings now.
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Nervousness about Africa risk revived by an upsurge in resource nationalism, especially in Tanzania, has rattled the sector, but Mali's gold is viewed as a relatively safe haven.
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In a sign of investors' nervousness about the April 18 court ruling, deposits worth more than $300 million were taken out of PrivatBank in the next few weeks.
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In a rare step, the gendarmerie, one of the country's two national police forces, deployed 12 armored vehicles in the French capital, a sign of the authorities' nervousness.
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Yes, coffee is good for you in moderation — up to 400 milligrams of caffeine per day — but more than that can lead to shakiness, nervousness, and irregular heartbeat.
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Well, after that wedding she headed over to the beach, causing some nervousness for Nicole and Clay, who are one of the most committed relationships on the beach.
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"The idea of watching someone do something difficult and enjoying their nervousness and failure is not part of the way I want to live my life," he said.
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"We expect recent increased nervousness on Celgene stock to prevail given various sell-side and bearish commentary has picked up," Jefferies analyst Michael Yee wrote in a note.
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Nervousness about the spread of the coronavirus gripped Wall Street again on Wednesday, with an early rise in stock prices giving way to a third day of selling.
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Nervousness about the spreading coronavirus gripped Wall Street again on Wednesday, and an early rise in stock prices gave way to a third day of selling this week.
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The yen and Swiss franc, which tend to rally at times of nervousness, were little changed on Friday but moves in other currency pairs suggested caution remained high.
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The yen and Swiss franc, which tend to rally at times of nervousness, were little changed on Friday but moves in other currency pairs suggested caution remained high.
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"We want this first season to dive into identifying different emotions, like frustration and anger, nervousness and loneliness, fear," Scott Cameron, an executive producer at Sesame Workshop, said.
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The initial nervousness in financial markets had eased even before Mr. Trump's statement, after Iran's foreign minister suggested that the country was ready to stand down for now.
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The yuan has been under relentless presure in recent months because of nervousness about what a dispute over trade with the United States will mean for China's economy.
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"There's some nervousness by us that the Iranian government might say, 'We can't get visas to go there, so no Americans can come here, either,'" Mr. Fraser said.
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The Turkish lira's continued recovery helped some emerging market currencies, although the Chinese yuan slipped slightly after Thursday's big rise, underlining investor nervousness about volatility in developing markets.
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He often has a lizard brain in terms of parroting back issues, whether it be around nervousness about tech, about ... It's often reflecting quite a reality opinion. Yeah.
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Just a few weeks ago, investors seemed to have second thoughts about their Trump-related euphoria (which itself was a contrast to the widespread nervousness ahead of the election).
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Italian, French and Greek government bond yield spreads over the German bund have reached new highs amid market nervousness that Europe could be back in a state of crisis.
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ALUMINIUM STOCKS: Inventories of the metal in LME approved warehouses at 2972,20.4 tonnes have more than halved since January 218, creating nervousness about nearby supplies on the LME market.
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The ongoing tug of war between the European Union and Italy over the government's 2019 budget also contributed to nervousness, with a palpable rise in Italian government bond yields.
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That outcome would lead to a period of profound nervousness, given how the army and Zanu-PF have previously chosen to murder and torture opponents rather than relinquish power.
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The tide of cards, the number of stoppages and the nervousness of the players made this a poor and scrappy game, unfit for what should be Europe's finest tournament.
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The soundtrack captures the excitement, anticipation, and the nervousness of falling in love for the first time, but unlike its predecessors, Love, Simon addresses another shared experience: coming out.
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To alleviate the nervousness, I approached the race with a mindset my college tennis team embraced during high-pressure, post-season matches: I thought of it as a celebration.
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Corporate newsflow continues to show a plethora of business problems, ranging from Brexit and nervousness among consumers to Italy's budget problems and the range of pressures on many airlines.
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The statement also says they are suing on grounds that it caused "stress, nervousness, fright, anguish, grief, anxiety, worry, and shock," alleging several torts including negligence and emotional distress.
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Nervousness over Britain's referendum on its EU membership on June 23 sent Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the benchmark for euro zone borrowing costs, to a record low.
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Chinese state media said local firms have halted their purchases of agricultural products, elevating nervousness the world's two biggest economies are going toe-to-toe in their trade dispute.
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There was a strong defiance in her posture; her hands folded across her slim frame, her lower lip jutting out slightly, a Mona Lisa smile to hide her nervousness.
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Nervousness, erratic behavior, uncontrolled outbursts, flagrant sexuality—doctors and psychiatrists saw these all as symptoms of hysteria, that ever-elusive disease that mostly boiled down to women acting out.
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That contrasted with official business readings on Wednesday which showed solid growth in factories and services, but underlined investors' nervousness about the outlook for the rest of the year.
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Then there are the little clues, the pointers: the aforementioned residue, that particular male emotion of boldness covering nervousness, the leaning in, the hide-in-plain-sight loud secrecy.
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The big exception was the pound, which gave up one-third of a percent to $1.2973 after briefly dipping to a near three-week low on nervousness over Brexit.
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J: Last year I heard a few of the girls huddled up in a circle and then just screamed, I guess, to just get all of their nervousness out.
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Since taking office in December, Lopez Obrador has sought to give a bigger role to the state in the economy, causing nervousness among influential sections of the business community.
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Gold gained on Tuesday after hitting a five-month peak the previous session, bolstered by a softer dollar, North Korea tensions and nervousness ahead of the French presidential election.
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"There's a sense of pre-election nervousness as we enter the final days of first-round voting, but it's not disorderly by any stretch of the imagination," he added.
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It felt strange to contact this stranger who was making high-level decisions that would affect the entire country, and for some there may have been an underlying nervousness.
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"The nervousness is that he's going to say 'two-state solution' and that's going to be a problem for a lot of people in the coalition," the politician said.
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Teens who sleep fewer than eight hours on a school night are more likely to report experiencing symptoms of stress such as irritability, nervousness, sadness and/or feeling overwhelmed.
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Analysts said the profit-taking on bets against the dollar was also fueled by nervousness about having too big a bet against the U.S. currency ahead of the weekend.
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The yuan has been under relentless presure in recent months because of nervousness about what a dispute over trade with the United States will mean for the Chinese economy.
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Australia's dollar, fell 0.66 percent to a 1-week low against the greenback on a slump in prices for its iron ore exports and nervousness in China's money market.
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The preparations are the result of growing nervousness amid slow and acrimonious negotiations between Britain's Brexit minister David Davis and his opposite number at the European Commission, Michel Barnier.
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MSCI's broad index of shares in Asia Pacific outside of Japan rose 26.6203 percent in Asia afternoon trade as nervousness seen in the markets recently appeared to somewhat subside.
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Still, the back-and-forth has ignited nervousness and confusion among supporters of Stacey Abrams, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, who is seeking to become the first black female governor.
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Instead of soothing investors, Mr. Mnuchin's comments, along with Mr. Trump's attacks on the Fed, added to a nervousness already running high as the stock decline continued to accelerate.
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Yet a small experiment in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology found that CBD seemed to reduce nervousness and cognitive impairment in patients with social anxiety in a simulated public speaking task.
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You'll be happy to stand up and stretch whenever you please without the nervousness that comes with waking a sleeping person next to you and asking them to move.
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"I think there is some nervousness ahead of tomorrow's results of the BoJ meeting," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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We both survived, but let's just say there was some nervousness at the rodeo as I got behind the wheel of a Ram Power Wagon and a Nissan Titan.
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On Monday, October 7, Mercury, the planet of communication, faces off with Uranus, the planet of surprises, bringing tension that generates a lot of mental activity, nervousness, and accidents.
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But it reflects the nervousness Democrats felt after 2016, when they asked whether the long and bitter tone of that year's primary weakened Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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That nervousness lingered in the bond market Monday, with the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds falling, suggesting that investors increasingly believe trade tensions could hinder world economic growth.
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At this point, range anxiety is just about loss aversion and status-quo bias — people's instinctive nervousness toward the new, their unwillingness to let go of what they have.
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Perhaps it's nervousness, but I also understand that it will likely take more practice for any of us to retain these movements that are meant to keep us alive.
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The bank's governor, Perng Fai-nan, declined to comment when asked on Thursday if the currency's strength was linked to the bank's nervousness that Trump might label it a manipulator.
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Nervousness about the first round of the French presidential election, with anti-European Union Marine Le Pen in the lead, has stoked safehaven demand for German and U.S. government debt.
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Nervousness over his health and the succession has formed the backdrop to a decade of political crisis in Thailand, where the military took power in a coup in May 2014.
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"I think next game is going to be different, and all the nervousness, all the bad thing goes away in this game," said captain Alex Ovechkin, who had an assist.
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That contrasted with slow but steady growth shown in official data, but the weaker-than-expected private survey underlined investors' nervousness about the outlook for the rest of the year.
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" When you experience the physical signs of nervousness or anxiety (like you might before a date, or a big social gathering, for instance), try saying to yourself, "I am excited.
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"There was a lot of nervousness around opening up, around letting people in because they have experienced surveillance and we had to be there to gain that trust," Hall said.
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"The quarter is very good, there was a lot of nervousness around growth," Evercore ISI analyst Vijay Kumar said, adding that the conference call provided more confidence than the numbers.
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Witnesses said Banjul, the capital, was quiet overnight, and there was particular nervousness about the president's statement that he would deal harshly with any troublemakers who took to the streets.
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There isn't a lull in conversation and I can't tell if that's just because we're both so talkative, if it's out of nervousness, or if it's a combination of both.
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Market sentiment remained fragile with more nervousness creeping in after the European Commission lowered its growth forecast for the Eurozone for 2019 and 2020, adding to ongoing global growth jitters.
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"The economic data today is causing some investor nervousness ahead of the jobs report this Friday," said Matt Miskin, senior capital markets research analyst at John Hancock Investments in Boston.
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Australia's dollar AUD= fell 0.66 percent to a 1-week low against the greenback on a slump in prices for its iron ore exports and nervousness in China's money market.
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However, news broke late Friday that former FBI director James Comey agreed to appear before a Senate committee after Memorial Day, and nervousness could remain in markets ahead of that.
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"Nervousness was the key word of this week before the long-awaited USDA report of this Friday on both quarterly stocks and prospective plantings," consultancy Agritel said in a note.
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Samsung insiders say there is more nervousness this year than normal, and talk internally of sweeping changes, with a cull both in the executive suite and on the ground level.
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The U.S. dollar dipped against a basket of major currencies, reflecting nervousness surrounding Federal Reserve monetary policy and the U.S. election, a day after touching a nearly nine-month high.
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All across America, it is performance review time — the annual ritual of nervousness and wincing when everyone from interns to executives gear up to receive critical feedback about their work.
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"There's general nervousness about what might happen with any strikes and the potential escalation of tensions with Russia," said Anwiti Bahuguna, senior portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in Boston.
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A sharp share price fall last month on a setback in two studies testing durvalumab in treating head and neck cancers shows the nervousness surrounding the firm's big cancer bet.
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The pound was up 0.1 percent at $1.2502, within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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British business investment grew by a stronger than previously estimated 1.0 percent from the first quarter, defying earlier expectations that nervousness about the referendum would weigh on companies' spending plans.
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The benchmark 2017.4-year gilt yield was at 1.13 percent by 1600 GMT, up around 3 basis points on the day, having risen to 1.223 percent earlier on Monday's nervousness.
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Maybe it was nervousness—probably ended up being the laziness—but I was doing a really great job at procrastinating figuring out a creative way to ask her to prom.
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In a sign of nervousness over the post-Brexit landscape, Jaguar Land Rover announced Monday that it is to move production of its Discovery SUV to Slovakia from next year.
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It's not a horror game, per se, but there's great tension in Firewatch, a build-up of nervousness over what comes next that few recent games can come close to.
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During the race, there would be a small crowd inside consisting of a few racers, their coaches, race officials, and whatever aura of extreme anxiety and nervousness envelops them there.
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The paper also stresses the "social policy and labor" aspects of AI, reflecting nervousness in traditionally privacy-conscious Germany at the way rampant technological change might disrupt existing social models.
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"The one thing I always say is that if the motivation is greater than the pressure and the nervousness, then you've got a chance of coasting the wave," Wade said.
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J.P. The little yip that Julia Michaels uses when she sings her concisely barbed little hook, "Uh huh," combines affirmation, nervousness, eagerness, fears of commitment and willingness to risk it.
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There is nervousness that Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, with his eye on a post-Brexit trade deal with Washington, might crack, but European officials consider that possibility unlikely.
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And while they lag many U.S. and European rivals in terms of experience, geopolitical allegiances and Western firms' nervousness about the Chinese market also give them significant advantages, they said.
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There seems to be a lot of nervousness among business leaders about how this President plans to tackle the trade deficit and the extent to which he's willing to go.
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Index options are more frequently used to hedge against downside than to speculate on upside, which explains why the VIX is often used as proxy for the level of investor nervousness.
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When you see general nervousness across the tech space, combined with expectations that Apple was going to carry the weight of the FANG names ... it's kind of been a perfect storm.
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Gold slipped from a near three-month peak on Tuesday, pressured by a strong dollar as the euro fell on nervousness ahead of the French elections and weak German industry data.
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The two-month countdown to the French Presidential election has ushered in an air of nervousness for investors who are worried about being wrong-footed by another populist upset in Europe.
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Traders reported subdued activity because of the Lunar New Year holiday in many Asian countries and some nervousness before the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting on monetary policy starting on Tuesday.
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"We are seeing a consolidation of the dollar's losses and there is a whiff of nervousness among dollar bears out there," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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"There's certainly some nervousness around some of the rhetoric we've heard in some of the policy positions that he's kind of said, without a lot of depth behind them," Nolte said.
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Bankers attribute this partly to nervousness among investors about the economic outlook, as well as a reluctance among portfolio managers to take big new positions near the end of the year.
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The only sign of nervousness senior officials betrayed was in their initial suggestion that the next governor would be named by the time of Rajan's final policy meeting on Aug. 9.
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The nervousness in bond markets contrasted with a more forgiving tone in equity markets in recent days, and analysts said bond investors remained on edge about the cocktail of risks building.
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But a straw poll of women out and about in central Bristol, a town in Bucks county with quiet streets of clapboard and brick houses, seemed to justify Mrs Katz's nervousness.
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Against the backdrop of maritime territorial disputes and nervousness about America's increased focus on the Pacific, the Chinese government said it would increase defence spending by 8%, to 1.1trn yuan ($175bn).
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Europe's media reacted on Thursday to Trump's warm comments about Putin with a mixture of skepticism, disbelief and nervousness over where the relationship could leave Europe should Trump come to power.
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"Wall Street is likely to be a little off today on some nervousness around the Brexit vote," said John Brady, managing director of institutional sales at R.J. Brien & Associates in Chicago.
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Despite the growing nervousness, the U.S. banks say they have not yet made any firm investments in alternative outposts or property in the euro zone, preferring to wait for the vote.
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Merkel and Spahn's Chrisitan Democratic Union (CDU) were accused of showing signs of nervousness in response to the deputy finance minister's remarks on Wednesday, an SPD spokesperson told CNBC via email.
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"It is not our view to expect risk aversion to sustainably rise, even though nervousness is indeed high," Credit Agricole currency strategist Manuel Oliveri said in the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
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"When we went to Geneva to present the report there was not the nervousness that there used to be (before)," Deputy Justice Minister Mahmud Istamov told reporters in Tashkent on Wednesday.
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Europe's reaction was sour, too, with London's FTSE and Paris's CAC40 down around 0.5 percent, while the export-heavy German DAX was more than 1.3 percent weaker as the nervousness spread.
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A second source said there was nervousness that China would just put pictures of any visit in state media to try and portray the ambassadors as supporting Chinese policies in Xinjiang.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell to five-month lows as nervousness ahead of France's first round of presidential elections this weekend and ongoing geopolitical tensions increased demand for safe-haven U.S. debt.
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The bride recalled some nervousness climbing one particular section where stairs are cut directly into the rock, but without the cables to hang on to that are found nearer the summit.
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Trump's attack on Warren's statements about her Native American heritage have also led to nervousness for some Democratic voters, who see the issue as a potential serious vulnerability for her. Sen.
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However, Hughes said the strong performance in the economy suggests consumer spending should continue to increase even if Brexit-related nervousness is likely to significantly restrain the scale of that increase.
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Russia's rouble was also on course for an impressive week for a second week running, but Turkey's lira, which has been the main lightening rod for EM nervousness this year, wasn't.
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The yield on Italy's benchmark 10-year government bond has risen over the last month from 1.8 percent to around 2.3 percent, signaling investor nervousness over lending to the Italian government.
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Asset managers on the other hand are holding their highest net short levels this year, CME said, noting fund managers' nervousness that Johnson will tip Britain into a hugely damaging Brexit.
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But even incidentally, this film does the traditional cultural work of the alien-visitor genre by giving viewers a vessel into which we can place our national nervousness and battered optimism.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar hit its lowest in more than three weeks against the euro EUR=, yen JPY-, Swiss franc CHF= and sterling GBP=D21 on continued nervousness about the election.
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But despite John's love for the high, his nervousness over its unpredictability led him to stop selling small amounts, out of fear that a new customer might end up in trouble.
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Though he's well short of the numbers touted by Trump and Sanders, Biden's latest figures could help allay the nervousness surrounding his candidacy after his fundraising lagged in the third quarter.
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Agyeman talked about her initial nervousness to After Ellen, but she said Wachowski's direction was instrumental in helping her focus on the bigger message—a sex-positive, passionate, and authentic relationship.
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It also reversed the 2.6% decline registered in the prior week, something that was put down to increased nervousness surrounding the taxation debate on housing that is currently ongoing in Canberra.
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" But the reaction by most of his party, and even the reported nervousness within some elements within his White House, reminded me of nothing so much of this scene from "Anchorman.
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That said, the vibe won't be completely easygoing— some unexpected surprises, nervousness, and chaos will erupt due to Venus opposing Uranus on November 3 (or 4th, depending on your time zone).
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"There's a sense of nervousness and caution because a lot of people were caught off guard by the drop yesterday," Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida said.
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Clinton entered Thursday's debate under acute pressure to calm growing nervousness among her supporters after her drubbing in New Hampshire and a razor-thin win the prior week in the Iowa caucus.
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The global sell-off was blamed on a series of factors, including the impact of a U.S.-China trade war, a spike in U.S. bond yields and nervousness ahead of earnings season.
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JEFFREY GUNDLACH: Well, that's typically what happens when you get to the bottom, there's so much nervousness and fear but the Vix is a little bit disturbing how it doesn't go higher.
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But in broad terms, anxiety is worry or nervousness or a feeling of unease—usually about some future threat or event—that makes you feel "keyed up or on edge," Newman says.
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"The market has priced in all of that negative news but there is always a chance of surprise, so there is nervousness," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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After taking last weekend off, Alec Baldwin returned to play Trump in the show's cold open, showing the former reality star's nervousness about suddenly being put in charge of the free world.
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And while Republicans involved in Kavanaugh's confirmation tell Axios that the elderly male Republican senators are approaching this gingerly, there's nervousness in the sources' voices because there's so much room for error.
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"I recognized this sign immediately as the one he used to sign for help," Spencer says, before adding that if there was any doubt to his nervousness, "his face says the rest!"
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The pound was up 143 percent at $1.2516, but still within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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But for me, as an "other" in a sea full of perfectly tailored and coiffed women, that nervousness doubles in the form of a huge knot in the pit of my stomach.
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"We knew we wanted to write a number... that would allow her to express her nervousness and fear and joy about setting off into the world for the first time," Ahrens says.
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Gold prices rose on Monday as the dollar slipped but gains were capped by nervousness ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting and a rise in U.S. government bond yields.
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But fears of steep new tariffs on imports have sparked widespread nervousness among solar developers and installers that have benefited from a 70 percent drop in the cost of solar since 2010.
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"The nervousness in financial markets over the falling renminbi (yuan) in recent weeks has reached panic levels, " Tom Elliott, international investment strategist at deVere Group, said in a research note published Monday.
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Finally, the program can use facial recognition and predictive analytics to complete the screening, algorithmically determining whether the nervousness, mood, and behavior patterns you exhibit make you a fit for the company.
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There's "a lot of nervousness" in the entire Asia-Pacific region ahead of U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's inauguration later in the global day, said former U.S. ambassador to China, Gary Locke.
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Nervousness about the first round of the French presidential election, with anti-European Union candidate Marine Le Pen in the lead, has stoked safe-haven demand for German and U.S. government debt.
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STOCKS: Tin stocks in LME approved warehouses at 211,2750 tonnes are about a third of the level in December and large holdings of tin warrants and cash contracts are behind the nervousness.
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"The real question for China is a nervousness about will they stick to policies they need to stick to, and are they making policy in a way the world understands," Lew said.
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"Following a quiet July, registrations bounced back in August and September as the industry shrugged off early nervousness following the vote to leave the EU," Mike Quinton, chief executive of NHBC said.
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But as I sat with this nervousness – and tried to map it – I realized, twenty minutes later as the subway pulled into my station, that I hadn't been picking at my lip.
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"The fact that the RNC could be considering this really shows that there's real nervousness among Republicans about the prospect of a primary challenge," said Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Julie Pace.
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Still, while there are signs of nervousness in his caucus, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is playing a waiting game and is not yet at the point of breaking with the President.
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It was then that Chief Putney spoke of the racism and bias inherent in American policing, and about his own nervousness, as a black man, about how the police might treat him.
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"This was most likely a harmless drunk guy, but all the nervousness built around the film made what happened (Friday) night really unsettling," Benson said in an interview conducted by private messages.
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The prisoner was caught by guards who said they noticed his nervousness as he tried to escape the Bangu prison complex in Rio de Janeiro dressed as a teenage girl on Saturday.
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Mnangagwa's return has raised a sense of nervousness in Zimbabwe -- he is alleged to have been behind some of Mugabe's most ruthless policies and to many he represents the oppressive status quo.
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Nervousness over his health and the succession has formed the backdrop to more than a decade of political crisis in Thailand, where the military took power in a coup two years ago.
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Anxiety and insomnia often exacerbate each other -- people with insomnia may feel anxiety about not sleeping, and not sleeping can lead to heightened feelings of nervousness, irritability, restlessness or tension, Kryger said.
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The results would not be a surprise to anyone trying to find the rights words under a torrent of nervousness: The greater the mental load, the more difficult it was to speak.
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Both of us want to run away from the interview for safer comforts, and it's largely what makes Chidi Anagonye a household name on The Good Place—a nervousness you can touch.
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The Bank of England has attributed some of the jobs growth to nervousness among businesses about making long-term investment when Britain's future trading ties with the European Union are so uncertain.
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There was an unbearable poignancy to Blasey's nervousness, an implicit apology in her performance, one that combined a deep wish to be taken seriously with a sincere desire to get things right.
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On a recent journey through Kosovo, which remains poor and ridden with crime, the sense of resignation that was the prevailing mood in recent years had been replaced with a tense nervousness.
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But given Mr. Trump's history of making nice with foreign leaders one day and then blasting them on Twitter the next, there is palpable nervousness about how long the truce will last.
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As for the South Koreans, their nervousness about North Korea's ability to devastate their capital and kill countless citizens in the first moments of any military conflict with conventional weapons is understandable.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell to five-month lows overnight as nervousness ahead of France's first round of presidential elections this weekend and ongoing geopolitical tensions increased demand for safe-haven U.S. debt.
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Nervousness over his health and the succession has formed the backdrop to more than a decade of political crisis in Thailand, where the military took power in a coup in May 2014.
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"It is not our view to expect risk aversion to sustainably rise, even though nervousness is indeed high," Manuel Oliveri, currency strategist at Credit Agricole, said in the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
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"But clearly there's nervousness in the Vatican and among proponents of Pius XII, and the push to make him a saint, about what might come out of these archives," he told Reuters.
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Elevated in the witness box, he spoke with a halting, childish nervousness, crossing and uncrossing his arms and pursing his lips as the plaintiff's lead attorney, L. Lin Wood, began his questioning.
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But those positive signs could be dampened by the outbreak of the new coronavirus, which is forcing quarantines in China, shuttering multinational operations in the country and causing nervousness around the world.
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"Markets are starting to wonder how long the president is going to wait to make the nomination, and that could cause nervousness," said Alfredo Coutino, director for Latin America at Moody's Analytics.
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Some nervousness ahead of Apple's quarterly results later Tuesday, which are expected to show a sharp drop in iPhone sales, was mitigated by encouraging U.S. data on home prices and consumer confidence.
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They said that the soldiers at the checkpoint were on high alert — Afghan forces have been dying in record numbers — and that they had fired at the passing motorcycle out of nervousness.
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"There is a lot of nervousness about (BOJ governor Haruhiko) Kuroda's policies, Abenomics, the fallout from even more negative interest rates and a weaker yen should they continue this path, " Gokon told CNBC.
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"And in the minutes before we delivered those vows, I felt the kind of nervousness and excitement that I've never felt before," says the journalist, who proposed to DiDario in Paris last September.
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That was its deepest fall from a record high since a 73 percent selloff that began in early May and lasted a month, also driven by nervousness about the year-long trade conflict.
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"These shoots with my husband are more fun than the typical client because I can experiment with anything and everything without the nervousness of messing something up for pay," she expressed to Mashable.
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Reflecting this extreme nervousness, volatility in the pound spiked to its highest in at least 20 years, rising even beyond the heights seen when U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed in late 2008.
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Maas's tour of the region will take in South Korea, another democratic exporting powerhouse, but not China, whose attempts to convert economic muscle into political power are causing growing nervousness in Europe's capitals.
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While this gave investors some hope after a jittery week, there were still signs of nervousness in choppy late afternoon trading, primarily due to ongoing threats between the United States and North Korea.
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While government bond yields in Germany and the United States have plummeted — which many investors say is a clear sign of nervousness about the outlook — equity markets have soared back towards record levels.
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There's a lot of nervousness around the idea of shoving a wad of cotton up into your business, and having real time data piped into your phone might relieve some of those fears.
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This time, Ramos hit it higher and further but still had to sweat out a few seconds of nervousness watching Jacoby Ellsbury make a slight climb on the fence to attempt a catch.
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"Tomorrow's FOMC (decision) hangs over the markets, and today ought to be quiet, but there's an air of nervousness around," Kit Juckes, global fixed income strategist at Societe Generale, wrote in a note.
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He said the break in the S&P 50-day, gold's move below its 93-day moving average and the break in the 10-year yield are all pointing to the same nervousness.
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"There's a lot of nervousness built into the market, but Trump's comments that we're going to get rid of 'horrible' regulations is bullish for stocks," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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For weeks, senior Democratic officials and donors have been musing about whether a new candidate could be lured in the race, a striking illustration of nervousness just three months before the Iowa caucuses.
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Not helping the mood was Tuesday's threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to put tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods, amid market nervousness over when face-to-face talks will resume.
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"We haven't witnessed any cancellations or any challenges," he said, saying nervousness over the poll was being balanced by expectations that any electoral disputes could be resolved in court, not in the streets.
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Traders see little evidence of this for now, and Italian spreads over Germany actually narrowed on Tuesday, suggesting that investors' nervousness may be calming as the new government provides clarity over its plans.
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I think there you have sort of the clearest story that businesses in the UK do not want to invest because there is a lot of nervousness about what is coming this fall.
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"Whenever you have an incident in the Arabian Gulf, a little bit of nervousness always starts to kick in about that particular artery getting clogged up," CMC Markets senior analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Also reflecting market nervousness, the Merrill Lynch move index, a gauge of investor expectations on how volatile U.S. bonds will be, has risen back to near three-year highs marked earlier this month.
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Because the class is being filmed, there's an inevitable element of performance to their reactions, but his incredulousness and her nervousness—she appears deeply uncertain of where to direct her gaze—feel true.
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And so, our observation has been as you get higher up, the nervousness about what's going on, but they're still employing a lot of people, fighting to get people to do the work.
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Sociologists have noted, however, that surveys have measured a reservoir of latent discontent in the middle class in Moscow that could well up again, explaining the Kremlin's nervousness and the heavy police presence.
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As Italy scrambled on Sunday to contain the first major coronavirus outbreak in Europe, a new nervousness pervaded the continent, with officials in nearby countries pledging to keep the outbreak from spreading further.
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"There was so much nervousness coming into the earnings season about what they would bring, there is some happiness that this is pretty good," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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The uncertainty of a 2015 parliamentary election that brought the nationalist minded Law and Justice (PiS) party to power added to nervousness and the exchange is only now showing signs of a revival.
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Some expressed nervousness that their choice of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, or Donald J. Trump, her Republican rival, would not tip the balance nationally given that New York State is overwhelmingly Democratic.
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"In their violent hatred of the president, the Democrats have raised the bar in terms of potential violence and nervousness in the state," claimed Terry Dittrich, the Republican chairman in nearby Waukesha county.
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"We are definitely seeing nervousness rising about a cliff-edge Brexit," said Societe Generale FX strategist Alvin Tan, who flagged how sterling had also fallen back to 90 pence per euro this week.
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"Whenever you have an incident in the Arabian Gulf a little bit of nervousness always starts to kick in about that particular artery getting clogged up," CMC Markets senior analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Looser monetary policy could make U.S. government bonds less attractive to yield-hungry investors and help counteract nervousness in the markets about threats from President Donald Trump to place tariffs on Mexican goods.
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"Over the next 13 to12 months, particularly as Starbucks begins to lap less difficult year-over-year same-store sales comparisons, we believe that investors' nervousness about these two factors will lessen," he added.
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Most investors still think the British parliament will eventually back a "softer Brexit" rather than a clean break from the EU, although nervousness about the outcome has left the pound trading within tight ranges.
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Thomas Cook said that in Europe people still wanted to go on holiday and with continued nervousness about travel due to heightened geopolitical uncertainty, they were more inclined to travel with a tour operator.
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"So much uncertainty with 9 weeks to go until the first round of the (French) election means we will probably see nervousness persist, and undermine the Euro across the board," Societe Generale analysts concluded.
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Trump added a new level of nervousness to the market when he said in a Wall Street Journal interview Monday that he would likely proceed with 25 percent tariffs on Chinese goods in January.
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Her office seemed as though it had been lifted directly from a how-to feng shui guide, and I felt a sense of calm beginning to take the place of my caution and nervousness.
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Seeding further nervousness in world markets, a truck drove into a crowd on a shopping street in the Swedish capital Stockholm in what the country's prime minister said appeared to be a terrorist attack.
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Meanwhile, the euro weakened and was set for a sixth consecutive week of losses as rising bond yields in Italy triggered nervousness among investors, while brewing political instability in Spain also weighed on sentiment.
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"So far it is still just a war of words, with investors assuming the final outcome will fall far short of the threats, though nervousness has risen," RBC Capital Markets said in a note.
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But Salvini's comments came at a time of heightened sensitivity to Italian risk due to broader investor nervousness, the proximity of the European Parliament elections and after a lacklustre Italian bond auction on Tuesday.
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Hickey said tech still has a high multiple, at 21.5 times trailing earnings, but the earnings multiple on the defensive utilities sector is 20 times trailing earnings, a sign of nervousness in the market.
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However, the surge in jobs could reflect nervousness among businesses who have cut investment, making them more likely to hire workers who can be sacked in the event of a downturn in the economy.
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Trump's latest salvo injected a fresh dose of nervousness into the market, already jittery ahead of U.S. jobs data for March for indications of economic health and the future path of interest rate hikes.
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Two opinion polls published by ICM showed on Monday that Britain's "Leave" campaign had widened its lead over the "Remain" camp ahead of the June 23 referendum on EU membership, stoking investors' general nervousness.
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"Another factor is a little bit of nervousness that share markets, particularly in the U.S. and around the globe, have run ahead of what is still an uncertain situation around U.S. policy," McCarthy added.
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This is why it's important to take steps to manage anxiety, fear, and nervousness before heading in (pro tip: always leave earlier than you think you have to — especially if you're taking public transportation).
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Farley, the graduate student who expressed nervousness about a federal career, is in her fifth year of graduate school studying birds and urban ecology, and hasn't been directly affected by the government's partial closure.
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Nervousness over his health and the succession has formed the backdrop to more than a decade of political crisis in Thailand, where the military took power in a coup more than two years ago.
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Nervousness wasn't a feeling she was particularly acquainted with, but she thought that the fact her stomach was undulating and her mouth hangover-parched was a sign that she might just be experiencing it.
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Not helping the mood was Tuesday's threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to put tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods, amid market nervousness over when face-to-face trade negotiations will resume.
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Stephen Massocca, chief investment officer at Wedbush Equity Management LLC in San Francisco, said "pockets of weakness in defensive names" such as real estate investment trusts suggest there is still a lot of nervousness.
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"I feel very sympathetic for the leadership that it has to deal with all this nervousness and this dismay that the transition is going along slowly and with bumps in the road," Phelps said.
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The planned Russian legislation and resulting nervousness of the ratings agencies has sparked speculation that the moves could help a nascent, Kremlin-supported agency carve out a greater share in the domestic ratings market.
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However, investor nervousness over a possible full-blown trade war deepened this week over increasingly sharp rhetoric between the United States and China, and growing evidence of the wider economic impact of this conflict.
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"The clouds, the nervousness, has gotten me to a place where I want to make sure that we do not act too aggressively," Bostic said during an event at the Rotary Club of Atlanta.
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In a sign of heightened nervousness, the one-week sterling/dollar implied volatility - a gauge of how sharp swings will be over the June 23 referendum date - traded at 50 percent, its highest ever.
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"What this has done in the immediate term is raise the level of nervousness within the container shipping industry," said Simon Heaney, senior manager of container research for Drewry, a U.K. maritime consulting company.
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Signs of nervousness about the trade outlook were also evident elsewhere in global markets with the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc firm against the dollar while core U.S. and German bonds in demand.
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Shares fell on Friday as investor nervousness increased after a nuclear test by North Korea, and comments from officials at the Federal Reserve led investors to think that interest rates might be raised sooner.
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U.S. Treasury yields edged higher in anticipation of an interest rate increase on Wednesday, nervousness that the central bank could indicate a more aggressive pace of future rate hikes, and new corporate bond supply.
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That Trump seemed unmoved by the already significant weakening of the dollar against the yen increased nervousness about the U.S. Treasury's semi-annual currency report due Friday, and next week's U.S.-Japan bilateral dialogue.
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Oil has risen to its highest since late 2014 this month in part too because of nervousness over a decision President Donald Trump must take on whether to restore U.S. economic sanctions on Iran.
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Yorke, harmonizing with himself, fits lyrics about an anxious night on the dancefloor into a meter that meshes precisely with the song's rhythm, literalizing the nervousness that runs through Burial's more lyrically sparse work.
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We break our Dry Januarys and get drinks, skipping Horses-themed libations like the "Redondo Beach"—a bluer, more disgusting take on a Long Island—in favor of celebratory tequila to quell our nervousness.
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In the runup, Democrats betrayed little nervousness about pushing a shutdown, because they believe any immediate backlash will be long forgotten in a midterm election destined to revolve around another, even more polarizing president.
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A doctor told her that if she did not get over the debilitating nervousness she was then enduring as a preadolescent, she would never be able to hold a stressful job as an adult.
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" She saved her highest praise for animals that defend themselves in exceptional ways: the ostrich, for example, "whose comic duckling head on its / great neck, revolves with compass- / needle nervousness / when he stands guard.
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In Asia, where governments are engaged in hurried preparations for a momentous inter-Korea summit followed by a potentially historic encounter between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, there were signs of nervousness.
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"There is a nervousness about Scotland becoming an independent country in the markets," Aberdeen's finance chief Willie Young, a staunch opponent of independence, said from an office overlooking Union Street, the city's main thoroughfare.
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"There's a fair amount of nervousness in the White House and at the State Department about this meeting and how they manage it because they see a lot of potential risks," Steven Pifer said.
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Biden's visit comes amid heightened tensions with Russia in the region and some nervousness among allies about Trump, who has suggested he might abandon NATO's pledge to defend all alliance members automatically if elected.
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Signs of nervousness about the trade outlook were evident elsewhere in global markets with the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc firm against the dollar while core U.S. and German bonds were in demand.
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During the industrial era, symptoms as varied as anxiety, fainting, insomnia, nervousness, and sexually overt behavior could have a woman diagnosed with the condition, which was believed to be caused by a weak mind.
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Underscoring China's nervousness about U.S. support in particular for Taiwan, U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday signed into law the Asia Reassurance Initiative Act, which reaffirms the U.S. commitment to Taiwan, including arms sales.
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Han: Yeah, that conversation was a moment for her to be honest about what she's feeling in her nervousness and it's all really about consent and having that open line of communication with each other.
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And they wouldn't see his inevitable outbursts of laughter when he is with his sister, the warmth in his voice when he speaks, or the slight quiver of nervousness when he sings, his extraordinary intelligence.
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An uncertain outlook for the global economy has combined with nervousness around events such as next month's Spanish election re-run and Britain's referendum on European Union membership to turn investors away from riskier assets.
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The outlook is fundamentally stronger for miners and their supply companies, although lingering nervousness following the commodity price crash of 2015 means they are unwilling to risk shareholder disapproval by embarking on major new projects.
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"These are rumours, which cannot be validated or verified until FTSE makes the announcement - nevertheless they were strong enough to create nervousness in the market today," said one fund manager, who declined to be named.
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But other factors like valuations, the Facebook-led weakness in tech, signs of slowing economic growth, lingering nervousness following the burst of market volatility last month and tighter U.S. monetary policy are all at play.
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But as Monáe brings forth who she is, with human qualities like nervousness, honesty, vulnerability, her strongest musical and visual work to date still offer her up as a hard drive needing to be cleaned.
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"There is a significant amount of nervousness in both the cattle and cash crop sector at the moment," said Glen Snyder, agri business manager for Bank of Montreal in Saskatchewan, Canada's main canola-growing province.
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Even as Real Madrid started to threaten at the other end of the field, its midfielders struggled to keep possession and slow down the pace, while its defenders continued to show unusual signs of nervousness.
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Investors were confident about their stock picks at a time when the broad S&P 500 has been lagging and retail clients have expressed nervousness about the durability of the stock market's long-running gains.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar dipped against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday, reflecting nervousness surrounding Federal Reserve monetary policy and the U.S. election, a day after touching a nearly nine-month high.
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The move, aimed at drawing attention to the Catalan situation, comes amid nervousness about the future of Scotland's stalled independence drive, which still has the support of around 45 percent of voters, according to polls.
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"So far he's clearly following through with his politics — there might be some nervousness about his taking decisions that nobody expected before that he would actually do," said Commerzbank currency strategist Esther Reichelt, in Frankfurt.
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Believe us when we say there are beautiful, talented people who are universally admired and considered to be confident who present a very different front to the world to the nervousness they are feeling inside.
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In a sign of heightened nervousness, traders said one-week sterling/dollar implied volatility - a gauge of how sharp swings will be over the June 23 referendum date - traded at 50 percent, its highest ever.
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Mainstream psychologists were concerned that the physiological responses the polygraph recorded could be caused by a host of things other than deception; the device might capture unrelated emotions, such as nervousness, arousal, anxiety, or fear.
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"There is too much nervousness compared with reality… The quality of the banking sector is much better than in 2008," Frederic Oudea told CNBC, as shares of his bank slumped following results that missed expectations.
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It is there that the gunboat diplomacy which China has employed in recent years to back expansive maritime claims has stirred nervousness among South-East Asian neighbours—and created fears of a collision with America.
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Readers learn far more about Ms Deneuve, her cunning and restraint, than other writers might relay, and all this happens while Mr Carrère is detailing his own nervousness and the supposed failure of the encounter.
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"I'd be lying if I said I had zero trepidation and nervousness," said LeVar Burton, who began his career, indelibly, as the slave Kunta Kinte, and who serves as a producer on the modern version.
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Meanwhile, the euro weakened and was on pace for a sixth consecutive week of losses as rising bond yields in Italy triggered nervousness among investors, while brewing political instability in Spain also weighed on sentiment.
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Greece is on track to end its current bailout program in August 2018, but it is "making provisions" in case something happens within another European Union (EU) member state that causes nervousness among European investors.
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That nervousness sent the British currency, the pound, to new 31-year lows, and it pushed the yield on Japanese debt into negative territory, meaning investors were effectively paying Japan's government to lend it money.
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"In the midst of all the nervousness of the past two weeks, we're winding out a really strong earnings reporting season," said Leo Grohowski, chief investment officer at BNY Mellon Wealth Management in New York.
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He instead points to the following evidence that a meltdown is coming soon than most think: a worsening Purchasing Managers Index, impending turmoil in corporate debt markets, and bond-market activity signaling extreme investor nervousness.
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Mnanagagwa is accused of orchestrating some of Mugabe's most ruthless policies and actions, and there is a sense of nervousness that he could follow Mugabe's lead in using fear to keep his grip on power.
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"That nervousness of the markets is exactly why we've gone 5 percent equity underweight because we see them just overreacting to any piece of news that comes out because they feel highly valued," he added.
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You've got to do more to get things done because you can't rely on one particular shot to a large degree to finish matches and so with that comes a lot of emotion and nervousness.
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Finding signs of nervousness about spending in China is not hard, especially among the high-end consumers who dominate the purchase of Apple's costly phones and laptops, which are far more expensive than local brands.
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