North Korea's missile launch put the world on edge North Korea's missile launch put the world on edge North Korea launched four forbidden missiles toward U.S. military bases in Japan on Monday, putting the region on edge.
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A divisive election had everyone on edge — and depending on how you feel about the winner, you're possibly even more on edge now.
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On edge Many in Austin have been on edge since the bombings, as some residents of color in the Texas capital say they feel under threat.
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But part of it is that people are on edge, but maybe, eventually, we'll solve the problem so they won't have to be so on edge.
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"Part of it is people are on edge, but maybe eventually we will solve the problem so they won't have to be so on edge," Trump said.
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He can go to all of his pitches and not be on edge, and we like the guy to be on edge a little bit when we're at the plate.
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The day of the final verdict, Egypt was on edge.
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Aleppo was a city on edge and on the edge.
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What we encountered was a community very much on edge.
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Donald Trump's tough trade talk has the world on edge.
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I think everyone feels a little on edge saying anything.
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" The WashPost lead: "Bombs targeting Democrats leave U.S. on edge.
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Continued uncertainty over several trade disputes has investors on edge.
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The misfire at the rose ceremony has him on edge.
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As Mr Trump assumes power, the world is on edge.
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The prolonged uncertainty over Brexit will keep markets on edge.
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A slew of geopolitical issues also kept investors on edge.
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Everyone's on edge given how much we've invested in Iowa.
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Follow On Edge here for stories about stress in 2017.
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The president was on edge, feeling helpless amid the chaos.
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And it's putting the rest of the world on edge.
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Sanders advisers were on edge over the declaration that Mrs.
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That will keep Democrats on edge until votes are counted.
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Market watchers are on edge in fear of retaliatory tariffs.
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What GOP lawmakers already know, however, has them on edge.
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And Baltimore is once again on edge and asking: Why?
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But crypto investors have been on edge in recent weeks.
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The crowds appeared on edge and quick to lash out.
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S. trade tensions kept investors on edge, capping the rebound.
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Claire's on edge, and not just because Dougal is around.
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"We were both a little bit on edge, " says Swidenbank.
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And since Samuel's arrest, she's felt even more on edge.
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But since then, editors and reporters have been on edge.
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The accusations have set Washington, and the nation, on edge.
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Rising interest rates are also putting bank investors on edge.
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Charlottesville has been on edge since the white nationalist rally.
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Why have two disabled ships set the world on edge?
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No, the specter that keeps her on edge is Brexit.
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The whole area was on edge until he was caught.
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I was always on edge so I was always fighting.
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But as the violence ebbs, Iraq is still on edge.
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At the White House, nerves were on edge as well.
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People hardly needed fake news to be put on edge.
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Mr. Trump's election has clearly put the Iranians on edge.
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"We were on edge quite a lot," Mr. Rauchwerger said.
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Trade talk continues to put markets on edge this week.
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The apparent serial bomb campaign has put Austin on edge.
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Concerns about a shutdown kept investors on edge last week.
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Along the Central Coast, several fires had residents on edge.
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Tensions in the Middle East also kept investors on edge.
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The dramatic events since Friday have put Thais on edge.
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"Well, we hope it won't happen again, but part of it is that people are on edge, and maybe eventually we'll solve the problem and they won't have to be so on edge," he said.
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So lack of progress — or worse — could keep shareholders on edge.
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Tensions have been on edge around the Persian Gulf this year.
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Investors are on edge after any signs of a further downturn.
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But instead foreign dignitaries found themselves in a country on edge.
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One thing's for sure ... he's got hip hop fans on edge.
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The bullying of Qatar has set the whole region on edge.
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Donald Trump keeps the world on edge with his Twitter squawks.
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For all the warm welcome to outsiders, everyone was on edge.
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North Korea launched two missiles yesterday, putting South Korea on edge.
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As authorities worked to locate Stephens, the community was on edge.
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Connecticut's budget stalemate has the state's 157 school districts on edge.
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Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank are on edge too.
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Trump already had Washington on edge three months into his term.
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"I'm already the kind of person who's on edge," Kendall says.
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Conjuring 2 tries to keep the audience on edge with horror.
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Again our nation, plagued by conflict and bloodshed, is on edge.
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It ran on "EDGE," or 2G wireless, which is painfully slow.
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The persistent talk of Kennedy's retirement has liberal groups on edge.
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Big technology names are sure to keep Wall Street on edge.
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Clearly, Germany is on edge, as are other close U.S. allies.
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And the situation could keep investors on edge through the summer.
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Even still the lessons from the past kept Republicans on edge.
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Those are the kind of tactics that put Democrats on edge.
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The city had been on edge for days during the trial.
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He attributed that change to the Foundation's focus on edge computing.
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ET: The real state of our Union is unsettled — on edge.
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Many people are on edge, awaiting news about missing loved ones.
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Your Money The stock market's fall may have you on edge.
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I found myself on edge, nervous and anxious all the time.
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Finances, stocks and politics also can make people feel on edge.
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Investors, on edge after last week's tumultuous trading, ate it up.
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Could CBD be a salve for an anxious nation on edge?
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That reality, coupled with an anticipated recession, has newsrooms on edge.
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What's the most surprising thing you learned while writing "On Edge"?
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Persuade someone to read "On Edge" in less than 50 words.
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Families at the base were already on edge after the shooting.
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He complained of being on edge, short on sleep and rattled.
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Austin is already on edge after a series of actual bombings.
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Traders have been on edge as the Brexit deadline of Oct.
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Those incidents highlight the extent to which officials are on edge.
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Trust connections that make you feel at ease, not on edge.
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The sound of helicopters and planes above kept me on edge.
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Possible U.S. duties on French goods also kept markets on edge.
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That puts enemies more on edge, which makes many more nervous.
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Even those with papers will tell you they are on edge.
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He wasn't angry or on edge, and he didn't have nightmares.
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But it's that lack of clarity that has Europe on edge.
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And as a result, people working on "Evening News" are on edge.
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The arrest of Huawei Technologies' CFO, Meng Wanzhou, put markets on edge.
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And that's a big reason so many Nevada Democrats are on edge.
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The film's depiction of violence has put critics and authorities on edge.
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Tensions in the Middle East have kept investors on edge as well.
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No wonder he is sweating so much, crowd is on edge. pic.twitter.
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Now that Mr Maldonado has vanished, the president's opponents are on edge.
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Microsoft stresses that it isn't giving up on Edge, by the way.
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"I'm on edge — I want it to come out already!" he said.
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This is what constantly being on edge and pissed off sounds like.
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EDT, and the market is on edge over what she will say.
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" Kim says, "I can still live my life, but just on edge.
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However, concerns about a stronger yen continued to keep investors on edge.
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All of his predecessors have been killed, so understandably he's on edge.
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Hawaii has been on edge as tensions with North Korea have risen.
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A slew of weak data has since kept the BOJ on edge.
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Dave Green, UAW Local 1112 president, said his members are on edge.
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Aside from oil, a slew of earnings reports kept investors on edge.
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But his crude attacks on individual companies has many CEOs on edge.
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Some of the most powerful men in Silicon Valley were on edge.
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Rarely, too, has the nation been so on edge about its politics.
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I was a complete and utter wreck, strung out, and on edge.
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I am on edge because Charlottesville has just happened the night prior.
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Hong Kong: The city was on edge after escalating violence on Monday.
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A man who was already on edge topples over, spiraling into delusion.
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The NFL's declining ratings have had Wall Street and advertisers on edge.
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Democrats carry leverage into the talks, which have GOP conservatives on edge.
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Reports of an uptick of violence already have Kenyan citizens on edge.
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She seemed to have become a slightly different person—neurotic, on edge.
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And yet, for all that logic, I still find myself on edge.
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The Trump administration has Americans, and others around the world, on edge.
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"They don't like the feeling of constantly being on edge," said Trippi.
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The end came as Jedrzejczyk was on edge and swinging at air.
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He does his books alphabetically, and that sets my teeth on edge.
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Rumors of aliens and Satanic cult activities also keep visitors on edge.
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The sense of general unpreparedness has a lot of people on edge.
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But investors are on edge, turning some trade war molehills into mountains.
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Chace assures Gail, who's on-edge: Don't worry, the phone will ring.
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Managing privacy on Edge is much easier than it is on Chrome.
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The thing is I don't have an ad blocker installed on Edge.
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Meantime, concerns over a potential government shutdown are keeping investors on edge.
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He again took aim at the media, putting many journalists on edge.
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You know, I am constantly on edge living like a feral cat.
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Watch: Video from Wuhan, population 11 million, shows a city on edge.
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That all leaves customers constantly on edge and leads to embarrassing situations.
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Storms Two serious storms are keeping the world on edge this weekend.
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The turmoil has Trump's allies on Capitol Hill frustrated and on edge.
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But the scale of the virus's spread means markets remain on edge.
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It's something that might put some people in Mountain View on edge.
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But I get fucking on edge and really snappy with a hangover.
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"I'm already the kind of person who's on edge," she said in court.
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The current volatile political and social climate has everyone a bit on edge.
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But the uncertainty around the ongoing negotiations has kept investors on edge recently.
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Post-episode two, I'm both surprised and on edge (no spoilers from me!!!).
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Concerns over a slowdown in the Chinese economy have kept investors on edge.
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They have kept residents of Kabul and other major Afghan cities on edge.
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Markets around the world remained on edge for much of the following week.
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That leaves room for miscalculations that could keep the oil market on edge.
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Worries that Washington might start a trade war also put markets on edge.
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Without answers and with no one in custody, Arizona drivers remain on edge.
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With the city still on edge, a pastor decided to deliver a sermon.
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That, plus the bombs on the news, has everyone a little on edge.
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Uncertainty over the French presidential election results also kept the markets on edge.
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One the eve of the midterm elections, even the kids are on edge.
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Recent Islamist attacks in Paris and Brussels have left many people on edge.
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Like I said, it's the anticipation of disaster that keeps you on edge.
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The constant affront can keep you on edge and unable to find peace.
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And the weakening investor psychology could keep markets on edge well into 2019.
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Hannah is immediately on edge, but tries her best to play it cool.
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This video is part of On Edge, a series about stress in 2017.
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Fighting in the monument-filled Sirwah-area has left many Yemeni's on edge.
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It's hard not to be on edge for the rest of the episode.
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"People are on edge," said a senior figure in a major Russian company.
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That's the kind of rhetoric that has set many skeptics' teeth on edge.
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Ongoing uncertainty has left residents of the east African economic powerhouse on edge.
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I'm very on edge today and it's not just because of this show.
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The market remained on edge as tensions intensified between Iran and the West.
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I was insecure, shy, and very on edge about being honest with myself.
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However, new political developments continue to put the city and region on edge.
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It put me a little on edge, so I hurried to clock out.
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A looming deadline on U.S. tariffs with China also kept markets on edge.
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Worse, businesses were already on edge before COVID-19 showed up in China.
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Russia has been in violation since 2014, leaving many European countries on edge.
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The city was on edge, rife with racial tension and awash in conspiracies.
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Stripped of gratitude, we find ourselves frustrated and fearful, impatient and on edge.
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The air was stifling, and he and the other employees were on edge.
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This exchange has put Democrats on edge over Gowdy's intentions with the investigations.
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Catch up: Here's why the tanker blasts have put the world on edge.
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But the disputed election to replace him has left the country on edge.
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This felt practical in a nation on edge; we assumed it affected everyone.
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The Trump administration has done little to assuage European allies already on edge.
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A global coronavirus outbreak has killed thousands and put world leaders on edge.
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That cluster of wins, he said, had put the Democratic establishment on edge.
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We're not expecting any hurricanes in California, but we're certainly feeling on edge.
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The ominous exchange of words between Washington and Pyongyang kept investors on edge.
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Every decision felt unbearably consequential, and I was more on edge than usual.
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Featured Article: "Hong Kong Protests Put N.B.A. on Edge in China" On Oct.
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I just felt so powerless, really nauseous and on edge the whole day.
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It&aposs unclear whether Wurman, who is listed as a member on Edge.
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However, with executives on edge, any bad news could reverberate and affect investment.
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"Everybody was a little bit on edge," Thad Halstead, a merchandise manager, recalled.
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Zuckerberg appeared particularly on edge during a tense back-and-forth with Rep.
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Volatile trading has continued across markets worldwide this week, keeping investors on edge.
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In addition, developments in the political space have been keeping investors on edge.
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Contradictory reports on Washington and Beijing's trade dispute kept the market on edge.
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The morning of their appointment with the immigration lawyer, Irvi was on edge.
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Seemingly everyone is on edge about the Federal Reserve's next moves — with reason.
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The intelligence community is already on edge because of criticism from the president.
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Meanwhile, investors have been on edge as trade war tensions continue to loom.
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It has fallen another 10 percent this year, and markets remain on edge.
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So yeah, you could say I'm a little on edge about it. 123.
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Needless to say, all that positioning has set New Jersey's newspapers on edge.
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"If this is moving a little bit, then it should be good news for our friends in the Hispanic community because many of these families have been on edge, and we don't need them to be on edge," he said.
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Tensions between the United Sates and Iran have also been keeping markets on edge.
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But if the struggles that loom ahead have you feeling on edge, don't despair.
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For a moment, the boat seemed to freeze on edge in the gathering dusk.
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Financial markets around the world are on edge ahead of the June 23 referendum.
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The multiple quakes and various aftershocks have left people in the region on edge.
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Either way, the already volatile markets could be on edge going into the vote.
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Investors remained on edge as they feared protectionist measures would hit global economic growth.
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Investors have been on edge in the run-up to Britain's June 23 referendum.
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Seems like BE was on edge, and looking for a human shield of sorts.
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This has kept the Fed's rate-setting committee, known as the FOMC, on edge.
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Everyone is just the slightest bit on edge—what if today really is unlucky?!?
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Tensions between the United States and Iran have also kept the market on edge.
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However, with everyone on edge, it may not take much to start a conflict.
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The lira has fallen another 10 percent this year, and markets remain on edge.
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He is keen on autonomy and experimentation, which puts the teaching profession on edge.
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The simple act of talking about him seems to put her on edge, too.
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POLICE LOYALTY WAVERS The same court ruling has put Mugabe's security forces on edge.
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The news sent shock waves through the agency and left career officials on edge.
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"Reports of looting are inaccurate and & unnecessarily put our community on edge," officials tweeted.
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The string of news headlines from the White House, however, kept traders on edge.
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The market was already on edge as worries about the global economy were rekindled.
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Everybody is a little bit on edge about how it's going to turn out.
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Britain's looming departure from the European Union has set many people here on edge.
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Jane's waking nightmare of a man breaking into her house had me on edge.
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Both the recreational and medical marijuana industries are on edge given Sessions' track record.
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It left me on edge because the threat of violence is around every corner.
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All dogs are filled with an odd nervous energy that puts me on edge.
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Even those of more modest means in Molcaxac are on edge with America's election.
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Fears of a potential trade war between the two kept Asian markets on edge.
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The situation may drag through the summer, keeping investors around the world on edge.
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The political uncertainty has left residents of the east African economic powerhouse on edge.
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I was on edge, alive to the possibility that I was useless and despicable.
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"I was pretty on edge most of the time I was there," she said.
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Markets have been on edge regarding Italy's new government and its new policy direction.
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Sheriff Joe is out of work Trump's win has set immigrant communities on edge.
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I suffer from claustrophobia: simply being in an elevator sets my teeth on edge.
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Adapted from ON EDGE: A JOURNEY THROUGH ANXIETY Copyright © 2017 by Andrea Petersen.
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These are the managers who wield a big stick and keep everyone on edge.
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Mr. da Silva is not the only politician on edge over ties to Odebrecht.
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Still, market watchers were on edge Wednesday as all three major indexes closed lower.
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He was a real nervous animal — high strung and on edge all the time.
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Even before Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance, relations between Washington and Riyadh had been on edge.
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Portland has been on edge over a sharp increase in hate crimes this year.
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The elections in the United States and France had buyers and sellers on edge.
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Kenyans are on edge as the redo of their presidential election approaches on Thursday.
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The announcement sent oil prices soaring and markets have been on edge ever since.
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Our eyes are in turn kept on edge, and vision remains self-reflectively alive.
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Messages from the White House over the long holiday weekend kept investors on edge.
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It's always got you on edge, and I don't consider it a gift sometimes.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Masayoshi Son's frivolous tech bets have put investors on edge.
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Nerves have been put on edge lately by nationwide protests that started on Dec.
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In an already volatile moment, such massive losses are putting investors on edge. 4.
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The two exchange an intense glance, and Bonnie looks...simultaneously unbothered and on edge.
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But in interviews, numerous employees at The Times described a newsroom still on edge.
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But it's Bannon's joyful crusade against GOP establishment that has Washington Republicans on edge.
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Both London and Brussels have been on edge after terrorist assaults in both cities.
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U.S. stock futures were lower on Friday as coronavirus headlines keep investors on edge.
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Stepped-up enforcement of immigration measures put many on edge over deportations, while Gov.
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And loading web pages on Edge has been just as fast, if not faster.
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"Feeling on edge and upset right now is a completely normal reaction," he wrote.
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But numerous public policy failures have clearly left those on Main Street on edge.
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But it raised anxieties, with Thailand still on edge after a rare mass shooting.
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Though with moves slight across the board, it is clear traders remain on edge.
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In other cars with this much power, they feel constantly on edge and stiff.
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His schoolyard threats to North Korea has put much of the world on edge.
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Markets remain on edge, as concerns over a possible government shutdown weighs on sentiment.
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The chip maker was on edge, frustrated and incredulous that the process had stalled.
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Mr. Ali, however, is still on edge over a threat no court can banish.
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Markets had been on edge since Fernandez thumped Macri in the August primary election.
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Residents described a city on edge, with helicopters circling overhead and heavy police presence.
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ET. Geopolitics will also continue to put global markets on edge during today's session.
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Financial markets are already on edge and there could be some volatile trading ahead.
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The reader is immediately on edge, fearful not simply for Molly, but about her.
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The reader is immediately on edge, fearful not simply for Molly, but about her.
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Back in Los Angeles, a string of violent crimes kept the city on edge.
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Back in Los Angeles, a string of violent crimes kept the city on edge.
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I felt on edge throughout, like one mistake could leave Evan a charred corpse.
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And when the players eventually made it through, they were constantly on edge afterwards.
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Microsoft also announced that its Azure Stream Analytics service can now run on edge devices.
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Fears that more bombers are at large has kept Sri Lanka on edge all week.
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And does his aggressive style of tweeting already have a lot of people on edge?
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The guards are on edge, pacing back and forth with a tad too much concern.
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And familiarity with its UX foibles will have long ago set your teeth on edge.
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It's not like I'm smuggling weapons or drugs or anything, but I'm just on edge.
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Investors were again on edge Friday amid heightened trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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The heartwarming moments feel appropriately sweet, and the tense scenes will have you on edge.
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However, the uncertainty leading up to the night of that screening had everyone on edge.
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ET. Meanwhile, the moves in oil are expected to keep investors on edge this week.
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Since Trump's stunning election win, Muslims living in the United States have been on edge.
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And a sniper's massacre of police officers in Dallas has put law enforcement on edge.
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Fear of a possible government shutdown later this month is also putting traders on edge.
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Read more from The Hill: GOP on edge over Montana election View the discussion thread.
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Investors had already been set on edge by Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) ILFSL.
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Outside of the therapy room, I am more anxious, less focused, and more on edge.
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The market is even more sensitive to that, when it had already been on edge.
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With the country so on edge, France could do with a dose of measured reflection.
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Dugan said the neighborhood was "on edge," particularly with Halloween trick-or-treating coming up.
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A guy who killed two people, wounded four more, and left two cities on edge.
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The Fed indicated it may pause rate cuts from here however, leaving markets on edge.
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Global markets remain on edge with trade-related headlines spurring big moves in either direction.
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The soldiers were on edge and aggressive, refusing to answer basic questions or allow photographs.
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The U.S. soybean industry is on edge again as relations with China have turned south.
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For years after his combat deployments, Mr. Hardin said he was sleepless and on edge.
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As the presentation started, the sound reverberating throughout the theatre already had people on edge.
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Even just a whiff of another one should be enough to put investors on edge.
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The Trump administration's announcement of a deportation surge has put many big companies on edge.
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Condemned this morning's attempted terrorist attack: France is "on edge" again, and "GET SMART U.S."
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Other countries in the region have been on edge since the series of hotel attacks.
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"Putting them on edge isn't the best thing in the world (for us)," Atkinson said.
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With the 2018 election cycle now upon us, these trends have national Republicans on edge.
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Not many people can put the media world on edge with a four letter word.
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Rising trade tensions have kept investors in some of the largest financial markets on edge.
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But in a way, that's excitement... I think one learns more if one's on edge.
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Households are increasingly on edge about income prospects, a survey by the Conference Board showed.
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Just five months removed from "don't ask, don't tell," the young soldier was on edge.
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A.'s elite is on edge as more parents may be ensnared in the scandal.
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The dog days of 20023 were filled with riots, protests and a nation on edge.
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Deteriorating living standards have put Russians on edge, and fears of economic stagnation have risen.
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The fact that Ms. Swift can keep the industry on edge shows her extraordinary power.
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The behavior of the athletes, however has been muted and they are visibly on edge.
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The bad news: Investors remain on edge because confidence in the estimates are not high.
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Nonetheless, his friends — much like his viewers — can be kept on edge by his remove.
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Lawyers at Skadden are on edge, according to people who have worked with the firm.
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Californians are on edge as a cruise ship crisis begins at their shore on Monday.
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The coronavirus outbreak kept investors on edge as global cases of the infections surpassed 28,230.
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But being unable to understand the live news conferences put the deaf population on edge.
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A stream of warnings from companies in recent days have also put investors on edge.
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The city is already on edge after the London Bridge terrorist attack two days ago.
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Many countries seem to be on edge, waiting for a catalyst to light the fire.
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But it has left much of the world on edge, and Iran has vowed revenge.
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The shooting came with Thailand on edge after the shooting rampage earlier in the month.
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But Bapis cautioned that near-term headwinds from Washington could keep the sector on edge.
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The president's globe-spanning trade war has put businesses on edge and slowed their investment.
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Earthquakes put Ridgecrest residents on edge: 'Nobody in this town has slept for days' 51.
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Upending the U.S. relationship with China risks those agreements and has cybersecurity experts on edge.
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A wave of policy change from D.C. has set markets on edge in recent weeks.
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The surge in digital currencies has put the traditional financial sector and policymakers on edge.
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On-edge investors then weren't rewarding the slew of companies that exceeded analysts' profit expectations.
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Both countries have nuclear arms, and the spiraling crisis put the entire region on edge.
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The speed of those things, and the volume, is what keeps you always on edge.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, and the city has been on edge ever since.
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Tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global stock markets on edge.
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Lately, there have also been some temper fits that leave me feeling on edge and unsafe.
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When those bubbles burst, authorities rush to patch up the situation, putting U.S. investors on edge.
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This has kept investors on edge as they gauge the confict's potential impact on corporate profits.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global markets on edge.
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Trump has already put trading partners on edge with his aggressively protectionist trade policy and rhetoric.
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Ridley Scott's main tactic for putting you on edge was keeping the creature in the dark.
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The area has been on edge since the December 2014 massacre by six gunmen in Peshawar.
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He was on edge at the thought of entering the building looming in front of them.
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But the fire alarm continued to go off every few minutes, loudly, putting us on edge.
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However, it turned out to be a bluff, a trick to put the player on edge.
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So the country has been on edge as an election, scheduled for December 23rd, draws closer.
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But concerns over global crude supply are keeping the oil market on edge and supporting prices.
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And yet, as a meditation about a world on edge, it is also well worth reading.
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But when they sneak off to chat, Harley tells Farley she's "on edge" with her relationship.
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In the clip, Connor gets a call from Michaela, who is, understandably, a little on edge.
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However, little concrete evidence has emerged of a purchase looming and farmers have been on edge.
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"I'm not so on edge, so I have a really good workout," he told the magazine.
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Kim has been ramping up his nuclear rhetoric and he's definitely put world powers on edge.
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Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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Traders had been on edge last month due to concerns over the Fed's rate hiking path.
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As the deadline looms, she said the community feels on edge about what will happen next.
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His brash attitude had already set European teeth on edge after his foreign trip last month.
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Hence, geostrategists are likely to remain on edge as the brinksmanship between the two countries continues.
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Bond yields are rising, stocks are falling and more loans are defaulting, keeping investors on edge.
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"Everyone's on edge about what's going to happen," said Carolina Guzman, 38, who owns a restaurant.
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Britain is due to leave the EU in 23 days and sterling investors are on edge.
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There, they are treated brusquely by troops on edge and fearful of bombings or other attacks.
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So given the unknown unknowns, it's not surprising that Silicon Valley's money set is on edge.
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Jeanmar Gomez had Phillies fans on edge in the ninth before he earned his eighth save.
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It was six weeks after 9/11, with the country on edge and the economy uncertain.
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The volatile nature of all cryptocurrencies has left market watchers on edge amid looming regulatory concerns.
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The slew of investigations into the White House and administration can also have companies on edge.
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Ms. Streep is a delight, hilarious when she's singing and convincingly on edge at all times.
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Elsewhere, U.S. investors remain on edge, as news surrounding tax reform continues to shake up markets.
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Now when those users are on Edge, they can just click a link and start chatting.
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At the time, the city's residents were on edge but still unsure what it all meant.
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But the country had been on edge for weeks over the threat posed by Islamist militants.
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Everything feels a bit less scary now, but message requests still leave me feeling on edge.
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Global markets have been on edge in the past few months as the escalating Sino-U.
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It was a gut punch to a city that was already on edge in numerous ways.
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I got a bunch of death threats yesterday, so that kind of got me on edge.
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Wittingly or not, parents are sometimes fearful in a way that puts their children on edge.
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People were on "edge," he said, and he wanted them to be able to go outside.
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Her students, she said, seemed ready to dig into their lessons, but everyone remains on edge.
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When Dario Argento's German-set horror movie "Suspiria" came out in 1977, Berlin was on edge.
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"Full Disclosure" could inflict further damage, and is likely to put the White House on edge.
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"I think that's the biggest problem because we're on edge all the time," she told Sky.
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" Thierry Spitz, a representative of the local police union, said: "These neighborhoods are very on edge.
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But the new administration has nonetheless put those who move frequently between the countries on edge.
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Investors have been on edge recently as the U.S. ratchets up its protectionist stance on trade.
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The figure put investors on edge over where the U.S. central bank could be heading next.
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Investors were also on edge as U.S. government debt yields rose following Powell's rate hike comments.
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Several people seemed on edge awaiting what Mr. Mattis would say when he addressed the conference.
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Suddenly, villagers were on edge, worried about how far the betrayal — and abuse — may have stretched.
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Instead, Parasite keeps you on edge, wondering what violence food will become a part of next.
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As coronavirus spreads around the world, small business owners who import from China are on edge.
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"Everyone's just on edge," said Shane Flanagan, a resident of Batemans Bay on the NSW coast.
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The sheer pace of change, with its accompanying tremolo of uncertainty, has put many on edge.
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Global markets have been on edge in the past few months as the heated Sino-U.
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Of course, I was exhausted and on edge most of the time after Miles was born.
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"Everybody is on edge," he said, adding that some fearful employees had not reported to work.
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Meanwhile, something in the way Tuan talked about Pasha and his family set me on edge.
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We never think that the fire could reach us, but everybody's a little bit on edge.
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The shoulder injury that forced him from that game early has his entire nation on edge.
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New York City was already on edge after a series of anti-Semitic attacks last week.
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My boyfriend was on edge, he couldn't maintain an erection—he just kept pacing the room.
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" Asked what will be done to make sure that doesn't happen again, Trump said: "Well, we hope it won't happen again, but part of it is that people are on edge, and maybe eventually we'll solve the problem and they won't have to be so on edge.
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The retail sector has had many analysts on edge due to the sector's broad exposure to tariffs.
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While trade tensions could keep Apple on edge in the short term, Tepper remains long the stock.
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Teens using fake weed can become paranoid, on edge, agitated and aggressive toward parents and family members.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global stock markets on edge.
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However, two incidents in the last week have put the nation of nearly 50 million on edge.
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Washington has been on edge since last month, when Horowitz told lawmakers the draft report was done .
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At this point, I feel far better in these types of spaces, but I'm still on edge.
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Microsoft's implementation of Chromium on Edge has so far seen good performance improvements and reliability on Windows.
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The trading community is on edge as JP Morgan gets ready to kick off earnings season tomorrow.
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Brussels has been on edge since explosions at the airport and subway station killed 28 people Tuesday.
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On a stormy afternoon in November, employees at Grindr's in-house digital magazine, Into, were on edge.
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I ordered a coffee and oatmeal skillet, and was on edge and ready to burst into tears.
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But a referendum to amend the constitution on July 30th has put the country back on edge.
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So, welcome to the American Horror Story fam, Fern — you're guaranteed to put us all on edge.
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As consumers prepare to open their wallets for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, sellers are on edge.
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Suffolk County Police haven't announced any arrests in the mysterious slayings, which have the community on edge.
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I'm really on edge and I decide to do a workout to cut some of my stress.
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Modest gains on Monday came even as financial markets remained on edge over the intensifying Sino-U.
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"But Thursday was suspiciously quiet, to the point it put the revolutionaries on edge," continued al-Bakkour.
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In a new year for world markets, the same old story in China has traders on edge.
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It is the chapters about Mr. Trump that has Washington on edge and the public keenly interested.
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After the worst day for stocks since September, it appears that markets continue to be on edge.
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The chaos and division caused by Trump and his associates has many, understandably and reasonably, on edge.
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It was an uneasy time; the Ukraine conflict was ongoing and Russia's Baltic neighbours were on edge.
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The prediction of "above normal, or near normal" storm activity will likely put coastal residents on edge.
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We all do it, but a recent update to the app has avid Instagram users on edge.
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Throughout the interview, Morby is a bit on edge, as if something or someone is distracting him.
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I found myself on edge even during the earliest moments, when I was just shooting carnival targets.
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Overseas, the upcoming release of the Federal Open Market Committee's minutes are keeping U.S. investors on edge.
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The swift response reflected how Germany remains on edge with fears heightened over terrorist attacks in Europe.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China have kept Wall Street and Main Street on edge.
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Both say they've heard from residents displaced and on edge about life in a post-Kilauea world.
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The climax of songs like "2+2=5" came and went, leaving me on edge, wanting more.
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So what does this European make of a new U.S. president who has Silicon Valley on edge?
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But Benny has a personality where he's not afraid to put people on edge a little bit.
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And the latest immigration rules, rolled out in the last few days, have many communities on edge.
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I was kind of on edge the whole time, expecting things to just get worse and worse.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A rash of unsolved outdoor homicides in Alaska's largest city is putting residents on edge.
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The economy and geopolitical uncertainty have everyone on edge; so putting and keeping deals together is tough.
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What Maher and progressives forget — or fail to understand — is that that conservatives are on edge, too.
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In a city on edge after several recent deadly attacks, the crash had raised fears of terrorism.
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For a market on edge, this was enough to set off a fresh wave of frenzied selling.
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If he seemed a little on edge, he managed partly by acknowledging the scale of the problem.
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But across the country, other officials were on edge as rumors and hoaxes flew at broadband speed.
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As soon as she arrives from the airport, I am on edge waiting for things to unravel.
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With Samsung recalling the Galaxy Note 7 for the second time, consumers might understandably be on edge.
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If you were to meet them in a bar I'm sure you'd be on edge a bit.
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Holding the controller and getting ready to make my way through Tacoma station put me on edge.
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Ms. Jones was far from the only person who was on edge over the past several days.
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Mr. Abe has been on edge since March, when Mr. Trump accepted Mr. Kim's offer to meet.
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The film's score keeps the watcher on edge with a staccato, visceral sadness that permeates the movie.
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I was always left a little on edge, which is a good thing in a scary story.
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Neither did the president think he'd be running during a worldwide pandemic that has everyone on edge.
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He started in his first-ever game last week and I was on edge the entire time.
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Still, Mr. Rosenstein seemed to deliberately steer clear of facts that might set the president on edge.
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WASHINGTON — The cryptically worded request marked urgent from the State Department's independent watchdog set Congress on edge.
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We'll now seek justice through elections, and Republicans in open districts of Arizona should be on edge.
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Joe Biden's first two finishes sent his national poll numbers plummeting and put his donors on edge.
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Officials have not confirmed any coronavirus cases in Russia, but its government has been on edge nevertheless.
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The shootings took place against the backdrop of a New York City that was already on edge.
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"It puts you on edge a bit, but you can't let those things affect you," she said.
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But it is not just the intensification in the streaming war that has Wall Street on edge.
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Not knowing whom George McPhee, Las Vegas's general manager, is going to take has everyone on edge.
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Markets have been on edge over the past week due to the likelihood of higher interest rates.
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Consequently, investors remained on edge as they awaited news surrounding trade talks between the States and China.
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Still, markets remained on edge about a possible new round of U.S. tariffs on imports from China.
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The news of his exoneration puts Dustin and his cousins, who also lost their parents, on edge.
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The AP noted that the patrol's arrival in storm-ravaged Houston had put some immigrants on edge.
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Even though that woman was kind to me, growing anti-trans sentiment had put me on edge.
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But, a growing number of industries, including liquor, have been on edge as trade war tensions persist.
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First, trade: The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China have put investors on edge.
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The recent murders of two black transgender women in Dallas has set the LGBTQ community on edge.
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This is the one element that has left fans on edge since even before the series premiere.
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With such a flurry of patches, it's easy to understand why the community might be on edge.
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Washington on edge Given those stakes, it's not surprising that Washington is on edge, even as everyone digests the staggering fact that FBI agents on Monday raided the offices and the residence in New York of Michael Cohen, the personal attorney of the President of the United States.
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Everyone is so on edge, they're clapping the moment a spare ray of sunshine peaks through the clouds.
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This has kept global investors on edge, as they fear tighter trade conditions will slow the global economy.
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Detergent attacks during gallery openings, anti-gentrification graffiti and harassment via social media have put owners on edge.
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Despite his obsession with orderliness — or maybe because of it — Alan's life is more on edge than Nadia's.
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And he always, always — as Bannon, Reince and the rest now keenly know — kept his associates on edge.
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I think the whole world has become a little on edge over what you can and cannot say.
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Tighter scrutiny notwithstanding, the January incident left the metals trading business on edge and, for some, on hold.
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The modest gains on Monday came even as financial markets remained on edge over the intensifying Sino-U.
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The company is now expanding the returns policy in a way that has third-party merchants on edge.
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It's also weirdly quiet again; there's no wildlife here at all, which has me a bit on edge.
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A ruling on the noble bee's status will have to wait until March 21st, setting environmentalists on edge.
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The author settled on Edge of Seventeen writer Kelly Fremon Craig, who will also be directing the film.
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"Now that everybody is on edge, you're going to see the volatility swing in both directions," Lancz said.
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It keeps them on edge because they don&apost know exactly what he&aposs going to do next.
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This new investigation, which came to light on October 28, kept financial markets across the globe on edge.
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I feel less on-edge, blissfully optimistic, and worry-free — all things I honestly hadn't felt in months.
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A dumpster bomb that injured 219 in New York City on Saturday night has many Americans on edge.
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Investors went home on Thursday on edge after the U.S. dropped "the mother of all bombs" in Afghanistan.
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There was a cop shot in the calf when I was in Boston, so everyone was on edge.
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Twitter is transforming into a serious source of anxiety for those on edge about America's current political climate.
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The police consider Roy a kidnapper and a fugitive, and he and Lucas are armed and on edge.
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But behind this tranquil scene, locals are on edge after the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irma last September.
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The GOP arguments are being made to a politically polarized population on edge after the 85033 presidential election.
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Continuing concern over a prolonged trade dispute between the United States and China also kept markets on edge.
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You realize you are tense all the time, stressed, you aren't sleeping, you're on edge, always on alert.
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Texas is more purple than many Americans realize, and that's what keeps conservatives in the state on edge.
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Uncertainty around political risks such as the unrest in Hong Kong also continue to keep investors on edge.
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When the world remains on edge about the President's global policies, an information blackout risks further escalating tensions.
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The newsroom has been on edge in the weeks since Ms. Carlson filed her suit, one person said.
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Cities across Europe have been on edge since an attack in Paris in November that killed 130 people.
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Meanwhile, the 10-year Treasury broke above 3 percent, a key psychological level that puts markets on edge.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the candidates more defiant before the vote.
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Later this week Trudeau is due to visit the steel town of Hamilton, where workers are on edge.
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However, gains have been capped somewhat, as mixed messages out of the U.S. administration kept markets on edge.
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While this slight slump may put some graduates on edge, Hamrick says it's nothing out of the ordinary.
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Investors around the world, including those in the U.S., are on edge about the political calendar in Europe.
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With the GOP on edge in the home stretch, Republicans are starting to lash out at one another.
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It should be an open-and-shut case, but Cora's apparent lack of motive leaves everyone on edge.
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Turkey is on edge after a car bomb tore through the capital Ankara on Sunday, killing 37 people.
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Market watchers, however, have been on edge in fear of possible trade wars since Trump announced the tariffs.
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Mango managed to even it up with some amazing combos, putting Leffen on edge and taking the advantage.
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The suspension raises concerns about a renewed arms race with Moscow and has put European allies on edge.
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"That's what they always say: It's not fun unless it's stressful," she jokes with one on-edge crafter.
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But his trip to the C.D.C. reflected the uncertainty and fear that currently have the nation on edge.
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Travelers are increasingly on edge, as other countries issue US-style bans, flights are canceled and events suspended.
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But the National Security Council is itself on edge, amid persistent rumors that General McMaster might soon depart.
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In the predawn hours of Wednesday, emotions were on edge among the dozens of officers lying in wait.
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Even so, the sheer number, frequency, and seeming randomness of the shootings has put community members on edge.
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Fears of a nuclear war, or disaster, just miles away have set residents of the province on edge.
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Additionally, the Muslim ban and immigration raids have got the U.S. population on edge regarding their mobile communications.
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Still, the agency's activities have put Russia's adversaries on edge and have provoked fierce reaction from the West.
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Maria Morrow of South Orange, New Jersey, was already on edge because her baby was five days late.
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Many Latino and Hispanic communities around the country are already on edge given the rhetoric from President Trump.
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Roger Stone looked like a man on edge, under extreme stress and struggling to contain pent-up fury.
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Many of them were already on edge at the thought of a possible nuclear attack by North Korea.
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She recalled that the unit, as a whole, was "on edge," breaking out into verbal arguments and brawls.
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But Apple's problems could keep investors on edge, especially given Big Tech's outsize role in delivering earnings wins.
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But while more IPOs are expected, a high proportion of listings being shelved has put bankers on edge.
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At the time, the world was on edge wondering if Trump would order a retaliatory strike on Iran.
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Chinese investors are likely spooked having heard the news and the market is on edge as a result.
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And Trump is not likely to stop blasting the industry from time to time, putting them on edge.
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The free fall in the Turkish lira has put investors on edge and continues to be watched closely.
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Markets remain on edge overseas, with Asia closing lower as Chinese leaders headed into an annual parliament meeting.
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Elsewhere, traders remained on edge after trade talks between the U.S. and Canada ended Friday without a deal.
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Investors remain on edge over concerns that countries around the world may strike back because of the tariffs.
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Donald Trump may keep people of color on edge, and the black community does overwhelmingly vote for Democrats.
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Martin Kollar, a Slovakian, makes color pictures that hop from subject to subject but are on edge or surreal.
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The slowing economy and political uncertainties have had many investors on edge, eager to turn on fully defensive mode.
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"The entire city was on edge because a random high school girl was randomly snatched from us," he says.
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Ongoing concerns of a prolonged trade dispute between the United States and China are also keeping markets on edge.
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The request, submitted by committee vice chair Kris Kobach, has both voting rights advocates and privacy hawks on edge.
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What matters to investors The company has encountered some friction with its franchisees, which could put investors on edge.
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The firing of Fearnow and Villarreal set the Trending Topics team on edge—and Nuñez kept digging for dirt.
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But downing several cups of coffee a day can overstimulate you and make you unnecessarily anxious and on edge.
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For Minaj, this has meant a rash of behavior which feels like she's on edge and out of ideas.
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It's not the waxing prospect of a Federal Reserve rate increase that has the stock market on edge Wednesday.
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Shaun Joyce used to sit at his desk at The Art Institute of Charlotte in North Carolina, on edge.
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Why it matters: The decision to reschedule shows how on edge NATO is about America's commitment to the alliance.
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The seemingly random attacks in Malibu Creek State Park put residents and visitors on edge for nearly two years.
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European stocks have remained on edge this week, as the U.K.'s referendum on its EU membership draws closer.
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The two situations aren't directly comparable, but Chinese companies like Oppo and Xiaomi will likely be on edge nonetheless.
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The bombing came after a week of attacks in Turkey, Bangladesh and Iraq, which have left many on edge.
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What had been a relatively seamless celebration immediately flipped into an Olympic Games on edge, as Christine Brennan wrote.
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Traders are on edge about the crop's size and condition after heavy rains caused unprecedented planting delays this spring.
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"There was one day I was really tired, really on edge, Calvin just kept crying and crying," she remembers.
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A long-awaited report on the Justice Department&aposs investigation into Hillary Clinton has Washington on edge this weekend.
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Stocks in both the U.S. and Asia had been on edge Thursday, as interest rates hit new multiyear highs.
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But a while more IPOs are expected a high proportion of listings being shelved has put bankers on edge.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA harrowing article in the New York Times this weekend has set plenty of people on edge.
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The Zika epidemic, which spanned 2015 to 2016, had the world on edge and researchers frantically working toward solutions.
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But that, he learned, was Cohen's way, a tactic, however strange, for keeping people on edge and maintaining leverage.
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In the U.S., Wall Street remained under pressure on Wednesday as oil prices and data kept investors on edge.
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The attempted attacks, coming just two weeks before the midterm elections, have left politicians and the public on edge.
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U.S. financial markets have been on edge after being spooked by a surge in annual wage growth in January.
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" Lafferty added that Trump's "newcomer status will keep equities on edge if his chances improve in the coming months.
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That really put me on edge because he has publicly said he has no remorse for what he did.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the front-runners more defiant before the vote.
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Trump's White House is on edge as he mulls the fate of key players ahead of a staff reshuffle.
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Elections are highly sensitive and impactful events, but the sensationalism of potential vulnerabilities puts people even more on edge.
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IN AUGUST 1993, a little less than a year before the end of apartheid, South Africa was on edge.
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The notion that such an unassuming figure could be caught in Mueller's net had some Trump aides on edge.
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It is all time ill-spent in the broader ambush zone that puts us and the soldiers on edge.
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" While the news appears reassuring, investors remain on edge as to what each country will see as "complete denuclearization.
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Investors have remained on edge as of late, as news surrounding tax reform continues to shake up markets Stateside.
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Increasing trade tensions between the U.S. and its key trade partners, including China, have kept Wall Street on edge.
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As Mr. Trump's campaign events have grown more vitriolic, the security presence surrounding him has been increasingly on edge.
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Cities known for religious tolerance are on edge, and attacks are battering the economy and psyche of the region.
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If the election goes poorly for the White House, this source suggested the President will be on edge, anyway.
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His credentials, and campaign tactics, have Republicans on edge about the prospect of him potentially becoming the party's nominee.
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Fragile and stressed, Dandridge was on edge during the making of the film, one of her first starring roles.
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BRANTLEY The potential for violence that comes from being on edge in a big, borderless country is implicit throughout.
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Either way, it would be hard to script a more of-the-moment salve for a nation on edge.
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The masks were purchased back in 2006, when the bird flu known as H5N1 had the world on edge.
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Remember that this isn't permanent Yes, the economy isn't looking good, and, yes, we're all on edge right now.
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The shooting put religious leaders on edge and reignited conversations about securing churches, mosques, synagogues and other sacred spaces.
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Readers who think they know her story may be surprised by the extent to which she lived on edge.
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Eric Gripp announced his arrest early Thursday, ending a chaotic and tense day that left a neighborhood on edge.
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A slow-creeping melody or an unresolved chord progression is a surefire way to leave an audience on edge.
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The spate of assaults has put the small army of delivery workers who crisscross New York City on edge.
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Like a noxious tide going in and out, it's a perfect atmospheric storm that has left Canberrans on edge.
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The country's political and business elite is on edge, a government insider told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The move will likely inspire increased fear in immigrant communities already on edge over the Trump administration's immigration restrictions.
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Even a simulated victory — the predictable result of Cold Response 2020 — will undoubtedly set Russia's nuclear controllers on edge.
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Another factor expected to keep the bond markets on edge is the latest meeting by the U.S. central bank.
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Cohn's resignation increased worries that a trade war could take place in the near future, putting investors on edge.
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Meanwhile, the city is on edge after violence broke out last night during a vigil for the slain rapper.
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Continuing concern over a prolonged trade dispute between the United States and China have been keeping markets on edge.
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Still, special counsel Robert Mueller's latest indictments mark the latest in an investigation that has kept markets on edge.
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Turkey is on edge after a suicide car bomb attack in the capital Ankara killed 37 people on Sunday.
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The mostly white audience was so uncomfortable — I don't think I've ever sat in an audience that on edge.
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"Imagine how that went over in a slaveholding country on edge over any whisper of uprisings," Mr. Carvalho said.
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The police are investigating whether the shooting, which rattled an L.G.B.T.Q. community already on edge, was a hate crime.
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This is all still very vague — a fact that has some experts on edge, even if they're cautiously optimistic.
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Somehow it manages to keep pushing enough joy-buzzer buttons to keep the audience on edge until the last scene.
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"The more experience you have, the better your chances of survival are," said Tamara Griffith, a chief engineer on EDGE.
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When she constantly makes noise like that, it really sets me on edge and I start to lose my cool.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, his past qualms with the CFPB and his perceived deregulatory bent have consumer advocates on edge.
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Some lyrics are changed up slightly, Michael Stipe's voice is a little less polished, a little more on edge, wavering.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Five years after the uprising that overthrew Muammar Gaddafi, Tripoli is on edge, somewhere between peace and war.
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The formal talks began this week in Beijing and face a March 1st deadline that's kept financial markets on edge.
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And the upcoming meeting between Trump and Xi could either calm nerves or continue to keep the world on edge.
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By that point, she was on edge; she wanted to get her test results, line up an abortion and go.
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Holloway was on edge from the very beginning and was minding his Ps and Qs, well aware of Aldo's ability.
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"Markets remain on edge ahead of the Chinese vice premiers visit to Washington today," Rabobank analyst Bas van Geffen said.
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"I've been on edge since last August when stocks got taken to the woodshed," a junior hedge fund trader said.
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Bitter Pennsylvania Senate primary has Democratic establishment on edge Sanders and Clinton were competing for 384 pledged delegates on Tuesday.
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This one is creepy, culty, and will hopefully keep us as on edge as all of Flynn's previous novels did.
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Rival Lyft is trading well below its $72 initial public offering price from last month, leaving some insiders on edge.
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In addition, Mr. Raad's delivery gradually takes on a driven, slightly unhinged tension that keeps you confused and on edge.
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Global markets were on edge after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened fresh tariffs on another $200 billion in Chinese imports.
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Anxiety ahead of that time and any fresh polls will likely keep traders on edge for the next two days.
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Drought-devastated Southern California doesn't get many rainstorms, but when thunder does occur, it sets my dog on edge too.
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The film was able to find an audience despite putting critics and authorities on edge over its depiction of violence.
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Until then, everyone is on edge — and the tension is only going to get worse through the long election night.
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Apostle gets under your skin so effectively that even when nothing expressly frightening is happening, you still feel on edge.
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Coleman acquiesces — but he also confronts Jeremy and demotes him from his position, which sets Jeremy even further on edge.
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In addition, several other Iowa cities including Charles City and Waterloo remain on edge in the face of potential flooding.
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The country has been on edge since last week's terror attack on a Dhaka cafe that left 22 dead. 4.
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The uncertainty over the fate of Istanbul and potential delays in broader economic reforms have kept financial markets on edge.
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Snap tumbled following its early 2017 IPO as worries over subscriber growth and C-suite turnover set investors on edge.
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If commuters weren't already on edge today, this alert which just rang through the entire train got us there. pic.twitter.
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Shortly after the blast, investigators found a suspicious device a few blocks away, placing much of the city on edge.
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It was a noise that set one's teeth on edge and bristled the hair at the back of one's neck.
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Still, with the spike in calls to Martela's hotline, the post-election environment clearly still has trans people on edge.
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It usually just features people talking, with no weird sounds and editing a la Radiolab to keep you on edge.
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The Fed's decision comes with investors on edge due to a nearly relentless market decline since the last FOMC meeting.
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But with immigration raids announced for this weekend in cities around the country, including Chicago, Lino was especially on edge.
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Noisy neighbors, barking dogs, shouts from the street outside keep you on edge as much as the actual game audio.
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The signals from the Trump transition team on climate change have also put members of Obama's outgoing administration on edge.
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Sterling was also on edge at $1.2845 ahead of another parliamentary vote on British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan.
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But this is a convention on edge, too, with supporters of Clinton and Sanders continuing to eye each other warily.
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As you'd imagine, guests were on edge because the reported shots came so closely on the heels of Nipsey's shooting.
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"Markets remain on edge ahead of the Chinese vice premier's visit to Washington today," Rabobank analyst Bas van Geffen said.
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France's move against burkinis follows a series of deadly attacks by Islamist militants that has put the nation on edge.
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In other news, investors are likely to be on edge Monday as they await any news from the U.S. administration.
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The forest was their world, they were the kings and queens of that domain, but now they're living on edge.
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The incident followed a period of racially charged violence in Charlottesville and sparked national outrage, putting the country on edge.
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Now, she is "constantly afraid and on edge" and carries an alarm and pepper spray for self-defense, it says.
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Friday's rise in volatility put investors on edge, but this week's surge brought the roof crashing down on such trades.
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While new economic releases are expected to shake up sentiment Thursday, politics is also expected to keep investors on edge.
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In a span of six days in July, four high-profile attacks occurred in Germany, putting the nation on edge.
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Politicians have remained on edge after last year's shooting at a GOP baseball practice in Alexandria, Va., that left Rep.
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The decision could also stymie the peace process and increase security risks in a region that is already on edge.
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Those bombings left the city on edge, its streets swamped with military checkpoints and the hills ringed with armed sentinels.
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It is also sure to set off a fresh wave of protests and anger in a region already on edge.
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A few weeks into the Trump era, liberals are in the "really fucking on edge" stage of the grieving process.
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Markets have been on edge, with stocks in the Asia-Pacific region and Europe all trading deep in the red.
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The impending decision has kept investors on edge over the direction monetary policy might take depending on whom he nominates.
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S. tariff rollbacks left traders on edge and currency markets paralysed, ahead of the release of closely-watched manufacturing data.
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S. tariff rollbacks left traders on edge and currency markets paralysed, ahead of the release of closely-watched manufacturing data.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to a mixed open on Thursday as Wall Street remains on edge over global economic tensions.
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Inside the newsroom, employees are still on edge about what new stories might surface and which executives could be ensnared.
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Investors remain on edge about the possibility that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its meeting next week.
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They intended for the six-week campaign to culminate in a mass march toward Israel, putting Israeli officials on edge.
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Perhaps no Republicans are more on edge than those who will be on the ballot with the president in 2020.
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Learning that a pilot had been arrested in a murder case put some passengers in the Louisville airport on edge.
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Investors have already been on edge about the coronavirus outbreak that caused major stock averages to tumble into correction territory.
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Still, it took me a long time of living elsewhere to realize why a visit home puts me on edge.
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But given the scale of the economic and financial crisis the global coronavirus outbreak has unleashed, investors remain on edge.
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Homeowners can be fickle and uncertain about what they want, traits that can set a busy contractor's teeth on edge.
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Stocks fell on Friday, capping a roller-coaster week on Wall Street, as the coronavirus outbreak kept investors on edge.
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But medical experts say it will be a mistake if innovation rolls out only when the world is on edge.
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Donors, many of whom spoke on condition of anonymity, were on edge about how the impeachment proceedings would play out.
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Giuliani has a wide range of foreign clients despite serving as Trump's personal attorney, which has put many on edge.
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My colleague Maggie Haberman says the White House is on edge: The Impeachment Briefing is also available as a newsletter.
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Following his instincts in the face of an outbreak that has left the world on edge risks making things worse.
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The crash came at a tense time in Iran, as conflict with the United States had the country on edge.
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Still, Emons says the markets aren't in panic mode even as the spread of the virus keeps investors on edge.
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The warnings from Apple dented market sentiment as investors remain on edge about a potential economic fallout from the epidemic.
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The market remains on edge, and the Dow dropped as much as 300 points on Tuesday after a manufacturing contraction.
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North Korea's yet-to-materialize threat of a "Christmas gift" for the United States is keeping the world on edge.
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She felt irritable, tearful and on edge -- all of which she realized were signs she wasn't taking care of herself.
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Robert Bessler, a Wellfleet resident and surfer, told CNN that the attack had put the local surfing community on edge.
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People are put on edge by his words while favoring a lot of the positions he is taking on issues.
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People were still on edge, looking around every rock and tree we passed, making sure we wouldn't be ambushed again.
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Federal officials have been on edge for months about ISIS's ability to spur others to violence half a world away.
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The ongoing trade war between the United States and China has put many of America's small business owners on edge.
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The Yazidis still feel threatened by neighboring Muslim villages, and talk of ISIS sleeper cells has kept them on edge.
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Combining the intensity of a show like Westworld with the stress of daily job interviews had put me on edge.
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I was upset, but I could have been on edge due to the strange experience I'd had the night before.
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If Clinton had since repented on all of the above, Democrats may not have any reason to be on edge.
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The ongoing trade dispute — and the threat of higher tariffs on hundreds of billions in goods — is keeping markets on edge.
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It sent residents running out of their homes, and the thousands of aftershocks that followed kept them on edge for hours.
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While many analysts don't expect Le Pen to win, the fact that she's been gaining ground has put markets on edge.
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But now that he has been elected, the world is on edge, especially as Trump's objectives for America are astonishingly hazy.
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That is keeping currency traders on edge with implied volatility gauges, a measure of short-term currency fluctuations in sterling elevated.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set its official reference rate at an 11-year low, keeping currency markets on edge.
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At least 10 women and girls were raped and murdered in the Hollywood Hills — and the entire city was on edge.
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But police raids of bars and bathhouses continued, and a spate of violent homophobic attacks put the LGBTQ community on edge.
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While China has stepped in to stabilize the yuan in recent sessions, markets remain on edge in case of further weakness.
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"We know that Quebec Muslims have just generally been on edge, and the climate there has been difficult," said Amira Elghawaby.
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Concern that the world's two biggest economies could end up in a protracted trade war has been keeping markets on edge.
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That's when I get really on edge when some sort of young idealists are like, we'll just all ride the bus.
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After shedding 30 percent of its value last year, the currency is down another 10 percent and markets remain on edge.
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It's almost impossible to learn more than the basics of someone's personality, especially because so many of us are on edge.
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The moon will be waning in Scorpio, putting siblings and parents on edge, as she rules your home and family life.
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From Ferguson to Chicago to Baltimore, African-Americans felt targeted and angry, sending marchers into the streets and communities on edge.
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U.S. stock index futures tumbled on Wednesday, with investors across the world on edge, as Donald Trump secured the White House.
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IN THE NEWS • A spate of random slashings, 12 in the last few months, have put some New Yorkers on edge.
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Lacey and the rest of the organizational group ran off to a quiet area to brainstorm, all of them on edge.
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And the nation is on edge following a terrorist attack that killed a policeman last week in the heart of Paris.
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The cause of the slowdown is unclear, though the uncertain future of Obamacare has put the health care industry on edge.
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It's rubbing salt in the wound of your host town, which is already on edge thanks to your divisive, outspoken nominee.
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Both were valuable deals for American farmers, and Mr. Trump's move to upend them had already set agricultural producers on edge.
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Campus on edge Roughly a mile and a half away, on Virginia Tech's 2,600-acre campus, reticence was, too, a theme.
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Residents and authorities remain on edge across the region, though in many areas procedures to combat Ebola remain lax, experts say.
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The sounds rattled a city on edge after regular attacks by various insurgent groups vying to undermine the Western-backed government.
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Along with the rupee, most Asian currencies too had edged lower as U.S.-China trade frictions kept investor sentiments on edge.
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That has kept markets, worried about the possibility of a disorderly Brexit, on edge for much of the last several weeks.
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He said that now, five days after the storm hit the British Virgin Islands, killing four people, everyone is on edge.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are on edge over what they view as Stephen Bannon's growing influence inside President Trump's White House.
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She kept you on edge during the elusive transition to the gnarly, dense fugue, which she then dispatched with unfathomable dexterity.
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However, doubts about an agreement between Washington and Beijing to rollback tariffs imposed on each other's goods kept investors on edge.
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And when you're driving in traffic, you may feel more on edge because you're worried that someone will damage your car.
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Markets have been on edge over trade tensions potentially triggering a trade war between the two largest economies in the world.
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Investors have been on edge recently on fears that the U.S. and China could engage each other in a trade war.
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"People are very much on edge," said Mesut Arici, 27, who works at a shoe store near where that bombing occurred.
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"The uncertainty, the hour-by-hour 'where is this president going?' has everybody in the business community on edge," Walsh said.
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The uncertainty, the hour by hour where the heck is this president going, has everybody in the business community on edge.
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The crisis has put the region on edge and prompted Turkey to send troops to Doha in a sign of support.
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The post-vote uncertainty has kept financial markets on edge and contributed to a nearly 5 percent slide in the lira.
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The 10-year Treasury yield broke above the 3 percent mark on Wednesday, a level that recently put markets on edge.
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Markets have been on edge for much of the trading week amid uncertainty over the state of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Don't have a third party conduct a salary negotiationIn my experience, a recruiter discussing salary immediately puts the candidate on edge.
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If the cutthroat world of hedge funds and New York politics has you on edge, chill out with HBO's High Maintenance.
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In recent days, markets around the globe have been on edge over concerns surrounding the euro zone's third-largest economy, Italy.
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The "pot shot" nature of the sanctions, as described by Christopher Granville, managing director at TS Lombard, has investors on edge.
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Some of the comments are positively biting, and illustrate that nerves are on edge less than two weeks before Election Day.
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While this positive trading sentiment is set to continue, domestic and political news, however, are set to keep investors on edge.
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Navigator groups are on edge and say they have not heard anything from the administration about their funding for this year.
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China and the U.S. have exchanged billions in tit-for-tat tariffs over recent months, keeping the world markets on edge.
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Trump on Wednesday will formally articulate his views of a region on edge during an address at South Korea's National Assembly.
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The National Football League's weak viewership has Wall Street on edge, and the numbers don't look any better for Week 22.
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Republicans have been on edge since Mr. Trump's uneven first debate and his erratic behavior in the aftermath of that performance.
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We're all on edge, and we all make mistakes, but when you're a Bette Midler or a Jenifer Lewis, you're forgiven.
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Whenever we visited California, though, I was even more tense and on edge than I had been during the first visit.
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It made me feel on edge, and to this day eating dairy is the closest I will be to feeling energized.
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Concerns over the economic damage of the coronavirus and global central banks' willingness to offset with stimulus kept investors on edge.
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But investors are clearly on edge, and the last few weeks may be a preview of what the end looks like.
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Still, in a city on edge, with a shrug and a defiant sigh, London Fashion Week kept calm and carried on.
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Treasuries are likely to stay in demand — thereby keeping yields low — for as long as the coronavirus has investors on edge.
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Stocks erased most of their big gains from Wednesday as fears of the coronavirus outbreak continued to keep investors on edge.
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Ice is ubiquitous along Greenland's coast, but this giant has put the inhabitants of the village, Innaarsuit, population 169, on edge.
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August is also when the United States and South Korea conduct major joint military exercises, which always set Pyongyang on edge.
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As President Donald Trump's impeachment trial enters its second week, many of the players seem both emotionally drained and on edge.
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Both are great movies, but they're focused on edge cases so as to not just be two hours in a trench.
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At one point, residents of Hawaii readily believed a false alert about a missile attack because they were so on edge.
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Markets have been on edge as the U.S. and its trading partners have parried back and forth over the trade issues.
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As the most valuable American company by market capitalization, Apple's financial results are an event that often has markets on edge.
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America's steelworkers are on edge as they wait for Mr. Trump to fulfill his promise to place tariffs on steel imports.
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I've installed a few of my favorite Chrome extensions on Edge, and, so far, things seem to be working as expected.
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Investors have been on edge recently as a trade war between some of the largest economies in the world heats up.
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Investors are also on edge over the impact of the trade dispute between the United States and its big trading partners.
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It's a neat narrative trick that's meant to put the audience on edge as they count down the years toward disaster.
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However, the spectre of a euro zone breakup and stern words from EU officials about Italy's budget kept markets on edge.
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Still, anxiety over the trade dispute between China and the United States - the world's top economies - kept many investors on edge.
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Investors were also on edge ahead of Sunday's deadline for a new round of U.S. tariffs on China to take effect.
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Clinton world was already on edge over Podesta's hacked emails, which are being published by Wikileaks on a near-daily basis.
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The former British colony is on edge ahead of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic on Oct.
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While concerns over higher interest rates continue to put markets on edge, economic data will also be keeping investors busy Thursday.
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The Asian financial centre is on edge ahead of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic on Oct.
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The Asian financial center is on edge ahead of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic on Oct.
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Justin's been on edge lately to send a message about people asking "dumb questions" or just plain old talking to him.
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That has left many in Asia — particularly in South Korea and Japan — not only considerably short of thrilled, but on edge.
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He killed a 32-year-old woman named Heather Heyer, injured dozens of others and put the entire nation on edge.
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Investors, increasingly on edge over the possibility of a global slowdown, had feared the institution may be hiking interest rates too fervently.
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As the boats arrive, Liberia's fishermen are on edge, and have vowed to remain vigilant in guarding their corner of the economy.
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More from Tonic: IrritabilityGrumpy, grouchy, touchy, on edge: Whatever you call it, it's irritability, and it's a little-known hallmark of anxiety.
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Would you say that the industry is chronicallly on edge, or do you think people are weathering this with relatively cool heads?
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Tordil only knew one person he killed in the violent rampage that put the suburb of Washington, D.C., on edge, authorities said.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York, said Brexit has kept the market on edge.
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It may put their attorneys and PR firms on edge, but it's become a genuine way to build and maintain those relationships.
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The contrast has left supporters alternately ecstatic and on edge, consumed by the suspicion that Democratic Party has been gaslighting their movement.
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That unpredictability, knowing they could show up at any time, persists throughout the entire game, keeping you on edge the whole time.
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Both hardline and softline retail stocks have analysts on edge as nearly every name they cover imports goods they sell from China.
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Musk tweeted this week that the Autopilot team continues to work on "edge cases" to ensure the next update will be safe.
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A series of prison breaks, including one involving 4,000 detainees in Kinshasa, has put even peaceful parts of the country on edge.
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Whether we're scared of ghosts, witches, or our own shadow, there's something about this time of night that sets us on edge.
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All photos courtesy of City on Edge: A Rebellious Century of Vancouver Protests, Riots, and Strikes, published September 2017 by Greystone Books.
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With controversial moves to tighten immigration in the works, visitors from abroad and U.S. citizens alike are on edge about international travel.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Seventy-two years to the day after a nuclear bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, North Asia is on edge.
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After months of watching a very pregnant April the giraffe pace her pen and keep us on edge, her baby has arrived!
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The debate between McEnany and Goldstein comes as a surge in anti-Semitic incidents has Jewish and civil rights groups on edge.
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Hawkins said that members of the community "are on edge," and that the disappearance of Tibbetts is something that affects them personally.
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Markets remained on edge through the week on increasing trade tensions between the United States and its key trade partners, including China.
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In the commodities sphere, crude futures were under pressure as investors remained on edge over concerns of a glut in the market.
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That has clearly put everyone -- including Walker -- on edge, and the judge has become testy with lawyers he thinks are wasting time.
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That joint initiative enraged members of the nation's biggest construction unions, already on edge about the rising influence of climate-change activists.
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With American society on edge ahead of the 2628 election, such scenarios could have devastating consequences for the census as an institution.
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Still, many investors have been on edge in recent weeks over trade concerns, North Korea and possible Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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Suspected Russian hackers last December even caused a power outage in Ukraine that affected 225,000 people, putting energy companies everywhere on edge.
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The arrests come as the country remains on edge after mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, two weeks ago.
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Mr. Gardner will unloose monologues — unfiltered, gale-force and repetitive — that can set professors' teeth on edge and lead classmates to snicker.
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There are signs that all the backroom talk and speculation, breathlessly covered by the political press, is putting some nerves on edge.
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Stock investors were also on edge after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday shares may be overvalued, said Hansen.
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And to think: it has been a place on edge since a truce suspended the Korean War in 1953 with no victor.
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"It put some people on edge, and they felt certain that a jihad was going to occur in Pocatello," Ms. Nye said.
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But some residents of Mazar-i-Sharif say they are on edge, and worried that the two factions will come to violence.
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Namajunas managed to put Jedrzejczyk on edge in a way that no one else has and dulled her reactions in the process.
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Slowing inflation in Brazil parallels weakening price pressures in developed economies, where tepid global economic growth has kept central banks on edge.
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But the apparent coordination of the assailants and their initial evasion of detection on a busy thoroughfare has many Germany on edge.
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The trade moves have set key relationships on edge and left lawmakers and businesses wondering if events are spiraling out of control.
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While tax reform is expected to keep investors on edge Wednesday, another area of domestic politics is set to shake up sentiment.
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The three killings in less than two weeks — which the authorities believe are linked — have put residents of Seminole Heights on edge.
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U.S. carriers are seeking $58 billion in government aid, and executives are on edge about how quickly it will receive the funds.
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Ms. Osakue's case was the latest example of a spike in violence against migrants across the country, leaving many Italians on edge.
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Another buddy of mine — basically like my brother — his little sister hadn't answered him in a while, so everyone was on edge.
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The strongest case for the bulls is that while the rest of the world is on edge, America is doing just fine.
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His father's temper had always kept him on edge, he said, and he felt that holiday meals were particularly uncomfortable and demeaning.
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That could unsettle the longstanding doctrine of mutually assured destruction that both countries have followed, and put Pakistan even more on edge.
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Long-maturity Treasury yields fell as investors remained on edge after the U.S. has overtaken China for the most corononavirus cases worldwide.
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It's not only not working, it's proving counterproductive: it's Colombia that seems on edge, undisciplined, picking up yellow cards in quick succession.
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The decision comes to an industry that has been on edge amid a lack of regulatory clarity and spike in teens' usage.
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It was a rare uprising by government personnel in a country that has been on edge from mass protests and economic crises.
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With pump capacity essentially cut in half, the possibility of street flooding with the next rainstorm has put city residents on edge.
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But according to the Times, Trump's lawyers appear increasingly on edge, especially after Trump met earlier this month with attorney Emmet Flood.
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Overseas, bond market watchers have been on edge following reports that Japan's central bank was actively looking into changes to its policies.
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When people start talking about the "biofuel market," it sets free-marketers, the oil industry and oil-state Republicans' teeth on edge.
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It is an especially sensitive time for journalists, particularly in the mainstream news media, and journalists in many newsrooms are on edge.
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Many minority residents in Austin have been on edge since the bombings started, as the first three bombings killed or wounded minorities.
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You'll just be extra on-edge because your phone will be pinging your brain with constant alerts and, even worse, false alarms.
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But they are more restless, a little more on edge than Binx Bolling was, as befits their place in the 21st century.
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Markets also were put on edge on reports House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is close to announcing a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Mr. Cabral's arrest reflects how figures across the ideological spectrum in Brazil's political class remain on edge as major graft investigations advance.
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And the government's crackdown and consolidation of power after an attempted coup over the summer have further set the country on edge.
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She takes no prisoners, has no time for nonsense, and, in one fell swoop, puts the entire Tulsa police force on edge.
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You are on edge there because you are getting yelled at by real gangsters or there are rats falling from the ceiling.
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The Iraqi Army has suffered numerous casualties from car bombs detonated by Islamic State militants, and the soldiers were visibly on edge.
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President Trump's phone call scheduled on Saturday with Russia's president — their first conversation since Mr. Trump took office — has Republicans on edge.
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Despite the market recovery, investors remain on edge as the prospect of higher interest rates continues to rattle sentiment across the globe.
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Mass shootings have put school administrators across the country on edge, and they're understandably looking at anything that might prevent another tragedy.
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The tweet, which hints at a US military response, raised tensions in the region, which is already on edge after the attack.
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Investors in the U.S. were on edge, as concerns over a possible trade war resurfaced, after Trump implemented tariffs on certain imports.
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With well over 100,000 acres scorched, residents were on edge, watching the news footage of hills and canyons going up in smoke.
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But eventually they would have to return to shore, where life, for both Patrick and his family, would always seem on edge.
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For weeks, anxiety over the film and a debate on artistic license has dominated Indian headlines and put the public on edge.
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The goal-oriented network of your brain keeps you vigilant and on-edge, but the daydreaming network is calming, Immordino-Yang says.
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Germany has been on edge since 4 days ago when a 17-year-old with an axe attacked people on a train.
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Two were perched toward the back of the enclosure, holding their feathers tightly against their bodies, which can mean they're on edge.
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Get More: Comedy Central,Funny Videos,Funny TV Shows Just the phrase "rape joke" is enough to set one's teeth on edge.
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While signs of more policy support from China and Germany helped soothe nerves this week, lingering recession anxiety have kept investors on edge.
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If tiny outfits like this can get their hands on edge-to-edge screens, we can forget about screen bezels in a hurry.
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In China, efforts by the leadership to rebalance the economy away from low-end manufacturing have put markets around the world on edge.
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Germans are on edge after several violent attacks on civilians last month, two of which were claimed by the Islamic State militant group.
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Unlike the blunder in Hawaii, Japanese residents have reason to be on edge -- last year North Korea fired 2 missiles over the country.
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When you finally come home and fall into bed that night, you feel exhausted and on edge, like the day isn't really over.
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Stocks initially fell sharply as continuing fears over U.S.-China trade relations and concern over a possible economic slowdown kept investors on edge.
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Reports of new talks offered a glimmer of hope for progress in resolving a conflict that has set world financial markets on edge.
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A series of delivery package explosions have Texas' capital city on edge — and investigators have no idea who's sending the bombs or why.
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The lira hit a record low of 7.24 against the dollar in August, when its steep decline put other emerging markets on edge.
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Even though there was no sign of the sniper or his comrades who ruled Bashiqa for two years, peshmerga forces were on edge.
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It even comes with a card that plays the theme song on a loop, because that won't set you on edge at all!
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Still, anxiety over the ongoing trade dispute between China and the United States - the world's two largest economies - kept most investors on edge.
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Investors have been on edge since U.S. policymakers hinted at a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hike in June, ahead of market expectations.
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Markets were already on edge heading into the Friday employment report, and economists point to some variables that could impact the headline number.
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Though likely to be temporary, a small gain in payrolls could rattle financial markets already on edge following slower job growth in September.
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If Bostian had been rocked earlier in the trip, they said, this might have only added to his confusion, putting him on edge.
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S. trade dispute could slow the global economy, while U.S. sanctions on crude exporters Iran and Venezuela helped keep the market on edge.
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Microsoft still needs to work on Edge performance and get extensions on par with Chrome, but things like 1Password are starting to arrive.
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The uncertainty over the fate of Istanbul, Turkey's business hub, and potential delays in broader economic reforms, have kept financial markets on edge.
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Slower GDP growth in the euro zone and Asia have kept investors on-edge in recent months despite stronger performance in the U.S.
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Following the pirated release of most of the new episodes of Netflix's Orange is the New Black, Disney should certainly be on edge.
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Meanwhile crude slipped on Tuesday, as comments from OPEC members regarding chances of an output cut kept the market on edge, Reuters reported.
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The city ultimately decided to let street artists and vendors to continue to operate on Hollywood Boulevard, but costumed performers remain on edge.
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"At a time when markets are already on edge, Boeing's issues are likely to fan near-term fears about growth slowing," she said.
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But S-Town also delivered a brand of on-edge storytelling, with gripping, buzz-generating questions, that was similar to Serial season one.
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The move came as markets remain on edge as negotiators try to hammer out trade deals with China and neighbors Mexico and Canada.
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President Trump's growing focus on foreign policy, and his recent actions with regard to Syria and North Korea, have investors increasingly on edge.
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The Nikkei fell to a near one-week low as a stronger yen kept investors on edge, dragging down stocks across the board.
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If our feeds aren't bursting with shouty all-caps Twitter rants about politics, they're brimming with news updates that set you on edge.
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Escalating fears of a new weapons test by North Korea kept investors on edge, as a U.S. carrier group sails towards the area.
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A weekend meeting of the G20 group of leading economies also failed to agree concrete measures to boost growth, leaving investors on edge.
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Fears of inflation stoked by rising wages, a falling dollar or a trade war sparked by the tariffs have kept markets on edge.
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Kieran Hebden kept fans on edge before the announcement of his ninth studio album as Four Tet, sending out vague but promising tweets.
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The move came as markets remain on edge as negotiators try to hammer out trade deals with China and neighbours Mexico and Canada.
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We remain on edge and are waiting to see if any arrests will happen as they were expect to start from this week.
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The crowd was riled up and the police were on edge, but Ward started climbing the fence to get at the pump anyhow.
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Hawkins said that members of the community "are on edge," and that the disappearance of Tibbetts, 20, is something that affects them personally.
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Nerves in Asia were on edge in July after North Korea tested two ICBM missiles that could in theory reach the US mainland.
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"The family is on edge and every day they are reliving this nightmare," attorney Gloria Allred, who is representing the Borowskis, tells PEOPLE.
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The animosity kept investors on edge and weighed on risky assets like stocks, while the safe-haven yen rose against the U.S. dollar.
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Investors have been on edge over how heightened trade tensions between the world's two largest economies could result in a potential trade war.
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Read more from The Hill: GOP on edge over Montana election 5 things to watch in Montana's special election View the discussion thread.
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Germany has been on edge all week, after an Afghan teenager slashed and stabbed passengers on a train bound for Würzburg on Monday.
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Germany has been on edge after four attacks in a span of six days last month, including two linked to the Islamic State.
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"It's a very rare thing to see a cleric killed, and the Muslim community has already been on edge," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Crossword constructors have a way of setting a "been done" theme on edge, or giving it a twist so that it feels fresher.
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Market-watchers have been on edge in recent weeks with lingering threats of trade wars and the possibility of the market turning negative.
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On Monday, the students were on edge in part because the police had taken a student from a dormitory area early that morning.
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Normally that would have set my teeth on edge, but she spoke in a friendly, low-key tone that put us at ease.
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The ambiguity is productive because it is designed to make the player uncomfortable, on-edge, and critical of the job they are doing.
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Financial markets are on edge for signals of weakening demand, and investors have relentlessly sold off industrial stocks over the past few months.
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I knew I was stressed, though, when I showed up in her office at the end of winter—pale, sick, and on edge.
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It's so twisted and we don't get to see what happens next, but needless to say I'm incredibly ON EDGE about it all.
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Finally, it gives some stability: The NYT reports that the FBI workforce is on edge after the past few months, for good reason.
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Written like a chain letter, the message called for people to share it, and many people were put on edge as it spread.
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It's impossible to prepare for or prevent every kind of catastrophe, and the number of such events in 2016 has everyone on edge.
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I just took them when I thought I needed them, like when I felt on edge or like I was going to explode.
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South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North's leaders on edge.
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But people are on edge because of the coronavirus and the implications of it could lead to a slowdown on the global economy.
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With a country on edge following mass shooting attacks, police noted that the motive in the stabbing spree appears to be robbery. 3.
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A city on edge as apologies issued On Wednesday, protesters began issuing apologies for the disruption caused at the city's airport Tuesday night.
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Not only is today Super Tuesday, but Americans are on edge about the spread of the novel coronavirus that could reach pandemic proportions.
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But mostly Rebecca mothers, and racks up literary accomplishments so easily that her charmed career will set real-life poets' teeth on edge.
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Raucous religious gatherings will be around the airport when they both fly off to different places, so we're all a bit on edge.
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The result is music with a heavy dance beat but a textural profundity — and song forms that morphed constantly, keeping listeners on edge.
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Watching those outrageous Trump rallies especially puts me on edge, seeing those red faces taunting Mexicans, Maxine Waters, Nancy Pelosi, in eager unison.
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The one-shot method made me feel vulnerable as I watched — like I was always in danger — so I was always on edge.
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But in the short term, traders said that worries about Britain might vote to leave the European Union were keeping investors on edge.
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Fixed income investors were also on edge ahead of the Department of Labor's monthly update on the employment situation, due out on Friday.
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Now, she has them all on edge -- wracking their brains for whether they ever said anything to her that could get them fired.
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Much of the city has been on edge for nearly two years since white nationalist demonstrations led to street violence and a killing.
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World share prices are headed for their worst week since the darkest days of the 2008 financial crisis and everyone is on edge.
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Meanwhile, South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North on edge.
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On Thursday, the region remained on edge as Iran spurned Trump's call for a new nuclear pact and its commanders threatened more attacks.
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Audiences were on edge that year, after a bomb had been discovered the previous year, in a failed plot by a terrorist group.
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But the struggle over Pepe in Hong Kong reveals a city on edge, in which even a cartoon frog is cause for suspicion.
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The balancing act has put everyone on edge, especially the medical workers who face a heavier workload and a greater risk of exposure.
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Staffers are on edge, weary from endless speculation about their jobs and struggling to keep their bearings amid the ever-shifting political terrain.
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The corruption investigation, now starting its fourth year, has Brazil's political class on edge, in particular Mr. Temer and his allies in Congress.
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, but Wall Street remained on edge over an ongoing debate over tariffs proposed by President Donald Trump.
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A brief lull in the campaigns to distribute two major pieces of malware has security researchers baffled and in some cases on edge.
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Consequently, markets around the world continue to be on edge over what these trade tensions could mean for Washington and Beijing going forward.
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Markets more generally are also on edge amid a trade dispute between the United States and China as well as slowing global growth.
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Wednesday's sequences of events plainly roiled the state government, which had been on edge in the wake of Mr. Northam's seeming political implosion.
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But on the other, it's underscoring territorial ambitions that have set other regional players on edge, launching its first domestically built aircraft carrier.
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The second deadly crash of a Boeing 737 Max model airplane within months of the first has put flyers around the world on edge.
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As quiet and methodical as the game can be, it also manages to completely keep you on edge, even as Samus becomes increasingly powerful.
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Photo: GettyPeople are a bit on edge at the moment when it comes to being forced to do things by now-President Donald Trump.
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But while some of the details include common sense measures embraced by public health and opioid experts, others are setting their nerves on edge.
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One party putting the CDU on edge however is the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), a right-wing party headed up by Frauke Petry.
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So to see women in their thousands taking to Instagram to blindly revel in these acts of unpaid drudgery sets my teeth on edge.
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The unusual move has left career employees on edge about Tillerson's reorganization of the entire agency and what it might mean for policy making.
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Drastically restricting that program would leave many of those people without coverage -- an outcome that has plenty of GOP governors and lawmakers on edge.
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Markets have been on edge in recent days, ahead of next Thursday when Britain will vote to either stay or leave the European Union.
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It's almost like a sting in the tail, something on edge as you see her walk away: there's something really disturbing about this woman.
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That could mean pain for Chuqui workers, with some 1,700 expected to lose their jobs in coming years, putting Codelco's powerful unions on edge.
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While that vote sharply divided opinion, it lacked the compelling power of Brexit to set an audience, as well as a nation, on edge.
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While the show does little to curb Tony's anger — especially in the season finale — at least fans finally know why he's always on edge.
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