She became, as she often said, our family's designated worrier.
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Whenever she's out of sight, I'm a worrier about her.
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But as a professional worrier about tech's future, I'm nervous.
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My mother was another story, a worrier, to put it mildly.
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Of course, I think about it, and I am a natural worrier.
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The one thing I always worry about: I'm not a big worrier.
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Nick keeps me informed of threats, though he's not really a worrier.
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Mr. Van Noten is a worrier and a micromanager, and sweats the details.
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She is a chronically distracted worrier who is disorganized and constantly getting lost.
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The sessions also mimic Clinton, a candidate who aides refer to as a worrier.
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Phrases like "designated worrier" or "extra responsibility gene" make Hillary sound, well, extra responsible.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: Would you describe yourself as a worrier?
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"I'm a worrier, and he's very laid-back," Teigen says about the couple's different personalities.
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Absolutely. I'm a good worrier, so I have to keep this whole thing under wraps.
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I've always been a worrier, but it has never felt like a real issue before.
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Elon Musk, in particular, has long served as Silicon Valley's worrier-in-chief on artificial intelligence.
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She became, as she often said, our family's designated worrier, born with an extra responsibility gene.
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As any self-identified worrier will tell you, our stress levels can peak at any given moment.
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Charlie is a lover of all these things, but is also a worrier about all these things.
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You have always been such a good worrier, but these are things you never thought to worry about.
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But I am a worrier and I do think things are going to go horribly wrong by accident.
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And I was a worrier, feeling deep concern about everyone and everything around me from an early age.
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I've struggled to differentiate these symptoms from the psychosomatic effects of anxiety, since I'm also a world-class worrier.
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"They think of themselves as 'a worrier,' and that it's just who they are and who they'll always be," he says.
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Further Resources: How I Solved the Gender Labor Imbalance Mom: The Designated Worrier Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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KNIGHT: I AM SORT OF A WORRIER BY NATURE EVERYBODY IS A CONCERN, BUT I'M STILL THE SAME AS I WAS BEFORE.
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A self-described "perfectionist" and "worrier," Wilson reveals she was diagnosed with OCD, depression and generalized anxiety disorder in the 7th grade.
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Calling himself a worrier, Warsh warned central banks and institutional investors looked unprepared should growth in the global economy start to lag.
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Clinton, a worrier by nature, Mr. Clinton, consumed with his dreams of a political career, seemed indifferent to securing a financial future.
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If you are a worrier, what do you think your life would be like if you didn't agonize about the future so much?
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Reagan was a self-proclaimed worrier, and her concerns became all-consuming after the attempt on her husband's life months into his presidency.
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Castle, by contrast, is a pragmatist and a worrier: systematic, detail-oriented, inclined to lie awake at night contemplating the optimal texture of cake.
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Their traits are parceled out on a one-per-customer basis: Humphrey's a patsy, King a worrier, Carmichael a hothead and Wallace a weasel.
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You don't have to be a deficit scold or debt-worrier to believe that really big progressive programs will require major new revenue sources.
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The uncertainty makes Caulkins, who characterizes himself as "a worrier" and "a father of teenagers," cautious of moving too far ahead with relaxing drug laws.
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The humor derives from the fact that Guy is a constant worrier and a conscientious breadwinner, anxious to keep both family and lovers financially afloat.
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FLORIST "The Birds Outside Sang" (Double Double Whammy) Florist's Emily Sprague is a worrier, and sings like a ghost on these fragile but determined songs.
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Still, a worrier might want to pony up for audit assistance, she said: "Maybe the $50 is cheaper than a prescription to Ambien," the sleep aid.
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She's the worrier and the realist to Robbie's dreamer, a dynamic that played out more dramatically when that certain post went viral in the summer of 230.
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Take Jamie's family: She said that she's the emotional one, her sister is the perfectionist, her mom is the worrier, and her dad's the laid-back one.
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The WHO recently developed guidelines to help health workers figure out, through a questionnaire, which type of worrier a parent is—and how to alleviate specific concerns.
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She talked of the weather, of a cough, of being uncertain about which drug to choose at the drugstore; her sister was a worrier, she told him.
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In many ways, Matt Fender, a 32-year-old resident of New York City, is the prototypical 23andMe customer: tech-savvy, educated, a bit of a worrier.
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But in general there is definitely an upside to being a worrier—"especially if it leads you to be forward-thinking and to take protective action," he adds.
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Florence, recognizable to anyone from an Italian-American Catholic family (as I am), is a rosary-wielding maternal beast: consummate worrier, maven of meatballs, self-appointed guardian angel.
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The brother duo Cupcake and Dino, above, take on various bizarre jobs in their town of Big City; Cupcake's more of a worrier, and Dino's more of a cheerleader.
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"I'm not anti-technology, but I'm a neurotic worrier and it amuses me, or liberates me in a way to think of worst case scenarios," Brooker said with a laugh.
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Ana, who vibrates at a "different galactic frequency," is not tamed, exactly, but she learns the art of kindness, while Paul, the perennial worrier and caretaker, learns resourcefulness and courage.
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The serial worrier in me can't resist issuing a stern caution to those who hunger for the modern-day Transaction Game as much as (or more than) the game itself.
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Weekend worrier "We're able to point out that the problem exists without really having great insight as to why," said Dr. Seth Goldstein, a pediatric surgical fellow at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Ms. Ray, a worrier prone to stress dreams the day before a big meeting, is steeling herself for what could be an uphill climb: making herself relevant to a new generation.
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I'm not a worrier, I never used to worry, but I love it more than any job I've had because what we're doing is so vital and so important to saving America.
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I tend to be a worrier, so I stress about things that don't need to be stressed about—like plans that are four weeks out, or getting my friends to get together.
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Torres jokingly says he is the worrier, but after prodding admits that he is the affectionate one, the constant for the children since both Johnson and Sachs occasionally travel for their jobs.
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Worlds away, Huth, a worrier by nature, had become convinced that preserving mankind's ability to way-find without technology was not just an abstract mental exercise but also a matter of life and death.
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If you've suffered from anxiety, panic attacks, or even if you've just always been a worrier, you know that having some sort of helping hand to get through your most anxiety-ridden moments can be key.
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"Sociologists sometimes call the management of familial duties 'worry work,' and the person who does it the 'designated worrier,' because you need large reserves of emotional energy to stay on top of it all," writes Judith Shulevitz.
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I'm a big worrier, and I like to try to mentally prepare for every eventuality, so reading about these experiences other people had fascinated me because I would try and think about how I would have handled that situation.
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Finding newspapers on the table, he falls into a pedantic reverie on current events (he is not really a pedant, more a perennial worrier) that spills into thoughts of his life, then stories from his past, one cascading into another.
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I'll confess that I'm a worrier myself, having written recently that Vanguard, the widely trusted $9.93 trillion money manager, says the risks of a recession by 2020 have risen while the prospects for financial markets over the next decade have declined.
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Sean Patrick Maloney (D-New York) asked Vindman whether his father was a "worrier" and whether he or his father are concerned about the decision to come forward with testimony that put him on the opposite side of the President of the United States.
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"If I go to a party, I become a Roz Chast character with my arms hanging at my sides and I feel like I'm developing a tic," said Ms. Lamott, who has published 18 memoirs and novels, many about being a recovering alcoholic, single mother, incessant worrier and late-in-life churchgoer.
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I didn't know what newborn care was like, and as a chronic worrier, I assumed the worst-case scenario would come true: The baby would be in such dire straits that I could not keep our Monday and Thursday appointments; I would be so sleep-deprived and hormone-battered that I would be unable to make sound decisions about Lawrence's care; and the baby would suck up all my financial resources so that I could no longer afford to visit Lawrence or send him gifts.
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The Worrier was an underground student newspaper that began in 1966. At least seven Worrier staff members were transferred to other high schools, suspended or put on probation.
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Coote had already portrayed an MP in the 1967 series The Whitehall Worrier, with which it shared a gentler humour.Fielding p.121 All episodes are now believed to be lost.
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Warrior // Worrier is the fifth studio album by Denmark-based band Outlandish. It was released on 28 May 2012 by Sony Music. The album received Gold certification from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry in Denmark.
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There are some who respond to mental representations in an uncertain or ambiguous state in regard to the stressful or upsetting event. In this state the worrier is held in a perpetual state of worry. This is because availability of an overwhelming number(maybe 2 or 3, depending upon the worry-prone individual) of possibilities of outcomes which can be generated, it puts the worrier in a threatening crisis and they focus their attentional control voluntarily on the potential negative outcomes, whereas others engage in a constructive problem solving manner and in a benign approach rather than to engage with heightened anticipation on the possible negative outcome.
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She has written one novel, Elbowing the Seducer, which was published in 1984. As a writer, she uses only the initial letter of her given name (Trudy), because she does not want to be "prejudged by gender".Nan Robertson (June 14, 1984). "Self-professed Worrier Whose Writing Shocks".
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Jon Joel Richardson (born 26 September 1982) is an English comedian. He is known for his appearances on 8 Out of 10 Cats and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and his work as co-host with Russell Howard on BBC 6 Music. He is presenter of Jon Richardson: Ultimate Worrier.
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He is also a screenwriter who has written an episode of Netflix smash hit Sex Education, as well as Ultimate Worrier for Dave and The Last Leg for Channel 4 where he is also one of their correspondents. He has had several written projects broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio Scotland.
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Henderson described Remittance Man as "a complete freak... mad... a terrible worrier", but "the most spectacular jumper you ever saw". A poll in the Racing Post ranked him the 96th in a list of readers' all-time favourite racehorses. He was described by the paper as "wonderfully consistent... a fast and accurate jumper, but not without idiosyncrasies".
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Misspelt Insane Worrier in Exciting Hour. Fashioned after fanciful, dystopian Punk/Barbarian themed performers popular during the 80s (most notably Road Warrior Animal). Characteristically, presented with a Mohawk hairstyle, loose-fitting black trousers and heavy make-up. Accordingly, his maneuvers are limited to unskilled clubbing blows and a Gorilla Press Body Slam as his ultimate move.
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He is an agnostic. Mitchell walks for an hour daily to help a bad back and has lost weight as a result, but he "probably [has] quite a bad diet" and "probably drinks too much". He describes himself as a worrier. Beyond the realm of film and television, Mitchell cites Evelyn Waugh among his favourite authors.
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The Whitehall Worrier is a British comedy television series which first aired on BBC One in 1967. Revolving around the career of one of the minister's in Harold Wilson's Labour government, the series was gentle in style and closer to a traditional farce than more contemporary satire.Fielding p.120 All episodes are now considered to be lost.
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Zhong Aiqin, 39, is a natural worrier. Alice looks down on the others and pretends she’s a rich madame. Simei, in a bid to stand up to Alice, lies that her husband is a rich businessman. Each has a different set of problems – a philandering husband, interfering in-laws and marriages that have lost their romance.
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In a letter to William Small in 1772, Watt confessed that "he would rather face a loaded cannon than settle an account or make a bargain."Roll, p. 20 Until he retired, he was always much concerned about his financial affairs, and was something of a worrier. His health was often poor and he suffered frequent nervous headaches and depression.
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It was featured in a season 1 episode of Daria titled "Road Worrier", which originally aired on July 7, 1997. That same year, the video for the song also appeared in an MTV program titled 12 Angry Mothers, which featured a group of mothers who judged different music videos by giving them a "yes" or "no". The "A.D.I.D.A.S." music video received a "no" from all the mothers.
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She then took the show to London and on a national tour. Her second show, Lemon, premiered at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival, with tour dates in the UK and Ireland to follow. She has appeared on TV on The Blame Game, The Stand Up Sketch Show, The Mash Report, Roast Battle, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Jon Richardson: Ultimate Worrier. She is a frequent guest on Deborah Frances-White's The Guilty Feminist podcast.
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Azemi was born on 16 June 1970 in the Mogilla village of Vitina. His father, Ramush was the nephew of Fazli Tërpeza, a worrier who died in 1945 in the battle of Sllakovc against the Yugoslav troops. During his youth, Azemi was an excellent student, but he did not continue his education due to conditions at the time. Later he began to deal with the particular construction with wood carving, shaping the profession quickly.
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He claimed the initial smattering of applause quickly reduced through his time on stage.BBC Radio 5, Fighting Talk, 11 January 2014 Richardson has presented two series of the Dave panel show Jon Richardson: Ultimate Worrier, in which he and his guests discuss their worries. A comedy series Meet the Richardsons has been ordered for Dave; it is a documentary- style sitcom starring Richardson and his wife Lucy Beaumont, scheduled to air for six half hour-long episodes in 2020.
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But now it has destroyed. The tutelary deity of Patta Mallick was Goddess Khambeswari. The four sons of Patta Mallick quarreled among themselves for the crown of Khidishingi. For the result of this matter Patta Mallick wanted to worship his tutelary deity Maa Khambeswari. For the result of this matter, Maa Khambeswari ordered him that, ”On the next morning a worrier (Khyatriya) come from the west direction who is sitting on the horse is your successor”.
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The Coates-Moore partnership eventually dissolved over a rehearsal-fees' disagreement, though any cracks in the friendship were repaired by 1929. Like his renowned British tenor predecessors Sims Reeves and Edward Lloyd, Coates had a famously protective wife. Moore refers to Coates' home life as serene, with an adorable spouse, sons and daughters; but he thought, despite Coates's good humour, he was not a happy person because he was too much of a worrier. Coates developed financial headaches, too.
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The Temple of Serenity Evocative of the story of a powerful king in a rich country where the inhabitants were very happy. The King, always a worrier, was continually dissatisfied with his position and with that of his kingdom. He went to consult the Wise Woman of the Lost Wood that prescribed meditation at the ‘temple of the eight columns’. The king entered the temple but after only a few minutes all his problems had returned.
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Ros Asquith is a British cartoonist, children's author, illustrator and journalist. After an early career as a graphic designer and photographer, she worked in journalism in various roles mostly connected with theatre – including critic, reviewer, editor and diary writer – for Time Out magazine, City Limits, The Observer and TV Times, before becoming a cartoonist for The Guardian, where she has worked for more than 20 years. Known as an author for her bestselling Teenage Worrier series, Asquith has written more than 60 books for young people.
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97, no. 4 (July / August 2018), p. 54. People ignore warnings about the dangers of nuclear power plantsSheldon Novick, The Careless Atom, Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1969, passim until anticipated nuclear power-plant accidents occur; and people ignore warnings about the dangers of nuclear weaponsThomas Powers, "The Nuclear Worrier" (review of Daniel Ellsberg, The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner, New York, Bloomsbury, 2017, , 420 pp.), The New York Review of Books, vol. LXV, no. 1 (18 January 2018), pp. 13–15.
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Puppet of Manchester United striker Eric Cantona England manager Bobby Robson was a senile worrier nicknamed 'Rubbisho'. Emlyn Hughes was portrayed with a high pitched and annoying voice. England midfielder Paul Gascoigne appeared, frequently crying – a parody of the 1990 World Cup semi-final against West Germany, in which he famously cried after being booked, which would have ruled him out of the final had England won the game. Ian Botham was a violent drug addict, while Mike Gatting spoke with a high voice.
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The avoidance model of worry (AMW) theorizes that worry is a verbal linguistic, thought based activity, which arises as an attempt to inhibit vivid mental imagery and associated somatic and emotional activation. This inhibition precludes the emotional processing of fear that is theoretically necessary for successful habituation and extinction of feared stimuli. Worry is reinforced as a coping technique due to the fact that most worries never actually occur, leaving the worrier with a feeling of having successfully controlled the feared situation, without the unpleasant sensations associated with exposure.
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He named his dog Boot to go with Wellington. Wellington is quite a solemn intellectual and given to philosophical trains of thought. He can also be quite resourceful – he appears to support himself by selling handmade wooden buggies and pilfering food from sympathetic local shops, or convoluted schemes to create sudden crowds in order to celebrate his birthday on 25 October (which also happened to be Maurice Dodd's Birthday). Wellington can also be something of a worrier, always concerned that the world is going to rack an' rooney (rack and ruin).
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In 1962, he voiced Larry Dart in the children's television show Space Patrol. As a lyricist, he had a reputation for being meticulous about the use of words and rhymes, and having a huge knowledge of the Broadway classics. He wrote the pastiche A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine with composer Frank Lazarus (1979), Windy City (with Tony Macaulay, based on The Front Page, 1982) and A Saint She Ain’t (with Denis King, 1999). In an article for the Times in 1982, Jane Ellison calls him 'a compulsive worrier, perfectionist and master of the wisecrack'.
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During the recession that started in 1837, Daniel James was faced with insolvency in England whilst his partners were investing in lumber and metal manufacturing in American. He wrote to his brother-in-law that "a merchant ought not to be a manufacturer". Again in 1857 a similar situation arose and this time his son expressed concern: “The place for all the Capital we have is in the business, and not in pine lands, factories, Lackawanna R R or Iron concerns”. Daniel James was a worrier and unlike his partners did not have the inclination or temperament for risk taking.
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Her comedy shows have included Alison Spittle Needs an Agent, Alison Spittle Discovers Hawaii (2015), and Worrier Princess (2017). She has performed at the Edinburgh and Dublin fringe festivals, as well as The Forbidden Fruit and Cork Comedy festivals. Spittle wrote and starred in web comedy shorts for RTÉ Two, and in sketches for Republic of Telly with Kevin McGahern. In 2014 Spittle took part in an RTÉ 2 pilot for Choose or Lose, a panel show hosted by Eoghan McDermott of 2FM, with contestants Fred Cooke, Bryan Quinn, Keith Farnan, Aaron Heffernan and Georgia Salpa.
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During his time as mayor, he continued to coach the women's basketball team at St. Ambrose. In a 1976 feature story on Duax, the Des Moines Register wrote: > "By day, he is Davenport's chief worrier about sewers, streets, tight > municipal budgets, salaries for more than 1,000 municipal workers, and a > host of governmental headaches. But come late afternoon, or on frequent > nights and weekends during the winter, he turns his worrying to such matters > as polishing a stingy basketball defense, balancing a sometimes sluggish > scoring assault, and building the endurance of a dozen young women." He was defeated in a November 1977 campaign for re-election as mayor.
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She has been a regular guest on Dave panel show Jon Richardson: Ultimate Worrier, hosted by her husband Jon Richardson, in 2018 and 2019. In 2019, Beaumont returned to the Edinburgh Festival with her show Space Mam, which she also took on tour in the UK. Beaumont was team captain for the University of Hull team on BBC Two's 2019 Christmas University Challenge. Although they won their first round, the score was insufficient to advance to the semi-finals. \- \- A comedy series Meet the Richardsons was broadcast on Dave in the UK; it is a documentary-style sitcom with Beaumont and Richardson playing exaggerated versions of themselves.
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The Introduction first explains that the author's goal is to reduce the infinite 'wisdom' accessible to modern people into 10 great ideas, one per chapter. The remainder of the Introduction provides a concise preview of those ten chapters as follows. The first chapter describes how each person has two parts: the primitive part, which includes our basic instincts; and the highly evolved part, which tries to control the instincts. This effort to control our instincts is shown in Chapter Two to tend to cause us too much worry, but various techniques, such as meditation, might be employed to detach the worrier from his worries.
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U is a soulless sort of thing. 4 is honest, but… 3 I cannot trust… 9 is dark, a gentleman, tall and graceful, but politic under his suavity” . For synesthete MT “I [is] a bit of a worrier at times, although easy-going; J [is] male; appearing jocular, but with strength of character; K [is] female; quiet, responsible…” . More recently AP has reported that February is “an introverted female”, while F is a “[male] dodgy geezer”. Similarly, May is reported to be “soft-spoken” and “girly” while M is an “old lady [who] natter[s] a lot”, and while August is “a boy among girls”, A is a female “mother type” (; ).
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The Word Ghazi is associated with term Islamic Worrier, the name was given to the village due to military contributions of earlier and subsequent residents. Few prominent military persons include names of Col (R) Tariq uz Zaman, Col (R) Atiq Uz Zaman, Lt Col (R) Khaliq uz Zaman, Brig Anjum Zaman (Shaheed), Brig (R) Shabbir Ahmed. Beside these veterans a large number of 3rd generation is also currently serving in military. Raja Ghulam Sarwar Lumbardar is well know personality of this village his son Raja Zafar Ul Alam was a well know politician of this council and elected chairman and nazim of union councils.
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Elderly Jewish writer Max Kohn (Otto Tausig) is an Austrian émigré whose mind is constantly working causing a state of perpetual confusion. He's a successful author of short stories who lives in New York City and is so stuck in his old ways that he believes that the only proper way to write is by using a typewriter. Max has several women interested in seducing him, but he spends most of his time with fellow worrier Reisel (Rhea Perlman). During a trip to speak in nearby Hanover Max begins editing his latest story—a wild tale of a Miami retiree who gets himself into various kinds of trouble.
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246x246px She began her acting career on stage in South Africa and then went on to act in the London theatre at the age of 18. Lister began working in films in 1943, and appeared in such films as The Limping Man (1953), The Cruel Sea (1953) and The Deep Blue Sea (1955). She had a regular role in the first series of the BBC radio comedy Hancock's Half Hour in 1954–55, and was also one of the girlfriends in A Life of Bliss starring George Cole as David Bliss, a perpetual bachelor. She starred in the BBC television series The Whitehall Worrier and The Very Merry Widow from 1967 to 1968.
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This model explains pathological worry to be an interaction between involuntary (bottom-up) processes, such as habitual biases in attention and interpretation favoring threat content, and voluntary (top- down) processes, such as attentional control. Emotional processing biases influence the probability of threat representations into the awareness as intruding negative or positive thoughts. At a pre-conscious level, these processes influence the competition among mental representations in which some correspond to the assertive power of worry with impaired cognitive process and others to the preventive power of worry with attentional control or exhaustive vigilance. The biases determine threatening degree and nature of worry content the worrier attempts to resolve the perceived threat and the redirection of anticipations, responses and coping in such situations.
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She later emerged as cartoonist for The Guardian, particularly known for her strip cartoon "Doris", which ran for more than a decade. She contributed a series of cartoons featuring Doris, a cleaning lady who "witnesses the divides of a society shaken by Brexit", to UCL's European Institute. While continuing to work as a cartoonist, Asquith is in addition the author of more than 60 books for young people, particularly teenagers, her most popular series including Teenage Worrier, Fibby Libby, Girl Writer, Trixie and Letters from an Alien Schoolboy (the latter being shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Book Prize), as well as numerous picture books, and is known as an illustrator who “recognises and celebrates diversity in all its forms”.
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Misneach by John Byrne As a performance artist, gallery as well as theatre based, Byrne began addressing identity and issues around the conflict in Northern Ireland. After moving to Dublin in 1996, he performed A Border Worrier as part of the 1997 Theatre Festival. In 2000 he produced Border Interpretative Centre, a visitor centre and souvenir shop on the border which attracted media attention on its opening. It was a neon decorated simple breezeblock structure located on the border, on the main Belfast-Dublin road. Although it was forced to close after less than a week, it was documented in a series of Gallery shows in Dublin (The Border Itself, Temple Bar Gallery, 2001), in Belfast (Ormeau Baths Gallery, 2001) and in Berlin (Gallerie Agregat, 2002).
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If Morning Ever Comes (1964) is American author Anne Tyler's first novel, published when she was only 22. Set in Sandhill, North Carolina, it focuses on Ben Joe Hawkes, a self-proclaimed worrier who finds himself responsible for taking care of his mother and six sisters after his father deserts the family for his mistress and subsequently dies of a heart attack. At its start, Ben Joe has left Sandhill to pursue a law degree at Columbia University; however, he soon learns that his eldest sister, Joanne, has left her husband and returned home with her baby girl. Out of a mixture of homesickness and a sense of responsibility, he returns home to assume his role as head of the family.
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Helen Greenwood of The Sydney Morning Herald finds that "Brett herself travels a brave road to joy, instead of the tracks of despair, which is not an easy path for a born worrier. To do so, she sidelines one of the major characters in her work, the Holocaust, and the book is the less for it.". This book has seen significant success, especially in Europe, and has been translated into many languages and been made into a major theatre production in Germany and is touring Europe. The stage adaptation of You Gotta Have Balls, titled Chuzpe in German, starring Otto Schenk, opened at the Kammerspiele Theatre in Vienna in November 2012, was later staged at the Münchner Kammerspiele (2014) and played at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm in 2016.
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It is estimated that, when compared to a gasoline engine only Civic sedan of 2006 with an automatic transmission, the Civic hybrid provides an increase of fuel economy in city driving of about 63 percent and an increase of fuel economy in highway driving of about 27 percent. The CVT transmission is designed to achieve the highest efficiency for a given rpm.From i-VTEC® to iPod®, the All New 2006 Honda Civic Brings the Latest Technology Into the Mainstream A class-action lawsuit filed in 2012 alleged that Honda falsely advertised the fuel economy of the Civic Hybrid and that owners were getting significantly lower mileage.Road Worrier: Some hybrid owners are dissatisfied with their vehicles The Los Angeles Times reported in May 2012 that at least 36 small- claims lawsuits had also been filed against Honda over alleged false advertisement of gas mileage.
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Regarding those criticisms, the Expert Meeting said that although the PCR test may produce false positives and false negatives, it is the only test method that can give a definitive diagnosis at the present time, and it should be carried out appropriately when necessary, but it also pointed out that it was not effective to test every person. The Expert Meeting argued that there were no outbreaks in Japan, so few people were missed because of the small number of tests. Deputy Chairman Omi said that Japan has conducted surveillance for pneumonia, so almost all cases of them undergo a CT scan, and most of those would do a PCR test, and that in some cases, those who died at home or died in the streets tested positive after their death, but their system has picked up the right numbers of deaths. Omi argued that testing a large number of asymptomatic people who were worrier would cause collapse of the medical care system.
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As a live performer, Sanders performs regularly both in the UK and around the world. In 2018, her show Shame Pig was the joint winner of the Comedians' Choice Award for Best Show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and she returned to the Festival in 2019 with her show Say Hello to Your New Step Mummy. Sanders was crowned the winner of the eighth series of Taskmaster in 2019, and has also appeared on television shows including QI, Travel Man, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Hypothetical, The Russell Howard Hour, Jon Richardson's Ultimate Worrier, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, 8 Out of 10 Cats, Red Nose Day for Comic Relief, Russell Howard's Good News and Live at the Electric. She has also acted in sitcoms including Aisling Bea's This Way Up and Karl Pilkington's Sick of It. She is also a regular guest on BBC Radio 4's The Unbelievable Truth.
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" Helen Brown of The Telegraph praised the production aesthetics for sounding complex and easy- going, saying that, "Despite its lyrical portrait of a constant worrier who feels lost and lonely, Home Again is a remarkably assured and sophisticated album." Hilary Saunders of Paste admired Kiwanuka's vocals and lyrics for resembling '70s soul artists like Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye, concluding with, "On Home Again, the young Kiwanuka proves that youth and wisdom are not mutually exclusive and his insights and talents, albeit still a bit raw, suggest great things to come." Thom Jurek of AllMusic noted that Butler's vintage sounding production felt paint-by-numbers at times and Kiwanuka's lyrical content needed fine-tuning, concluding with, "Despite difficulties, Home Again is a promising debut by an artist who will no doubt deliver big if developed properly." Andy Gill of The Independent also found Kiwanuka's vocals and lyrics needing a bit more urgency and edge to them but called the album "a pleasant enough handful of easy-going songs, in which the focus on warmth has left them lacking bite.
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Veediya Bandara himself, retreated with several of his guards only to be betrayed by them as there was a hefty price on his head while Velayuda Arachchi fighting alone with enemies for make time to fall back his Master and Friends of Commanders . It is said that they were 50 men's of Kotte Army fighting Veediya Bandara for get hefty price and Maggona Arachchi fight till his death to protect his master ( Veediya Bandara) , when Tikiri Bandara Rajasinha, son of Mayadunne arrived there with a force. Rather than facing certain death, Veediya Bandara ordered Vijayakoon Mudaliya, Bodhiraja Perumal of Hiti-Imbula and Varusapperuma Arachchi to flee to Kotte and wait for his Orders but they refuse and then Veediya Bandara was angry and re - ordered to fall back and carry the Death Body of his loyal commander of Personal Bodyguard , Maggona Arachchi ( he was the childhood friend to Veediya Bandara) and then decided to surrender to price Rajasinha who in time, distinguished himself as a worrier king. After his capture, Veediya Bandara was imprisoned in Sithawaka for some time, though, he was able to escape from his prison miraculously, and found his way back to Kotte.
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