"It is worrisome, very worrisome, that this joint statement is so imprecise," he added.
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Not all of these threats are equally worrisome, but collectively they paint a worrisome picture.
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Either he truly misunderstood what he heard on TV, which is worrisome, or he purposefully misquoted it, which is also worrisome.
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"They are all 'worrisome' but what I have learned over the years is that you have to distinguish worrisome from catastrophic," Cramer said.
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"It doesn't take much for a virus in general to go from being worrisome to being extremely worrisome, because they tend to morph and mutate a lot," Dr. Messonnier said.
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He said the reports are "worrisome for the category; worrisome for us, if we contributed to it," but that he needs more information before making any changes to the Juul products.
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The proposals relating to disinformation are a little more worrisome.
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In 2016 GNC began reporting worrisome sales and earnings shortfalls.
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The Hartford index performance on financial security is especially worrisome.
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But the federal government's data tells a more worrisome story.
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However, some data points may be more worrisome than others.
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Espaillat if Kim K and Kanye's political power is worrisome.
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Until recently, researchers didn't think Zika was all that worrisome.
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Trump's childish behavior isn't just impulsive and impolitic -- it's worrisome.
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And banking trends are worrisome with the China Banking Assoc.
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This is worrisome for clients for at least two reasons.
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But two consecutive years of increases are worrisome, he said.
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Perhaps even more worrisome is the rising popularity of socialism.
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When fair play is at stake however, that is worrisome.
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But fructose does have some unique and potentially worrisome properties.
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But they are also worrisome on a far broader scale.
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But there had been a little noticed, more worrisome incident.
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A few lone bacteria drifting about are not particularly worrisome.
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North Carolina is trending Democratic and that's worrisome for Burr.
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But eight hours demands a worrisome number of snack breaks.
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But even more worrisome, the country's oil reserves are dwindling.
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But the fractures are worrisome for the embattled White House.
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Friday, she said, was an especially long and worrisome day.
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Perhaps most worrisome for some societies is the bachelor gap.
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No. KS: Is that a worrisome thing for you guys?
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Perhaps more worrisome, the starting pitching hasn't shown up, either.
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But it's his obstruction of congressional oversight that's most worrisome.
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But the case announced on Tuesday was far more worrisome.
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Independent play is especially important, and especially worrisome for parents.
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Still, the idea of simply giving music away was worrisome.
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Perhaps most worrisome, indications about the future are looking gloomy.
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But experts say Pakistan's statement, while serious, isn't overly worrisome.
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"This one is really worrisome to us," Mr. Lemons said.
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Signals from financial markets are worrisome, but not definitively so.
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Against this backdrop, Mr. Mattis's resignation is even more worrisome.
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While adaptive, this tendency to normalize horrible things is worrisome.
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Other tests over the years eliminated other, potentially worrisome, conditions.
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"Anything unknown is worrisome, right?" the elder Mr. Learey said.
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That could be worrisome for people connected to the inauguration.
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That seems especially worrisome given how important these partnerships are.
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Despite low interest rates, the fiscal outlook is generally worrisome.
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The Warren case represents the worrisome politicization of genetic ancestry.
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But her lack of an answer so far is worrisome.
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Still Iger is hanging on in ways that are worrisome.
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Jean Lemierre: Of course, the situation is worrisome – the tensions.
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Everything he's done since he's been elected is very worrisome.
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The three plays, Collins said, were unrepresentative of anything worrisome.
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The Islamic State is a worrisome presence in eastern Afghanistan.
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Attacks such as these point out to several worrisome trends.
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One of them is more worrisome than usual right now.
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Computer algorithms alert nurses when patients' vital signs are worrisome.
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The crisp, white competitor's tent can tackle those worrisome distractions.
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Relations with North Korea are on a similarly worrisome trajectory.
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But changes that reduce the need for compromise are worrisome.
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Indeed, such indications of nicotine dependence were worrisome, researchers said.
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They all describe the potential threat as ongoing and worrisome.
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Even before tipoff, Syracuse presented a worrisome challenge for UConn.
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The differences now proved to be both promising and worrisome.
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Such worrisome thoughts can paralyze even the best of us.
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The blow to our strategic position is even more worrisome.
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Name Withheld I agree that your friend's behavior sounds worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, they have been weakening in recent years.
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There are two other worrisome aspects of the spending bill.
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This is especially worrisome alongside advances in facial recognition technology.
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Misperception and miscalculation are always worrisome in situations like this.
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Those are worrisome increases, and they need to be explained.
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That was worrisome when President Trump said that the election was rigged in the 2016 campaign, and it's worrisome now when we have candidates on the left and the right saying the same thing.
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But there was worrisome schedules throughout the founding of the company.
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It's nothing like 2008, at least so far, but it's worrisome.
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Because I've got so many of these that it's worrisome. Yes.
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The more worrisome figure for that office is the structural deficit.
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It's gotten more worrisome as more companies have changed their names.
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"I think it's worrisome," Aya Cash tells Refinery29 over the phone.
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The outbreak is especially worrisome as the salmonella is multidrug-resistant.
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If taken as reliable omen, these echoes would be pretty worrisome.
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The two most worrisome retailers to Cramer were Macy's and Target.
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If the trend persists, it could be worrisome for the market.
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The campaign is incredibly light on technical details, and that's worrisome.
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"At the state level the trend is particularly worrisome," he said.
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The case sets a worrisome precedent, current and former officials said.
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Bullard said U.S. inflation expectations are falling, and that is worrisome.
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However, should outflows accelerate instead, that's extremely worrisome, AB pointed out.
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Iran's nuclear program has been equally worrisome for the international community.
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"It's worrisome," Tavara said at a press conference for foreign media.
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The tension between the police and citizenry is a worrisome problem.
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What's worrisome is that this is not a far-fetched scenario.
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One of this team's most worrisome personality traits has been carelessness.
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These percentage increases don't seem high, but they're worrisome to scientists.
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That's a potentially worrisome sign that the market volatility isn't over.
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And more worrisome, such former inmates risk backsliding into criminal conduct.
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The way in which recent commodity prices went up is worrisome.
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Russian strategy appears more modest, but could be worrisome as well.
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Even more worrisome, the propaganda and recruitment wars face steep hurdles.
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For López Obrador's opponents, his ability to inspire hope is worrisome.
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Policy in Washington, D.C. has turned from market friendly to worrisome.
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Animals rights advocates say this is particularly worrisome for the giraffe.
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Still, a senior Obama administration official said the move was worrisome.
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But he also said the overall global overcapacity picture was worrisome.
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But that first leg of the trip was a bit worrisome.
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Sunday will also bring something worrisome to the country: An extremist,
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This is why the ecstatic reception given Macron is so worrisome.
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But Amazon's forecast for the quarter was worrisome to some analysts.
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The emphasis on making marijuana arrests is worrisome, Ms. Borden said.
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Worrisome signs about North Korea's commitment to disarmament have been accumulating.
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Still, falling registration totals are another worrisome sign for the company.
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Even so, the current deficit is less worrisome than its trajectory.
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"The numbers are worrisome from any point of view," he wrote.
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And that conclusion is deeply worrisome as a national security matter.
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But the fact that the virus went almost unmentioned was worrisome.
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And they admit that the tightness of this race is worrisome.
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"Junk bonds and high yield debt are particularly worrisome," said Swonk.
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Overall, even use of cannabis by itself is worrisome, Han added.
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"Obviously we were girded for worrisome and troubling developments," she said.
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They serve as validation of the worrisome threat landscape organizations endure.
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Even more worrisome, all of this is done by unelected bureaucrats.
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However, reports from China on Tuesday were worrisome for U.S. exports.
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But it seems that lately things have been even more worrisome.
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Hindering this research is worrisome because its benefits are so great.
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That's worrisome, as federal laws protect whistleblowers from revealing their identity.
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But what Trump represents remains a worrisome puzzle for many Europeans.
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More worrisome is the loss of personal data from a hack.
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Still, this data should be at least somewhat worrisome for Democrats.
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"It was the third time that was worrisome," Mr. Solis said.
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That's worrisome enough to me at least, and to many others.
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More worrisome than Europe is what reaction could come from China.
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To Acer and other lawyers and advocates, that uncertainty is worrisome.
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He's not Stalin by any measure, but these are worrisome signs.
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It is a bleak and worrisome landscape of doubt and loss.
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This is worrisome as stem cell procedures are not risk free.
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"Something that's worrisome to me is unwanted sexual activity," D'Onofrio says.
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A worrisome impact All of these negative findings -- and the subsequent publicity -- could have a worrisome outcome when it comes to cancer prevention, said Dr. J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, deputy chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society.
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Many examples that come to mind are benign, but others seem worrisome.
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Above-trend economic growth also might not trigger worrisome inflation, Clarida said.
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Predicting eruptions isn't easy, but some volcanoes are more worrisome than others.
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The truly worrisome rocks are the smaller ones that we aren't tracking.
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Some were worrisome, others interesting as hell, and some were downright explosive.
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After years of failed demos, public sputters, and worrisome silence, Ara works.
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Man, if I have kids I'll be the most worrisome mom ever.
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KRAUTHAMMER: You know, I think about it and I find it worrisome.
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In the case of Sonja Morgan's experience, it was also genuinely worrisome.
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Political risks in Latin America and China's debt bubble are also worrisome.
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The rise of fake news on Facebook is worrisome, to be sure.
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That is the much more worrisome scenario, because it doesn't require irrationality.
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And it actually gets to be a little bit worrisome, doesn't it?
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Let me do more work, OK, because that was worrisome to me.
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I think both of those aspects are worrisome and troublesome to us.
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But the worrisome aspect of Ginsburg's remarks is where it might lead.
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"The most worrisome thing is, it's a completely unnecessary outbreak," she said.
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No, as Lily Hay Newman explains, though the cause was still worrisome.
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That could be especially worrisome if you're logging into your cryptocurrency accounts.
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This change to the preexisting condition ban is worrisome to ACA supporters.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's economic slowdown has reached a worrisome phase.
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There are also wild cards, like the worrisome tensions with North Korea.
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Perhaps more worrisome to Comey was the rising discontent within the FBI.
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Rising household debt and frothy housing markets were also worrisome, it added.
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He also said U.S. inflation expectations are falling, and that is worrisome.
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The question of when the next downturn will hit is always worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, the rates continue to rise among women and adolescents.
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Unstable work makes getting into worse debt more likely and more worrisome.
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The paper's most worrisome finding is that mistakes seem to be proliferating.
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Also, there is a worrisome trend of politics mixing with religious agendas.
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Does wild and wonderful West Virginia turn wild and worrisome for Republicans?
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This also paints a "worrisome picture" for future elections, Bloomberg points out.
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"Every report of a human rights violation is worrisome," the government said.
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Observers have offered conflicting reasons for the worrisome decline in men working.
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Let me suggest that the objective was more encompassing and more worrisome.
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Particularly worrisome are the emerging intraparty and interparty splits on these issues.
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They could also leave the Palestinians in the dust, a worrisome prospect.
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Even more worrisome, the growth put his and others' safety at risk.
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Election fraud, however, is both far more feasible and much more worrisome.
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This bifurcation is worrisome to financial advisors who work with the wealthy.
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That's a little worrisome, that he just isn't able to see reality.
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More worrisome is an upcoming constitutional referendum on parliamentary reforms in Italy.
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And as the drive continued, things started getting a bit more worrisome.
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Others saw his embrace of party talking points as a worrisome sign.
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But there's a downward trend regarding those stockpiles, and this is worrisome.
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This is worrisome because the industry is so closely identified with fraud.
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This is something that happens every year and it is very worrisome.
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We talked about the perfect heat, the worrisome height of the grass.
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These sorts of artificial-intelligence-generated videos, known as "deepfakes," are worrisome.
|
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So this fight should be especially worrisome to anyone on Team Cap.
|
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Despite these worrisome signs, some Republican leaders saw reason for measured optimism.
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This creates a more serious and worrisome imbalance between demand and supply.
|
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"It's the size and the scope that becomes so worrisome," she said.
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But there is something worrisome about the current frenzy of criminal investigations.
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Despite strength so far, there are some worrisome signs in consumer spending.
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Bemoaning the worrisome state of liberal democracy has become a cottage industry.
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Try a Digital Detox: Being bombarded by worrisome news can intensify anxiety.
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Our drive around town was hopeful, then worrisome, then beautiful, then ugly.
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But if something worrisome is said, it's flagged and Fetherman will investigate.
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A worrisome sign of slowing American growth is the inverted yield curve.
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For liberals, this sets up a worrisome political dynamic ahead of 2020.
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The immediate health consequences for inactive children and their families are worrisome.
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Putin has 'deinstitutionalized' Russia and introduced a worrisome degree of personal rule.
|
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Nearly 11 years later, the worrisome decline of bipartisanship has only accelerated.
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The study provides fresh evidence of worrisome trends for North American birds.
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Years later, the worrisome side effects of such policies face growing scrutiny.
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That's particularly worrisome to Republicans leery of Trump's popularity with suburban voters.
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The majority of challenges don't promote negative behavior, but some are worrisome.
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The majority of challenges don't promote negative behavior, but some are worrisome.
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Nothing that would be too worrisome, except for another missive from weather.
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As the raids have continued to unfold, another worrisome trend has appeared.
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Is there something uniquely worrisome about the nature of technological change today?
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Citigroup's Lee said the House proposal to end interest deductibility is more worrisome.
|
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This summer, 81,000 homes in Pittsburgh received a worrisome letter about their water.
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But the president's defensiveness as Hurricane Florence rapidly approaches the Carolinas is worrisome.
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Elsewhere, sex tapes are leaked, bodies are broken, and worrisome crushes are revealed.
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Distancing Tehran from the incident, Iran's Foreign Ministry called it "worrisome and dreadful".
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But what makes the malware particularly worrisome is that it was pre-installed.
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Even more worrisome: other hackers might have known about this technique as well.
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The most worrisome issue for some investors is the question of trade policy.
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Trump's conversation with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull last Saturday was equally worrisome.
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That's especially worrisome for a public company with all its financials laid bare.
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But the numbers have to be deeply worrisome for his side either way.
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Most worrisome, the supply of condos for sale rose a striking 34 percent.
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"His unpredictability is worrisome in a world that requires steady and mature statesmanship."
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"The situation is less worrisome as of today," Transport Minister Alain Vidalies said.
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But if that relationship goes bad, things can get awkward—and sometimes worrisome.
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Also worrisome is that pre-emption laws are getting broader and more punitive.
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And this level of hacking is worrisome in an era of increased cybertheft.
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Analysts saw the president's latest comments on the judiciary as a worrisome development.
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In the last decade, the tentpole moments of your life have been worrisome.
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Now, activist groups say that the guidelines help to clarify the worrisome language.
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However, he has also resorted to worrisome means to shore up political power.
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Robert concedes that he finds the Republican candidate's approach to foreign policy worrisome.
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"I don't see any inflationary forces out there that are worrisome," he added.
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Dubrow says that butt implants in particular are worrisome because of their popularity.
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Prospects for the 2019 early season crops of wheat and barley were worrisome.
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So that's pretty worrisome, especially for teens or young people receiving the shot.
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We call it gazumping, and it makes the entire process uncertain and worrisome.
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Security cameras with this level of visual intelligence are both exciting and worrisome.
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The lack of home state love should, in theory, be worrisome for Warren.
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But it is worrisome for what it suggests for cinema and its future.
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But Fordow is worrisome for multiple reasons independent of how it is reactivated.
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The company is facing enormous problems, including a worrisome decline in ticket sales.
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"Worrisome for me is the targeting of women human rights defenders," he said.
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I thought this would be more worrisome than it turned out to be.
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But that claim is worrisome, a thing that only a bully would say.
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And then on Monday morning, after five worrisome days, the mystery was solved.
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"Very worrisome news - this seems like a witch hunt to me," Bini tweeted.
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But at what level—is the level of contamination clinically meaningful or worrisome?
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While no preparation is a definite problem, preparation in secret is also worrisome.
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From my old office in the Pentagon, I saw these same worrisome trends.
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Perhaps most worrisome is the idea of lifecasting becoming a mainstream behavior pattern.
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Dig deeper into the NBC story and the picture gets even more worrisome.
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The details of this latest crisis are as worrisome as they are dull.
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However, he said he doesn't see anything worrisome from asset prices at present.
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The most worrisome side effect is a sodium level that is too low.
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That was particularly worrisome in the Midwest, a region already inundated with water.
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The watch can also perform a electrocardiogram, alerting you to worrisome heart rhythms.
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But it is worrisome that we're sitting here, two people, and ... we're asymptomatic.
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What's truly worrisome is that none of this is happening in a vacuum.
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Here's a trend I find worrisome enough to consider petitioning the Word Police.
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It was worrisome, but everything seemed to be moving in the right direction.
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To the Editor: Lara Bazelon's Op-Ed is worrisome on many different levels.
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Perhaps worrisome for potential investors, Uber's revenue growth slowed as last year progressed.
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And so, you know, this is really something that is is worrisome there.
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It's hard to ignore the gratuitous excess, the worrisome superficiality, the aqueous extravagance.
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The lack of competition in Obamacare is worrisome for a number of reasons.
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But use the same feature for news and it starts to feel worrisome.
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Many people must have overlooked what were surely some strange and worrisome circumstances.
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The result is an environment that may be more worrisome to Silicon Valley.
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We've written that [2700-year yields] at 3.25 percent would be worrisome, problematic.
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"The situation looks more worrisome for Republicans," says GOP pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson.
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That change comes with a worrisome footnote for auto workers around the world.
|
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There's another, potentially more worrisome problem with the main rear camera: focus hunting.
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Three cases have emerged that suggest the possible beginning of a worrisome trend.
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" A UN diplomat said "we consider these developments worrisome for obvious humanitarian reasons.
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According to Labor Department data, there is a very worrisome trend this century.
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Most worrisome, because it is already a reality, is President Trump's trade war.
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"It's worrisome that he continues to be injured off and on," Alderson said.
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I've got to be honest, the most worrisome country is the United States.
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B skimps on her medicine, allowing her blood sugar to rise to worrisome levels.
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China is afraid of turning its recalcitrant ally into a worrisome enemy, he said.
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"It's worrisome because you don't have clarity and consolidated negotiating strategy," Levy told me.
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With the doomsday environment for net neutrality under the current FCC, this was worrisome.
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"It's worrisome, where my dad falls on the priority list," Dan, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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For art market experts, Sotheby's return to privacy is somewhat worrisome for research purposes.
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If something comes up that is worrisome, you need to have it clinically confirmed.
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It is indeed worrisome and stressful to be human, but it is also hopeful.
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But to others, particularly Madison, it's going to be worrisome to say the least.
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"The decline in coverage in this age group is very, very worrisome," Adams said.
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Boycotts had been threatened and jerseys burned and — most worrisome — TV ratings were declining.
|
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Particularly worrisome is the fact that damage in the market is spreading beyond commodities.
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The combination — a troubled stock market and currency — has proved worrisome for global investors.
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The most worrisome factor to Cramer was the increase in the cost of gasoline.
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Potentially more worrisome is the growing list of high-profile companies no longer attending.
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Most were not yet experiencing memory loss, but showed worrisome performance on cognitive tests.
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That's why it's so worrisome that one employee of SoundCloud concluded "There's no strategy."
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"It's worrisome, because however they got in, it means someone else could do it."
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But in drought conditions, leaves can change color for another, far more worrisome reason.
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"It's the most worrisome part of every tightening cycle," the "Mad Money" host said.
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However, the data showed more worrisome declines at the micro level of certain cities.
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A Greensboro, North Carolina spokeswoman previously told PEOPLE that the sightings have been worrisome.
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This, in combination with Femm's marketing and where it gets its money, is worrisome.
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And they saw tolerance for certain kind of nativism and nationalism that is worrisome.
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Even more worrisome is the amount of water remaining in California's 2000 groundwater basins.
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That's a worrisome message considering how Trump has treated the press during his campaign.
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It's worrisome that these separatist initiatives are happening in other parts of the world.
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The retail report was not as worrisome to markets as the consumer price index.
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The least worrisome would be that you've been eating lots of beets, says Miller.
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The most worrisome sign for Saleh is that recovery in several regions is lagging.
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Hacking Team also apparently had a few new tricks that former employees found worrisome.
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Small-business experts all agree: It's a worrisome trend that needs a national discussion.
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More worrisome is the lack of high quality polling information from these Senate races.
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Mr. Clinton, too, has decried some of the more worrisome parts of the law.
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But some of the messaging that's gone out around legislative initiatives has been worrisome.
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These reports, despite being terrifying and worrisome, receive minimal reaction from the general public.
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So, how should one reconcile these worrisome statistics with a seemingly strong U.S. economy?
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That is worrisome, especially if Mr. Trump takes his strategy to the White House.
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An X-ray showed a mass that indicated a more worrisome issue than gout.
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That's both an interesting and worrisome development going into the Big Wedding season finale.
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It is this shrinkage of concerns that is worrisome to the mother who writes.
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That possibility is particularly worrisome in football, in which frequent "subconcussive" blows are unavoidable.
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The lack of publicly available information isn't just worrisome because of the Crosby plant.
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But Filia maintains his worrisome outlook — where some experts see promise, he sees pitfalls.
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Colony-collapse disorder—the decimation of entire hives—has been a worrisome problem worldwide.
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The fight between President Trump and his foes is an ugly one and worrisome.
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But Shanker paints a picture that should be extremely worrisome to UPS and FedEx.
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The presence of red algae in the Great Lakes is also worrisome to scientists.
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And most worrisome: Despite their financial aspirations, young women are less inclined to invest.
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Western analysts following the progression of the nuclear agreement said the arrest was worrisome.
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Thus Carrier's move to Mexico may portend a worrisome shift in overall corporate policy.
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In a worrisome sign, almost all of those stores are profitable, the company said.
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Gonorrhea has quickly become one of the most worrisome antibiotic-resistant dangers out there.
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But as worrisome as the incidents seemed, they didn't yet form any recognizable pattern.
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Bee officials — clearly sensing this worrisome trend — decided to make the 2016 Bee harder.
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That's a little worrisome to think that he just isn't able to see reality.
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That prospect is particularly worrisome in France, where Renault has more than 47,000 workers.
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Other worrisome symptoms include dehydration, fever, fussiness, signs of dehydration or distress, and lethargy.
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More worrisome is something like what happened with the Spanish flu in 1918-1919.
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Even more worrisome to Republicans is what damage Mr. Trump may do to himself.
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This gives the book an eerie resonance, a worrisome sense of never-expiring relevance.
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After decades of rising economic inequality and consolidation, it is a profoundly worrisome development.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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A Republican loss would be a worrisome sign for the president and his party.
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A Republican loss would be a worrisome sign for the president and his party.
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But the fact that the company could be breached at all is worrisome enough.
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But one worrisome sign for the future can be seen in our last map.
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If you're a worrisome pet owner, picking up a Furbo is a no-brainer.
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"This is a particularly worrisome pattern and suggests some inappropriate prescribing," Dr. Olfson said.
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Worrisome for Democrats, 52 percent of independents oppose impeachment while only 41 percent approve.
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I think the number is worrisome for 2020 unless China takes some big action.
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But traders and longer-term investors said Monday that the bill's failure was worrisome.
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More worrisome, perhaps, is the question of who else knows about these security weaknesses.
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"At his age, this kind of thing is worrisome," one user wrote on Thursday.
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"At his age, this kind of thing is worrisome," one user wrote on Thursday.
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That momentary scare was the only worrisome moment of the night for the Mets.
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Asked about Italy's plans to increase its budget deficit, Rehn called the development "worrisome".
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What's worrisome is Trump's ability to unapologetically tap into a very clever neo-ethnocentrism.
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To Schlossberg, the uncertainty of what liabilities hide on its balance sheet is worrisome.
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Others believe the results reflect a more worrisome trend that could doom the party.
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Most worrisome, though, is what we've learned from laboratory investigations over the past year.
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RIGHT. That we have lost that memory of our common humanity is hugely worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, some areas of Brazil are pulling back their use of pyriproxyfen.
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Trump's approach toward Ukraine, on the other hand, has been both confusing and worrisome.
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"This decision is very unfortunate and worrisome," said a statement by Ayatollah Safi Golpaygani.
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These moves, although worrisome, do not immediately bring Tehran dangerously closer to a bomb.
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Someone with a score higher than 100 is considered to have worrisome plaque buildup.
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But she found one in the hollow behind his collarbone, and that was worrisome.
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North Korea has become one of the most worrisome problems for the Security Council.
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Utah's turnabout is the latest worrisome example of politicians rejecting the will of voters.
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There are newer anticoagulants on the market, but they, too, have worrisome side effects.
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Some might counter that the thwarting of the popular will is not necessarily worrisome.
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There have been pretty serious and worrisome moments, and yet the armistice has held.
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North Korea's nuclear weapons are legitimately scary, but its artillery force is also worrisome.
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Iran's foreign ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation.
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"It doesn't take much for a virus in general to go from being worrisome to being extremely worrisome, because they tend to morph and mutate a lot," said Messonnier last Friday during an update for reporters, where she had predicted a US case.
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When it comes from a nearly two-decade-old enterprise like Netflix, it's more worrisome.
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Across the commodities landscape, this worrisome mismatch mainly traces back to the same source: China.
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But other consequences have been far less worrisome, and in some cases, even rather positive.
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What makes this so worrisome is that the big three have simultaneously hiked their prices.
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More worrisome for Apple should be the models that are selling well in the nation.
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"I think it's a bit worrisome -- some of his ties to foreign governments," Paul said.
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The other, and potentially more worrisome, half lies in the blue-collar technicians of ISIS.
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Should it be worrisome at all that Verizon is buying up all these web properties?
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Sea level rise is one of the most worrisome and visible ramifications of global warming.
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More worrisome for his opponents, some backers said their lives were improving under President Trump.
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It's fun to see them do that, and it's worrisome to see them do that.
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Iran's foreign ministry described the incidents as "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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Alphabet has confronted worrisome transitions before, such as the shift from desktop PCs to mobile.
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In areas overwhelmed by the opioid crisis, the uncertainty is worrisome to people receiving treatment.
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Then, the lawyers argued that letting Yee into the country would set a worrisome precedent.
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"A non-conforming kid can be a bit worrisome to a parent," Dr. DePaulo says.
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For Orlando residents who have been blindsided by the city's experimentation before, this is worrisome.
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Unfortunately, this once-hypothetical question has become a worrisome reality in the past few months.
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Recently, however, doctors had found a new, worrisome spot on a scan of his liver.
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Before he acted on the bridge, Moreno exchanged increasingly worrisome texts between 11:18 p.m.
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For Microsoft, this is another worrisome issue with cybersecurity following several months of recurring incidents.
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It doesn't look like there's an option to fully seal it off, which is worrisome.
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A worrisome 413% have less than $5,000 in savings earmarked for retirement, Northwestern Mutual found.
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Because the pace of loan growth in the consumer space does look a little worrisome.
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Turkey doesn't allow pig imports, one reason why the dwindling pig population is so worrisome.
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The trailer posted to Lil Tay's account — the only video currently available — is equally worrisome.
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"Any pressure on visas getting into the United States is worrisome for us," Johnson said.
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Goldman Sachs has spotted what it thinks are the most worrisome stocks this earnings season.
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The organisation finds most worrisome the dozens of stories that paint electoral bodies as corrupt.
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A tax bill that enlarges an already worrisome long-term budget deficit is bad enough.
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For another, there's some worrisome news about the next title from the developers behind Yakuza.
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Had production not been resumed, the impact on scientific research could have been quite worrisome.
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From the early 2000s to 2011, Myanmar's nuclear ambition were worrisome for the international community.
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But even more worrisome is the current policy in place for authorizing a nuclear strike.
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What makes this particular diplomatic rift worrisome is the potential involvement of the United States.
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For the ISPs, the out-of-court notification proposed by Foxtel and Roadshow is worrisome.
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That is particularly worrisome given the bellicose temperament of Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee.
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But the aircraft's North Africa itinerary in the previous two days was possibly more worrisome.
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The decrease in productivity growth last quarter, he noted, was a worrisome sign worth watching.
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Even more catastrophically worrisome is the Chinese stock market hit from the Trump administration tariffs.
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A strong Democratic result in the midterm would be worrisome for Republicans heading into 2020.
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More worrisome, her heated rhetoric ignores the bottomless generosity of one of America's greatest investors.
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"The 85033 wildfire season is off to a worrisome start," Vilsack said in a statement.
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It's worrisome because there is a role for the DNC, but he hasn't defined it.
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Another trend the report said was "worrisome" was the hollowing out of middle-income jobs.
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If that is not worrisome enough, imagine what would happen if a recount were needed.
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The organization finds most worrisome the dozens of stories that paint electoral bodies as corrupt.
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And despite lamenting racism in the criminal justice system, Mr. Vance perpetuates worrisome racial disparities.
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The lowest rating, once defined as "questionable or worrisome personal qualities," is still the same.
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Even so, he said, the corps's decision to let the Fluor workers leave was worrisome.
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Welcome to China's "consumption downgrade" culture, a potentially worrisome development for Beijing and the world.
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But McCain showed worrisome signs of wobbling Monday, saying he may "reluctantly" support the bill.
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The artworks were still in good shape, but the hole in the roof was worrisome.
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Far more worrisome to the White House was an early-morning plunge in oil prices.
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And, to be sure, there are adolescents (and adults) who get stuck in worrisome ruts.
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But in the spring of 22017, a company expert on Russian cyberwarfare spotted something worrisome.
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The weather is much less worrisome, I've found, when you aren't constantly taking its temperature.
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To some, the lack of an investigation is almost as worrisome as the spying itself.
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However, a person of any age can experience severe pneumonia, fatigue, and other worrisome symptoms.
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These are worrisome trends, since its lofty $27 billion value hinges on attracting more people.
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"This is not only worrisome, but unacceptable according to international law," Mr. de Mistura said.
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One worrisome trend is transportation, says Andrew Light, senior fellow at the World Resources Institute.
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"We feel the increased presence is necessary," the official said, citing North Korea's worrisome behavior.
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Worrisome liquid biopsies will start a cascade of subsequent, not-so-simple tests and procedures.
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More worrisome, his actions and rhetoric threaten to leave America worse off and more divided.
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In the week leading up to Saturday's caucus, there remain worrisome reports of confusion there.
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Still, Turkey's threat to close the oil pipeline was particularly worrisome to the Kurdish leadership.
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Just as worrisome is that the Islamic State is also making inroads in eastern Afghanistan.
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There aren't many conspicuous distortions or worrisome stresses in the capital markets at the moment.
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But inside the impressive metrics of participation, there's a worrisome hollowness to the Democratic revival.
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More worrisome was the condition of the bodies: emaciated, and showing signs of extreme torture.
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The market news today must be especially worrisome for the field of Democratic presidential candidates.
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The basement door is unlocked, and there's a worrisome set of knives on the counter.
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Flavored cigarettes are particularly worrisome to public health officials because of their appeal to teenagers.
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Welcome to China's "consumption downgrade" culture, a potentially worrisome development for Beijing and the world.
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As if all that didn't sound scary enough for investors, here's another possibly worrisome sign.
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" Five of the nine inputs in their model "have pushed the gauge into worrisome territory.
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This is especially worrisome, given the outsized impact developers have on companies' chances of success.
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This is deeply worrisome, because the F.E.C.'s mission is to ensure fairness in elections.
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Perhaps even more worrisome to us, in the short term, are his comments on trade.
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Several aspects of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham should make it worrisome for the United States.
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Also, the fight over gerrymandering moves to the next stage, and it's a worrisome one.
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That said, it's worrisome how fast Facebook consumed this company, its last real social competition.
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The show needs Mr. Ritter's charms to keep Kevin from being worrisome rather than heroic.
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China, India, Indonesia, Taiwan and Malaysia were the particularly worrisome countries in the region, Moody's said.
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Considering the fact Kim was actually recovering from two uterine surgeries at this point, that's worrisome.
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Do you think the Jennings realize that Henry is also becoming a more worrisome potential threat?
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Philip Morris said there have been "no reports" of "worrisome levels" of unintended use of IQOS.
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But it also raises an intriguing, if not worrisome, question: what do we do after contact?
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All those companies pay hefty dividends and have steady revenues, making them appealing during worrisome times.
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She noted that more than the scientific considerations, it's the ethical issues that are more worrisome.
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That, to me, is a much more worrisome statistic than what's happened with the stock market.
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Just as worrisome is that it precludes Greece from participating in the EU's quantitative easing program.
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But if you're a fan of open source software, IBM's move might be a little worrisome.
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Even more worrisome to him and others in Krolah, they're getting married earlier than ever before.
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Severity is not really the worrisome aspect...It's the change in the nature of the headache.
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Democrats were less likely to say the year was "worrisome" (44% last year, 36% this year).
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This worrisome pattern is about much more than pushing the limits of propriety and Pompeo's temper.
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This percentage increase may not seem high, but it's worrisome: it means resistance is going up.
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However, Mayflower does have a worrisome issue that Gude, Frier and a veterinarian are watching closely.
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The most worrisome cases involve medical research, in which health, and possibly lives, are at stake.
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But here's where things got hairy: This model also spit out worrisome results for the future.
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This may have been a positive at first, but it's now a worrisome development, said Turnill.
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While Gunter's remark is subtly savage, it's a little worrisome that Duane is a family doctor.
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All that said, the threat of a bird flu pandemic is extremely worrisome to health officials.
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What's worrisome about Idaho, legally speaking, is not that it won't enforce the Affordable Care Act.
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Asked which technology was most worrisome for him in the future, and he named deep fakes.
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And even more worrisome, many of its targets are unprepared to deal with the growing threat.
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Is it worrisome — or, like you're suggesting, it might not actually suggest a shift in opinions?
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That's especially worrisome considering that life-altering damage can be done in a matter of seconds.
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If anyone else knows where he is, they should step forward and clarify this worrisome mystery.
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The slowdown in services growth was worrisome, given that the manufacturing sector has been in recession.
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Rand Paul says Donald Trump potentially becoming the Republican presidential nominee is more worrisome than Sen.
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Patterson, 48, had to pause his pay over the summer, when there was a worrisome lag.
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If you're trying to find the most effective cause to donate to, that uncertainty is worrisome.
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It seems worrisome that this is what you're hanging the security of an entire election on.
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West's embrace of the president is genuinely worrisome, for the reasons Legend and others have cited.
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One number in a recent Gallup poll is particularly worrisome from the Trump political team's perspective.
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That could mean a worrisome vacuum, but also suggests no quick, dramatic changes are in store.
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The number equates to a healthy but not worrisome 2.7 percent rate on an annualized basis.
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They need only an "authorized purpose," such as a desire to rule out worrisome foreign ties.
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There is also the worrisome issue of how the Cubs have recently performed in the postseason.
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The placid behavior and concession-granting North Korea fails to represent the worrisome regime's true nature.
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The situation in Colombia is especially worrisome, given its porous border and its own domestic challenges.
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"I think generally speaking, when CEOs are evasive around number questions, that is worrisome," Sacconaghi said.
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He may actually believe he's been cleared, which is even more worrisome than straight-up lying.
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Another worrisome trend among these amendments: a rash of new reporting requirements for the Defense Department.
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We tend to sensationalize its problems, rather than distinguishing between routine ones and truly worrisome ones.
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"I mean to see this number of deaths in just one month ... that's worrisome," Nuwer said.
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Theoretically apolitical, Charles has sought to influence governments in ways that are both laughable and worrisome.
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Like it or not, then, America's actions Sunday made a very dangerous conflict much more worrisome.
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That the line was still rising in 2013 is interesting, he said, but not worrisome — yet.
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If rich people didn't want to come to America, then that would be a worrisome sign.
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Soon, all of Hong Kong's dolphins will be deadWhich is especially worrisome, because they look awesome.
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Marvel legend Stan Lee and his daughter Joan Celia Lee are the subject of worrisome reports.
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That he used the phrase "war games" to describe the exercises only makes it more worrisome.
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The risk of measles in young children is worrisome, because it can often result in hospitalization.
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Despite recent increases, however, bond yields remain near historical lows, a worrisome sign to many analysts.
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Indeed, most voting experts say threats of disenfranchising voters are far more worrisome than widespread fraud.
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It is understandable, but nonetheless worrisome, how much this debate has been influenced by strong emotion.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry has called the tanker attacks "worrisome and dreadful" and called for an investigation.
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Bond yields, which have moved to worrisome low levels in August, have been higher in September.
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This is especially worrisome in the show's second half, where the most controversial speculations are presented.
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Biden and Sanders were tied at 19 percent, another potentially worrisome sign for the vice president.
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Matt Grossmann, a political scientist at Michigan State, has also cited some worrisome indicators for Democrats.
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These findings are more worrisome because of the drastic change humans are bringing to the climate.
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None of these findings indicate that fake news and bots aren't worrisome signs for American democracy.
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Worrisome substances emitted by new furniture, office supplies and carpets could be accumulating in the air.
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That's a blow to his critics, rights activists, and potentially worrisome for the region as well.
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That for us was worrisome because our business is all about empowering people to express themselves.
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Without a worrisome clinical value or test result to point to, my concern alone wasn't persuasive.
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Dynamic sitting also seems to lessen one of the most worrisome health effects of being sedentary.
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Facebook isn't ready for 26 A new study has worrisome implications for the US presidential election.
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The query was worrisome, and Ms. Piwowarski told Dr. Blasey that she was there for her.
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ESPN does face a worrisome decline in subscriptions, but it's not for the reason Trump says.
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But then you look at the actions of Exxon over these years, and they're extremely worrisome.
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There are also some worrisome signs of far-right infiltration of Germany's military and police forces.
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That it's a documentary only makes the story more involving — and more worrisome — than most fictions.
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You could have these helicopter parents speaking a barrage of words, and that is really worrisome.
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This is particularly worrisome given President Trump's shocking campaign-trail promotion of more and harsher torture.
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Health officials called the surge in reported infections "very worrisome," as cases soared in South Korea.
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For a disease to be truly worrisome, it needs to be both highly contagious and dangerous.
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And despite worrisome spreads in other countries, new infections and deaths outside Hubei have been falling.
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One senior Iraqi official said the rocket attacks on compounds hosting Americans have become increasingly worrisome.
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For others, Haspel's role in the program is less worrisome than it appears at face value.
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Recession warnings are starting to rumble again, so you've probably seen a worrisome headline or two.
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That is much more worrisome, said Mr. Autor, who was not involved with the Pew study.
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Another day and, for many, another worrisome news alert out of Washington — or two, or three.
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Perhaps just as worrisome: The government's response today seems remarkably similar to its response back then.
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But as the SOS letter to Intuit said, it's worrisome that they had to do so.
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WE'VE GONE FROM THINKING MAYBE THAT'S A WORRISOME SIGN TO MAYBE KIND OF EXPLAINING IT AWAY.
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The World Health Organization has called the debate on reducing the warnings size in India "worrisome".
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More worrisome for the White House, the balance of intensity within his base has also flipped.
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Despite the worrisome outlook, they're optimistic that investing in the young people can help avoid it.
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More worrisome: the U.S. could close off its financial markets to Chinese investment, Mr. Paulson said.
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Just as worrisome, large swaths of the electorate seem to have lost faith in basic institutions.
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Perhaps most worrisome, many of the culprits in ending the expansion wouldn't necessarily arise in isolation.
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More worrisome is another well-known valuation method called the "cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio" (CAPE).
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More worrisome is that the effectiveness of the WannaCry ransomware attack will probably lead to more attacks.
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This is getting worrisome and I am on the MAGA bandwagon for a long ass time now.
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Having said that, he finds the flattening of the curve that he watches to be increasingly worrisome.
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With this administration, we're learning that the small seam between 100 and 99-point-whatever is worrisome.
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When JPMorgan discussed the worrisome meeting with Nordstrom, there was one point that really stuck with Cramer.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation into the matter.
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The foreign ministry called the incidents "worrisome and dreadful" and asked for an investigation into the matter.
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"If you think of all these incidents as a whole, you reach a worrisome conclusion," Foxall said.
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Facebook's leverage over news publishers can be worrisome, but today it's putting its muscle to good use.
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Google pointed to the background of two of the three consultants to the investigation as particularly worrisome.
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Bee hives falling into the wrong hands is a worrisome development in the plight of the bees.
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Gonzaga coach Mark Few said the injury is worrisome but Perkins should be ready for Monday's game.
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It said the new policies could send a "worrisome" signal and "fuel fear, xenophobia and similar restrictions".
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Even more worrisome, stolen American military secrets could put US servicemen and women at risk during combat.
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Unfortunately, a worrisome segment of the driving population can't tell a normal tire from a bald one.
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One of the most worrisome developments is HPV-related oropharyngeal cancers in middle-aged men, like Tomlinson.
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I don't need to book passage just yet, though the rise of populism in Europe is worrisome.
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For non-gatorheads this may seem worrisome, but these American alligators had an emergency plan in place.
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There are worrisome trends developing in the lending market, reporting from the Washington Post and Bloomberg shows.
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For Facebook, few competitive threats are as worrisome as a new social network growing quickly among teenagers.
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You're always concerned when there's controversy and drama and things are going on, and it's sometimes worrisome.
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The issue is particularly worrisome in India, where many waterways also contain harmful bacteria from human sewage.
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But in 2015, Amazon had a more worrisome issue with this AI: it was down-ranking women.
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If so, perhaps the "worrisome disconnect," if that's what this is, will get tested in coming quarters.
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They wanted him to come back and read for the lead role of Marlin, Nemo's worrisome father.
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The rising risk scores could be a worrisome sign because they could indicate an unhealthy insurance market.
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The pediatrician, who noticed a worrisome bruise on Willow's leg, sent her to a local emergency room.
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For a robot army to be worrisome, it has to be worth someone's while to build it.
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The short period of time before the new rules take effect is worrisome to some business owners.
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This politicization is worrisome because, again, vulnerabilities in any state can have consequences for the entire nation.
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Most worrisome for the presumptive Republican nominee, 24 percent of Republicans reported "very negative" views of him.
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In a shrinking business, that would be a worrisome level for credit-rating agencies and shareholders alike.
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The results paint a worrisome picture for Senate Republicans next year, who will be defending eight seats.
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In Pinal County, Arizona, southeast of Phoenix, the drinking water has worrisome levels of nitrates and uranium.
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I have come to believe that the message just might be more worrisome than many currently imagine.
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More worrisome, there was a blood clot in the patient's jugular vein, on the patient's right side.
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"To label the press in this way is very worrisome," Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said to Reuters.
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By 2014, the prevalence in those zip codes dropped to an improved, but still worrisome, 30 percent.
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Cardillo said the "disappointing" report is another sign that the trade dispute is worrisome for corporate America.
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That is worrisome because all of the authority a president would need to order the arrest and
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In this light, the allegation of bias based on ethnicity is a worrisome affront to judicial independence.
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The new study intimates that any such harm is likely to be short-term and not worrisome.
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The hypersonic weapons threat is especially worrisome because of its technological superiority over any existing counter measures.
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Regulators and health experts just don't fully understand what concoction is triggering the worrisome lung conditions yet.
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Most worrisome is that there are some feedback loops between the strong dollar and economic weakness abroad.
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But already there were worrisome signs that the "remain" camp's warnings of economic tumult could come true.
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But the implicit attacks, in addition to weakening the decisions being made, have worrisome long term implications.
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The number of campaign-related people with Russian ties and, more importantly, interests in Russia is worrisome.
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"Such doubts would be particularly worrisome in the unstable world we are currently living in," he added.
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The rising yields were particularly worrisome with long-term inflation expectations still near record lows, Schaffrik said.
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But there are a few things the feds could do that would be worrisome for vaccine proponents.
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The currency also came under pressure after the U.S. bond market sent worrisome signs about economic growth.
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"This is a very worrisome development," an official with White Helmets told CBS about the funding freeze.
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That would be a worrisome, even disastrous result for a film that carries a $105 million budget.
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Bostic said that even recent weak inflation data may not be as worrisome as it might seem.
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Edibles are particularly worrisome to Stracner, which he claims often look indistinguishable from non-THC infused candies.
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No worrisome notices arrive at your door because the person, using your ID, changed your billing address.
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Just as worrisome, neighboring countries have begun to play more active and, for the Americans, destructive roles.
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More worrisome, maybe a xenophobic speech designed to distract is what we we actually should have expected.
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But what is more worrisome is if the yield curve goes beyond flattening and into outright inversion.
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China's debt ratio also seems more worrisome than it really is because its nature is often misunderstood.
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For a few months beginning last September, the data appeared to be on a worrisome upward trend.
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Attacks in Baghdad have become relatively infrequent, however, and the death toll, while still worrisome, has declined.
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Even more worrisome are recent demonstrations of the vulnerability of A.I. systems to so-called adversarial examples.
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He said the death knell for tax revisions would cause a worrisome domestic economic disruption as well.
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More worrisome to NBC, Mr. Fallon has lost 41 percent of adults under 503 in that time.
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In each case, the total pattern of worrisome behavior remained siloed in different parts of the community.
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"It's alarming and worrisome," said Gonzalez about the Trump administration's roll back of some key environmental regulations.
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Or, more worrisome, what would happen if a party nominee were to die before the general election?
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Surveys show that a worrisome number of drivers on the road in developing countries have uncorrected vision.
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That's especially worrisome because this novel coronavirus can be transmitted while a person isn't showing any symptoms.
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State funding and personnel shortages followed, ushering in a return of worrisome environs at the state's prisons.
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To date, most of the vulnerabilities that have been discovered don&apost seem particularly worrisome, Reynolds said.
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Several bigger publishers say they are pleased with AMP and do not see anything worrisome with Google.
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Perhaps more worrisome, car collectors are getting older, with some baby boomers deciding to leave the market.
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Aimee Winder Newton, a Republican candidate for governor, said that such a move would have worrisome repercussions.
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The most worrisome aspect of the Russia "collusion" caper is the erosion of trust in government investigators.
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And so the increasing concentration of power in the current President is worrisome, Gülenists or no Gülenists.
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The World Health Organization has said that trend is worrisome and suggests that virus may spread broadly.
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And this behavior is worrisome: They're evidently sponging off someone whom they know through your husband's business.
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Even more worrisome, the ACLU now apparently is looking to influence Congress to the detriment of Israel.
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According to specialists who track the market's technical aspects, transports are not signaling anything particularly worrisome yet.
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It tells you how many threats it's detected in an app and whether they're mild or worrisome.
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Amazon, which has made tentative forays into the pharmacy business, has emerged as a particularly worrisome competitor.
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Coastal waters polluted with sewage, in this view, are probably more worrisome than smog or deep caves.
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The most worrisome, and scathing, White House critiques are private, shared only with the promise of anonymity.
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Yes, but: Cases continue spreading, including particularly worrisome community deaths that occur outside of medically secure areas.
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According to one official, it's the combination of a missile and a warhead that is most worrisome.
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More than 200 of them are scientists, creating what some experts say is a worrisome brain drain.
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While that case involves Google's core ads business, the Android case is potentially more worrisome for Google.
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That's much higher the usual number of cases in pre-Zika Brazil — a very worrisome data point.
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I think they've been pretty effective, so I think that's really worrisome for people in the media.
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Driving the news: Perhaps most worrisome is the massive pile of highly leveraged debt that continues to grow.
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And now the nature of how we&aposre pursuing this with China is worrisome to me as well.
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This year in the US we have seen two examples of the more worrisome kind of candidate behavior.
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"That's worrisome because those regions store the largest chunks of carbon in ecosystems across the globe," Anderegg said.
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The Broadcom-Qualcomm deal is dead today, but who what could happen tomorrow and is way more worrisome.
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"For now, neither overheating risks nor financial imbalances — the classic causes of US recessions — look worrisome," Hatzius wrote.
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This is worrisome news because raw flour is traditionally not thought of as a vector for foodborne diseases.
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Now, research published Monday in Geophysical Research Letters exposes another worrisome consequence of thawing permafrost—mercury (Hg) contamination.
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While a super horse like American Pharoah occasionally jolts the sport's popularity, the long-term trend is worrisome.
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Even more worrisome, Alabama state law requires a political party to certify candidates to appear on the ballot.
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Obvious (and worrisome) ethical concerns aside, Pirates' players have bought what the team is selling―or offering, anyway.
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In the old days, the words "Britney Spears concert" and "intoxicated" would have had a loaded, worrisome meaning.
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But the "worrisome" score for the U.S. dropped a bit — from 52% last year to 48% this year.
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A more worrisome time for people with serious depression comes in the spring, when suicide rates are highest.
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This is especially worrisome since research also suggests that limiting school-level autonomy over spending decisions creates inefficiencies.
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It's pretty clear he'll get the nom, and could be prez, so his choice is a little worrisome.
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It was an awful weekend of hate-fueled violence, ugly rhetoric, and worrisome retreats from our democratic ideals.
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Though these practices have historically existed, it's worrisome to see the new, insidious ways they are manifesting today.
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There possession of our credit card and drivers license information is worrisome since I have not received confirmation.
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" Michael C. Davis, a law professor at Hong Kong University, told CNN the supreme court's statement was "worrisome.
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When this happens in the form of merchandise, it's worrisome because customers may believe they're buying something authentic.
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"The fact that urban growth is less and less planned is a very, very worrisome situation," Clos said.
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More worrisome, she could hear over the phone that he was with his 7-month-old son, Aaden.
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Add to that the threat of American tariffs and a hard Brexit and the near future looks worrisome.
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The comedian's posts came before Davidson made a worrisome reference to his struggles with his own mental health.
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"I think it is worrisome that in mapping things are being consolidated into a few players," he says.
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This is especially worrisome since Kurdish security forces have been instrumental in rolling back the Islamic State's advances.
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The world's third-biggest steelmaker sees potential U.S. tariffs on Japanese cars and car parts as more worrisome.
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"I'm not sure it will work but it is a very worrisome strain in American politics," Hensarling said.
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There are few things more worrisome to imagine than the situation we have today in the Middle East.
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"All of that is very worrisome because that may very well have a nuclear weapon someday," said Klingner.
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Recurring elements of President Donald Trump's rhetoric are worrisome for Deere, CEO and Chairman Samuel Allen told CNBC.
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It's a little worrisome because the one thing you don't want it to become is a chronic thing.
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Keep an eye out for worrisome behavior that may emerge once you're living together and sharing your finances.
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For anyone holding a newspaper Thursday morning, it won't take long to find worrisome headlines surrounding the markets.
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Slow responses to complaints about violent content that included a brutal murder and a suicide are worrisome, too.
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Hagan is not accusing the state of any malfeasance, but said the figure is worrisome to her campaign.
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The effort is particularly worrisome to Democrats, since a rescission package would be filibuster-proof in the Senate.
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" Most worrisome is the way the author seems to be talking to himself throughout "Eyes on the Street.
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The exodus is understandable, given both the returns and the worrisome headlines streaming in from around the globe.
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A little more than 21 years before the movie, a more real and worrisome event was taking place.
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When a physical problem gets in the way of your sex life, it can feel isolating and worrisome.
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While these statistics sound quite worrisome, they should be understood within the context of a strong U.S. economy.
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The more progressive — and therefore more worrisome — form of the disease is known as NASH, or nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
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"If there were the ability for someone to hack into those accounts, that really gets worrisome," he said.
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Gail: I do find it worrisome that I have to keep checking the spelling of Tim Kaine's name.
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Arzamendia, meanwhile, experiences his second first-round knockout in a row—a worrisome start to his UFC career.
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Democrats overcame Republicans' longstanding registration advantage there this year, a worrisome sign for Mr. Trump and his party.
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It's worrisome that the Trump Era seems to be a fertile breeding ground for the illusion of knowledge.
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Mr. Priebus also had to avert another, potentially more worrisome challenge to his hold on the party: Gov.
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Their blood pressure may seem normal in the doctor's office, but later it rockets up to worrisome levels.
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The documentary, produced by Paul Allen, also tracks the 2016 Great Elephant Census, which revealed worrisome population data.
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Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust in Chicago, said Friday's news from the Labor Department was worrisome.
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Even more worrisome is the widespread use of software from large tech platforms like Google in the classroom.
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Twitter, for instance, reported that Russian bots tweeted 2.1 million times before the election — certainly a worrisome number.
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The decline is worrisome because it is happening as the city's population is increasing and tourism is booming.
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His conflicts are just as worrisome in their own way as Mr. Sessions's conflict was, maybe more so.
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So there are some good things in the Cures Act, some good-seeming things, and some worrisome things.
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The most worrisome effect, the F.D.A. said, was fainting or temporary loss of consciousness, seen in five patients.
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On a more worrisome note, Stephen Brusatte, a vertebrate paleontology expert at the University of Edinburgh, urged caution.
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While Oregon hasn't seen any cases yet, the geographic proximity of the Washington outbreak is worrisome, said Hotez.
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What began as a worrisome situation in 2900 has now become an economic reality for many U.S. companies.
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And in May, the Met's credit rating was downgraded by Moody's to Baa2 from Baa1, a worrisome sign.
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"We've seen worrisome videos from France and the US of people not taking this seriously," a man says.
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What could be a "Worrisome sight for a swimmer," especially if it's between you and the beach (shudder)?
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There's just something worrisome every time we find ourselves replacing politics of democracy with the politics of scandal.
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That's especially worrisome because this novel coronavirus can be transmitted while a person still isn't showing any symptoms.
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Stocks closing near the lows was a worrisome sign and shows investors were too blasé on the risk.
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Notionally, helping Ukraine is admirable, but the lack of public discussion and suddenness of this announcement are worrisome.
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Just as worrisome, the central government has, in the face of these challenges, already shown signs of backsliding.
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Local officials and politicians worry that the latest killings mark a worrisome return Negros's history of political violence.
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But Mr. Peck said it was worrisome that renewals, in particular, were down 16 percent from last year.
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Such moments are few, but there are more than in the last book, and it's a worrisome trend.
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More worrisome, she said, it was low and descending, barely clearing the wooden telephone poles on her street.
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And the deepening crisis is having worrisome effects that are rippling across the gulf and battering political unity.
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The other, more worrisome, outcome would be that 2019-nCoV becomes a more significant seasonal virus, like influenza.
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But potentially worrisome stories are coming out anyway, in spite of the administration's attempts to coordinate its message.
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While Iran indeed is engaging in some very worrisome pursuits, the deal is confined to the nuclear program.
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In general, he said, worrisome symptoms that persist should be investigated, and doctors should consider ordering a colonoscopy.
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The House leadership that brought the suit argued that the payments were worrisome because they represented illegal spending.
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And there are already, in my view, worrisome signals that they are repeating some of our biggest mistakes.
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The event was transformed into an outdoor spectacle, but the league is seeing worrisome trends under the surface.
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Of course, the urgency with which we must address the climate challenge makes this a very worrisome approach.
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What's more remarkable -- and more worrisome for Buttigieg's rivals -- is the trend line in Iowa for the mayor.
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But it is worrisome because cigarettes contain toxins and chemicals that are dangerous to their health, she said.
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Is all of that not only depressing but worrisome when it comes to the future of our democracy?
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Another worrisome prospect, Ms. Napolitano said, is that students could lose the permits that allow them to work.
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The worrisome sign would be if the pace of subscriber additions stagnates in 27 compared to recent trends.
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Any hints that consumers are growing jittery are worrisome, said Stephen Stanley, chief economist for Amherst Pierpont Securities.
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There are some camps of leaders who are worrisome of a 2020 recession, while others aren't quite sure.
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A third scenario, perhaps the most worrisome for Google, is that shopping and Android are just the beginning.
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And while the March on Washington was initially worrisome for the Kennedy administration, the White House embraced it.
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Most worrisome, he said, were that the numbers of refugees this week are already higher than last fall.
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If that sounds worrisome, remember the reason Robert E. Lee is a household name in the first place.
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Still, there are some worrisome signs for the Clinton camp, including Sanders's sky-high favorability rating of 91 percent.
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"However, a number of limitations remain worrisome and will have to be carefully assessed," he said in a statement.
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His comments are a worrisome indication that he's open to connecting with foreign governments without his own team knowing.
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If you want to buck these worrisome trends, Sperling says the amount of time in the market is key.
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I cannot speak for Las Vegas, Denver, DC, or even really Santa Fe, but for Phoenix, it is worrisome.
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On the one hand, pro se defendants are worrisome because they often make critical procedural missteps in open court.
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Another worrisome-but-not-really ingredient: Retinyl palmitate, which has been found to accelerate skin damage—again, in rats.
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While a Clinton presidency is widely expected to maintain or improve relations, a Trump victory has more worrisome consequences.
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Rory Smith On Soccer A Champions League group stage overrun by routs feels a little more worrisome than usual.
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A major new study found worrisome associations between teen sexting and mental health as well as risky sexual behavior.
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Chinese demand is particularly worrisome for commodity producers around the world, which have been hurt by the country's slowdown.
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What's happening: This week saw the release of three separate worrisome official reports on the economic consequences of Brexit.
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" And all of the top words they used to describe 24 for the U.S. were negative, starting with "worrisome.
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The 's seventh-straight loss was especially worrisome to traders who follow charts because the benchmark closed below 2,100.
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Problems with Russian space rockets are worrisome not just for the Kremlin but also for the U.S. space program.
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In the longer run, it's worrisome, because once interest in the books levels off, that sales boost will vanish.
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So now, as Democrats debate the impact of the FBI announcement, there is a worrisome sense of déjà vu.
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More worrisome, leptospirosis, a vaccine-preventable bacterial infection carried by rats, spreads readily to dogs and then to humans.
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More worrisome than a single bad fire season is that we could be witnessing the new normal for Siberia.
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A report last month documented areas, including parts of Fresno, Oakland and Los Angeles, with worrisome childhood exposure rates.
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But at the same time, it is a little worrisome that there's such a rhetoric of hate or bullying.
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That mode of thinking is "worrisome for scientists who live in the world of reason and facts," Offit says.
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That's especially worrisome for defendants when arbitrators have a financial incentive to prolong and expand the cases they're overseeing.
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But what's worrisome is that they've heard a lot of misinformation, from the TV or gossip, I don't know.
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In our culture, people traditionally equate work with self-worth—worrisome, given what is happening to the traditional job.
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What was more worrisome is what is happening to two of the nation's largest auto dealers: AutoNation and CarMax.
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But what's even more worrisome, says Boback, is that it suggests there's little limit to what pythons can devour.
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A closer look at the Chinese economy leads to less worrisome conclusions than those implied by the headline data.
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Even more worrisome, says Salmon, is a trend toward a laxer standard for judging an account to be inactive.
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Clinton's struggles in Michigan will be particularly worrisome as the campaign aims to win neighboring Ohio on March 15.
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But it's also worrisome to Americans directly, because it normalizes that kind of extremity to an already emboldened Congress.
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The most worrisome figure: 225 percent of households aged 2000 to 22 reported carrying credit card debt in 2015.
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The president-elect's attitude towards the technology industry is not entirely clear, but the early signs are seriously worrisome.
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The part of their behavior that's most morally worrisome, as you recount it, isn't their hypocrisy, it's their heartlessness.
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Most worrisome, it's believed that becoming addicted to nicotine in any form makes smoking more likely later in life.
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The renewal for a second season was good news for fans but worrisome for anyone invested in these characters.
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The president's efforts to prevent the House from doing its job are just as worrisome as the Ukraine scandal.
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"This trend of stagnating scores is worrisome," said Terry Mazany, the chairman of the governing board for the test.
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The controversies are particularly worrisome for vulnerable Republicans, who on Tuesday appeared to be seeking some distance from Trump.
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"China has made substantial inroads into the [multilateral development banks] that are worrisome," he told America's Congress in December.
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The CBO's worrisome ten-year outlook underscores the severity of the situation and reveals three areas of major concern.
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"The short-, mid- and long-term availability of food is worrisome," senior WFP spokesman Herve Verhoosel said in Geneva.
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Many members of Congress are linked to mining, energy and agro-business interest groups, a worrisome development, activists say.
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This level of executive power is worrisome even in the hands of a policymaker with the best of intentions.
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Mycoplasma genitalium M. genitalium, one of the smallest bacteria known, is gaining an outsized reputation as a worrisome STI.
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Even more worrisome, it ignores what will assuredly become a far more important result of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Most worrisome, and hardest to walk back, is embracing a totally government-run health care plan, advocated by Sens.
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What is more worrisome is how far apart whites and blacks are in their optimism about race relations improving.
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The first problem, the Korean standoff, is worrisome but also fundamentally stable; a solution is preferable, but not urgent.
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" The details: "[T]he skill level of its hackers has rapidly improved and their targets have become more worrisome.
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This is not only worrisome in itself, but with the advent of advanced technologies, it could be existentially disastrous.
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More worrisome behavior followed, including at least one more arrest, for tossing a bong out of her car window.
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But sowing skepticism about water infrastructure or the importance of treated water is worrisome — and could have real consequences.
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This addiction to that mechanism in their hands is very worrisome, and it has an effect on the relationship.
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David Schlendorf, assistant director for the F.B.I.'s human resources division, called it a "worrisome" trend, although not intractable.
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This is worrisome news for Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, who is trailing her Republican opponent in the polls.
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This intervention is particularly worrisome because he is asking the government to investigate its own investigation of his campaign.
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Why is a less unipolar world or a world in which America is less powerful so worrisome for you?
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No one died because it was in such a remote region, but the prospect of a repeat is worrisome.
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I endured it for a few hours, and when the blood loss became worrisome, we headed to the hospital.
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Some nations face a worrisome rise in cases without health care systems that can deal with a major outbreak.
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But the growing signs that policies are being written to impose costs on states behind enemy lines are worrisome.
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Mr. Flynn's decision to turn state's evidence must be not only deeply worrisome but also infuriating for Mr. Trump.
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Plastics marked with a 3, he said, are worrisome for phthalates, which inhibit male sex hormones and disrupt metabolism.
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In theory, licensing boards could flag and address physicians who have had a worrisome number of claims against them.
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"The notion of judicial review to my British friends is somewhat astonishing and very, very worrisome," Justice Gorsuch said.
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In February, David Magerman, a senior employee at Renaissance, spoke out about what he regards as Mercer's worrisome influence.
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In a New York Times op-ed on Monday, Yoo argues that Trump's use of executive power is worrisome.
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That Mr. Trump and the allies were unable to agree on a common approach toward Russia was also worrisome.
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Fathi said it was "worrisome" to change rules so that the restraints are not considered a use of force.
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Then the Californian's mother had a worrisome fall, and the Californian became even more afraid of leaving her alone.
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Neal says tests like this are worrisome because they leave room for subjectivity and bias in the psychologist's interpretation.
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But shortly after it was put into place, an engineer discovered some worrisome cracking in the bridge's north end.
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However, what's particularly worrisome is that cases have emerged among people who have been in a locked psychiatric ward.
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"This was surprising and worrisome," said study leader Dr. Gina Sequeira of the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh at UPMC.
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"This was surprising and worrisome," said study leader Dr. Gina Sequeira of the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh at UPMC.
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The firm also points out that all investors are crowding into the biggest stocks and that could be worrisome.
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"From a privacy perspective Microsoft Edge and Yandex are much more worrisome than the other browsers studied," Leith wrote.
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The most worrisome development is Serbia's rapid militarization, with Russia supplying air defense systems and other sophisticated military equipment.
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Worrisome to Democrats since 2016 is that the low turnout of black voters has continued into the 2018 cycle.
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Most worrisome is an internal assessment suggesting that relocating the agency might mean losing up to half its personnel.
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There's a deeper hawkish tilt to the Federal Reserve's outlook for interest rates that could be worrisome for markets.
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But before that could happen, the Yankees, by the autumn of 2012, began to pick up some worrisome signals.
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Roach said what's most worrisome is not the cumulative decline in the currency but the speed of the fall.
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While worrisome, the fall in the major stock indexes was dwarfed by the rapid depreciation in assets short volatility.
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"Establishing monopoly at the cost of small players by business connections to Mr. Trump is very worrisome," he said.
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Nevertheless, the professors said, it's worrisome that no other explanation accounts for the marked decline in plaintiffs' win rates.
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Rice spoke with The World's host Marco Werman about the risk of a worrisome breakdown in US-China relations.
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Praising this "very tough" approach to political dissent as a successful counterterrorism policy is not only incorrect, it's worrisome.
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Critic's Notebook The troubles on "A New Leaf" (1971), Elaine May's directorial debut, were worrisome before they were legion.
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The fact that Mr. Barr rushed to judgment, within 48 hours, after a 22-month investigation, is deeply worrisome.
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I've seen some top officials say the AI job displacement is 50 years away, and that would be worrisome.
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There are a whole range of concerns that correspond to different kinds of AI, some more worrisome than others.
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Though Trump has a long public record of worrisome behavior, these episodes still represent thin slices of his life.
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But Essential's silence is more worrisome, as it suggests the problem may be more complicated than a simply manufacturing delay.
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Thus, the current set-up of the market, mixed with the perspectives of Trump and Clinton are worrisome to Cramer.
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Unfortunately, there are worrisome signs that the incoming Trump administration is less committed to the idea of value-based care.
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Volcker said the China trade negotiations have been particularly worrisome for the United States' future over the next 10 years.
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Finally, in unpacking Monday's downward swing in the stock market, Cramer saw some of the leading stocks sending worrisome signs.
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Perhaps most worrisome of all, it is losing sponsors, and those that remain are paying less than they used to.
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It's a tough turn of events for Makerbot and a worrisome sign for the consumer 3D printing market in general.
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This is worrisome, particularly at a time when Americans are suddenly obsessed with qualifying the security of their electoral systems.
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Woods said that's particularly worrisome considering the assault on the de facto ISIS capital of Raqqa hasn't even begun yet.
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The report, which still shows an expanding economy, was worrisome because it contained an 22.38-point drop in new orders.
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If all of this sounds a bit, well, worrisome, particularly if you are a French bond holder, you're not alone.
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"The U.S. economy is in a strong shape, so the source of the contagion does not look worrisome," he said.
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The discovery that cross-species transmission has occurred so often might seem worrisome, given its association with harsh emerging diseases.
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I do know that it's spreading and they don't really have a vaccination to treat it, so it's definitely worrisome.
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Translation: The results are significant and worrisome, but you're not destined to get dementia or have a stroke, Pase says.
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For those who find the new information worrisome, Platz suggests switching to other ways of protecting skin from sun damage.
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These young children are especially vulnerable, and seeing a decline in vaccination in this age group is worrisome, Adams said.
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So if there is an exodus of healthy people from the marketplace, that could potentially be worrisome for its sustainability.
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For American society as a whole, however, any shift toward increased political risk and arbitrary government interventions should be worrisome.
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But even a modest trimming of American spending on NTDs would be worrisome, if it discouraged spending by other governments.
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"It's worrisome," said Paul Meeks, chief investment officer at Sloy, Dahl & Holst, which manages more than $1 billion in assets.
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"It was the fastest and steepest drop in recent years, and the situation is obviously very worrisome," he told reporters.
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Tensions in the Persian Gulf, a worrisome global growth outlook and uncertainty over oil prices have recently dampened investor confidence.
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Modern meat production involves shockingly inhumane conditions, mass use of antibiotics with worrisome public health implications, and high environmental costs.
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There are many worrisome parts in it, said Clowney, including that you don't even need to keep a gun holstered.
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Most worrisome to investors has been its investment in Congo, a country avoided as too risky by Glencore's big rivals.
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Even more worrisome, 69 percent of female likely voters said Trump lacks the personality and temperament to serve as president.
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For many reasons, this is very worrisome to the people who get paid to worry about this sort of thing.
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However, if the Dow Jones index falls below its floor of support at $14.80, Garner says it could be worrisome.
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Valentin Marinov, head of G153 forex strategy at Credit Agricole, told CNBC Wednesday that the 3.4 percent level was worrisome.
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Instead, what's worrisome is that Blue Cross of Idaho intends to disregard its own obligation to comply with federal law.
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Russian and American nuclear weapons modernization programs and growing Chinese, Pakistani, Indian, and North Korean atomic programs are also worrisome.
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This is worrisome, Finkel said, particularly for people most vulnerable to exposure, such as factory workers, children, and the elderly.
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They argue that it's a worrisome case of official partisanship in a part of the world rived by religious conflicts.
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Also, that she still hasn't been to a doctor for an ultrasound this far along in her pregnancy is worrisome.
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What's most worrisome is that financial infidelity is actually on the rise, according to the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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In another worrisome sign, sentiment in the service sector improved this month but is forecast to tumble three months ahead.
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"If your child somehow seems like a different person or is acting differently, that would be very worrisome," Lavin said.
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The behavioral health agency where he worked said an extensive background check before he was hired turned up nothing worrisome.
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Christopher said if there's a lack of action, his other worry — concern China's economy could be slowing — becomes more worrisome.
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Yeah, we know, Facebook's guidelines provided to its moderators for determining what is and isn't considered acceptable content is worrisome.
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Bearish investors see this as worrisome for Whirlpool, which holds a leading 40 percent share in such markets, Barron's noted.
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To be clear, the profession has taken steps to address its worrisome levels of alcohol abuse and mental health problems.
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More worrisome for OpenAI than keeping up with corporate computing power, however, is being able to access the same data.
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Moreover, she faces a candidate who continues to say highly disturbing and worrisome things — things that should not be ignored.
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But what's particularly worrisome, says Bermudez, is the fact that many moms may hide their eating disorder because they're ashamed.
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For some, the notion that intelligent machines will play a formidable role in the economy of the future is worrisome.
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Particularly worrisome is that, by penetrating the ears, lightning can rapidly reach the brain region that controls breathing, Andrews says.
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More worrisome for the president, among older Americans, 60 and up, he's underwater—47 percent disapprove, while 43 percent approve.
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" Compared to historical averages, Draghi said he does not see the residential real estate market as "an especially worrisome situation.
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Recent polls put availability and affordability of healthcare at the top of potentially worrisome issues for the fifth straight year.
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Still, human rights experts said it was worrisome that China would threaten to impose severe penalties on teenagers for cheating.
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Next quarter will be the real test to see whether Netflix's subscriber troubles are a blip, or a worrisome trend.
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That is particularly worrisome in emerging markets, says Mr Bushnell, where standard packs would threaten the aspirational appeal of smoking.
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It's obviously worrisome, but we've seen tweets like this from Trump before and they haven't exactly added up to anything.
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Oculus can collect data from you while you're using the deviceThis next caveat is more obvious but also more worrisome.
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The risks of 'runaway stimulus' But too much stimulus runs the risk of adding to China's already worrisome debt levels.
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"It is somewhere between confusing and worrisome," according to Evan Medeiros, a former National Security Council senior director for Asia.
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While Carlson attributes a lot more power to the company than reality suggests, his proposed solution is even more worrisome.
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"That's in some ways the most worrisome part: We don't know what the impact is going to be," she said.
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"This is very worrisome for American agriculture generally," said Dan Glickman, who served during the Clinton administration as agriculture secretary.
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To some market analysts, quiet, expensive stock markets are being overlooked by worrisome speculative activity in products such as bitcoin.
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What's worrisome is that weakness in global supply and demand seems to be pushing each other in a vicious circle.
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Aruba's prime minister, Evelyn Wever-Croes, told journalists on Tuesday that the situation with Conoco in the Caribbean is worrisome.
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Human rights group Amnesty International said on Monday it was worrisome that both leaders were conducting campaigns against civil organizations.
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Taken together, the record-shattering extreme weather we saw throughout 2019 paints a worrisome picture of what&aposs to come.
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But they also see a worrisome problem: the chummy noises Mr. Trump has made toward Mr. Putin, the Russian president.
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Only a minority of the patients actually had documented heart disease and it is those patients who are most worrisome.
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And perhaps most worrisome of all, it's losing sponsors, and those that remain are paying less than they used to.
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This becomes especially worrisome in light of the secretary of State's role in overseeing the Office of Global Women's Issues.
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If those conditions are taken together, Mr. Cheeseman said, the outlook is not one of doom, but it is worrisome.
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But there are even more worrisome links between high student debt loads and health issues like depression, and marital failures.
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It is worrisome when an American professor allegedly violates the Constitution by calling for "muscle" to get rid of journalists.
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The idea of billionaires secretly funding lawsuits to take down their enemies is worrisome to some people, terrifying to others.
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What's especially worrisome is that Pompeo is more likely to amplify some of Trump's more aggressive instincts than Tillerson was.
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Having life expectancy fall two years in a row is worrisome but we can't really call it a trend yet.
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But as hard as it is to imagine now, for more than three decades, Syria was Israel's least worrisome border.
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Yes, Anthony's defense is worrisome, particularly against a Warriors team that knows how to attack their opposition's most vulnerable spot.
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Even more worrisome, they say, is that the attacks are eroding what little faith the public still has in government.
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"It is somewhere between confusing and worrisome," according to Evan Medeiros, a former National Security Council senior director for Asia.
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Perhaps more worrisome for Republicans, it doesn't look like Trump learned a single thing from Republicans losing in the midterms.
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The World Health Organization sounded the alarm about a worrisome trend: a decline in breast-feeding in the developing world.
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Penalties on foreign cars and auto parts were especially worrisome for Europe, where the industry is a big economic driver.
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Analyses of the patient's new skin did not find the added genetic material in any worrisome places, the researchers reported.
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The more time we spend Googling our worrisome health symptoms or watching YouTube, the more cash the company brings in.
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Such moves are worrisome for investors, who could face sharp shifts in their portfolios if asset prices move in sync.
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Hong Kong's stock market was up on Tuesday, indicating little concern that the protests have crossed a worrisome red line.
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The mac and cheese is kind of wonderful in a gooey, tawdry way, but other forays into Americana are worrisome.
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More worrisome, perhaps, are the algorithms that are not written by humans, algorithms written by the machine, as it learns.
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It's a worrisome relationship — something has got to give — and Garrone teases this volcanic threat for much of the movie.
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Since for some people, 11 minutes represents much of their daily activity time, this drop-off is substantial and worrisome.
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When an uncle recently visited him in jail, Mr. Yousuf had a worrisome eye infection and looked thinner than usual.
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No. if anything it's more worrisome when you see how clownish Trump has been in the face of a crisis.
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She's a local of this community and says the situation is worrisome especially with her daughters living on their own.
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News that Grenell has requested access to the intelligence behind the recent briefing about Russian election interference is deeply worrisome.
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More worrisome, she said, are some two dozen Islamic State recruits who returned from Syria with training and combat experience.
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Particularly worrisome to the medical community are e-cigarettes marketed in child-friendly flavors like bubble gum and cotton candy.
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All the worrisome questions were eventually resolved, or artfully finessed, by hard-fought compromises that left no one fully satisfied.
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For these officials, the most worrisome left-wing group was the Industrial Workers of the World, known as the Wobblies.
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Jerry Brown of California is poised to sign a worrisome bill that will codify the Obama-era sexual assault guidelines.
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Particularly worrisome for Trump is that most voters say he's more likely to cause a nuclear war than is Clinton.
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This could be a worrisome sign about broader stresses on the American consumer at a precarious time for the economy.
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"By far, the for-profit sector shares some of the most worrisome employment outcomes within higher education today," Itzkowitz said.
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Lead exposure is especially worrisome for children, who can experience cognitive disorders and neurological defects when exposed at certain levels.
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Refusing to seat a ninth justice, simply for ideological reasons, would be a clear and worrisome break with democratic tradition.
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And there were other worrisome signs of the effects of climate change — more rain and less snow at higher elevations.
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Historically high temperatures and increasingly thinning ice are indicating worrisome climate trends, according to a new federal report released Tuesday.
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At the same time, the list of jobs robots are able to fill is growing more impressive (and perhaps worrisome).
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But the possibility that she will no longer be a formidable presence on the court is worrisome for liberal interests.
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Now, Peterson said his company's over 1,500 analysts around the world are being more diligent about looking for worrisome trends.
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More worrisome is that attitudes toward research, ranging from climate change to childhood vaccines, often align with one's political views.
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Now, Peterson said his company's over 1,500 analysts around the world are being more diligent about looking for worrisome trends.
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A slim majority of Americans chose the word "worrisome" to describe the last year, according to a new online survey.
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It's a brave stance in the face of oppression, and a worrisome one, too, knowing the threats he has encountered.
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But worrisome for Barr is that one of Trump's retweets Wednesday highlighted past presidents' efforts to influence Justice Department investigations.
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More worrisome is recent evidence that patients with disabilities don't always receive the same treatments for the same medical conditions.
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Her unusually close alliance with the president — she was briefly considered for a cabinet appointment — has been worrisome to Republicans.
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There have been problems with CRISPR modifying unintended gene targets and making worrisome, and permanent, edits to an organism's genome.
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It's a bit worrisome that "siding against medical evidence" was a legitimate possible outcome in this case, but it's true.
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Perhaps the most worrisome part of Facebook's plan to defend democracy, though, is that it has yet to be battle tested.
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Investors shouldn't draw conclusions about biotechnology company solely on the stock's worrisome action after its initial public offering, Cramer said Monday.
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Power outages or water supply corruption are the most worrisome to Peter Beshar, general counsel for risk management firm Marsh & McLennan.
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"Hopefully you get answers later on down the road, but it's definitely worrisome — and meant to worry you," the actress admits.
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Also worrisome is that fighting has resumed in previously quiet areas, including those close to the strategic port city of Mariupol.
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Even by the lowest count, advocates say, the number of children at risk of statelessness now living in Colombia is worrisome.
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The bottom line: The new iceberg is significant for reflecting trends taking place around Antarctica, which many climate scientists find worrisome.
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That may not sound like a huge shift on its face, but it is extremely worrisome when viewed as a trend.
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That has created record imbalances in the bloc's Target 2 payment system, a potentially worrisome sign as it may signal stress.
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Most worrisome to Cramer was the customer concentration issue, as Twilio gets 15 percent of its revenue just from Facebook's WhatsApp.
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Life expectancy peaked in 2014 and has been dropping ever since, a worrisome decline that experts attribute largely to drug overdoses.
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Still, the data show that the effect of social media on today's teens isn't quite as worrisome as some parents portray.
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Several of the cases include pregnant women, which is worrisome considering Zika has been linked with a birth defect called microcephaly.
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Retirement can conjure up a lot of worrisome prospects, from physical decline to diminished social contact — and then there's the money.
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The intrigue: The plateauing rate is a strange and potentially worrisome development as U.S. jobs growth has stalled its torrid pace.
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As more toys become connected, it's worrisome that retailers have no plan in place to respond to security research and vulnerabilities.
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A person experiencing a cold or acid reflux might be expected to cough so then it is "less worrisome," she explained.
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The presence of keylogging software on yet another device is either extremely convenient or worrisome, depending on how you see it.
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So that general purpose compute, we don't believe is what should be worrisome if the quest is to protect national security.
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These stories are especially worrisome because the federal government will now be led by the very man who incited this violence.
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Topical steroid ointments are the mainstay of treatment, but also provide limited long-term relief and can cause worrisome side effects.
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For battery experts like Martin Winter, a professor of materials science, energy, and electrochemistry at the University of Münster, that's worrisome.
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What is more worrisome is the relatively slow progress toward the city's 100 percent renewable energy pledge, local climate activists say.
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The U.S. market slump follows Thursday's worrisome day for China when the country halted trading after a 7 percent market plunge.
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It's a departure from how Popovich's teams have found success in the recent past, and that is intriguing, if not worrisome.
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It could have worrisome implications for the many news outlets that have tip lines or encrypted messaging systems on their websites.
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What's more worrisome about this chart is the trend line that seems to show app stickiness dropping sharply since late July.
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Longer-term weaknesses are arguably more worrisome, as there is no reason to believe that they will, with enough time, disappear.
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Most worrisome, according to Page, is that Microsoft told him that it would just "consider" a fix in a future update.
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This appears worrisome because you also note that war is historically more likely when political leaders have low integrative complexity scores.
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Then it became worrisome, as crude oil plunged below $30 a barrel last month and dragged U.S. stocks to new lows.
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What's slightly worrisome is that this is far from the first time Facebook has pledged to clean up its News Feed.
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But the augmented deficit is not as frightening as it looks—and certainly not as worrisome as China's vast corporate debts.
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China is moving in while American influence wanes These numbers are even more worrisome in light of an increasingly strong China.
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Reading the details of the Fed's review of economic and financial trends, I could not find anything terribly exciting or worrisome.
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At the same time, the list of jobs that robots are able to fill is growing more impressive (and perhaps worrisome).
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Exceptions for falsehoods are already part of our libel jurisprudence, but the worrisome nature of that comment lies in its vagueness.
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"The amount of power that we've allowed to be concentrated in the hands of C.E.O.s is worrisome," Ms. Slavkin Corzo said.
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"This is worrisome news," said Kim Hack-yong, conservative lawmaker and head of the national defence committee of South Korea's parliament.
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Brzeski suggested that the weakening of the domestic economy is the most worrisome trend facing Germany, rather than wider economic stagnation.
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That should be worrisome to Twitter, whose giant push into live events is really an enormous bet on the company's future.
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Just as worrisome as political campaigns misusing technology are the outside forces seeking to influence American politics for their own ends.
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That explains Cameron's relief at seeing the theatrical vigor of 'Avengers: Endgame' in an era when ticket sales have been worrisome.
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From crumbling roads and bridges to aging water systems and overburdened electrical grids, the impacts of having fallen behind are worrisome.
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If this hope in how well nonprofits can solve our problems is overstated, support for the other options are equally worrisome.
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A tepid economic report in January or another worrisome statement from the Trump administration could be enough to kill the bull.
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It is both deeply unsettling and worrisome as we await the President's nominee to replace him and the Senate confirmation hearings.
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But the dream of bringing about an end to Trump's era in Washington is tinged with something darker and more worrisome.
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