Stop worrying about panels, stop worrying about who's on the television show, stop worrying about who's getting an Oscar, this is ridiculous.
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But instead of worrying about him I began worrying about myself.
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They will start worrying about themselves and stop worrying about you.
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Worrying about things that I really had no reason to be worrying about.
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Worrying for one child is so difficult, worrying about two is immensely challenging.
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We wake up worrying about them, we go to sleep worrying about them.
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Or worrying about finding the right building, or worrying about getting there on time.
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Well, dear Scorpio, you know that sometimes love also hurts—worrying about the past, worrying about the future, worrying about yourself—it isn't all roses and hand-holding!
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The conclusion of Sweeny's analysis: Worrying the right amount is better than not worrying at all.
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It's time for Hillary Clinton to stop worrying about Bernie Sanders and start worrying about Donald Trump.
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And if we're no longer worrying as much about the Middle East, what are we worrying about?
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"Risk factors that have been worrying us, have became less worrying in the last 24 hours," he said.
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"Risk factors that have been worrying us have became less worrying in the last 24 hours," Cossor said.
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More energy was spent worrying about how men were affected than worrying about the pain women have suffered.
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Getting mad at yourself for worrying or telling yourself to stop worrying only adds fuel to the negativity fire.
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"Now you are not just worrying about your retirement; you are worrying about your kids, grandkids and yourself," he said.
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World Review In less than a decade, the world went from worrying about financial crashes to worrying about crashing democracies.
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But other times, I've taken friends along with me and have caught myself worrying about whether they're having a good time, worrying if they're bored, worrying if maybe I shouldn't have invited them in the first place.
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Which means that we've got to, under the category of worrying about opioid addiction in this country, continue worrying about Medicaid funding.
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"Worrying is praying for what you don't want, so stop worrying about money and focus on what you do want," she said.
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Destinee has been worrying about college, worrying about her SATs, but she's also been one of the main caregivers for her brothers.
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We need to start worrying about ourselves and not worrying about what other people think, and we have the right to free thought.
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Worrying about it is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars before colonists have even set foot there, says Andrew Ng, an AI researcher.
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"They need to do a better job of not worrying about that damn calendar and just worrying about the damn policy," he said.
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I went from worrying about the next weekend, to worrying about appointments at the cancer clinic in literally the span of one plane ride.
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In the episode, viewers see Bourdain's cameramen worrying about getting home, and the local fixers and producers worrying about the safety of loved ones.
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And, instead of worrying about too many robots in the workforce in the future, should we be worrying that there will be too few?
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"The bottom line is this: the president's worrying people, the Fed is worrying people, and yet, somehow, they both think they're being reassuring," Cramer said.
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"What I'm tired of is us worrying more about the future of fossil fuels than worrying about the future of fossil fuel workers," she added.
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No good comes out of worrying about or questioning everything your partner does — and especially worrying about your own relationships with friends, colleagues, or exes.
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But as soon as Ryan stopped worrying about how to pay for things, he also stopped worrying about EITC expansion — and it didn't get done.
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With record inflows still not stemming the tide of irresponsible spending, worrying about revenue is like worrying about whether an alcoholic is getting enough booze.
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You can tell from these animals' expressions that they're not reading the news or worrying about the state of the world — or worrying about anything, really.
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You have to just live a happy life without worrying too much about what people think because worrying is only going to give you more wrinkles.
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I'm thinking of people like Andrew Ng, who had that famous quote about how worrying about human-level AI is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars.
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Every problem my waning health presented Monica had to handle twice over, worrying about me and worrying about her life after me if it all went sideways.
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Likewise, worrying increases activity in the prefrontal cortex (the rational brain), which is why worrying can make you feel more in control than doing nothing at all.
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That means getting myself to the gym, worrying about what I want to eat, not worrying about what we're going to eat, and those sorts of things.
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John Legend laid the smack down on anyone worrying about Sarah Huckabee Sanders before worrying about reuniting more than 2,000 immigrant children who were ripped from their parents.
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"Worrying about demolition is like worrying about the sky falling, or dying," said Lan Jiang, 32, who has operated a small computer repair store in Baishizhou for four years.
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And Matthews has suggested that effective altruists might be spending too much time worrying about things like artificial intelligence and not enough time worrying about things like global poverty.
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" Or, "He was so, so anxious — always worrying.
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Strikingly, there would seem to be at least as many reasons for worrying about the Italian economy today as there were for worrying about the Greek economy back in 28503.
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"I could feel my parents behind me, worrying about what this might mean, or worrying whether they should be worried, and I always felt defiant of their concerns," he said.
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I think they just view this as a murky little domestic political problem, and maybe we're over-worrying, maybe the Brits are over-worrying about our problems close to home.
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"Let me do the worrying, I'll do all the worrying, is that a deal?" says the former secretary of state, senator and First Lady, as women around them wipe their eyes.
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"You have people worrying here in Britain that they can't stay here, you have Brits living in Spain worrying they will not be able to stay there," Davis told BBC radio.
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If they're having to focus their attention on the child who's ill in the hospital, they're probably worrying about their other children, and their other children are certainly worrying about them.
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"I think about all the time I've wasted worrying about how I look because of my weight when I should've been worrying about other things that were more important," Harriet said.
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" This is most worrying because, as she noted, "Mr.
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That the Fed was blindsided is far more worrying. ■
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Still — some worrying trends do stand out this year.
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We must stop worrying that comprehensive sex ed will put ideas into tweens' heads and start worrying that it's not nearly comprehensive enough, if it doesn't cover meaningful consent and healthy relationships.
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Perfection is an impossible standard, but worrying about that seems like worrying what we'll all do with all our money and free time after we've solved global warming and cured all disease.
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In some ways that represents all of us going about our daily lives worrying about things that aren't going to be significant, while there are other people worrying about life and death.
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I drank whisky and ginger when it was his round, worrying about the side effects, and straight ginger ale when it was my round, worrying that he'd somehow be able to tell.
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Some common "blocks" including worrying about what their vulva smells, tastes, or looks like; feeling "selfish" because the sex act is focused on their pleasure; and worrying about taking "too long" to orgasm.
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But even when you guys were little, and I would leave work, it would take me a good hour to transition from thinking and worrying about work, to thinking and worrying about you.
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We're not there yet but after years of worrying about too much production in China, the rest of the world may have to start worrying about what happens when China's production stops rising.
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Jack is a guy who spends almost as much time worrying about his eczema as he does worrying about his casework, and someone who tries to do right by the murder victim's cat.
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I started worrying that my parents were going to die.
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"You're not worrying about the technology functioning properly," he said.
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America Ferrera isn't worrying about the numbers on the scale.
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Shouldn't we stop worrying about "winning", "points" and the like?
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Why are we worrying about this particular research subject now?
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"Eat the frog!" was an inspirational quote, not worrying nonsense.
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The findings are worrying for both the young and old.
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Worrying about your future, you have to stay in line.
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Everyone should learn to stop worrying and love Ted Cruz.
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More research is needed to determine how worrying Powassan is.
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It is a very worrying tale of modern human trafficking.
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Not much that is encouraging -- and plenty that is worrying.
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This would be worrying enough if it affected only Turkey.
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How many times have I sobbed myself to sleep worrying.
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That's worrying because the virus is particularly dangerous to kids.
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That's worrying for them, but potentially great news for you.
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Did worrying help you feel more prepared to face disappointment?
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What strategies do you have to help yourself stop worrying?
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But in two other ways, the Tianjin example is worrying.
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All of this activity is worrying some in the West.
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That's a worrying prospect for the parents of a newborn.
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Go deeper: Why you should stop worrying about a recession
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Or does worrying I should make me guilty of generalizing?
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Of all these the sovereignty issue is the most worrying.
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Not worrying if your going to get sticky, or anything.
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"The massive resignations are worrying," Rangel said in an interview.
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Worrying about air pollution was largely the preserve of foreigners.
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Bridge's financial model is more worrying than its pedagogical one.
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We can all finally stop worrying about Hillary Clinton's emails.
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"I actually spend zero time worrying about that," she said.
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If it's no use worrying, what's the point of crying?
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To Sanders skeptics, this style of response is itself worrying.
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Mr. Walters, 83, was playing but also worrying the time.
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Other signals coming out of the coalition are also worrying.
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Others believe that worrying about it is largely a distraction.
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Particularly worrying, in this respect, is pride centred on ethnicity.
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Cramer is also done worrying about a decline in retail.
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I think people will get over worrying about their names.
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In some ways this makes high asset prices less worrying.
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Jim Cramer is done worrying about a decline in retail.
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One particularly worrying trend is the rise in Otter Cafes.
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We're probably not spending enough time worrying about these trends.
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Particularly worrying is the gradual ethnic polarisation of the army.
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This shows there was sizable opposition to these worrying parts.
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So let's stop worrying about being single, and start celebrating.
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I'm just worrying about writing a good piece of music.
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This leads me to last and most worrying part: hubris.
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We don't spend nearly enough time worrying about disaster prevention.
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I walked into that fight not worrying about fighting him.
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I don't live my life worrying or twiddle my thumbs.
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If it goes badly, then we've got to start worrying.
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And why is he spending time worrying about the NFL?
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But he sees worrying signs of a classic investment mania.
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On Facebook, an album called "Worrying Signs" curated reported incidents.
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No worrying about market fluctuations or constantly rebalancing your portfolio.
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Miki Agrawal was sick of worrying about her tampon leaking.
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You should be going straight in and worrying about football.
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Here's my advice: Stop worrying about what other people think.
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You're wondering and worrying – what were those last minutes like.
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It was even more worrying when their passports were confiscated.
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Good entrepreneurs spend a lot of time worrying about customers.
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I spent weeks worrying about what the President would say.
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Or maybe he was just too busy worrying about impeachment.
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There are worrying signs that the EU may follow suit.
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He couldn't get the needle working, which was slightly worrying.
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Just worrying about me making the best shot I can.
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But Republicans were not worrying about that for the moment.
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Repeated patterns of bias in the polling is somewhat worrying.
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And worrying trends mean more families are confronting these challenges.
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"This program is worrying, intimidating and confusing," Marisol Touraine said.
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That most things you worry about aren't worth worrying about.
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Worrying all the time is a reality for many entrepreneurs.
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Without worrying about what Number 10 [Downing Street] might say.
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But there is another reason these campaigns are so worrying.
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This means you can invest in the service, without worrying.
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I spent the first 213 years worrying myself to death.
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There's nothing wrong with worrying about such things, Li thought.
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Stop worrying of all these things, there's life to live.
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He could have stopped worrying about my daughter and me.
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And this is going to be… a bit worrying, right?
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I was spending hours upon hours thinking, cleaning, worrying, obsessing.
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We live in fear and we're up worrying at night.
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But it also signals a worrying future for the country.
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To see mellifluous things while I'm worrying the king's drape.
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Not worrying if you're going to get sticky, or anything.
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A rout helps investors decide what's worth really worrying about.
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After the screen goes dark, we're still worrying about them.
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There's this dead time, where everyone's just waiting and worrying.
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Worrying about one's own narcissism has a whiff of paradox.
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The increasing cost of federal debt service is worrying economists.
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I'm worrying about my death, or my lack of faith.
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Do any of your customers smoke worrying amounts of weed?
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We probably should be worrying about more than free speech.
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They were tired of worrying about how they were perceived.
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He asked another question: What was Mr. Nagendram worrying about?
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The patient insisted that he was not worrying about anything.
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We were constantly worrying about where we could find wood.
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I spent much of the hour worrying about my ears.
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This year's figures expose a new, worrying trend, she said.
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And last but not least: Am I worrying too much?
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They found it easy to use, and worrying for privacy.
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"This is the time to start worrying," one official said.
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We've also seen a worrying rise in ISIS activity there.
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A quantum computer worth worrying about is likely decades away.
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And lest you were worrying about the Niners' morale, don't.
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I do care if you're worrying about missing your train.
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Protester Karen, 23, said the China Daily report was worrying.
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Particularly worrying for Europeans has been possible U.S. troop cuts.
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We've spent a lot of time worrying about American men.
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More worrying still is the specter of attacks by militants.
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So have news articles scolding us for worrying about it.
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It also may be a worrying sign for certain campaigns.
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You're chasing after your kids or worrying about your family.
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With some apparent good news came another worrying development, however.
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"I'm just worrying about my future, my life," he said.
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He's not going to spend much time worrying about it.
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My second mistake was not worrying about good health insurance.
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" "However, the detection of three cases outside China is worrying.
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You're essentially asking if you should stop worrying about him.
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And, again, there's no need to be worrying yourself unduly.
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But that could be a worrying sign for ratings firms.
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Nevertheless, some commentators said the killings set a worrying precedent.
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But I kept worrying about the power of YouTube's recommendations.
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Rights groups say the rise in Channel crossings is worrying.
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MUNICH— Is it time to start worrying about Germany again?
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Especially worrying are the consequences of Mr. Modi's political character.
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And for most people it's far from the most worrying.
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More worrying economic news came from the eurozone on Thursday.
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It's a worrying trend for the travel and retail industries.
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That is worrying enough for an economy that is slowing.
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You can sweat away without worrying about incurring potential damage.
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And there are countries with worrying amounts of Chinese debt.
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Sainsbury said the Socceroos were not worrying about Eriksen, particularly.
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"Until then, spend your time worrying about literally everything else."
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But then we spent eight years worrying for his life.
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Let them explore great wine without worrying about the expense.
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The market is telling you it's time to start worrying.
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Persistent worrying involves negative — often catastrophic — predictions about the future.
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We should be worrying about what's going on right now.
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Carter doesn't waste time worrying about what could have been.
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"There's so much worrying about fear of failure," Flett said.
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"We're doing a charity where it's about embracing who you are, not worrying about the stereotypes, not worrying about the pressures of society or what people think you should be," Akinfenwa told Business Insider.
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You can't tell a joke without worrying you'll lose your job.
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You would get up every morning worrying, I think, wouldn't you?
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It is thus worrying that Saudi Arabia faces such daunting problems.
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I know many people relate trouble sleeping to worrying about work.
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A high-sugar diet is frequently blamed for this worrying situation.
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This worrying proclivity was most recently exposed when Army Lt. Gen.
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Trump has said NATO is "obsolete," worrying America's allies in Europe.
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"This is the worrying version of what's being discussed," said Ward.
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That makes Tillerson's closeness to Putin additionally worrying for Russia critics.
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More worrying is how the researchers recruited and selected those subjects.
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There's a few things that are really worrying about this tick.
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This is when political demagoguery turns from merely worrying to dangerous.
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Arlyn quickly stopped worrying about whether she was deceiving her dad.
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It's a worrying time and lots of jobs are at risk.
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If that was the case, why was I worrying about him?
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On Facebook, an album called "Worrying Signs" compiled all the incidents.
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"That is a fairly worrying threat for social media," Patrini said.
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For Mrs May's "citizens of nowhere", all this is deeply worrying.
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With a schedule like hers, there isn't much time for worrying.
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It's too short to be spent worrying about a belly roll.
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S' funeral, Sister Irina arrives to give Sarah some worrying news.
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For Tama, though, the most worrying effects of ageing are fiscal.
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He couldn't stop worrying about his movie for even one second?
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Don't sit at home worrying, thinking 'I don't have the skills.
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Privately I thought they should be worrying about Soviet imperialism instead.
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Even more worrying has been the increase in property developers' borrowing.
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Indeed, in one real sense the Walmart story is quite worrying.
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Stop worrying about stop snitching- because you are helping his mom.
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"The situation is quite worrying," Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said.
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I can't stop worrying that I'm too myself to be lovable.
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Exams are stressful enough without worrying about having the right notebook.
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But neither her worrying nor his family history really reached Harmon.
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With a presidential election scheduled for May 1.83, that is worrying.
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"I'm worrying that its sales could be slowing, here," Cramer said.
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"We've been worrying about you all this time!" the text read.
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But changes in attitude that the researchers recorded were more worrying.
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Investors are worrying about the strength of the world's largest economies.
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Worrying about how big I look surely does it an injustice.
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Waiting, worrying about their health, and stocking up on breathing masks.
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I spend hours out of the day worrying about the baby.
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But what is most worrying might not even be Trump's tweets.
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In a region still struggling against deep inequalities, that is worrying.
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"It is worrying, really concerning," Ennis-Hill told the Daily Telegraph.
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For years, Britain welcomed Russian cash without worrying about its origin.
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That can be worrying; it means less lending and slower growth.
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The latest data, released on November 20th, show a worrying divergence.
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Hopefully Khloé can take a break from worrying during her party.
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It also means worrying a lot about oxygen and nutrient availability.
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"It's like worrying about losing your phone or wallet," she said.
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Stop worrying about how financially behind (or ahead) everyone else is.
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No matter how it is measured, the debt load looks worrying.
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Though Sweden is still a relatively peaceful place, this is worrying.
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Now, you can privately indicate to recruiters on LinkedIn without worrying.
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The worrying part is what is going on in rich countries.
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And she isn't the only one worrying about protecting the family.
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More worrying trends emerge when you look closer at the data.
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They're quitting their jobs, without worrying about what they'll do next.
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"They all said different things which was deeply worrying," says Mel.
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I've been here at my house, not worrying about no one.
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Yet the court's interpretation sets a worrying precedent for divorced women.
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Most worrying of all is the corrosive new economics of oil.
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More worrying, though, is the threat, the husband and father said.
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Marvel fans of a certain age, it's time to start worrying.
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In this context, his decision to renegotiate NAFTA is also worrying.
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"The inexorable heating of the oceans is especially worrying," said Green.
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He said the narrowness of the economy is still worrying him.
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Lauren has Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Father John Misty.
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Not unlike Twitter, the stagnant user growth is worrying to many.
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Worrying that the last guy had a bigger crowd than you.
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More worrying, the migrant crisis is feeding xenophobia and political populism.
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This is a seriously worrying mentality which has implications beyond football.
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Then they realized that crying and worrying was not the answer.
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"Otherwise, you're spinning wheels — you're worrying or celebrating prematurely," she says.
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The strikes showed the same worrying sophistication as those in Paris.
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A particularly worrying trend is a rise in intra-ANC violence.
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More worrying still are reports of drones being flown near aircraft.
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But there are some worrying similarities to a much earlier era.
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Republicans are also seeing worrying signs in other traditionally red districts.
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We're not going to spend time worrying about short-term moves.
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Once I stopped worrying about my career, my career took off.
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Then a mosquito outbreak came and he started worrying about disease.
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To some, this public pushback is part of a worrying trend.
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But let us go back to why business might be worrying.
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But the reliance on the Chinese market isn't only worrying investors.
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However, he has a worrying tendency not to think things through.
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Perhaps most worrying was the decay in the EU's influence abroad.
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Many Latvians saw Russia's intervention in Crimea as a worrying precedent.
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That way you get the smoke without worrying about the stick.
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The fallout from the electronics ban is worrying some travel advocates.
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In the latest worrying sign for the President, top Democrat Rep.
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Nonetheless, the effect of heightened partisanship on public opinion is worrying.
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A worrying one is that many still rely on such support.
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But until we know more about the platform, they're still worrying.
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Some, like waking up during surgery, can't be prevented by worrying.
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Eventually, though, I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb.
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Paulina Karpis remembers the moment she started worrying about her future.
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And then worrying about blending and that sort of thing later.
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Worrying about everything that could go wrong only binds your hands.
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Obviously, the trap is worrying about innovation before building the product.
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Finally, our advice is: Get two iPhones and stop worrying. pic.twitter.
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This means you can actually enjoy entrepreneurship instead of constantly worrying.
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Fenkell said he didn't spend time worrying about worst-case scenarios.
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And that's when the head coach might need to start worrying.
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She is sick of the waiting and tired of the worrying.
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Over-thinking and worrying about everything coming up in the future.
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But who starts a love affair worrying how it might end?
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"It's like worrying about the number of BlackBerrys 10 years ago."
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The name of your ferryboat is Franklin D. Roosevelt — stop worrying!
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On the other hand, Trump's behavior may already be worrying Americans.
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The paper's method section has some worrying aspects, for a start.
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It's satisfying to watch but, of course, also a little worrying.
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"What we have found is deeply worrying," the Stonewall report reads.
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She doesn't waste time worrying what other people think about her.
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On that point, his team believes the findings are pretty worrying.
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Yes, his party came in second, that's a very worrying development.
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State-based efforts to manipulate political online communication are very worrying.
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It's the bad management of the exhibition space that is worrying.
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It might, or it might not – worrying won't make any difference.
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When we last checked in with Kroger, restructuring was worrying workers.
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" He said General Flynn's elevation in particular "is deeply, deeply worrying.
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A lot of time is spent worrying about robots taking jobs.
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Most worrying, this sprawling metropolis of 20093 million is utterly unprepared.
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At some point it feels like worrying about the sky falling.
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You're not worrying if that chemical smell is harming your health.
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"The fire in 2000 was a very worrying time," he says.
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It's a worrying sign, that the behavior is clearly so fetishized.
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The references to North Korea in the address were worrying enough.
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The bond market is flashing worrying signs of a global recession.
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As rooftop solar spread and accelerated, the utility industry started worrying.
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Now, their governments are cracking down on imported waste, worrying recyclers.
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"That's a worrying factor for all of us," Mr. Hakeem said.
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Electric Scooters 29.
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More worrying, though, is what may happen to the women's game.
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I've spent sleepless nights worrying about that Dick Van Dyke trap.
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But Mr. Cuomo had decided against doing so, worrying the executives.
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Senate Republicans have learned to stop worrying and embrace deficit spending.
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Companies tapped credit lines while Treasury trading experienced worrying liquidity disruptions.
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But it hasn't given any official detail and that is worrying.
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But what is happening in many credit markets is more worrying.
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Those left behind on Nauru pass the days, worrying and waiting.
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Antibiotics are often dispensed here without prescriptions, worrying some medical professionals.
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Antibiotics are often dispensed here without prescriptions, worrying some medical professionals.
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"We live in a very confusing and worrying time," he said.
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"We live in a very confusing and worrying time," he said.
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I stopped worrying about what to put on for the day.
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But these pronouncements may not be worrying drug companies too much.
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If Biden's worrying polling average is any indication, Democrats aren't sure.
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And after seeing some worrying early impressions, try it I did.
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Shouldn't we solve Americans' problems first, before worrying about West Africans'?
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This makes the inevitable departure of Merkel all the more worrying.
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To other Democrats, Bridenstine's statements on homosexuality were the most worrying.
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She described the story as surprising, worrying and "very fake news".
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She described the story as surprising, worrying and "very fake news".
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Maybe we should just learn to stop worrying and love it.
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The power shift is worrying key US allies in the region.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the budget plan was "worrying".
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The dog began worrying the hole in the beach towel again.
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That's when Ortiz began worrying about his ability to eat normally.
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Yes, Facebook's willingness to let politicians lie sets a worrying precedent.
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But the points of resemblance between Israel and America are worrying.
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Inside, some employees spent the holidays worrying they'd be laid off.
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But you can't do it for long without worrying a little.
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The situation is irksome for her, she says, but also worrying.
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Why not just learn to stop worrying and love the gizmos?
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But if I can't reorder, it will be a bit worrying.
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Many of my fellow comics are worrying about freedom of speech.
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But for all the potential benefits, AI presents some worrying risks.
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Egomaniacs are always posturing, always worrying about how they'll come across.
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People began worrying about the uncertain path to reach another agreement.
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Thomas L. Friedman Every day, the president's behavior becomes more worrying.
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However, the Philippines has a worrying precedent of a strongman leader.
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"It is very worrying, so we take preventive measures," Nenchev said.
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Even those worrying aspects could not obscure the sense of ridiculous.
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We have worrying signals when it comes to Italian, German banks.
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"It's very worrying that this is still the case," Aerts said.
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But it is not just low coupons that are worrying investors.
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The 9th Circuit's decision reflects the worrying progress of step two.
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"It is quite an impressive, yet worrying, technological feat," he said.
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More worrying still is that the conspiracy appears to have metastasized.
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You try not to let worrying possibilities show on your face.
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"What's really worrying it they weren't just any guns," Botero said.
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A day earlier, chefs were worrying about social distancing, after Gov.
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Overthinking often involves two destructive thought patterns — ruminating and incessant worrying.
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Worrying before, during, and just after sleep is what we do.
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I think there are three arguments [for not worrying about deficits].
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"It's extremely worrying for someone in Mr Steele's position," he said.
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In fact, I don't think people are worrying about it enough.
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These two trends, taken together, are very worrying for this election.
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It's a worrying club for the United States to be in.
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The cloud mining space is a worrying, potentially scam-filled Hell.
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Regardless, it was more interesting than worrying about the Y2K Problem.
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" Not all observers are as concerned; Andrew Ng, up until recently Baidu's chief scientist, concludes that "worrying about killer robots is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars—we'll have plenty of time to figure it out.
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"Being in a family of eight kids and a single mom, worrying about their present, their future, how to feed them, their college, how they turn out, all of it — you never stop worrying," she said.
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Elon Musk is a genius — a whirling dervish of intense mental and real-world activity who, apparently, can't stop worrying about AI. And now he's got all of us worrying about artificial intelligence triggering World War III.
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"I think there's a lack of understanding when people are made to feel bad for worrying, or told to 'just stop worrying about it,'" said author Kate Sweeny Ph.D., an author of the study, to Health magazine.
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For his part, Andrew Ng of Baidu says worrying about superintelligent AIs today "is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars when we have not even set foot on the planet yet", a subtle dig at Mr Musk.
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But two things make Trump's candidacy both more interesting and more worrying.
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For those unconvinced by fancy maths, the basic statistics also look worrying.
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If today's checks are worrying rather than devastating, a gloomier future looms.
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As for the alert, just how it all happened is quite worrying.
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In a statement, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said the decision was "very worrying".
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Moral disengagement— The ability to behave unethically without worrying about the consequences.
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"When you're left out of conversations it's a worrying sign," Challenger said.
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You're asking the wrong questions and you're worrying about the wrong things.
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Despite the shutdown's temporary end Friday, on day 35, they're still worrying.
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He really speaks to the nation… But his daily reactions are worrying.
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There are several sources of political risk that may be worrying investors.
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"(This represents) an extremely worrying trend of violence and racism," it said.
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We're too good of a team to start worrying about losing games.
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At about that same time, a worrying new strain of research emerged.
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More worrying for Ms Sturgeon, Euroscepticism is on the rise among Scots.
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Fortunately, there is no asteroid currently worrying scientists like 2019 PDC would.
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More worrying, perhaps, is what the United States might do on tax.
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The hulking West Antarctic ice sheet has been worrying scientists for decades.
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That's why these webs of contagion between unvaccinated people are so worrying.
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This isn't just big news for video gamers worrying about technological unemployment.
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A decade after Lehman failed, finance has a worrying amount to fix.
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The partial report covers what the researchers considered the most worrying findings.
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What's worrying is the gene that made the E. coli drug-resistant.
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She should be worrying about young love, and getting her heart broken.
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Mahomes enjoyed a childhood dream before worrying about his grown-up future.
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Today's study adds a new link in that worrying chain of correlation.
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Take account of offline rivals, and their market shares look less worrying.
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Also worrying, considering its high price, is its very small 43Wh battery.
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The more worrying form of transmission is the second: via an intermediary.
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I believed I was extraordinary for worrying about what I worried about.
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In most areas of politics this surfeit of uncertainty would be worrying.
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And that's how I learned to stop worrying and love The Prom.
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NG: We're not in a place of worrying about raising more money.
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But does any normal person lose sleep worrying about stuff like that?
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But the reluctance even to face the need for change is worrying.
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There's plenty of concern, too — mostly Fisher worrying about her mother's health.
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The CDC findings come at a worrying time for abortion-rights activists.
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As for the physical safety of journalists, some recent stories are worrying.
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I find the current volatile temperament of feminist political discourse hugely worrying.
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Security researchers aren't the only ones worrying about vulnerabilities in voting machines.
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Oh, and stop worrying so much about making your cat-eye perfect.
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What makes this particularly worrying is that external conditions are generally favourable.
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Democrats have been worrying about their party's weakness with working-class whites.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China is exhibiting some worrying trade war restraint.
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That's not to say that worrying about the government is always irrational.
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Don't spend your vacation worrying about someone stealing your packages at home.
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There are worrying signs of the increasing civilian-military divide in America.
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The worrying thing is that this made it onto Instagram at all.
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I could study and learn without worrying about having a fight everyday.
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Equally worrying for Mr Macron, Air France staff are also on strike.
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But the way the prince is going about enacting change is worrying.
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The impasse is a worrying setback for the Northern Ireland peace process.
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Luckily, there's also plenty of nonsense out there to stop worrying about.
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And try not to worry too much, since worrying wakes the brain.
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I think about Miles a lot, but not in a worrying way.
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It's all the other stuff we now have to start worrying about!
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You are worrying way too much about what everything else is thinking.
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When Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell starts talking, the market starts worrying.
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"That's not something really worrying Dr. Goodrich right now," the father said.
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This begs the question: Is all this worrying about lasers for nothing?
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Owning who you are — and really not worrying about the guy coming.
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One worrying trend, Cheong said, is falling profit margins among unrated entities.
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When did you last observe conservatives worrying that about exaggerating liberal pathologies?
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The big picture: The note also highlights a number of worrying statistics.
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I lose sleep worrying that I will never get out of debt.
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But there are worrying signs about how "Jokowi" might continue to rule.
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Everyone who had him on their concern list can officially stop worrying.
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They're quitting their jobs, without worrying about what they'll do next. (iStock)
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You can run with an audiobook without worrying about the CD skipping.
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"It's really worrying that consumers are believing the hype" one researcher says.
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"You can't spend your whole life worrying about your mistakes," he says.
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However, things might not be quite as worrying as they initially appear.
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Macron's popularity, especially among the young middle class, is worrying his opponents.
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Serverless computing lets developers code applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.
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Confirm your identity once, and then go through your day without worrying.
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"However, the rapid deterioration in the manufacturing industry is worrying," he added.
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That is especially worrying given he is now moving to renegotiate it.
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This is a worrying underlying issue in relation to the migrant crisis.
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Watling highlighted that the balance sheets of commercial banks were particularly worrying.
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It's not just parents who are worrying about their children's device usage.
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Make the world a better place: Stop worrying about spoilers so much!
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Ah well, there's no sense in worrying today what might happen tomorrow.
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Other effects of sleep deprivation are less obvious but perhaps more worrying.
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But a spike in volatility is not the only scenario worrying investors.
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More worrying is what the army is holding on to in government.
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" But, she adds, "None of the things I was worrying about happened.
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Instead, the strain has only worsened -- a worrying sign, according to historians.
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That's a lot to think about, but remember: Worrying doesn't achieve anything.
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And now I realize you just grow out of worrying about that.
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Then it quit worrying about electric cars until the next crisis hit.
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So, any missed deadlines on these liquidations would be a worrying sign.
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Particularly worrying is a rise in the number of young people smoking.
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"It is not the timing (small delay) that is worrying," Varathan said.
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Wealth is worrying when it becomes entrenched or shielded from disruptive forces.
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You can accelerate that process by worrying the leather with your thumb.
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Two copper and gold deals currently on the table are particularly worrying.
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Buttigieg: It's time to stop worrying about what the Republicans will say.
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For the NDRC, there are some worrying signs about the economy's performance.
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Both started worrying about how they would get out of the canyon.
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Kathy now finds herself worrying that Ian might vanish in the night.
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Yet in addition to worrying that she is out of step, Mrs.
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One quarter of the world's population faces worrying levels of water stress.
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More worrying, it appears to be going in opposite directions than ESPN.
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One worrying possibility was that those mutations somehow sped up Ebola's replication.
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" He added, "It's a challenge Hillary Clinton should start worrying about now.
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There are worrying signs in Hungary and Poland concerning the governing parties.
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Before long I found myself worrying about Rooney—are they all OK?
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But it's the geography of America's Great Growth Slowdown that's really worrying.
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James and I are often worrying about the vinyl setup, for example.
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But it's just not worth the headache of worrying about an audit.
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When those incidents happen, I don't waste a second worrying over it.
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While worrying about this, I noticed a nearby family gawking at me.
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Instagram's users are well known for primarily worrying about publishing flawless photos.
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"Once that record came about, all the worrying went away," he said.
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My depression grew as I started worrying I could reach that point.
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However, a senior official at the ministry said the report was worrying.
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But so far this season, it's the quarterbacks who are worrying fans.
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The rest of the year is spent worrying about how he looks.
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One of the most unique features is also a bit worrying, though.
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The good news however is that you're probably just worrying too much.
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Recent media reports have pointed to worrying signs of an economic slowdown.
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Instead, we feel free from the tyranny of worrying about our looks.
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For local governments in export-dependent areas, the threat is more worrying.
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And there is good evidence of some worrying effects on reproductive health.
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She makes Bunny's debilitation raw and worrying, and not without its insights.
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They need to stop worrying about what you do on the outside.
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First, there are worrying signs that banks are still desperate for dollars.
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"I was worrying, so that causes problems with my swing," Jutanugarn said.
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I was going out to court too tired, worrying, mosquito bites, everything.
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Plus: Why Africa's growth figures make worrying reading for the continent's democrats.
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Due to global warming, Greenland's icebergs are melting at a worrying rate.
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Other worrying misinformation includes fake footage of Chinese officials executing coronavirus victims.
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"Now people can move from place to place without worrying," he said.
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Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
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"Or is it too soon to be worrying about that?" he said.
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"In short, people started worrying that the growth had peaked," Cramer said.
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That's worrying both company executives and union leaders during this year's negotiations.
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Go boating, kayaking, snorkeling, and much more without worrying about water damage.
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" She called the continued prosecution of Mr. Cantu and Mr. Horse "worrying.
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The local poll is a worrying prelude to national elections next year.
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Most worrying, arguably, were events over the last 24 hours in Syria.
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That way, it can be passed back and forth without much worrying.
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That means they aren't spending enough time worrying about the overall conversation.
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I stopped worrying about recovery and started agonizing about what lay ahead.
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"Kenyans always go for cheap-cheap, so this is worrying," he said.
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Canaccord Genuity's Tony Dwyer has a message for the bears: stop worrying.
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The path which policy making is taking in general is quite worrying.
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But there's a bigger, and perhaps more worrying, implication of this research.
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"I don't want to be awake and worrying about it," he said.
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Before the run, she felt stressed, worrying about how everything was going.
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Google said that worrying about overcharging your phone is an "outdated" concern.
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" It's a phenomenon which Shiller says is making him "lie awake worrying.
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First, it freed me from worrying about the roof over my head.
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So, despite the helicopter worrying, I'll still be logging onto Furbo. Sometimes.
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But to critics of the president, the departure is a worrying sign.
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Supporters began worrying on Monday after Trump's campaign revealed weak fundraising totals.
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But such offensive measures present a worrying set of long-term consequences.
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Europe is not even taken into consideration, and that is really worrying.
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Here's how to do it safely, without worrying you might damage it.
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The case for worrying about debt is stronger now, given low unemployment.
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If you cannot solve it, then what is the use of worrying?
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A person has a soul, which is what Chance is worrying about.
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He was taking risks, he added, without worrying about whom he offended.
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The workers of Melegatti had enough problems without worrying about foodie snobbery.
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Some stuff is worrying like people saying they're nutritionists and they're not.
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Before the fire, I wasted a lot of time worrying over things.
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"One half of the history of seduction is about people worrying about sexual freedom, worrying about things going wrong, about the collision of desire and power, the capacity for abuse and wrongdoing," Knox says on this week's podcast.
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"You have to just live a happy life without worrying too much about what people think because worrying is only going to give you more wrinkles," she told InStyle regarding the large age gap between herself and Kaulitz.
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Worrying about the future of the retail economy may not yet have the political juice of worrying about the future of coal mining, but as unloved as malls are by tastemakers they are widespread pillars of local economies.
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I remember worrying that COKE ZERO was changing its name to Coke Zero Sugar soon, and worrying that JOLT COLA was popular too long ago (it was reintroduced late in 2017, but still is not very well known).
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I've learned to look in the mirror in the morning and just celebrate the wonderful things, to know that there's more than internalizing everything and worrying about what I look like, worrying about what other people think about me.
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"I'll be the minority owner, and now I can have fun worrying about the Freedoms, which is really going to be fun, rather than worrying about everybody," King said in a telephone interview last week from Indian Wells, Calif.
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That's likely the bigger issue and the thing we should be worrying about.
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It's particularly worrying because the story seems to provide no journalistic purpose whatsoever.
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Terrified, I lay awake for another hour, worrying that I was developing schizophrenia.
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Once people can stop worrying about food, they tend to think about politics.
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Not worrying about gray mold means farmers can water their plants more readily.
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I was happy to be back at Stan's, but there were worrying signs.
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That's worrying, as researchers have shown that face recognition can be hugely inaccurate.
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" Fedorov added that Trump's "constant battle with the mass media" was "worrying us.
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Which is why recent political developments are, from a development perspective, so worrying.
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What they are finding is mass malnutrition, worrying epidemics, and a logistical nightmare.
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Equally as worrying will be the seven-point gap behind leaders Borussia Dortmund.
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"It is a very worrying trend," said prominent Mexican security analyst Alejandro Hope.
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And the results reveal a worrying finding: that men still dominate public discourse.
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"What is more worrying is that other countries may follow suit," he said.
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The US Navy has been worrying about that problem for several years now.
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That's what I think of the three main issues worrying the financial markets.
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Still, it's not all worrying; at least Superman found his red trunks again.
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Happening now:Water levels in Pemba, #Mozambique, continue to rise in a worrying way.
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They were both worth worrying about, and they were connected to each other.
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I've been worrying about my safety as long as I've been doing it.
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One just has, however, and the results are worrying, particularly for older men.
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Meanwhile, insurance premiums are steadily rising, which is a worrying sign for Republicans.
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We're getting married, buying homes, having babies, and worrying about our retirement funds.
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He spends the episode worrying from the sidelines that Negan will execute Carl.
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But demand is accelerating faster and a closer examination reveals some worrying trends.
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That Mr Trump appears to scorn this rules-based global order is worrying.
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House prices have risen mercilessly and developers have accumulated worrying levels of debt.
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We've talked to moms and dads worrying about the health of their kids.
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And that may be what is really worrying for its long-term future.
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Nonetheless, there are concerns—and one in particular that is worth worrying about.
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"We entered 2017 worrying about a grand bargain," one European diplomat told BuzzFeed.
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For technical analyst Rich Ross of Evercore ISI, that is a worrying sign.
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I like getting into a familiar flow and not worrying about unexpected surprises.
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Even more worrying for English fans is a dearth of top-notch bowlers.
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The rise is small, but it is worrying and has significance beyond Peru.
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Or maybe you're simply worrying about nothing at all but are panicking nonetheless.
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In which case, Veronica is the mastermind we should all be worrying about.
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Second, it is worrying that so many influences are contributing to the decline.
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After reading up on it, she tells me that she finds it worrying.
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When everything is going up, things are less exciting, and perhaps less worrying.
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It is the third part of Mr Trump's regulatory agenda that is worrying.
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One where I can vape whenever and wherever without worrying about other people.
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" ... NY Times: "How America Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Deficits and Debt.
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Responding as the financiers reportedly are is worrying on all sorts of levels.
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His account has since been reinstated following publicity, but the example is worrying.
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That was a boon for Taiwanese universities which were worrying about falling enrolment.
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That could set off a downturn that would really be worth worrying about.
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The next steps will depend to a worrying extent on Mr Trump's whims.
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Less acute but just as worrying is the parlous state of Panama's institutions.
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There is something deeply worrying about recent developments, however; they defy rational analysis.
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The most worrying groups are adherents of IS that seek to hold territory.
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Farmers can get their crops to market without worrying about the food perishing.
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Pull back and do you — without worrying about approval from your love interest.
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The lack of knowledge about the case is what makes it so worrying.
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If you're prone to excessive worrying, you might be familiar with this scene.
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One thing was to stop worrying about whether something was 'cool' or not.
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The complex "rules of origin" that feature in preferential deals are also worrying.
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This is what makes Trump's approach to firing Sessions such a worrying moment.
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At least, it's insufficiently aware of it and not worrying about it enough.
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Stop worrying about how to feel, and start asking yourself what you want.
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While the study findings might be encouraging, the authors identified two worrying patterns.
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But more worrying is that these trials aren't often blinded or properly controlled.
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Not worrying about what genre I'm in or the songs, the music climate.
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Persistent misconceptions of the vaccine may be a factor in this worrying trend.
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What I spend a lot of time worrying about are things like pandemics.
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Felix said she did not spend much time worrying about her welfare payments.
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This is all the more worrying given India's inability to create enough jobs.
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They insist they don't know, but it has been very worrying and troublesome.
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Political delays in Libya are testing patience, however, and worrying North African governments.
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From the government's perspective the success of Syria's Kurds is a worrying precedent.
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Early signs are very worrying, yet they have no precedent in Obama's tenure.
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If he didn't know about it, in a way, it is more worrying.
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Ward was hooked; he borrowed the book a dozen times, worrying the pages.
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I used to spend so much time worrying about the "perfect" morning routine.
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I'll do all the worrying... I'll do everything I can to help, OK?
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I don't conduct my life worrying about what could happen, what may happen.
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Everybody's watching, worrying about how much China is going to be slowing down.
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Because there ain't no market for us to be worrying about record companies.
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That it had taken so long to track Mr Abdeslam down was worrying.
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The Fed's incautious behaviour is especially worrying given the state of the world.
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The EU said the judgment was "worrying news for civil society in Myanmar".
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Islamist intimidation is the most extreme example of a broader, and worrying, trend.
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Worrying about lice is an unfortunately routine part of heading back to school.
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This suggests a worrying disconnect between government, academia, clerics and Dutch-speaking youngsters.
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That Mr Thiel won in the end is worrying for other media outlets.
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I've heard a lot of people worrying about sprawl and labor market disruptions.
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Tariffs are especially attractive to governments, and especially worrying to economists, just now.
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Worrying that if you believe, it could turn out to be a delusion.
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In worrying about the flies, Mr Xi risks keeping out the fresh air.
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Casey advised his players to stop worrying so much about the coming screen.
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Medical experts are worrying about the outbreak of disease in the US commonwealth.
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You'll have people worrying about this problem and not knowing what to do.
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He tries to create a feeling, more than worrying so much about polish.
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Companies have taken on more and more debt, something that's worrying some experts.
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However, there are high-frequency data which, unfortunately, paint a very worrying picture.
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It is past time to start worrying about where these challenges might lead.
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The craft is yanked into another dimension, and certain worrying things start happening.
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Once people devise a solution, they quit worrying one-third of the time.
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Nothing can stop us from teasing, flirting or worrying about how we look.
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Inroads among Democrats in this region will buoy them and leave GOPers worrying.
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I knew I had to stop worrying about what anyone else would think.
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Thus, the introduction of an invasive species in a new habitat is worrying.
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To some, this can be a worrying sign suggesting a few troubling developments.
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And he doesn't seem to spend much time worrying about people in poverty.
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Instead of just wondering and worrying, the departing president has joined the fight.
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One positive is that I was able to stop worrying about my debt.
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Plus I can wear it in the shower without worrying it will tarnish.
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Democrats should forget about changing the rules and start worrying about their performance.
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"It's like worrying about the number of BlackBerrys 10 years ago," he added.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - It is time to start worrying about Chinese bonds.
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"It is extremely worrying, we are studying how to assist them," he said.
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Bond traders could exploit inside information without worrying that they would be caught.
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I have given up worrying about that little box carrying the nuclear codes.
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I don't spend a lot of time worrying about being known for something.
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Gabriela watches, keeping an eye on both while worrying about her other child.
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Now the confrontations in the South China Sea are becoming another worrying flashpoint.
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"Get all your worrying over with before you go to bed," she says.
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Investors and economists alike are worrying about a possible slowdown in global growth.
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Useful quantum computers and worrying applications are likely at least a decade away.
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"To be honest, it's not worrying us at all," du Plessis told reporters.
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And once you start worrying about getting bullied, committing suicide might be possible.
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One particularly worrying aspect of this relates to the idea of the "gang".
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But the calculated use of a PARO for companionship she actually finds worrying.
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To start worrying about kids enjoying friendships with robots seems, to me, perverse.
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It caused its value to fluctuate wildly, something that happens with worrying frequency.
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Clients want to focus on building their business, not worrying about legal matters.
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They remembered their parents worrying about the cost and they remembered the pain.
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This timeline makes clear the two worrying trends underlying Trump's approach to ISIS.
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There's another issue that has people worrying, though, and it's even more sinister.
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Later in life, Ruskin embraced environmentalism, worrying about humans' impact on their surroundings.
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Other countries experiencing worrying measles outbreaks include Madagascar, Ukraine, Nigeria, Philippines, and Thailand.
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But political uncertainty would be a distraction for business and worrying for voters.
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And it's worrying that some of the Sanders people can't tell the difference.
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There were islands of nonchalance — perhaps alarming under the circumstances — amid the worrying.
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Investors may be worrying about just how economically disruptive the coronavirus may be.
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At home, on his day off, Fisher found himself worrying about the patient.
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I could spend 70 years worrying about my death and only five dying.
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With no penalties associated with being listed, they told people to stop worrying.
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And for some, worrying about sleep goals can make bedtime anxiety even worse.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has had to contend with worrying cracks in his campaign's strategy.
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Instead, Mr. Trump stewed indoors, worrying about Mr. Comey and the Russia investigation.
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Blevins cautioned against worrying too much about what the team's leadership might do.
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First, focus on hardship, not G.D.P. Second, stop worrying about incentives to work.
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If they were the worrying sort, they would have plenty to worry about.
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If not, it's time to start worrying, if you are a Booker backer.
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"This is the time to start worrying," one unnamed US official told CNN.
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And it has left some Norwegians worrying whether they are winning too much.
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It's already tough enough being a teenager, without worrying about things like that.
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"It is a symbolic gesture, but a worrying one," one European trader said.
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Eve's husband, Niko (Owen McDonnell), tends to wait at home worrying about her.
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There's no denying the fact we're living through a worrying moment in history.
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"We don't spend that much time worrying about our public image," she added.
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Other messaging enthusiasts think we needn't bother worrying about primers and common referents.
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Dr. Schwarcz compared it to someone sitting in a bathtub worrying about drowning.
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Instead of preparing for a crisis he's been worrying about the stock market.
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"While Sydney is more reserved and constantly worrying all the time," Lilis says.
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Governments will start worrying more about protecting themselves than about innovating in services.
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The prospect of a hasty U.S. withdrawal is deeply worrying to Afghan officials.
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So when you're done worrying about this outbreak, worry about the next one.
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Professional investors spent most of 2019 worrying about the U.S.-China trade war.
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Because if you didn't lose, that would be the time to start worrying.
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It is a worrying development considering tough new rules on bank executive accountability.
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I think the position we're in right now, the world over is worrying.
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The digital currency world has been plagued by a string of worrying headlines.
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We need to stop worrying about the past and focus on the future.
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Mary Frost, in Darwin, described spending a night worrying she would be asphyxiated.
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"We're done worrying about what other people are doing," linebacker T.J. Watt said.
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"There is no point in worrying about something you cannot control," she said.
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Don't waste any wasting mental energy hoping — or worrying — about what might happen.
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After five days without posting, Star tweeted then quickly deleted a worrying post.
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But that doesn't mean his presence isn't worrying Democrats hellbent on winning here.
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However, neither is as worrying as investors' knee-jerk reaction to the deal.
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A deadly spreading virus is now worrying some of the world's biggest companies.
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Demographic pressures have been worrying countries across Europe, including Spain, Italy and Germany.
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When you're my age, you'll regret every minute you spent worrying about weight.
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Still, recent trends hold some worrying signs for the GOP's House election prospects.
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I stopped worrying about my drastic pay cut because I was still alive.
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" "We need to stop worrying about the past and focus on the future.
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Since then, nationalist statements have increased in intensity in both countries, worrying many.
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They should be worrying about their grades or where they're going to college.
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For Washington, what's worrying is that the new rocket has an extended range.
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I don't spend much time worrying about things that aren't going to happen.
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There's a worrying bit of news today regarding Tesla's international production expansion, though.
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Mr. Macron, Mr. Arfi said, "is developing a very worrying contempt for journalism."
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I would suggest you refrain from worrying about him until he comes back.
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"President Trump's announcement on Jerusalem has a very worrying potential impact," she said.
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Those historical examples should be worrying for Biden — and promising for his rivals.
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It might be time to stop worrying and learn to love Bob Greenblatt.
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You can stow literally whatever you want inside without worrying about compatibility issues.
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I'm like oh well, if that's what you spend your time worrying about.
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The awkwardness only lasted about one second before the crowd went wild again after the tech guru seemed to buy into the PC backlash, urging Americans to stop worrying about bathroom bills and start worrying about fixing the United States.
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The 787 is particularly worrying cost-wise due to its extensive use of titanium.
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But Ms. Mota's killing illuminates some worrying features of how this conflict is changing.
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Worrying about whether or not your life is in danger taints that experience forever.
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It's the ugliness of the looming fight over Kennedy's replacement that is most worrying.
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"Today's verdict ... runs contrary to earlier assurances," Hunt said, calling the move extremely worrying.
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Lines about "not worrying" or theories about a DACA "extension" aren't for immigrants themselves.
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In homeland security planning, I often tell people to stop worrying and start preparing.
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Visco said the global outlook was darkening and this was particularly worrying for Italy.
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America's fiscal picture is even more worrying — and literally getting worse by the day.
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However, an uncertain outlook for global trade is worrying for Asia's export-driven economies.
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What is worrying is Mir's tendency to stoop over and run after the hips.
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I don't think anyone is laying up at night worrying about these ongoing investigations.
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She also said Trump should stop worrying about unimportant issues and picking Twitter fights.
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All of these cases point to the worrying trend of the criminalization of solidarity.
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"Quit taking the damn selfies and worrying about what you look like," she said.
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I recommend to everyone that they free themselves from worrying about how they dress.
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"These are very worrying findings," TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said in a statement.
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As Mark Twain once said, Worrying is like paying a debt you don't owe.
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Meanwhile, the C-suites of major companies are worrying about the sliding stock market.
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Even more worrying for the Trump administration: Morale is declining among Trump's own base.
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And now here I am, worrying about overworking my eyes and losing my vision.
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There is no point worrying about things you most likely can't do anything about.
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More worrying is the construction industry, which accounts for nearly one in ten jobs.
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But, a worrying new poll shows just how much teens rely on their phones.
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You bring up things that are worrying you, and it's like, 'Yeah, what else?
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And evidence that Mr Trump's America is withdrawing from its global role is worrying.
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If the BJP were just another secular party, that might not be so worrying.
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One element of the standard advice for pregnant women in Japan is worrying, however.
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"There's Worrying New Research About Kids' Screen Time and Their Mental Health," TIME frets.
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And in case you thought GOP leaders could stop worrying about the moderates, Sen.
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It won't serve you to spend your everyday life worrying over the heavenly bodies.
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This article in The Ringer takes us through the magazine's difficult, and worrying, future.
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This way I don't spend all day worrying about something due in five hours.
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Indexes are hitting new highs and valuation are severely stretched, worrying marquee fund managers.
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She told me how she went to bed worrying the same things about me.
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I spent the days leading up to this massive surgery worrying and freaking out.
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That worrying prospect should provide some impetus to the search for an alternative solution.
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"I have to be honest – it did [prove worrying]," she said, according to Variety.
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The manifesto meltdown and the Neil kebabbing revealed three worrying things about Mrs May.
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It has allowed me to be more open without worrying about disrupting work dynamic.
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As an ill-tempered election in June draws near, however, that proviso is worrying.
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One minute, she's flirting with cute boy and worrying about a high school presentation.
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PiS has pursued a worrying policy of polarisation since winning the election in 2015.
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Republicans should stop worrying that the situation in 2015 would repeat itself, he added.
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She recalled one woman worrying about her husband in another part of the base.
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Having the ruling party, rather than the state, exert such control is trebly worrying.
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THERE are two ways of dealing with a worrying problem in a car engine.
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This worrying trend, which has continued into this year, doesn't tell the full story.
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It shouldn't make you feel inadequate, worrying about, oh, is my apartment nice enough?
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I'm 24, and suddenly I was worrying about the nuances of my entire future.
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I was focusing on combat instead of worrying about blood echoes, stats, and upgrades.
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You'll just be able to cheer on the spectacle without worrying about human safety.
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There were also worrying dips in German growth data and sentiment surveys on Tuesday.
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The benefits of being a culinary nomad are several: There's no worrying about overhead.
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Still, the low overall public confidence in our electoral vote counting should be worrying.
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The spread of Amazonian tentacles is worrying to those wary of concentrated corporate power.
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"There is a worrying trend in Turkey about lack of freedoms," this official said.
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She is stressed enough without worrying about multiple lovers, and Nola completely shuts down.
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For some customers the changes are worrying, cutting to the heart of Japanese culture.
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They were spending more time worrying about that than they were running the business.
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At least not without worrying about snapping your phone in two with your ass.
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There are other reasons for worrying about the toxic mix found in France's banlieues.
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Even for a public inured to garish politics, events of late have proved worrying.
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Along with worrying passengers, rats can cause serious damage to a plane's electrical system.
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Perhaps its frailties are now so well-documented that they no longer seem worrying.
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Also worrying for construction firms, higher fuel and steel prices pushed up input costs.
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Around that time, he began worrying about his own health and suffered with anxiety.
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It's perfect for spicing up your workout without worrying about how long it takes.
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One obvious cause of these worrying figures is that women are having children later.
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Their debt does not look remotely as worrying, even if some firms are overextended.
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To be sure, things are less worrying than they were before the financial crisis.
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On its face, this seems worrying, and critics took note of his erratic behavior.
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A government spokesman said it was a "worrying" time for workers at the businesses.
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"Now they are just worrying about their own survival as a country," he said.
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Conversely, the U.S. has witnessed a worrying decline in its own capability and investment.
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I guess we can all go back to worrying about the election results now.
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"We spent most of the pregnancy worrying we would lose Samuel," he tells PEOPLE.
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It is worrying that Mr Putin may have ordered another murder on British soil.
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"Quit taking the damn selfies and worrying about what you look like," she says.
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Professionals are working longer hours, leaving vacation days unclaimed and worrying more about money.
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Sign-in kiosks are a security threat you should probably be worrying about more.
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Top teams can now specifically practice together without worrying about denting their matchmaking rating.
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We know temperatures will increase if we don't do anything, so it is worrying.
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Another worrying sign for O'Rourke's campaign: His fundraising didn't keep up with his spending.
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If worrying about imminent extinction is unrealistic, trying to hide from it is ignoble.
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This is worrying data but it can also be interpreted in less alarming ways.
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I couldn't think without worrying about the consequences, which gave me even more anxiety.
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But a single company with that much power over a single field is worrying.
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But in China's case, it's not just the absolute increase in leverage that's worrying.
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Neither are the biggest U.S. institutions showing signs of worrying about their China exposures.
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Critics say the cancellation is a worrying development for freedom of expression in Lebanon.
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In Thailand, Malaysia, China and Hong Kong, for example, household debt dynamics are worrying.
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Sources close to production tell us she's stressed out worrying about Lamar Odom's drinking.
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His tariff threat is worrying Wall Street and pro-growth free-traders like myself.
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Macron will help shape Brexit but may not spend much time worrying about how.
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"But if that becomes a norm, then it would be extremely worrying," he said.
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It's a worrying stat for both food waste campaigners and those in animal welfare.
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It's OK to leave some applications open, so stop worrying about closing them all.
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I'd been up all night worrying — had I done something to encourage his behavior?
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This way, all women can stay healthy, without worrying about misgendering, intolerance and abuse.
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That this debate is happening at all is worrying to people like Marion Smith.
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You have 2556 years before you need to even start worrying about retirement, right?
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Either way, for Moscow, Mueller's indictment is a worrying sign of troubles to come.
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And as for her new music, Gomez is so over worrying what people think.
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"It is time to stop worrying about what the Republicans will say," he said.
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" Meanwhile, Enrico Letta, the former prime minister of Italy called it a "worrying situation.
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While she liked the experience before, she's not worrying about whether it'll happen again.
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I was worrying about Laurence's health because of the shit he was doing onstage.
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This, no doubt, allows Wolfram to pursue ambitious projects without worrying about irking shareholders.
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For now, though, Klum wants her kids to stop worrying about being mini-moguls.
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But much of the published work is insubstantial, and a worrying amount is fraudulent.
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Yet, although such cases are worrying, they are not typical of large British companies.
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That's especially worrying for the Israeli leadership given Hamas's public commitment to Israel's destruction.
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What if you could walk away from an abusive relationship [without worrying about money]?
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Unfortunately, on Saturday, the reality was far worse than even the most worrying perception.
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Not yet, but there are worrying signs that this is the road he's on.
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How much time have you wasted worrying about eventualities that never come to pass?
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"But if you have a tendency to worry, the worrying comes back," he says.
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Let's focus on eyelid twitching, the most common and least worrying of the three.
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Klay Thompson won't be worrying about the "Drake Curse" during the upcoming NBA Finals.
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But as Andrew Nathan of Columbia University points out, even distant parallels are worrying.
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But perhaps just as worrying for Gutiérrez was the Democratic reaction to potential tweaks.
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Worrying development Already, the widespread of artificial intelligence-powered surveillance is alarming some people.
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So you can stop worrying about your purchase's ethics and just enjoy its aesthetics.
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I stopped work for a while, worrying that they were too brutal toward women.
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Worrying about everything that might go wrong if you fail has the same effect.
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Slowly, over team meals and postpractice soccer games, they bonded, never worrying about losing.
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Critics have also said Erdogan is an authoritarian leader with a worrying track record.
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" WikiLeaks' and Assange's defense coordinator, Baltasar Garzón, also called the reported development "extremely worrying.
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Let's examine this: The lack of civility in public discourse is, of course, worrying.
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They also don't waste time worrying about failing or getting rejected or looking stupid.
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Far less grave but still very worrying is the widespread ongoing demonization of Israel.
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TMZ asked the superstar about some recent photos which surfaced and had fans worrying.
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But Mr. Trump's layering of its team with family, friends and hacks is worrying.
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If it does the same with its drone, DJI may have to start worrying.
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I thought of all the other women in their 30s worrying about their fertility.
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But it's the very heavy rain, which could hang around awhile, that's worrying Grizzaffi.
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Europe has not seen such a resurgence yet, though there are some worrying signs.
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I went home from that trip and physically made myself sick worrying about it.
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"Was anybody sitting around worrying about this kind of thing back then?" he said.
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I'm terrified and nauseous on a very regular basis worrying about what's going on.
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This is extremely worrying for European taxpayers and those who benefit from EU policies.
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" What's really worrying right now is that we're not ready for the "next time.
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It's worrying that it's spreading in the Mediterranean—it needs to be exterminated quickly.
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To be worrying about your singing while you're singing means you're doing it wrong.
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The stretched supply chains and higher costs for imports are worrying Indian power companies.
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One man worrying more than most is ex-pat journalist and campaigner Jon Worth.
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Schwab said overly optimistic economic growth forecasts in the draft budget were more worrying.
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They may not matter often in a practical sense, but they are legitimately worrying.
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We are also worried that in 2017, there were some extremely worrying precedents set.
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And it wastes the writer's time in worrying about exactly how formal to be.
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It's admittedly worrying that adversarial examples are so effective at tricking current AI models.
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I just focused on the execution and was not worrying about where I came.
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Instead of worrying about this election, The Holiday yourself and plan a luxurious getaway.
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The albums are a way of sharing the quotidian without worrying about their privacy.
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I remember worrying that each of my parents would die of a broken heart.
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But when expectant parents ask for advice, I'll tell them straight-up: Stop worrying.
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It's very difficult not working enough hours, worrying how I'm going to pay rent.
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Don't chastise yourself for worrying Finally, don't let guilt be your anxiety's unwelcome companion.
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Possibly even more worrying is what the government might do to stamp out conflicts.
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Rather than worrying about too many candidates or positions, Democrats should celebrate the diversity.
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The steady watering-down of American demands is a worrying sign, in their eyes.
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And that instead of anxiously worrying about those meetings, we could excitedly anticipate them?
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Russia's role in the election is plenty worrying without positing any Manchurian Candidate plots.
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All the months I'd spent worrying — how was I going to pay my bills?
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It's human to think we're above average, but in leadership it's a worrying phenomenon.
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Where can a company invest without worrying about a fresh outbreak of trade hostilities?
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More worrying, the hospitalization rate — a predictor of the death rate — has just jumped.
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So far, he said, his son, who is 93, has had no worrying symptoms.
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This risk is what makes the confrontation between Rome and the commission so worrying.
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"You couldn't go to the grocery store without worrying about a bomb," she said.
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But even those initial cases were straining the health care system, a worrying sign.
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"I'm not really worrying about somebody traveling from Ocala," a city in Central Florida.
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Lennu, Mr. Niinisto announced, had come down with "dog flu," worrying his many fans.
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But the current outbreak is worrying large — already the seventh-largest in Ebola history.
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I'm constantly worrying about jumping off now: What if I didn't taper long enough?
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The exchange, analysts say, is a worrying sign for the political climate in Russia.
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Why couldn't they tinker away quietly in their kitchens without worrying about self-promotion?
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There was no sense wallowing in disappointment, worrying about what it all might mean.
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More worrying is the gradual though slow decline in dolphin numbers in the area.
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WILFRED FROST: Here in New York, Mr. Vice President, the numbers are clearly worrying.
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Disney+ could also let Disney experiment with new content without worrying about theatrical stakes.
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Workers are worrying about how they'll pay the rent as hours are cut back.
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Yardeni said he has been worrying about the rally for a couple of months.
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Hopefully, I'm my own boss, hiring people and not worrying about being hired anymore.
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And the onion crunch comes on top of a series of worrying economic signs.
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"I want to move to a place where my family can live without worrying."
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) described the latest allegations as "very serious and worrying".
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Climate crisis It's no secret the world's glaciers are melting at a worrying rate.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The basketball tournament organizer worrying his business model could be gutted.
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But now you are worrying her: Had you put them there to insult her?
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"I find it a bit worrying that everything has to be normal," he said.
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Maxwell, of the Humane Society, said the measures are part of a worrying trend.
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The overall picture for South Africa is worrying, with Cape Town the most urgent.
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With ranked choice, voters can support outsider candidates without worrying about wasting their ballots.
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When DeGeorge examined the patient, she easily located the nodule he was worrying about.
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" Sean Wensley, a PDSA senior vet, called the decline in pet vaccinations "extremely worrying.
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This allowed employees to take care of themselves before worrying about returning to work.
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And that's the last thing that we should be worrying about here in America.
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It had not hurt in more than a month, so why start worrying now?
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" This comes after scientists in January made a worrying discovery under Antarctica's "doomsday glacier.
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The latter two points are especially worrying for civil liberties advocates like Elisabeth Niekrenz.
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While prison populations are flat, there has been a worrying increase in jail populations.
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But, again, it's the amount and the type of bugs found that's more worrying.
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She defends that initial reaction, but spends the entire book worrying away at it.
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How worrying that is again depends on how severe 2019nCoV turns out to be.
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And if that ends, then the possibilities for deterioration and instability become extremely worrying.
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SOME RED FLAGS While claims are trending lower, there are some worrying signs emerging.
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"This is a worrying and serious situation and investors must be vigilant," he added.
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You can collect multiple pieces of gear without worrying about it selling out immediately.
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While the WTFAWGTDC are busy worrying over what to do, Shiv sees her opportunity.
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More worrying, however, is the continued drainage of physical metal out of the system.
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Is now a good time to start worrying, or is it already too late?
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I think that women spend their entire lives worrying and caring about other people.
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Let's break it down, so you can get back to worrying about other things.
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Eventually, things should revert to normal, and that's what's worrying the former Fed chairman.
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Dahlgren, 47, said she admittedly was not worrying about breast cancer earlier this year.
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There's no easy way to categorize the music, so don't bother worrying about that.
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Snapchat wants to make a lot of money, so it is worrying about both.
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It lets you browse quickly without worrying about what format a document is in.
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Trade war is only one of the threats worrying President Xi Jinping of Chin.
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My mother, of course, had been up for hours, worrying and walking the halls.
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The record is especially worrying given the position that Sessions has been nominated for.
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Here is how I learned to stop worrying and quit my job: No. 243.
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But he's still alive and kicking and worrying about Paige, as is everyone else.
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For worrying that America's democratic institution might not be strong enough to stop him.
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It raises a lot of very worrying questions on the future of Bran's safety.
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French police have been investigating what is officially termed in France a "worrying disappearance".
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The government threatens revenge and retribution, which is as expected as it is worrying.
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Instead of doing the worrying, which is one behavior, you're replacing that with action.
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"I decided that what tips you over the edge is when nerves turn into worrying."
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