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They should be anxious to allow terrorist groups as little room for development as possible.
And, as anxious markets clearly recognize, that approach carries the potential for policy mistakes.
Ukraine – the great prize in Russia’s bid to recapture its former sphere of influence – is also deeply anxious.
Add to that fear mongering about issues like immigration and trade, and their ability to attract frustrated or anxious voters is strong.
The campaign against under-recognition has probably resulted in some anxious, agitated, and/or irritable depressed patients who complain of insomnia and “racing thoughts” being misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Obasanjo is understandably anxious.
In the US, for example, no politician is anxious to say that home-mortgage deductions should be eliminated, or that dividend payments should be tax-free.
Machiavellian women, by contrast, may be defensive, anxious, and introverted.
But if Europe fails to respond, Obama will look elsewhere for the partners he needs, unconstrained by anxious European invocations of “special relationships” or “the Atlantic community of values.”
Republicans are anxious to keep the Court’s ideological complexion intact after the death of the reliably conservative Antonin Scalia in February.
The chief complaint that brings patients into my office is that, without drugs, they become anxious and suffer from depression, anxiety, and disrupted sleep.
Third, Iran is anxious that weaponization could exhaust any remaining tolerance from Russia and China.
Seven years of debt deflation, reinforced by the expectation of everlasting austerity, have decimated private and public investment and forced anxious, fragile banks to stop lending.
Worse, the broad public isn't anxious to get a better idea of how important government decisions are made.
Saudi Arabia, along with its Sunni-ruled Gulf neighbors, is anxious that some US troops remain in Iraq to help keep a resurgent Iran at bay.
It is no accident that countries in Eastern Europe are anxious to have access to the common market of Western Europe.
Iran and Syria, which have played a spoiler role in Iraq up to now, may also now be anxious to find a way to pull the country back from the brink.
These are anxious times for Hong Kong.
One mystery is why Trump was so anxious to protect Flynn.
Turkey is resurgent yet troubled;Iraq has been invaded and abandoned;Iran is isolated and threatened;Israel is anxious and belligerent; and Afghanistan and Pakistan are internally imbalanced and politically fragile.
In time, however, as the impact of Mandela’s reputation faded, South Africa became just another country desperately trying to cope with immense social and economic deprivation and anxious for the foreign investment crucial to economic growth.
The French are now frustrated and anxious.
Banking on African InfrastructureJOHANNESBURG – As the US Federal Reserve embarks on the “great unwinding” of the stimulus program it began nearly a decade ago, emerging economies are growing anxious that a stronger dollar will adversely affect their ability to service dollar-denominated debt.
The announcement was welcomed by ordinary Nigerians, but incited jitters in the industry, prompting anxious questions about how deep Obasanjo’s angry sword will cut, and how smooth the political succession is likely to be.
Obasanjo is anxious to thwart the region’s growing armed insurgency, which is driven by widespread poverty and oil industry-related ecological damage.
They were more often in moods that they described as hostile, angry, anxious, and tense.
It is in this anxious atmosphere that the current coalition rules, combining George W. Bush’s conservative nostrums with the centralizing practices of Vladimir Putin.
After all, because most of the eurozone’s 17 member states suffer from heavy debt burdens, they are all anxious to find fiscally responsible ways to promote growth.
But Kennedy was anxious about the consequences of having Soviet missiles in Cuba on Berlin.
But those who breathed a sigh of relief at the weakening of Netanyahu’s Likud and the country’s extreme right-wing parties should be as anxious as ever.
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