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And even more worryingly, and this is a Home Office statistic, 70 percent of prostitutes have spent some time in care.
Slightly worryingly, he put most of the important government buildings in the cockpit.
And worryingly, there's no consensus about what it is.
Things start out worryingly as we're introduced to two characters, both irritating in different ways.
I have lost count of the number of people to whom I have recommended the 1983 S.F.novel "Millenium",written by John Varley.Nineteen of the twenty chapters are named after classic time travel stories and the name of each is relevant to the context,which,on the face of it might seem like a contrivance,but if it is a contrivance it's one that works very well.It's not a quick read,neither is it a book to be taken on a plane as the plot revolves around air disasters in which there are no survivors(a surprising amount - worryingly).
Perhaps most worryingly, Europe finally recognized the principle – long followed by the IMF – that countries in bailout programs should not be penalized on interest rates, but the same principle was not extended to countries that are not yet in bailout programs.
More worryingly, we are seeing the effects on the real economy across Europe, in the United States, and now further afield.
Most worryingly, it has heightened tensions between Taiwan's various ethnic groups over national identity and relations with China.
Even more worryingly, by then China could be losing one million people per year to resistant bacteria and microbes.
Worryingly, our most recent update in January, which confirms the nine boundaries and improves their quantifications further, indicates that humanity has already transgressed four: climate change, nitrogen and phosphorus use, biodiversity loss, and land-use change.
Worryingly, however, the proposed strategy may over-emphasize ring-fencing the government’s own involvement in the economy.
More worryingly, when Shia, Sunnis, and/or Kurds decide that their elected officials are not delivering the promised perks and protections, they are likely to look beyond politics to advance their individual interests.
More worryingly, advanced countries’ growth rates have also become more volatile.
But, most seriously and worryingly, the problem is that the leader of the world’s leading power has a catalogue of simplistic ideas in the place of a geopolitical vision.
In the absence of a compromise – and forces that can guarantee its terms – polarization can lead to bad outcomes, ranging in seriousness from Spain in 1982 to Turkey in 1980, and, most worryingly, Algeria in 1992, when the military regime’s nullification of an Islamist electoral victory touched off a prolonged and brutal civil war.
Individual variations in body fat and, worryingly, disposition to psychosis, means that you cannot predict how much will affect any person at any time.
Worryingly, as the latest paper from my Review on Antimicrobial Resistance warns, there is no globally coordinated system of surveillance to monitor the emergence and spread of superbugs around the world.
Worryingly, the report also shows that the US president has substantial leeway to adopt trade-curbing measures, without effective checks by Congress or the courts.
Worryingly, Germany’s surplus has since ballooned to around 8% of GDP.
In adults, Zika brings a high fever and a rash; but, more worryingly, there may be an association with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a devastating and sometimes life-threatening disorder that can cause paralysis for several months or even years.
The main misgivings about Trump – among Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike –are that he is not informed enough about the issues to be president and, even more worryingly, that he is abnormally self-absorbed, impulsive, and reckless.
Yet, by accepting and even propagating the CPC-endorsed narrative and abjuring any critical analysis, they are contributing to a worryingly inaccurate image of China across Latin America.
Most worryingly, the agreement provides for information sharing on issues relevant to bilateral and international relations.
Worryingly, the anti-Europeans’ simplistic message is striking a chord with a large segment of Europe’s voters.
Worryingly, the same analysis is being carried out on the legality of the independence of the Baltic states after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
But a $3 billion investment by the Chinese SWF in the US investment firm Blackstone suggests a more worryingly strategic investment policy, one that appears aimed at advancing its own industrial interests in certain markets.
Worryingly, the evidence so far is that banks have not used the cash, instead parking it at the ECB.
Worryingly, this might also happen if the FARC splits, with one part deciding to negotiate while hard-line military commanders fight on.
Europe remains very vulnerable; the EMU’s median citizen has already lost a decade, and the distance to distress is worryingly low.
Even more worryingly, this would open the door for provisions outlawing the benign, low-risk data mining that drives online advertising.