First, because it worries that quantitative easing might be ineffective, thereby undermining its credibility.
It worries that computer illiteracy may create new forms of inequality and lack of opportunity.
Even so, this is likely to worry future administrations more than it worries Mr Blair.
It worries that European governments may back the alternative peace plan and is urging them not to.
Costa Rica has fared better than many of its neighbors, but it worries about spillover from nearby countries.
It worries some of the world's top scientists, who forecast exotic extinction scenarios (see "Our Final Hour").
In particular, it worries that the short-term outlook for consumer spending may prove more disappointing than its central projection.
However, it worries me that negotiations revealed a desire by some to step back from established commitments and principles.
It worries Europe's leaders and the financial markets much more than Greece.
It worries less about being able to pay for a generous welfare state.
That is, when it worries that solvent banks might struggle to raise money, it will step in and provide finance itself.
It worries that the more Ukraine is shut off from the European Union, the more it will fall behind, economically and politically.
It worries me in a couple years as to who will be in control and how much worse the morality and ethics will become.
Moreover, it worries that the inconsistency might confuse doctors and patients.
But it worries us that Mitt Romney, who may well be the next president, lacked the instinct to be offended by the idea when it crossed his desk in Boston.
It worries me because I don't want him to do anything to hurt himself, and it worries me because encouraging self-harm is one of the most common things that genuine psychotic "voices" tell people.
But it said it had worries over the use of the operator because it might make women less inclined to make full use of the service.
The federal lending program designed to make college education available to everyone is creating a pile of debt so large it is fanning worries that it has become too easy to borrow too much.
It also worries that, once ensnared in negotiations, the Obama administration will find it very hard to extricate itself.
Whenever studies like this are published it immediately worries people who are taking the medication in question.
It also worries the army, which sees itself as the guardian of pancasila.
You know, I want to do everything I possibly can for my own child, but I think, you know, that there's this loss of the value of learning those lessons from failure, and I think it's just getting worse, and it definitely worries me.
Another big chain of dealers, Group 1, has also told its members not to use TrueCar, saying it had privacy worries over the website's requirement that it have access to showrooms' computer systems so as to verify sales.
Further monetary easing also helps gold since it adds to worries about inflation whenever an economic recovery takes hold, plus it means a low so-called opportunity cost, or the loss of interest earnings that investors might have gotten instead by holding yield-bearing assets.
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Poland, for its part, failed to qualify because of doubts that it could control its budget deficit and worries that it owed its low inflation to the rise in the zloty (which was not in ERM-2).
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Robert Williams said there were worries it would be higher than any other structure in the area around the school, which was largely residential.
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