Congress is afraid of their boss. (We, the people.) They worry about getting fired.
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So they see them, they worry about them, they worry about all kinds of things.
They worry that introducing top-up fees would scare off potential students from poor families.
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They worry that giving Lithuania even the teeniest wiggle-room would set a deplorable precedent.
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They say they often get underpaid, and they worry about working in a possibly toxic environment.
They worry that Medicare and Social Security won't be enough to make ends meet.
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Understandably, they worry that more coverage will divert money from them to younger people.
They worry that a new agency will create an increased burden on community banks.
And as they worry about giving the shop away, the shop is moving away from them.
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They worry if the man-eating wolves aren't killed soon, the problem could get worse.
Whites are less likely to be unemployed, but nowadays they worry constantly about crime.
If managers identify with shareholders, as they do now, then they worry only about shareholders' losses.
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Authorities say they worry the hole is still spreading and the house could collapse at any time.
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Doctors say they worry the two flu strains (H1N1 and seasonal) could combine, further complicating the situation.
They worry about the government's rightward drift on social and economic policy: Blairisation, they glumly call it.
Britons are fearful of ghettos these days, though they worry more about south-east Asian Muslims than about blacks.
"Many retailers worry about buying the right thing, then they worry about buying enough of it, " he says.
They worry that piracy could thwart their still nascent efforts to get consumers to pay for online content.
They worry that a faster connection to London will simply make it even less attractive to go anywhere else.
While they support Mr. McDonough's desire for privacy, they worry about future storms.
They worry that lead from the bullets contaminates ecosystems and could affect people.
Researchers who hope for a successful, HDL-raising drug now say they worry pharmaceutical companies may not revisit the approach.
They worry that American health-management companies may invoke the North American Free-Trade Agreement to force their way into Canada.
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They worry that Mr Harper would make Canada more like the United States.
They worry that when frack water flows back out of the well that it needs to be treated and processed.
They worry whether Mexico's democratic institutions would be strong enough to impose restraints on his power should he become president.
In particular, they worry that consumers and companies remain excessively indebted, and that deleveraging will quickly stamp out any recovery.
Or they worry they won't be able to cope with the backlog of work waiting for them after a vacation.
They worry that low interest rates and the Fed's large balance-sheet could nurture inflation expectations even when unemployment is high.
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They worry that pesticide-resistant genes may spread from plants that should be saved to weeds that have to be killed.
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