Such talk, " Edelman warned Clinton, "understandably unnerves the very same Iraqi allies we are asking to assume enormous personal risks.

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That makes it likely that Martin will eventually be run by an outsider for the first time in its history--which unnerves Martin groupies.

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It unnerves people, and as a result, they often under communicate and send inconsistent messages about the change, both of which lead directly to stalled transformation efforts.

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But perhaps what really unnerves Indonesians is change itself - that a new set of people, with unfamiliar track records and little loyalty to old habits, are taking charge.

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He relishes the attention, but it also unnerves him.

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