The research is alarming for anyone concerned about online freedom of speech. |
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There are quite a few large crack willows in the park which are leaning over at alarming angles. |
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Figures published last week showed alarming gaps in children's ability to read and write. |
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But after a slightly wobbly start to the campaign, where the Blues' defence leaked in goals at an alarming rate, the ship has been steadied. |
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The rest were in essence apolitical, which made their attitude even more alarming. |
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When I latched on to this hold and let my feet swing out from the face below, I felt an alarming sense of fatigue in my arms. |
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The table had a 5 minimum bet, which was a bit alarming, but I decided to play until I'd spent 40 and not gamble any winnings. |
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The study provides enough alarming data to warrant emergency measures by State Governments to reclassify wetlands as protected areas. |
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Insurance companies are warning drivers not to be heroes following the outbreak of an alarming new trend in car crime. |
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We ignored the distractions and chiseled away at the rocks before us at alarming speed, all fearful that the chaos would catch up with us. |
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A number of investors have expressed concern at an alarming headline last week. |
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What is most alarming is that food price rises are affecting new communities who had previously been protected from the scourge of hunger. |
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I found the whole programme extremely interesting in some ways, yet alarming in others. |
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To pay such a heavy price for non-performance must have sent alarming signals to cricketers in Pakistan. |
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The trade in souvenirs made of sea turtle shells has reached an alarming level. |
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The building boom is in full flight at present and the amount of new houses going up or are still planned is alarming to say the least. |
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But he warned that the increasing number of flights would result in an alarming rise in the accident rate in the next 10 to 15 years. |
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Many people found their inboxes clogged with alarming messages that their computers were infected, even though they were not. |
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But the indicator that appeared on the display before me was counting down the distance between us at an alarming rate. |
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Mr Massow was on television this morning again, with his rather alarming new haircut. |
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Somehow less alarming than that was was the deadly looking metal claw hanging from its left shoulder. |
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George Bush's public deficits have entered an unsustainable red zone, and private debt is also alarming money markets. |
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New pressures and threats, however, keep coming up with alarming regularity. |
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One academic says the proposal will increase the gap between State and independent schools to an alarming degree. |
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Add to this stained teeth, bad breath, red eyes, lank hair, discoloured fingers and erectile dysfunction, and the list grows alarming. |
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Last Saturday, the newspaper's leader column also reported on a distinctly alarming trend. |
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Make sure you have that drag set, for these bass hit so hard it can be quite alarming. |
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Although the U.S. has a disease burden half of that of India, it has an annual increase rate of six per cent which was alarming. |
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Police in Sheffield are ringing the changes in a bid to crack mobile phone crime in the light of an alarming rise in bogus complaints. |
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There was also an alarming 15 percent decline in the number of apprentices in training, comparing the same periods. |
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Mr. Drummond is giving him a look-over at the moment but does not think there are any injuries of an alarming nature. |
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Equally alarming is the amount of debt many Rochdale families are saddled with. |
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By the end, wickets fell at an alarming rate and it was West who scented an unlikely victory. |
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The figures are not only alarming but they have a telling effect on the domestic debt. |
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The idea that this nonsense is seeping off the Internet to schools and other places of a professional nature alarms me in a way most alarming. |
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Instead, they made many extremely alarming claims that used synonymous language and terms. |
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There has been an alarming increase in illegal dumping at the recycling banks at Merville. |
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But it had been a little alarming that Maddux, who three times has led the N.L. in complete games, hadn't gone the distance. |
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Campaigners will step up their fight to dual the A120 after reflecting on alarming new figures. |
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The serifs, though distracting to a small minority, allow the reader to glance over words at an alarming pace. |
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As the treacherous winter months lie ahead, let's not wait for more alarming statistics to bring us to our senses. |
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But Dominican nationalists, purposefully misconstruing its terms, have portrayed it an alarming attack on national sovereignty. |
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The fact that this sort of name is systematically mispronounced is really alarming. |
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Today most of us are in favour of democracy, but in earlier times it meant mob rule and then it was quite alarming. |
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The Federation was a growing tyrannical power that was spreading across the Earth at an alarming rate, due to its vast military strength. |
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The Essex force has declared war on reckless motorcyclists in response to the recent alarming surge in bike-related accidents. |
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It's quite alarming to discover a mound of dirty washing strewn over your kitchen floor when you're least expecting it. |
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Then she remembered Del sleepwalked with alarming regularity and shrugged it off. |
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Why is the intelligent or even unintelligent symbiote idea more alarming than say a pacemaker or the suit? |
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He swung from laying on the charm to cold-eyed boorishness and rudeness with alarming alacrity. |
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That said, he is a terrific diarist, unselfconscious and candid to an alarming degree. |
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Sadly, the band's most recent work satisfies this desperate need to an alarming degree. |
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He described the situation as alarming because, according to experts, the quality of the grain was deteriorating with every passing day. |
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He's seen him picking footballs out of the net in Highfield Road with alarming frequency. |
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However, what is alarming is the vehemence with which a lot of the protestors expressed their views. |
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Possibly the most alarming aspect of the via ferrata, is its falsity found within its promises and claims. |
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The obsessive and compulsive nature of our relationship was alarming to us. |
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In the West we are faced with this fact in alarming health statistics like one in two men and one in three women will get cancer. |
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It is alarming that surgeries are bogged down by farcical officialism and red tape, instead of leaving medical staff to use their own discretion. |
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The puncture wound stings a little and, more alarming, my forearms and hands begin tingling. |
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Litter bugs are causing an alarming increase in the number of rats in Bolton town centre. |
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However, while they do remain the highest goal scorers for the season thus far, the strike rate is falling at an alarming rate. |
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While the outflux of so many Edmonton musicians is alarming, DeMarco says he didn't leave because he thought the city was impeding his success. |
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The speed at which kids outgrow ski boots, skates and, yes, bikes is alarming. |
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But today, the Bolton Evening News has learned that children under the age of 16 are using sunbeds in the town, which is alarming health chiefs. |
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Both texts address an issue of alarming proportions for the welfare of the aging and home-bound. |
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Serious problems related to youth homelessness and young, at-risk members of the have grown at alarming rates. |
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While we never felt cheated in any way, it was slightly alarming how quickly our money supply dwindled. |
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A bee swarm makes for an alarming sight to the uninformed but swarming bees are not dangerous, only homeless. |
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These are not alarming issues, but Henson aims the ball some and doesn't always put it in the sweet spot. |
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I'm afraid I made a film that no one will see, given the current climate and the alarming decline of cinephilia. |
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A real problem has been The Sun-Herald, which has shed readers and circulation at an alarming rate. |
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The road was little-trafficked, though cars tended to hurtle past at alarming speeds. |
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An alarming new trend is that patent trolls no longer target big companies. |
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The condition of these patients was alarming but improved under adrenalin hypodermically and artificial respiration. |
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After months monitoring the ruling group's agendas for executive meetings, the Diary can reveal an alarming amount of council clock-watching. |
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There is a lack of imagination surrounding special educational provision in this area which is alarming. |
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This is most alarming, as I didn't think I had the skills for a personal assistant, let alone an executive assistant. |
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The levels of falsifications by job applicants in the industry are alarming. |
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Although her father seemed to be in good physical condition, the measure of his incoherency was alarming. |
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With close on 360000 inexperienced and incompetent drivers in circulation, is it any wonder that the accident rate is so alarming? |
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Infiltration of the cells' mitochondria, consequent to this exposure, creates an alarming cellular scenario. |
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Recent exercises reveal an alarming number of unread messages because of information overload. |
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Economic privilege and injustice is increasing and class prejudice is accepted to an alarming degree. |
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At a time when diseases spread by mosquitoes such as dengue fever and filariasis are on the increase, the experts' warning is alarming. |
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There are at least a dozen of them, dressed in plain clothes, I was told, to avoid, alarming visitors. |
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This contagion was spreading at an alarming rate, thanks also to the society's growing yet harmful indifference. |
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The number of vehicles plying on our roads is increasing in alarming proportion posing threat to pedestrians and vehicle users. |
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Adolescent drug abuse co-occurs with other clinical problems with alarming frequency. |
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In an oxygen-enriched environment, flame-retardant paper drapes will ignite more quickly than they otherwise would and burn at an alarming speed. |
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Secret Meteorological Office charts show the alarming swirl of isobars converging in black lines over the Channel. |
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The fact that it journeyed unimpeded to its final destination was offered as alarming proof of the porousness of our ports. |
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The drop-out rate, even among the old knickers-clad, lathi-wielding fogies, is alarming. |
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From sea turtles to fringeless white orchids, native species are declining at alarming rates as their natural habitats are lost or degraded. |
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Ghouri discovered that clinics that did not comply with the gag rule were shutting at an alarming rate. |
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Just as alarming is the fact that eating disorders are responsible for the highest number of deaths from psychiatric illness. |
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In any event, we are seeing many alarming precursory symptoms of social and political instability. |
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Or should you bother, if some of the preventatives have potentially alarming side-effects? |
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He said the incident was deeply alarming and warned that it could have been more serious. |
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While I am out at work, a neighbour's dog defecates on my doorstep with alarming regularity. |
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The new dilemma began to snowball ever since insects known as junebugs, commenced to procreating and growing in size at an alarming rate. |
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Looking over my shoulder, it was alarming to see 20 people in black charging through gravestones, mouthing profanities. |
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Operating systems, application environments and hardware platforms for mobile devices are proliferating at an alarming rate. |
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In Britain, economic worries centred on the alarming prospect of pensions failing to deliver their optimistic promises. |
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It flew at an alarming rate towards the goal, hit the goalpost, and rebounded off it straight back at me. |
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Gray never ages and his looks never fade, but the painting of his serene visage deteriorates at an alarming rate. |
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Modern social puritans see recess as a frivolous luxury, and the trend has caught on with alarming speed. |
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The skies were grey and cloudy, and it was growing darker at an alarming rate. |
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No less alarming was the growing grey economy consistently sustained by well-organised smuggling networks and crime groups. |
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He turned on the heat as high as it would go, and an alarming gust of hot air burst through the broken vents. |
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Languages are becoming extinct at an alarming rate which makes language endangerment the area of the greatest current concern to linguists. |
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The feeling of aimlessness and enervation was alarming, and the resulting imagery memorable. |
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Something must be done to halt the alarming decline in television audiences on whom it depends for its lifeblood. |
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Trees and forests had been cut down to provide fuel and even the most fertile soils were eroding at an alarming rate. |
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The situation is escalating at an alarming rate and I have been on the receiving end of a number of threats. |
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But as the bill expands on how that strategy will be delivered, it raises some alarming issues. |
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Following the fall of the openers, the batsmen dropped at an alarming rate. |
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The faster taper rod takes on an alarming shape while the through-action rod absorbs the lunges of the fish and maintains the anglers control. |
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The oceans are abundant in water but freshwater is diminishing at an alarming rate. |
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Within the core CPI, shelter costs are accelerating at an alarming rate, rising 0.5 percent in May and June. |
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Savings running to millions of pounds need to be made, according to an alarming accountancy report. |
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Pressing the magic fax button was for him far more alarming than the intricacies of the concert, pedal harp. |
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Where once the quolls population was secure, between feral cats and wild dogs and now the toads, they're disappearing at an alarming rate. |
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My acquaintance with her just before she entered government made the experience particularly alarming. |
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But it is alarming that Americans still don't seem to be heeding the warning to shape up. |
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We had snails, a massive raclette cheese that was cooked at the table, a hot stone to fry the beef on and table fireworks which were alarming. |
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In several villages and towns dotting the district, acute shortage of potable water has turned into an alarming situation. |
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A teacher from his school quickly came forward and raised concerns about the alarming writings in his jotter. |
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Blood poured from the jugular into the windpipe, preventing an alarming scream. |
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The economic story of the year has been the rapid and alarming decline of the global economy. |
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The earthquake was followed by alarming aftershocks up to seven hours later and officials warned of more to come. |
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It appeared the family had never been properly screened by the DIB, which was alarming given that its activities were supposedly well monitored, he added. |
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Will was alarming me more and more with every second that went past. |
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And if you love the muffins at Starbucks, boy, does that turn out to be alarming news. |
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An alarming new survey has found that almost one in four parents fret constantly about whether they have the ability to raise their children properly. |
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Such a policy will only worsen the already alarming housing situation. |
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To combat this alarming trend, teams of uniformed officers have started mounting random checks on motorists on the main routes in and around York and Selby. |
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Just weeks ago, Beth was suffering from alarming blue spells in which her body would have a bluish tinge brought on a lack of oxygen to her heart. |
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Even pedestrians, she says, find Auckland's congestion alarming. |
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However, the most alarming response was from a friend who works for a non-profit organization. |
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The plight of children under 5 years of age was particularly alarming. |
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The practice of female infanticide in rural areas is alarming. |
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There was one alarming moment where the audience was not only smaller than the panel, it consisted entirely of people married to people on the panel. |
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There was an alarming level of ignorance of the issues involved. |
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That these qualities could desert him so spectacularly at the club's training ground in the face of one legitimate question is revealing, if not even alarming. |
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Sure there's a sucker born every minute, but the alarming regularity at which these ideas conceived by the company are actually sold to clients defies comprehension. |
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What is so alarming about the commissioner's report is the revelation that so many relatively minor inroads on civil liberties have gone unremarked and unnoticed. |
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That is an alarming insight into the prevalence of unreported crime. |
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So we worked our way around Japanese tourists studying maps of Darling Harbour with almost alarming levels of studiousness, and made our way into a shopping centre. |
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What is alarming about the Dhaka attack plan is that LeT has now crossed the threshold of directly targeting American interests. |
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O'Malley's ability depends largely on his eagerness to dispatch opponents back to the dressing room quickly in sometimes alarming states of dishevelment. |
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Bullets are flying with alarming regularity in Vancouver these days. |
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And then the voice of a dispatcher crackles over the radio with those alarming words. |
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He could mimic printed text with alarming accuracy and dissociate the shapes and lines from their inherent meanings. |
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This always becomes alarming as the number of items increases to the point that I would need an army of attendants and porters to carry the luggage. |
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A flood wall broke and water is flooding the city at an alarming rate. |
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Bastari emerged from its fusty bin-bag wheezing like a 40-a-day man, and a squeeze of its bellows revealed a strange and alarming laryngitic condition. |
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I spend an alarming amount of time watching back episodes of The Wire, eastbound and Down, and Girls. |
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The action is an attempt to reverse the alarming declines over the past decade of previously plentiful species including red snapper, angel sharks and abalone. |
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In practice, however, drugs such as neuroleptics and other sedatives are often prescribed in an attempt to control what can be an alarming situation. |
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The alarming trend for desperate medical sector docs and surgeons to reduce waiting lists by doing non-urgent but easy procedures first is life threatening and wrong. |
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But among the educated middle classes in India the knowledge of Shakespeare is formidably good, alarming really, because you find people who know the text as well as you do. |
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Why did I say it was alarming that this present state of affairs was not foreseen by the West? |
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With no disrespect intended to the frankfurter industry, our overly imaginative minds find those numbers sort of mildly alarming. |
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The participants called for the formulation of guidelines for journalists to prevent them from publishing alarming stories that contribute to runs on commercial banks. |
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Instead, passes fled astray in alarming numbers amid erratic play. |
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The battles are performed with an athleticism that is at times alarming. |
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This moment of lucid thinking must be alarming to the Labour Party. |
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Some of the modern art sculptures on campus are rather alarming when they appear quite unexpectedly and lumpily out of the shadows in the corner of your eye. |
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Tropical spiderwort, inconsequential for seven decades, has recently spread in alarming proportions in fields in Georgia, Florida and North Carolina. |
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The next morning the breakers over the shallow plateau might have had surfers across the world salivating in anticipation, but for divers they looked alarming. |
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Novels set in a certain period seem to involve an alarming amount of sal volatile being wafted under the nostrils of ladies of delicate sensibilities. |
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Such delays in nest initiation by scaup are especially alarming, given that scaup are migrating through North Dakota earlier than they did historically. |
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Male bullies tend to use more physical violence than female bullies, although female bullies are increasingly using physical violence at an alarming rate. |
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They claim the bungle may have helped to fuel the alarming childhood obesity crisis in the UK and associated problems such as heart disease and diabetes in later life. |
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Ironically, the alarming discovery of the glue bags comes just a few months after a major campaign in Bradford schools to warn against the dangers of volatile substance abuse. |
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Finding blood in your vomit or actually vomiting blood can be alarming. |
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After all, Baltic and Slavic languages have retained an alarming amount of Indo-European inflections in all of their mumbled, word-final splendor. |
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As alarming as parents might find those results, Dr. Temple cautions against jumping to any drastic conclusions. |
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The Authority's attempts to put the screws on farmers may have backfired despite having laid some alarming facts on the table during the past week. |
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Any time there is a new outbreak of infectious disease, it can be alarming. |
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All of this Ebola activity raises a number of questions, each of them alarming. |
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It is definitely alarming that a president can arrogate to himself this kind of power, whoever the president is. |
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But sensible people surely find this not only abhorrent, but alarming. |
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But perhaps more alarming is how so many once widespread plants, such as butterfly orchids and corn spurrey, have suffered in the modern landscape. |
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Horses throw shoes, eat food and destroy tack at an alarming rate. |
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The youngster contracted an alarming organism known as acanthamoeba through infected tap water while visiting Canada last year, and it began to eat away at his cornea. |
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As if sensing his discomfort, the baby squirmed with an alarming vitality. |
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Being unable to account for the whereabouts of even one-fifth that many weapons would be alarming, according to former ATF agents, even for a store the size of Bull's Eye. |
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Yet the problems, for Idol fans, are alarming, occurring as they do in places where the show had been so surefooted in the past. |
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Taking a deep breath, he began, the frailness of his voice alarming him. |
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I pointed out the mysterious and mildly alarming position of the bag to an usher, and he, rather phlegmatically, held on to it until the woman returned to claim it. |
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The current global paroxysm is intense and alarming, but it is a tremor not an earthquake. |
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These things seem to happen with alarming frequency these days. |
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With new adulterants being developed at an alarming rate, it has become increasingly difficult to keep up with the development of methods to detect these products. |
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Because of the social upheavals, there was an alarming increase of juvenile delinquency in the 1930s, with violence and vandalism especially noticeable in the cities. |
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In recent days, we have seen the future of diplomatic machinations with Iran, and it is Messier and more alarming than before. |
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In fact, there is alarming evidence that a significant number of people actually believe that where drinking is a factor in rape, it mitigates the offence itself. |
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On September 16 he was called into court in Manhattan, charged with the alarming crime of punching a cripple. |
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Recently, a new species of sea squirt showed up in Puget Sound, Washington, alarming shellfish growers. |
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I glimpse an alarming, finger-length aluminum baton in her bag. |
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Moreover, the new Parliament seemed to show a lack of respect for the army which many military men found alarming. |
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I find it chuffin' alarming because your dinner is s'posed to end up there, not start out there, y'daft twattock! Now bend over. |
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Some people are seen drinking their own urine and downing a pint of Sambuca, in other alarming videos. |
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People becoming affected by measles have reached an alarming 100 in the Waikato area of New Zealand. |
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It is quite alarming a child as young as 12 can put their mobile telephone number on a webspace where it can be seen by all. |
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Now the prospect of rain, and plenty of it, has them walking their box and windsucking at an alarming rate. |
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Billy's dad would puff thoughtfully on his pipe, an affectation acquired in a recent and alarming burst of Anglophilia. |
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Anisocoria is an alarming sign and may indicate an impending life-threatening neurological emergency. |
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Officials said these illegal operations are proliferating across the Valley at an alarming rate. |
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The ease with which the natural inimicality of the interests of genetically engineered people is assumed is alarming in its own right. |
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The precedent this new law sets is alarming, according to its opponents. |
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And while unemployment remains disproportionately high for Latino workers, underemployment rates are even more alarming. |
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But director Maria Aberg says she could only watch half of presenter Kirsty Wark's alarming account of the rise of modern day misogyny. |
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What's more alarming that is some of the extortionists are running their rackets fearlessly from inside Tihar, Rohini and Rohtak jails. |
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They panic whenever a ball touches the white line and give a throw-in and their inaccuracy rate on offsides is becoming alarming. |
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A fibroadenoma, which is a benign tumour of the breast, even though its size can be pretty alarming. |
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However, when looked at in a global perspective, the situation in Pakistan is quite alarming. |
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Hindenburg and Defence Minister Werner von Blomberg threatened to impose martial law if the alarming activities of the SA were not curtailed. |
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All through we have orchestration of infinite delicacy, tunes of alarming simplicity, but never a tinge of vulgarity. |
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Despite these alarming figures, very few management or conservation measures are in place for Squalus acanthias. |
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British troops began to fall from disease at an alarming rate, but they were boosted by the arrival of 4,000 reinforcements from America. |
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Sterling was draining out of the Bank of England at an alarming rate, and it was getting worse. |
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Soil erosion may be a slow process that continues relatively unnoticed, or it may occur at an alarming rate causing a serious loss of topsoil. |
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It is nothing to worry about sui generis, but in context of the other factors it's alarming indeed. |
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The death of her father in 1904 provoked her most alarming collapse and she was briefly institutionalised. |
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Sarah Brennan finds it alarming that so many parents are dissatisfied. |
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As alarming as the rate of morbidity was, and as damaging as that was to armies attempting to maintain a viable fighting force, relatively few cases were actually fatal. |
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As of 2014, only five hundred and five Yangtze finless porpoises remained in the main section of the Yangtze, with an alarming population density in Ezhou and Zhenjiang. |
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Wroth cast away his violin, and falling on his knees in the midst of the company, most fervently prayed for the blessing of God upon this alarming providence. |
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Perhaps the most alarming result of this is arctic sea ice shrinkage. |
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We may be witnessing an alarming episode of avian anthropomorphosis. |
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In the taxi's backseat, one of the former fighters knocks back his fifth brew with alarming speed, chucks the can out the window, and cracks open a sixth. |
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The 28-year-old not only hassled the visitors' midfield but also delivered pinpoint balls with alarming accuracy as far as the east Londoners were concerned. |
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Birth rates dropped, and mortality rates increased at an alarming rate. |
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Pitney Bowes approached integration as a means to moderate alarming trends in healthcare costs, particularly among its older, stable Connecticut manufacturing workforce. |
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As a result, textile mills had an alarming propensity to burn down. |
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What is most alarming about the situation, is that the principle players and their advisors are engaged in an incredibly dangerous three-way game of blind man's buff. |
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Proliferating at an alarming rate, phisher sites are online scams that trick unsuspecting consumers into giving personal information by mimicking real corporate Web sites. |
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Both winning PTT projects this year are studying Old World vultures, as they are facing a crisis with most of their populations experiencing alarming declines. |
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The continual capacity of this terrorist outfit to wreak havoc in Nigeria and destabilise it has gone beyond alarming proportions and entered the realm of a quotidian curse. |
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That might seem reasonable, since there are a few species, such as kudzu, purple loosestrife, and water hyacinth, that grow with alarming speed wherever they show up. |
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Our American diet and lifestyle of stress and overcommitment continually contribute to inflammation as we watch metabolic syndrome rise at an alarming rate. |
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The reliable sources have revealed that after the alarming disclosers of officials more arrests would be accepted in upcoming days in this regard. |
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Tenders are invited for Providing and installation of alarming equipment search light and sign boards at Ravishankar Sagar Dam Gangrel and New Rudri Barage site. |
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