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A clinical cut-off score of 19 and above has been determined to identify highly dentally anxious individuals who require specialist care (e.g. behavioural management and/or anaesthesia) [ 10].
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Technology has turned the trading floor into a sideshow, leaving trading floor specialists at the exchange anxious that they will become mere extras on CNBC.
"We know students don't write well when they're anxious," said Ed Hardin, a College Board test specialist.
Dr Fran Woodard, the executive director of policy and impact at Macmillan Cancer Support, said when someone was diagnosed with cancer or told they had symptoms, the wait to see a specialist could be an anxious time.
The mainstream press was ecstatic in its celebration of Bannister's race, but specialist athletics magazines were anxious about the use of two fellow-runners as pacemakers.
Parents commented these specialists made children feel less anxious and more aware of what the day would entail.
Wilbur L. Ross, a billionaire and a buyout specialist, later pronounced himself unmoved — and anxious that Mr. de Blasio's liberal worldview could imperil the gains made by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the gleaming cityscape, cleaner streets and innovative urban initiatives.
According to Mr Roy, the Central Asian specialist in Paris, the Soviet regime was anxious to destroy the pan-Islamic and pan-Turkish ideology promoted by Central Asian intellectuals in the early 20th century so it could introduce bolshevism more easily.
His was ever a specialist knowledge, bringing reason and care to the anxious debates of modern transport.
