The media herd took a mischievous delight in the previous incumbents' PR uneasiness.
Perhaps the most glaring sign of the Nets' uneasiness, however, was their ability to turn Rick Fox into a fearless skywalker.
Those conditions, the official said, were laid down by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, reflecting a general Pentagon uneasiness over making a long-term commitment in Africa while troops are stretched thin in Iraq, Afghanistan and other trouble spots.
What remains to be seen is whether the ITF's problems are the results of Msgr. Balestrero's growing pains or caused by deeper Vatican uneasiness related to declassification of their Archives.
The EU's uneasiness with what it has negotiated with the Turkish government is evident, as is Turkish irritation.
Embracing his "protracted mission," Gary does whatever he can to relay information about the American's uneasiness with Taiwan's Chiang Kai-shek, their efforts to deal with Nikita Khrushchev and the Soviets' ever-expanding nuclear arsenal.
And even in the Taiwan Strait, it does not yet have the military capability to accomplish its political goals.China's extreme guardedness about what it is actually doing, as well as occasional bellicose outbursts by officials on matters concerning Taiwan, do nothing to soothe the Pentagon's uneasiness.
Kugelman adds that "India makes no secret of the fact that its decision to modernize its navy is a direct response to China's decision to modernize its navy". For the US, the uneasiness is more complex.
If you are a fan of Vince McMahon's iconic World Wrestling Entertainment company, you are no stranger to the uneasiness WWE currently faces with such a mass list of injuries.
Because Congress has made the endowment subject to the Freedom of Information Act, Eugenia Kemble, head of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s Free Trade Union Institute, has expressed uneasiness about providing the detailed financial statements that are being required by the General Accounting Office.
