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Separate research released on Tuesday by Yale University found that 45% of Americans are either "alarmed" or "concerned" about climate change, with levels of worry reaching levels not seen since 2008.

Keeping 'good stuff' out of reach Parents worry that children will binge on treats, so they often put them out of sight or on a high shelf.

The global chill that accompanied the news of Gorbachev's fall reached Israel in the form of worry over the future of Soviet Jewish immigration and concern that the political turbulence may upset plans for a Middle East peace conference.

For some, surf parks, which use massive pools to generate artificial waves, offer opportunities for the sport to grow both financially and in terms of reach, but skeptics worry about the effects of artificial waves on the sport's unique and treasured culture.

Participants said selecting "Moderate" would indicate the severity of their pain had reached the point of worrying about it and/or contacting their doctor.

As he presses an ambitious agenda expanding the reach of government, Mr. Obama has come to worry that a conservative Supreme Court could become an obstacle down the road, aides said.

The Iranian government — whose support of Hezbollah and Hamas as a means of widening the reach of its Islamic revolution is causing worry in some other Middle Eastern capitals — also took the opportunity to condemn Arab leaders.

Set them in and around you parking area, out of the reach of children and pets (don't worry, your mice can get to them).

The potential reach of these protests certainly has Beijing worried.

Many reporters and editors embraced the reach of the free site while others worried about further cuts if The Times could not tap a new source of revenue.

The New York Times reports that emails made public in last year's hack of Sony's computer system show studio executives worrying about the reach of the league.