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The most worrisome element of Mr. Bush's policy is that it seems unprepared for changing conditions.

Early optimism that Iranian negotiators were ready to discuss the outlines of a deal — one that would have frozen the most immediately worrisome elements of the country's nuclear program in return for an acknowledgment of the country's right to enrich uranium under a highly obtrusive inspection regimen — faded in April, when the talks collapsed.

The details are sketchy at this point, but there are enough good ideas to start a discussion in Congress — and enough worrisome elements to merit caution.

The worrisome element is that the blastocyst stage, needed to extract stem cells, is also the stage where fertility clinics typically implant embryos, with a 40 to 60percentt chance of producing a baby.

Federer has a worrisome streak of his own.

It also suggested a worrisome level of sophistication.

A new report gives a worrisome picture of climate-related problems the New York region will likely face this century.

Although cardiac arrest is a worrisome consequence of untreated hyperkalemia, rarely does hyperkalemia electrocardiographically manifest as acute ischemia.

Then there is a worrisome web of overseas companies in Incubator's public filings.

We've had a worrisome number of dry winters.

Variety noted a "worrisome lack of buzz" leading up to the film's release.