The worry persists that making kids step on a scale will embarrass or stigmatize them, and sending information about obesity home to parents will, in essence, "blame the victims".
[C1.] WORLD MARKETS RISE Stock markets worldwide rallied on news of the federal takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, though worry persists over other economic ills.
Despite the financial markets' reactions on Friday, deep-seated worry persists about Europe's efforts to prevent the debt crisis from plunging the entire global economy into a tailspin.
That brings in the question of political oversight, and it is here that the picture starts to cloud over.On both sides of the Atlantic, the worry persists that the spies are too close to their masters.
Although anticipation of probable danger is adaptive, it is unclear why excessive worry persists when it often causes distress and has few apparent benefits.
Still, given how tightly age is linked to dementia risk, the worry persists that increasing late-life longevity, to the extent that it drives population aging, will fuel a rising number, and proportion, of people with dementia [ 5].
Even after European leaders appeared to have averted a chaotic default by Greece with an eleventh-hour deal for aid, worries persist that a debt disaster on the Continent has merely been delayed.
The Commerce Department reported yesterday that the economy posted a solid growth rate of 4percentt in the third quarter, unchanged from the estimate made a month ago, even as worries persist about just how much the economy is weakening.
The CSI 300 Index of shares in Shanghai and Shenzhen dropped 2percentt by midday as worries persisted about a real estate slowdown in mainland China.
But, in all, criminal charges have been brought against ex-bosses from 25 different firms, ranging from American Tissue, which makes paper products, to Lason, a document-management firm.Over-zealous Two worries persist.
