But at the time... .. Poised and perceptive, Noo, 35, has written a book – as funny and affectionate as it is honest and, frankly, alarming – about her first prolonged visit to her homeland since that summer 20 years ago.
In an interview, his mother, Aicha el-Wafi, said that she had become alarmed about her son's physical and emotional condition after meeting with him last week in the jail.
Last week, Bachmann was in Iowa, setting off alarm bells about her possible presidential ambitions and delivering a speech in which she claimed that the founding fathers had "worked tirelessly" to eradicate slavery.
However, it's nothing to be alarmed about!
It's nothing to be alarmed about -- it's just how life works.
Milani, who was interviewed for The Daily Mail, expressed alarm about having her name associated with drug smugglers, fear for herself, her 12-year-old son and "sympathy" for the professor.
She argues that "positive thinking has made itself useful as an apology for the crueler aspects of the market economy," and she blames overly optimistic thinking for much of what alarms her about this country: the recent housing bubble, the protracted wars, the failure to take climate change seriously, and even Americans' mediocre performance on a barrage of international happiness tests.
Remember this mildly threatening and somewhat crazy letter this son left his mom about her alarm clock?
Sociologists have sounded alarms about antiestablishment hatred boiling in cyberspace.
Some consultants say they sounded repeated alarms about the process.
