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Both Maas and Anna articulate worries that chronic pain patients are being "thrown under the bus".
Ross Baird, founder of the small venture capital firm, Village Capital, takes on the topic of innovation in a new book, The Innovation Blind Spot, which articulates a worry that has been bubbling up in the American economy for the past few years: Why does it seem like there are fewer good and important ideas?
One might worry that the principles articulated in the theory limit the approach to an actualist ontology.
But chamber officials also worry that Trump has yet to articulate a strategy for commercial engagement in the region.
In his complicated relationship to class, Harris articulates the ache of a certain swath of black millennials — the worry that one's social life will warp one's radicalism, or one's ability to connect with one's "people".
Edgar articulates his privilege with eggshell delicacy, worrying that people will think "his feelings were purchased and therefore not true".
But he said he worried that the Georgian side, with its media-savvy, articulate president, was dominating how the war was interpreted.
At first, I was worried that only the Bible thumpers or fans of "Atlas Shrugged" would respond to an idea like this, but people made very compelling and articulate pitches for their books.
However, some of them worried that personalization could distract them.
As regards personalized diagnostic test results, worries are articulated that individuals with a certain response rate to a drug could be (genetically) discriminated.
