Meanwhile the political classes worried about everything from expenses scandals to benefits scroungers.
And automakers in all price classes worry that the Facebook generation is more interested in mobile phones than in fast cars; analysts say the phenomenon has already hurt auto sales in Japan.
Kyrill Atamanchyk, another activist, who decamped for Lithuania several years ago, believes that if the youth-driven protests in Minsk can hold out until the end of the summer, they may get a second wind from the working classes worried over the cost of fuel and basic foodstuffs.
Even the non-helicopters among us, who would never dream of referring to "our" college applications or pushing a child into A.P. classes worry about whether we're giving our children what they'll need to support themselves as adults, whatever that might be.
Intent to participate in medical follow-up, as a function of class membership, was tested using equality of proportions.The best-fitting model (BIC = 18 540.67, BLMRT = <0.001) was characterized by three distinctive survivor classes (worried, 19%; self-controlling, 26%; and collaborative, 55%) and three significant class covariates (gender, perceptions of health, and severity of late effects).
In fact, unless you've been allowing this sort of learning to happen continuously, it is difficult to see how it could exist for a GCSE class worrying about saying and writing the correct answer.
She is also a Birmingham schoolgirl trying to settle into a new class, worrying about homework and reading lists, missing friends from her old school, and squabbling with her two younger brothers.
Many students do not ask questions in class, worried they will look dumb.
In oil-rich Kazakhstan, the region's magnet for foreign investment, both the wealthy and the middle class worry about losing what they have built for themselves.
But some black businessmen and others in the new middle class worry that the ANC may veer to the left, despite Mr Zuma's assurances to the contrary.
