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Mr. Dempsey said one security concern could emerge if Coplink went nationwide and was open to law enforcement officials at varying levels.

One particular concern could emerge from genetics data (Tavani 2004).

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank remains concerned that inflation could emerge as a major issue in Germany and elsewhere in Europe in 2007.

Government pressure on banks to maintain their holdings in Greece may also have prompted concern that similar coercion could emerge elsewhere.

Perhaps out of concern that a backlash could emerge if enough consumers learned the source of their leather, many of the large chain retailers and manufacturers of leather products tend to offer more rather than less information.

However, German authorities recently broke up a suspected far-right militant group known as "Oldschool Society" and there are concerns that similar groups could emerge elsewhere.

As the cuts take effect, parents, local librarians and national experts are voicing concern that an achievement gap could emerge between wealthier neighborhood schools with better outside resources and their poorer counterparts, like Cleveland Elementary, located in D.C.'s Shaw neighborhood.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers said they were concerned that many more cases could emerge.

Investors and economic analysts have their own concerns about the potential instability that could emerge in the absence of a strong government.

"There is a concern about whether the extreme hateful right could emerge in Europe," Samuel R. Berger, the national security adviser, said in an interview on Friday evening.

Of particular concern are the several ways a human influenza pandemic could emerge.