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The research into parents' concerns comes as legislators in Europe consider a policy called "the right to be forgotten," meaning that Web users should be entitled to delete their digital past records.

The decision, prompted by security concerns, comes at an especially delicate time: The war between Assad's regime and the rebels in Syria is threatening to destabilize a border that has remained relatively calm for four decades.

With every increase in the magnitude of the capital sums required for starting or extending large industrial concerns comes the need for an increase in the ability demanded by their management; and this the financiers cannot supply: indeed they bleed industry of middle class ability by attracting it into their own profession.

Generalize the point to nationality and movement within and across borders, and – not all that obliquely – one of the drafters' central concerns comes back into focus: that of the minimum conditions for individuals to have a chance of making a good life for themselves.

The company's good fortune, like that of other mining concerns, comes from rising demand in China.

A different set of concerns comes from scientists in central and eastern European countries--several of which are candidates for E.U. membership but already pay to play in the current Framework.

For ordinary Chinese, material concerns come first.

Such concerns come at a critical time for the agency.

But health concerns come secondary to attaining beauty.

On top of any economic concerns come pressing foreign-policy concerns.

I think when they see that they will too understand where our concerns come from".