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Though the interview upholds Peltier's claims, it seems to create unease among Peltier's supporters.

The statement from Banco Santander and Abbey did not specify the number of jobs that will go but the warning of cuts is certain to create unease among staff at Britain's second-largest mortgage lender.

Naturally any reorganisation, especially one as apparently radical as this one, will create unease among healthcare professionals.

The situation in Europe has created unease among American consumers over whether horse meat might also find its way into the food supply in the United States.

But the dinners are creating unease among officials of the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, which in 1990 published guidelines that limit what gifts doctors may accept.

It is an irony that has a particular resonance in Germany right now, where the government's decisions on a series of weapons deals have created unease among parliamentarians who complain they were kept in the dark.

But high dropout rates at some of these colleges, difficulty in transferring credits, higher tuition bills than at public colleges and skepticism from some employers about the value of the degrees are all creating unease among some in Congress.

The group has promised to continue its fight against government targets in Kabul and elsewhere, creating unease among many Afghans as they prepare for coalition forces to withdraw troops from the country by 2014 or sooner.

The ambiguity surrounding Walsh's status is creating unease among some Knicks officials and employees, who revere the New York-born Walsh for saving the franchise from the humiliation of the Isiah Thomas era.

The prospect of a protracted battle at time when Republicans were coalescing around Senator John McCain of Arizona, who secured his party's nomination on Tuesday, created unease among at least some Democrats.

But he also said he would move to "construct a legitimate legal framework" to justify the detention of dangerous terrorism suspects who could not be tried or released, a proposal that is creating unease among human rights advocates who are among his staunchest backers.