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Chinese medicine is also hugely influential, too, if only subconsciously, and its basis in non-invasive treatment creates unease around putting a foreign object into the body, for hours at a time.

These forces create unease because they could easily interdict shipments of Caspian oil and gas.

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

In this environment, even the evident benefits of plentiful, low-carbon natural gas create unease that the drive for zero-carbon options may stall.

it can create unease at times but its our only path to long term relevance.

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

Of course, rapid cuts can create unease: what are they hiding?

The owners of these companies say the valuations make them giddy, but also create unease.

But the level of dismay these insurgents have brought with their actions -- from the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 that killed 298 people in July, to the dozens of civilians killed around Mariupol in recent weeks -- is creating unease across Russia.

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 activism has been stirring, creating unease in Beijing and among local oligarch business interests.