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Tim Mongomerie, whose critique of where his party is going wrong grows more compelling by the week, expresses deep concern that the party leadership is in danger of neglecting the aspirational "grafters" whose votes are essential to any Tory victory in three years' time.
The letter, passed to the Guardian, warns more than 800,000 people with disabilities will be hit by the reforms, and expresses deep concern that the employment minister, Chris Grayling, has said the government defeats in the Lords will be overturned.
Mariam, 17, expresses deep concern that the conflict will jeopardize her chances of going to university.
In a May 2009 meeting interior minister Hanif Atmar expresses deep concerns that if lives could be in danger if news leaked that foreign police trainers working for US commercial contractor DynCorp hired "dancing boys" to perform for them.
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And in contrast to environmental groups who wanted stronger protections, Utah Gov. Gary Herbert expressed "deep concern" that they go too far.
Senior Pentagon and military officials also express deep concern that the laws and understanding of armed conflict have not kept current with the challenges of offensive cyberwarfare.
Alnahdi's death comes at a time when Muslims in the United States have expressed deep concern that they will be the target of hate crimes.
Pollak ultimately reversed his decision in terms of allowing evidence, but still expressed deep concern that "there have been at least a few instances in which fingerprint examiners, here and abroad, have made identifications that turned out to be erroneous".
Even this week, in conversations with his aides and members of Congress who came to visit, Mr. Bush expressed deep concern that American troops could be involved in or around Afghanistan for far longer than he would like.
