More than 160 MPs have signed a Commons motion expressing "deep unease" at the prospect of war with Iraq.
But it doesn't want to, at all, and for months military sources in Whitehall have been expressing deep unease about the situation to anyone who will listen.
Several lawmakers said that aides to Mr. Bloomberg, who had backed the cleanup plan, expressed deep unease about the possibility of an early-morning fracas.
Fifty Labour MPs have already signed a motion expressing deep unease about the possibility of a war against Iraq.Bad timingThe prime minister denies that any decision has been taken, in Washington or London, on what to do about Iraq.
Although many senior ANC figures have privately expressed deep unease about the issue, the party has publically rallied around the president in strident fashion.
The "birther" challenge, which galvanized so many Republican voters, expresses a deep unease with black claims to political inclusion and leadership that can be traced as far back as the 1860s.
Not only his disagreement with the majority, but also the terms in which he expressed his views both in this case and in a second abortion-related decision today indicated Justice Kennedy's deep unease with a 1992 decision, of which he was a joint author, that had reaffirmed the right to abortion.
"But, there is deep unease.
