Thus, the lack of a big buyer is expected to keep rates high and continue to feed market unease.
As a practical matter, however, the report is likely to have little direct impact, beyond feeding the unease of those who already have doubts about Mrs. Clinton.
The country's broiling summer was approaching, and violent street protests over power failures had erupted in many Pakistani cities, adding to the general unease fed by a floundering economy, gang warfare in Karachi, sectarian killings of Shiites, the C.I.A.'s drone attacks in the northwestern tribal areas and the drip-drip of revelations about a defiantly venal ruling class.
Much of the unease is fed by fear of the unknown — that febrile political playground, in which new parties proliferate, filling the air with their deals, feuds and treachery.
But the speed with which the Front National pounced on events in the US to suggest otherwise fed the sense of unease not just in Paris, but in Brussels, Berlin and elsewhere.
But the controversy feeds on the unease many South Koreans feel as they struggle to reconcile the influence of a rising China with their longstanding security ties to the United States.
All this drove home a sense of threat, but that unease has only fed into a hesitation to embark on modern-day military campaigns.
But it also feeds off the social unease felt by people in poor, formerly industrialized cities like this one, near Lille in northern France.
As played by Quaid, the President is a floundering buffoon, cut adrift from the electorate and reliant, with no more than a twinge of unease, on his hectoring chief of staff (Willem Dafoe), who feeds him lines for public declamation through an earpiece.
As smartphones have allowed us to have our computers, emails, social media feeds, and a full surveillance system in our pockets at all times, stories of the law enforcements unease with that have been popping up in the press.
