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The demise of The News of the World has prompted calls for some worrisome remedies, including further curbs on British journalists.

The sale of such a sizable expanse of forest and the modest price per acre were part of an enormous, and for some, worrisome transformation in timberland ownership and use throughout the Upper Peninsula, a territory twice as large as New Jersey, with 312,000 residents, more than 400 wolves and roughly as many counties (15) as stoplights.

[C1.] Few Dismal Outlooks From Economists for 2006 Despite some worrisome indicators, only a handful of the 53 economists surveyed by Blue Chip Economic Indicators predict that the growth rate in 2006 will drop much below the 3.7percentt average so far this year.

These point to some worrisome signs for the country, amid a steep slide in its currency and looming dollar shortages for its financial institutions.

But the MPAA's report included some worrisome signs for the industry.

But Kim's lead among potential voters, 46%to42%2%, falls within the margin of error in the nonpartisan Monmouth University survey, and the poll included some worrisome findings for the Republican.

For some, the most worrisome thing about geoengineering is the idea that, once people know about it, they will think of it as a technological quick fix that makes it unnecessary to control emissions of greenhouse gases, an effort everyone takes pains to point out is by far the most important step to be taken now.

For some, the most worrisome type of violence is that which results from institutional harassment because doctors may interfere with established interests, political and economic.

Doha failed for many reasons, some more worrisome than others.

But the trend for "Ally McBeal" is worrisome for the network.

For some analysts, the most worrisome indicator was a sharp falloff in Amazon's media sales in North America.