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Among those working on the genetics of type 2 diabetes, there was growing apprehension that these two genes might be providing a representative view of the genetic architecture of type 2 diabetes.

Now, there is growing apprehension that it is India's turn to be sold out.

Meanwhile, there is growing apprehension among some involved in the shuttle redesign.

Student Sarah Hanlin, 24, felt a growing apprehension in the days leading up to the tour.

"There is growing apprehension about the ability of Governor Davis to defeat the recall," Mr. Dooley said.

Scientific worry over the fate of the nautilus parallels the growing apprehension over the effects of deep-sea fishing on a variety of creatures.

What makes today different from the 1970s is growing apprehension about global warming as a threat to political security and the environment, according to the report.

Another New Yorker who linked his growing apprehension to the change at City Hall was Sherman Jackson, a 55-year-old former government worker and lifelong New Yorker.

Little wonder, perhaps, that Israelis now eye the Golan Heights, their disputed land border with Syria, with growing apprehension as Assad's forces are advancing.

You feel the growing apprehension, then fear, as Mayfield, his wife and children detect that someone has been secretly breaking into their house for many weeks.

THERE is growing apprehension within the Vatican over the leadership of Pope Benedict XVI after one insider labelled his gaffe-prone reign a disaster.