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Another growing concern was malnutrition and disease.

Thus, the growing concern was that these newly identified aminoglycoside-resistance genes could easily spread and be further disseminated among the glucose-nonfermentative gram-negative bacilli, including P. aeruginosa and Acinetobacter spp. and the genera belonging to the family Enterobacteriaceae.

But a growing concern is that they may dig in for longer this time.

And a growing concern is the rapid growth of discarded electronics, especially in developing countries.

The growing concern is about unemployment, and that touches us because most of the people not in employment are young.

This growing concern is also expressed in the European Landscape Convention, which will be used as a start for the analysis in this article.

In many countries across the world a universal issue of growing concern is increasing demand for health services and corresponding escalating costs.

A growing concern is that the banks are so hampered by bad assets from the last boom that they are unable to fund a new cycle of investment.

A growing concern is river flooding, a certain result of water from the gulf being pushed up the waterways that feed into the bays.

But for us as taxpayers, watching this battle from the sidelines, one growing concern is how aggressively Fannie and Freddie will pursue their requests.

One growing concern is that without Mr. Bashir, a peace treaty signed in 2005 between Sudan's central government and southern rebels could fall apart.