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Visa takes fees from credit-card transactions; the risk from defaults on payments, a growing worry of late, is held by banks that issue the plastic.

Lippmann's fears chimed with the growing worry of some prominent mid-20th century economists that too much democratic decision-making would lead to financial ruin.

But he said the episode also underscored concerns that the Chinese military might sometimes act independently of the country's political leadership, a growing worry of American defense officials who say they do not know the real goals of the secretive Chinese armed forces.

The Egyptian immigrants who came to St . George— almost as soon as they arrived in the United States — were propelled by developments at home: the loss of jobs and opportunity, or the growing worries of the Copts, who make up about 10 percent of Egypt's roughly 80 million people.

But as a public health concern, Alzheimer's — the seventh-leading cause of death in 2006, according to the National Center for Health Statistics — is a growing worry because of its already high cost of care and the likelihood that the numbers of those with the disease will grow markedly as the population ages.

The question of NATO expansion to Russia's frontiers lies at the heart of Moscow's growing worry that instead of integrating Russia deeper into the common European enterprise of building new security structures, the Bush administration is erecting the foundations for some future containment of Russia.

Though Silicon Valley was top of mind, there was also a growing worry about the loss of jobs that often results from new technologies.

Books and reading are embedded profoundly in Khartoum's self-image and the country's history, and there is growing worry that the collapse of book culture is a direct mirror of the country's overall decline.

MEXICO CITY — Suddenly, killings have plummeted in El Salvador, one of the most violent countries in Central America and a source of growing worry over gangs and organized crime.

Another growing worry is the advance of the Zika virus.

And he did so at a time of growing worry among Republicans that rising gas and oil prices could seriously damage his presidency.