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The minister of state for immigration, Damian Green, denied that a decision had been taken, but Gillies said the lack of clarity had created "apprehension of the highest order" for thousands of students.

In Washington, a senior American official said that "the multiple signals coming from the Chinese" have created apprehension in the Bush administration that the Chinese military could delay resolution and release of the 24 Americans detained when their spy plane made an emergency landing on Hainan island off southern China after the collision.

"This has created a feeling of apprehension," Mr. Khan said.

"While I believe the department's efforts to reach out to the Muslim communities were well intentioned, the mapping proposal has created a level of fear and apprehension that made it counterproductive," Mr. Villaraigosa said.

The Refugee and Migrant Forum of East London (Ramfel) has sent a "letter before claim" to the Home Office and warned that the initiative had created "a sense of apprehension, tension and confusion".

communicated through attorneys that the city should cease further communication with residents about the inventory, which had created unwarranted confusion and apprehension, according to the letter.

It was evident that a series of events over the last three days -- Mr. Bush's repeated appeals to the public to go about their normal lives, the anthrax scare and a general warning from the F.B.I. that new terrorist attacks were imminent -- had created a mood of fear and apprehension in the country.

"On the other hand, it creates apprehension.

A tourist doesn't want to come to a place that creates apprehension in his mind".

Just using the words "diversity training" can create apprehension amongst employees.

The inability to exert an influence over life's events can create apprehension and apathy [ 49].