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His exit from the Pentagon has increased worries among some European diplomats that the safety blanket has now been lost.

A weak pound could also explain Britain's renewed economic strength, much as a surge in the yen has increased worries about Japan.

A surge in acquisitions by large Chinese companies in recent years has increased worries that several of them, which rely on borrowed money for their large purchases, could pose a risk to the banks that lend to them.

This has increased worries in Tokyo and smaller countries such as Vietnam that Beijing would dominate any new organisation and use it to promote its long-term aim of reducing US influence in Asia.

The debate over Clinton's emails has increased worries among Democrats about the lack of a campaign organization on their side months after Republicans began setting up their operations, and it appears to have accelerated the schedule for Clinton to formally announce her candidacy, probably next month.

The falloff in economic growth during the summer and mounting evidence of more recent weakness, including disappointing Christmas sales, have increased worries that a slowing economy might be in danger of toppling into recession.

The troublesome signs of the last few weeks have increased worries that the American economy could follow a path similar to, if perhaps not as rugged, as the Japan took on the downside of the boom.

Mixed messages from Trump have increased worries in Congress that the White House is not taking seriously the threat that senior officials say Russia now poses to the upcoming 2018 midterm elections.

The detention of the four, along with Google's dispute over Internet censorship and hacking complaints, has increased investors' worries about doing business in China.

A recent rise in attacks on retail businesses often owned by Christians and considered blasphemous by Islamists -- liquor stores, beauty salons and shops selling Western music -- has increased the worries.

The consensus forecast still calls for the economy to avoid recession, but the recent news, which has included surprisingly low factory orders, stagnant employment growth and a slowdown in nonresidential construction, has increased the worry level.