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But some lawmakers still have jitters about putting satellites into the hands of Washington's adversaries, and in particular those of Beijing.

And while some of the men said they found the four-story homes with exquisite architectural details, backyard gardens -- all 20 minutes from Midtown -- irresistible, they also admitted having jitters about the reception they might get from the neighbors in Hamilton Heights, which stretches from 135th to 155th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue to the Hudson River.

"I'm too excited to have jitters," he said.

Ms. Nelson admitted to having jitters.

Plushenko acknowledged having jitters as he entered the Olympic rink.

But when investors have the jitters about a company, as they do about AT&T, it is rarely all about the numbers.

"The speaking tour is very different than doing a show, where, you can have momentary jitters about nailing a break, getting to commercial on time, or finishing the interview in four minutes," she said.

Nonetheless, last week's decision by the Federal Reserve to lean toward raising rates has sent jitters about inflation down Wall Street, jitters the market hasn't felt in years.

The property market has been a driver of that growth, but a recent sharp rise in prices has kindled jitters about a potential bubble.

The journey has provoked jitters about security.

Goldman added: "There is jitters that have come about as bonds broke out.