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Opinion polls here show growing disillusionment with American policy in Iraq and an increased unease about the relationship between the president and the prime minister.

The call comes amid increasing unease among MPs about the scheme, which the thinktank the Institute of Economic Affairs has warned could see costs spiral to £80bn.

When parents question the legitimacy of prioritizing the artificial stimulation of a child's immune system over naturally acquired immunity, their uncertainty about bodily reactions to vaccinations might be part of "an increasing unease with modernity" which is paralleled by general concerns about the safety of mobile phones or environmental pollution, for example [ 17].

The letter, which was addressed to the top members of the House and Senate budget committees, reflects the increased unease that lawmakers on both sides of the aisle feel about sequestration.

However, there is an increasing state of unease about their fall into the Premier League's relegation places.

Senator Clinton saying she won Michigan and Florida increases this unease about her upcoming strategy to capture the nomination.

Freeman said Sunday that a collapse in the organization's finances coincided precisely with increasing staff unease.

There is a growing sense that the public has a right to know about the private lives of public figures, and an increasing feeling of unease when it comes to extramarital affairs.

Investors have been gripped by an increasing sense of unease this week, largely because of the uncertainty related to China.

Repeated watching of the ad on YouTube increased my unease.

Under the previous Labour government a backlog in processing asylum claims increased public unease.