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"jealousy over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a feeling or emotion of envy or suspicion when someone has something that you do not have, or when someone else has something that you believe should be yours. For example: "She felt a deep sense of jealousy over her sister's new car."
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"Without a doubt there is jealousy over the sales.
Previous research reported gender differences in ratings of jealousy over a sexual versus emotional infidelity.
Is the subtext of the debate perhaps a Western fear and jealousy over a rising China?
Virginia attributed the breakup of the marriage to her husband's jealousy over her friendship with Chávez.
Tribal leaders dismiss the criticism as jealousy over Indians' efforts to raise their political standing.
In this case, out of jealousy over jewelry, a woman had poisoned her sister-in-law.
It began on the court but was fanned by jealousy over endorsements.
Of course he may have been overcome with jealousy over the porch bed".
Jealousy over Jews' success in the economy and at the royal court only fueled the oppression, he wrote.
Stories abound of jealousy over comments posted on a boyfriend's Facebook wall or photos showing him dancing with someone else.
When seven-year-old Sara Crewe joins her boarding school, she hides her jealousy over the girl's wealth and popularity.
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