The 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks passed without major incident, but jitters about terrorism that led to alerts across the country on the ground and in the skies were still being felt on Monday.
"For me, there were physical jitters about everything that was going on," he said, kicking back in the music room of the spacious, art-filled home he shares with his fiancée in an upscale Nashville neighborhood.
Goldman added: "There is jitters that have come about as bonds broke out.
Mr. Beltratti said that banks would be the first bellwether of trouble in the case of growing jitters about the euro, and that Intesa Sanpaolo had been "very careful" from the point of view of liquidity and capital.
While spending has been strong in the third quarter, aided by continued gains in income and mortgage refinancings, analysts worry that jitters about a possible United States attack on Iraq, any related spike in oil prices and weeks of declines in stock markets will sap spending strength ahead.
But on Thursday and Friday, the peso fell by a total of 5percentt against the dollar, reflecting the market's jitters about Mr. Kirchner's warning that "I will not be prey for corporations" and his attack on "groups and sectors of economic power that benefited from unacceptable privileges during the past decade".
United States stocks ended up for the day, but had bounced wildly on jitters about Europe and rising fears that Greece would have to default on its sovereign — or government — debt.
They demanded a tough response to what the Chinese government calls separatist terrorism, and they used words that underscored their jitters about Xinjiang, days ahead of the anniversary of deadly ethnic violence four years ago.
And here's a secret: should you enter a room and feel those familiar jitters, remember that most people you meet are too busy worrying about what others think about them to really notice and judge you.
Members of Ms. Spears's camp say that although she expressed jitters about performing on television again, she showed a semblance of sticking to her regimen.
