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The crowd of 44,392 stood constantly and cheered in full voice, but also seemed muted at times by anxiety, particularly as the game wore on and the specter of elimination grew.
Even some of Mr. Obama's black supporters privately express the same anxiety, in more muted form.
As a result, the sense of anxiety feels more muted — a recent survey found that ninety-one per cent of kiwis still have "faith in the banking system".
The tremors, though relatively muted for now, suggest that anxiety about the ongoing stalemate in Washington has crept into markets worldwide, dampening economic prospects as the reliability of the world's most rock-solid credit has been called into doubt.
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The trial was centered on Luvox, a drug related to Prozac but considered to be more beneficial for O.C.D. Luvox muted some of Amanda's most extreme anxieties about illness, but it did not erase them.
The welcome for Croatia was somewhat muted, as surveys suggested that "enlargement fatigue" and anxiety about migrant workers were widespread in Europe.
He realized the blankness had its own topography, a mountain range under an ocean, which revealed itself in moments of alternating anxiety and calm, which themselves were muted by the blankness and a part of it.
He realised the blankness had its own topography, a mountain range under an ocean, which revealed itself in moments of alternating anxiety and calm, which themselves were muted by the blankness and a part of it.
