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Maybe this was just plain old-fashioned anxiety.
Anxiety disorders--phobias, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, and plain old generalized anxiety--afflict some 23 million people in the United States.
His searing editorials, broadcast across the state's coastal plain, voiced the anxieties and grievances of white southerners at a time of roiling social change.
In the Plains Indians without anxiety disorders, theta power at FZ was significantly lower in alcoholics compared with non-alcoholics (p = 0.0301).
In summary, haplotypes 22122 in the Plains Indians and 2222-derived in the U.S. Caucasians were associated with lower alpha power in both populations, and were more abundant in U.S. Caucasian alcoholics but less abundant in Plains Indians with anxiety disorders.
But it is possible that, in the end, no one will be poisoned, no fish will be killed, and the injuries will be restricted to the wretched hassle, anxiety, and plain indignity of living without water for a week.
Whatever its cause — tactical adjustments, overconfidence/desperation, the avidity of the Montreal crowd, which paralyzed the visitors and rejuvenated the hosts, or else just plain mean reversion — the anxiety, a staple of postseason, successful or not, is back.
If all goes to plan, in about 30 years it will be reliably producing more energy than is put in.The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor became plain ITER following public anxiety about anything that has "thermonuclear" next to "experimental" in its name.
It is more frustration and anxiety now than plain anti-Americanism".
Not - never - infidelity,' he adds, stumbling over his words in his anxiety to make that plain.
