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Critics argue that enormous numbers of clones would pose worries about the strength of humans as a species; sex, they say, is there for a purpose.

The issues for the E.U. come down to how much it wants to take into consideration the risks that the United States says are real — and pose worries for allies like Japan, South Korea and Australia.

"For the car user in particular it does pose worries about platooning lorries taking up a lot of space and blocking others out," he told the BBC, but added that perhaps a dedicated lane may solve that issue.

Correspondents say the election could pose worrying questions for future stability if the final outcome is not accepted.

But the vagueness of the country's end game in Mali — it says it will not leave until the terrorists are gone — poses worrying implications not only for the French, but all foreign nationals in the region.

For it not only brings out America's harsh punitive mood but also poses worrying questions about the trial, in which a key witness told two different versions of events and important evidence was excluded.

It poses worrying questions about regional security as China's military modernises amid the US "pivot" to Asia.

Events in Ukraine pose two worries for the ageing strongmen of Central Asia.First, the success of anti-government protests in Kiev, Ukraine's capital, that toppled Mr Yanukovych might serve as inspiration for revolutions in Central Asia.

At sunrise I was standing on one leg at the edge of Lake Vembanad in south India, wobbly with jetlag, arms raised to the sky in a "tree" yoga pose while worrying about the potential for Wi-Fi reception in this remote area on the banks of Kerala's backwaters.

As Obama's team of nuclear experts have discovered in their recent briefings, it is Pakistan's laboratories — one of which still bears A. Q . Khans name — that still pose the greatest worries for American intelligence officials.

Many of those commenters had been critical of earlier FAA efforts to regulate drones, which the agency worries pose a growing threat to commercial aviation and privacy.