MPs promise to grill executives from both firms.Betting the pharmaAll this reflects some proper worries.
One of the ironies of the Manichean, "clash of civilisation" model, which has split the world on your watch, is that the very aspects of literal, Wahhabist Islam that westerners have proper worries about - the death penalty, the subordination of women, homophobia, censorship, aggressive warmaking, the divine authority of leaders - are aspects you don't have that much trouble with.
■ Former colleagues in government have failed to show proper concern for the "worries and fear" felt by Britain's 3 million-strong Muslim community in the current febrile atmosphere.
He had every right to worry about proper documentation, but the connections seem quite clear (at least four decades on).
They are right to worry about how a law requiring the proper care of dogs will affect them.
He and his wife say it was proper but, perhaps worried, in 2003 paid an extra $14.5 million in federal income tax and interest.
For the accused's siblings though, the immediate concern is finding a proper meal rather than worrying about their brother, who they do not even remember growing up with.
You needn't worry about proper grammar any longer.
It helps explain why organisations that would appear to have no stake in a national cable deal, such as the Virginia Holocaust Museum, have supported the bid.There are grounds to worry that proper scrutiny of the proposed deal will be impaired because of "regulatory capture", especially since Comcast has hired former regulators to advise it and lobby for it.
The challenges that face it do not seem insurmountable, and Neander (1995, 1991), in particular, has made great strides in addressing and managing the worry that proper functions are indeterminate.
