The figure is associated with those living in low-income (<$30K/year) households and those who are less likely to have attended college – it's not some sort of reaction to concerns about the internet's impact.
Confusing and costly tax returns are not the only fallout from the I.R.S. change; the policy has set off a chain reaction of other concerns.
The declines in those markets on Monday were a harbinger of wider declines worldwide, and apparently a reaction to concerns about the fate of the auto industry.
With regards to response from the environment, suicide attempts often elicit reactions of care, compassion, and concern; in contrast, NSSI often elicits responses involving disgust, fear, and hostility.
"Right now my reaction is one of concern and of anger, trying to get to the bottom of what's going on," Earhart told the station.
TSR may be adapted either to report all suspected reactions in the defined population or to focus only on specific reactions of particular concern, for example treatment-threatening toxicity, etc.
Don't get me wrong, the Philippines is definitely one of the most beautiful, affordable, and safe places I've been to on my own, but those things are kind of hard to enjoy when you're constantly being asked, "Are you alone?" or "Where's your boyfriend?" When I first told people that I was constantly asked "Are you alone?", their reactions were out of concern.
Use a highlighter to emphasize reactions that are of concern to you, and show these instances to a physician or a dietician if you are confused about the results.
Although attitudes were largely positive towards KEMRI, many questions reflected therapeutic 'misconceptions' of health research and consequent concerns about procedures, as has been reported for Kilifi elsewhere [ 11, 24, 28] The most frequently asked questions and strongest reaction, of surprise and concern, were about the heel prick procedure, as predicted by the chiefs.
Just the reaction, as a senator, of concern".
The Chinese reaction to an expression of concern by Maria Otero, the American government's "special co-ordinator for Tibetan issues" was fierce even by the usual standards.
