We worry when funding for successful job, housing and health initiatives vanishes in the name of 'cutting red tape'".
It saves money, red tape, worry and lost sales.
And for all its wealth, citizens of "the little red dot" worry that their country is overlooked abroad.
Government spending – especially on unemployment benefits, aid to states, and some construction projects – probably helped avert a more wrenching downturn, but continued red ink worries households, which are also trying to rebuild savings and reduce debt after a spending binge.
Internet stocks In contrast, Internet stocks remained stuck in the red amid worries about interest rates.
After a couple of days in which optimism was allowed to creep back in, Asian markets moved decisively back into the red, as worries about slowdowns in corporate earnings and commodity demand chased away relief over easing credit conditions.
Instead, she uses her lyrical, pointillist prose to conjure the homely details of their middle-class life on Long Island: the ordinary pleasures of a family trip to the beach, the aggravations of tending to four squabbling children, the claustrophobia of marital discord where a simple silence can become "a remarkable concoction" of "hurt, impatience, recrimination, blood-red anger, fear, worry".
Nearby, James Mulvaney's "Integrity of Caring" evokes a weathered billboard, announcing in faded red lettering: "Why worry about it This shouldn't have any importance".
And red squirrel advocates worry that the pine marten could be a false hope, promising a free and uncontroversial solution that could threaten funds for culling.
