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Darlene Hanke, 65, his wife, who previously worked in food services for the hospital, agreed, referencing concerns about Rosendale's links to the state as part of a wider critique of his strategy.

The reason for the question in the headline is, of course, Betsy DeVos' comments in a Senate confirmation hearing in which she referenced concerns about "potential grizzlies" as sufficient to warrant guns in schools.

At this point in the meeting Zuckerberg also suggestively referenced MEPs' concerns about election interference — to better play on a security fear that's inexorably close to their hearts.

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He made a passing reference to concerns about New York's antiquated system of voting, but offered no plans to address those concerns.

"We've had this conversation in past years," she said, in reference to concerns about a dip in applications and enrollment, "and then it didn't happen.

"And, through it all, Ronald Reagan always did". It was the not the first reference to concerns about the president's state of mind during the Iran-contra affair.

And even in their statements of approval for Haspel, many lawmakers referenced McCain's concerns about "torture's immorality".

Administration officials said potential attackers might have been tipped off by news reports earlier in the week that included vague references to American concerns about France.

The statement by Mr. Sumeidi, at an appearance in Washington last month, was the first public reference to the concerns about the role played by the Majid family.

The communique also expressed a firm resolve "to support the strong, sustained and balanced growth of the regional and global economy" -- a clear reference to U.S. concerns about a huge trade deficit with China's export-driven economy, fiscal problems in developed nations and the low savings rate in the United States.