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reinforced fear of a restructuring Tuesday.
In a year when the top recording companies had largely abandoned jazz and two of the major living jazz artists, Ornette Coleman and Sonny Rollins, turned 79, the NEA survey reinforced fear that jazz was a gradually disappearing art.
But several incidents have reinforced fears in the newsroom.
The report reinforced fears that a weak job market and tight credit were discouraging home buyers.
The arrival of Stobart Barristers last year has reinforced fears among the wider legal profession.
But the controversies of recent days have reinforced fears of an overreaching government while calling into question Mr. Obama's ability to master his own presidency.
Gyrations in money movements over the past five years (see left-hand chart) have reinforced fears that sloshing tides of capital can destabilise economies.
The last-minute delay reinforced fears that European leaders were still far from containing a crisis that threatens the world economy.
The attacks reinforced fears that the civil conflict in Syria, which has become increasingly sectarian in nature, now threatened to spill over the border.
The report from the National Association of Realtors reinforced fears that the weak job market and scarcity of credit are discouraging Americans from buying homes.
BASEL, Switzerland — Central bank chiefs warned Monday that economic growth remained uneven, especially in industrial countries, as new data reinforced fears of a slowdown in Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
