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The multiversity that Clark Kerr so presciently discovered now finds itself in an age of apprehension with few certainties.

Patients over 18 years of age of all activity levels will be eligible to participate if they report insecurity (apprehension) at the shoulder joint, have physical signs of shoulder instability (provocation of apprehension with drawer and apprehension tests), and have evidence of capsulolabral damage in the shoulder joint on arthroscopic examination.

This decreased following colonoscopy, probably associated with removal of apprehension about diagnostic outcome.

Mr. Jackson recalled that his manager called about "The Onion" with a note of apprehension in her voice.

Sayyida Salme stares out with frankness, challenge, and a hint of apprehension from giant photos.

Yet with prominence comes a little bit of apprehension for the summer, according to Sherwood.

She is currently writing a book on the topic of society's growing apprehension and fear, and will follow with a play that will be the imaginative version of similar themes.

But it captures the blend of attraction and apprehension with which many islanders regard Western influences.

Milk's volunteers took thousands of brochures there, but came back with feelings of apprehension.

He answers enthusiastically, yet with a bit of apprehension.

A day that started out with a bit of apprehension actually turned out to be terrific.