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There was concern from within academia about the influence the Ramsay Centre would have over the curriculum and fears that it would push one narrow view of history.

But congressional staffers said there was concern from both parties that Pace's confirmation hearing could evoke bitter debate about Iraq war policy.

Indeed, one reason Monsanto dropped its development of genetically modified wheat in 2004 was concern from American farmers that it would endanger wheat exports.

With primaries Tuesday in Wisconsin and Hawaii, there was concern from some of Mr. Obama's advisers and supporters in Wisconsin that Mrs. Clinton might be closing the gap between her and him.

Conservative MP Jeremy Lefroy said Atos should be placed in the "last chance saloon" by the government.There was concern from Labour's Sheila Gilmour that 43% of people who were found fit for work were not working the following year and were not receiving benefits.

But there was concern from Western governments and NGOs about the implications.

The government was concerned from the start.

It was apolitical and middle-class to its soft core, and was concerned from the outset with love not war, flowers not favelas.

Crichton was concerned from the outset with how to give a distinct look to the gunslinger's point of view when the audience saw events through its eyes.

Levitt insisted that there should not be distractions from social obligations, employment, and welfare, about which he was concerned from the early days of capitalism.

As far as the public was concerned, from 2009 to 2012 this was the only kind of bass music being produced.