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And still others were more worried about protecting their brands.

Mr Westerwelle demanded tax cuts when Germans were more worried about the budget deficit.

All Egyptian women and rights activists interviewed said they were more worried about the near future.

But many Muslims said they were more worried about the anti-Muslim mood that fueled the amendment's passage.

He said the moves implied that traders in those markets were more worried about an economic slowdown.

They were oblivious to anything; they were more worried about having their photo taken, running up and down the road.

Several Democrats reiterated that they were more worried about the partisan divisions than the fate of Mr. Gore.

But "soon, I learned that medical researchers, sociologists, and demographers were more worried about the proliferation of older parents than my friends and I were".

Many local Nauruans admitted last week that they were more worried now after the terrorist attacks in America, but most expressed compassion and curiosity for their Afghan guests.

Federal officials told investigators that they were more worried about the millions of gallons of untreated "gray water" dumped legally by cruise ships each year.

In general, analysts were more worried about how many watches Apple can sell in total rather than the price of the limited-edition model.