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But in the newly published material, the university's psychology research ethics committee says it found the Kogan proposal so "worrisome" that it took the "very rare" decision to reject the project.

It is all the more worrisome that it happened within a community that has the responsibility to hold the weapons of the country and to protect the population," Gen Gaye told the BBC's Focus on Africa TV programme.

"It's worrisome; that's the word that comes to mind," said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York.

In this, there are worrisome signs that it is making progress.

What makes the particular strain of bird flu H5N1 so worrisome is that it can now also infect people.

"But the peculiar part and what's worrisome is that it is much more common in African-Americans and it is becoming a mini-epidemic.

"What makes the Bush pattern different, deeper and more worrisome is that it has been almost a century in the making".

The Clinton administration found the danger of disgruntled nuclear caretakers worrisome enough that it considered building better housing for some officers in the nuclear rocket corps.

But what's most worrisome is that it can affect the brain in a whole host of ways — from causing it to be smaller and actually physically different, to causing learning and behavioral problems.

"What's most worrisome is that it seems to expand the scope of control beyond the formal boundaries of the prison camp," The Associated Press quoted Frank Jannuzi, deputy executive director of Amnesty International USA, as saying.

The Higgs potential has the worrisome feature that it might become megastable at energies above 100bn giga-electron-volts (GeV).