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As I drove to her house, I actually had a case of predate jitters! What would we talk about? What if she didn't like the restaurant I chose?

Jitters about whether the emergency loan package would be enough to stem the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis also hammered Spanish stocks.

Schultz said he saw no sales impact from recent economic jitters in the United States and Europe.

Because rental prices heavily influence the calculation of core CPI, such a development would help to stave off deflationary jitters.

One of the best ways to make a good first impression is to quell any pre-interview jitters.

Recent jitters over Italy and Spain have raised fears over France's ability to meet its share of any new bail-out commitments.

And, while I'd like to say I feel sick, I don't. Not unless pre wedding nerves, last-minute jitters, and horrific amounts of stress count.

And all sorts of attendees owned up to jitters about how well their companies' leaders can truly gauge a rising star's promise.

Does a hot team like the Eagles have a better chance against a team like the Saints , bound to have playoff jitters ?

Although the thought of asking for a raise may give you the jitters , you probably won't be able to avoid the issue forever.

Simulation and practical applications have shown that by this scheme pointer adjustment jitters can be easily and effectively suppressed.

His monster costume gave her the jitters every time she looked at him.

The jitters spread to Europe's corporate debt markets, where the cost of insuring against debt defaults by European companies jumped.

The failure of two small banks over the weekend triggered renewed jitters about the financial sector and investors' worries gained momentum.

This came in response to market jitters about the lack of detail in previous commitments and a jump in spreads on Greek government debt.

If I'm developing for long stretches of time without having written corresponding unit tests, I get the jitters.

If the market jitters inject a sense of urgency, it will not be in vain.

This latest episode of jitters could be the opening shock-and-awe campaign of something more lasting. The U.

Adding to the heightened jitters, ratings agency Moody's placed Greece's ratings on review for a possible downgrade after markets closed.

So how can job seekers keep cool when it counts ? Relax . A few simple techniques can help calm frayed nerves and sooth interview jitters.

As the timing margin is tight, the timing skews and jitters would make it difficult to synchronize among IC modules.

Chinese bank shares have fallen in recent weeks amid jitters over the outlook for banks and the direction of China's economy.

Some sunny optimism from Europe's periphery is sorely needed. Jitters over Ireland and its banking system returned last week to the markets.

The main reason for the dollar's jitters was evidence that the housing bust may be infecting the broader economy.

Haircuts range widely but are typically between a third and a half of the value of debts. Hence this week's jitters.

Your jitters should be over pretty soon, so don't despair. There'll still be plenty to keep you busy, but you're working up a routine.

The escalating tensions in the Korean Peninsula between the DPRK and South Korea have provoked global financial market jitters.

He believes the jitters are a manifestation of passion, and he uses the energy they generate to keep moving forward.

However, other analysts dismissed the jitters as irrational and blown out of proportion.

Sharper diplomatic exchanges between America and Iran over the latter's nuclear aspirations have added to the jitters.

Israel is strengthening security on its home front in a sign of war jitters . Israel is casting a wary eye toward Iran .

The moves have sent jitters around international markets since China has become the engine of growth for a still-struggling global economy.

But for many firms the usual jitters are now combined with a less familiar problem: falling profitability.

Worse than jitters in the money markets would be a loss of faith by depositors.

But a recent crackdown on Christians, about a tenth of Syria's people, is causing jitters.

Whatever the latest jitters about retailing in China, the world's leading watch and luxury groups have continued to post strong growth.

Much larger than expected losses at Halifax-Bank of Scotland or HBOS, which Lloyds recently acquired, sent jitters through the market.

Markets have become largely inured to saber-rattling by North Korea but it has in the past caused brief jitters that were quickly reversed.

Until it does, it is only natural that its military rise should prompt international jitters.

The market's jitters raise the stakes for a European summit on Thursday aimed at discussing the Greek crisis.

"All in all, these actions should settle market jitters surrounding the company for now, " CreditSights Inc analyst David Hendler wrote.

So will standing still: Moving around will get your circulation going and help you burn off the jitters.

Inflation jitters are also rising among some central bankers in rich economies, where deflation until recently seemed the bigger threat.

The singer also admitted he still got the jitters when he met Britain's Got Talent and X Factor mogul Simon Cowell.

And the nitric oxide product he sampled gave him "nervous jitters instead of energy. "

The strong data also helped investors overcome their jitters ahead of the largest ever U. S. manufacturing bankruptcy.

" But some individuals experience " more profound symptoms-jitters, fears, fantasies of things going wrong.

However, too much caffeine causes stomach problems, jitters, insomnia, and dehydration.

Ever since they moved here, we have had the jitters.

Jitters over a double-dip recession have many investors looking for the first signs that prices and wages are on the way down.

Oliver Walston, a Cambridgeshire farmer, says the jitters make life "difficult, exciting and depressing" .

Large consumptions of coffee can cause nervousness, jitters and a racing heartbeat.

These lurches in demand for different resources have added to the jitters in commodity markets and helped to amplify price rises.

One response to market jitters would be to guarantee all bank debt, not just the new stuff.

Market jitters over a handful of issues saw a jump in risk aversion heading into the weekend here in Asia.

The bit synchronous signal can keep stable in case of jitters in the base band signal.

But recent jitters in stock markets and commodities markets have heightened concerns that some metal prices have peaked.

The data served to soothe some jitters over the global economy and boost Asian markets overall.

This herbal supplement can also cause caffeine to break down more slowly, prolonging the caffeine jitters.

France and the euro: Dancing with danger | The Economist France and the euro Dancing with danger Market jitters over France look overdone.

The jitters over the strong yen are forcing Japan Inc. to rethink its global manufacturing model with more urgency than ever before.

Scrupulous self-assessments can ease jitters about changing your occupation, industry, locale or pay.

Time jitters in twin-core fiber is analyzed by using self-company ing operator method through coupling nonlinear Schrodinger equation.

Soderling by that time had got over his early-match jitters but he could not halt Federer's juggernaut of a serve.

Tea also contains a calming amino acid called theanine which helps reduce "the jitters" and keeps the mind relaxed and focused.

But it also helped that incoming economic data showed double-dip recession jitters were overdone.

But soon after, Goldman's stock cratered as stock investors, clients and creditors got jitters about broker-dealers.

But worries are mounting that the art cycle is turning as jitters spread through financial markets.

There are fewer jitters over the state of Spain's public finances. But normal it ain't.

Jumps in asset prices risk causing premature inflation jitters. Oil prices, especially, pose a danger.

Well, almost. The share prices of big mining firms have wobbled in recent weeks, as jitters about the global economy have intensified .

That news immediately calmed some jitters about Europe's debt crisis, and helped U. S. stocks regain some lost ground .

These efforts appear to have calmed initial jitters.

A bigger concern would be if jitters over sovereign debt become less focused on Europe and more global.

As global jitters over China's initial tightening of monetary policy demonstrate, some fear the response will be too harsh.

But that does not mean a big case of the jitters is unjustified.

Some bond traders said many of the jitters were unjustified, given the ministry's likely backing from the central government.

Japanese Jitters: Investors are concerned about the debt piled up by countries including Spain and Portugal.

The Chinese are not the only ones with the jitters.

Along with the eurozone debt crisis, jitters over these moves have seen copper falling sharply this month.

You've got the wedding-day jitters! In less than two hours, you will be Mrs. Harry Bennett.

But despite world-wide jitters, oil markets currently are well-supplied, analysts say.

Investors are worried about low growth and the jitters over some European countries' solvency.

But those jitters have been steadily building since late July.

French bank shares were hammered Wednesday also, with some traders citing the triple-A jitters.

Jitters have pushed the yields on 10-year Irish bonds up to 9 percent from 6 percent in just three weeks.

The jitters of government on media control is so ridiculous.

Indeed, the recent jitters need not harm the world economy, which even bears admit has performed stunningly.

Worries about the Greek economy's potential meltdown have sent jitters through world markets.

Optimists like to blame it on a summer lull, or temporary jitters about US unemployment or the euro-zone.

The latest jitters in markets are widely attributed to concerns about growth.

Note, too, Japan's vast amount of government debt, not yet a problem but an obvious reason for jitters over the longer term.

Oil surge, inflation jitters send investors to sidelines.

Radiation jitters haven't been confined to northeastern Japan.

Too much caffeine while quitting can cause the jitters.

Don't get the jitters, i am with you all the .

But he recognises that market jitters could worsen if nothing is done.

But the jitters of recent weeks have pushed Spain and even Italy back into the markets' sights again.

That helped keep the euro stable despite fresh jitters over Greece's finances.

Plus, getting there early gives you time to compose yourself and shake off your coffee jitters.

But few expect the jitters caused by Marx's legacy to be calmed so easily.

Plus, getting there early gives you time to compose yourself shake off your coffee jitters.

It is wrong to blame these jitters mainly on Britain's economy, fragile though it remains.

We got the first-game jitters out of the way, so now it's time to play our basketball for four quarters.

So any jitters from the Middle East will accelerate and exaggerate a price rise that was already on the way.

This is just a drop in my sea of jitters.

The whole city had the jitters from the bombing.

That still leaves the delicate issue of how to factor in Europe's sovereign-debt jitters.

I always get the jitters before I go on stage.

But Beijing has also been giving markets the jitters.

Elizabeth shrugs it off as campaign jitters.

Already there have been signs of some jitters.

A controversial new mining law giving the government sweeping powers has also caused jitters.

Thanks. Hmm, I don't see the Jitters brand that I normally buy.

No, it's not the jitters, David.

If this continues, so will market jitters.

Part of the funding jitters reflects the remote but higher risk that the government of a big European economy, such as Spain, might default.

No one can escape the first date jitters.

Eg. I've got the jitters about that examination.

Once again, jitters are spreading through the world of food.

Large consumptions of coffee can cause nervousness, jitters and a racing heartbeat. It can also cause heartburn.

The new disaster movie 2012 stirs up doomsday jitters once again.

What, then, is needed to prevent jitters becoming a crisis?

That ended after Sept. 11, as travelers stayed home because of the jitters or were put off by new airport-security measures.

What lies behind these jitters?

Events in Japan sent jitters through global stock markets and pushed energy prices higher, in particular that of gas.

All of my classmates have the jitters because of the test .

The jitters spread to Europe.

And the idea of not having accomplished anything in the daytime would give them the jitters and could lead to loss of sleep all night.

There are war jitters on both sides of the border.

I always get the jitters before exams.

You've got the wedding-day jitters!

Jitters in the markets may take time to dispel.

I get the jitters before exams.

The negative data adds to jitters that what looked like a robust global recovery late last year is waning.

But how do you distinguish between jitters and genuine cold feet?

Yes, I have the first-day jitters. I was so nervous that I lost my textbook in the cafeteria.

The jitters in China's stock market could persist.

"To calm a case of the jitters . . . the bride popped Valium" (People)

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The president's absence is causing jitters and clogging up government

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