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But in a new paper, economists at the McKinsey Global Institute suggest that the U. S. might not have all that much to fret about.

It's nice of you to fret about these things, but it's really none of your business.

However, there is no need to fret over your meanness, as it seems to be the norm.

She begins to fret about her appearance rather than focus on her many outstanding qualities as an intelligent human being.

But women are more likely to fret, with almost half admitting that they worry a lot, compared to less than a third of men.

Spain and Italy would not be the only places to fret about the precedent of rich regions pulling away from poorer ones.

Tom himself began to fret over the scene-painter's slow progress, and to feel the miseries of waiting.

SINCE the start of this year, Google's share price has fallen steadily as investors have begun to fret about its longer-term prospects.

For the kinder among us did not wish to fret the master , we humoured his partiality .

And some Clinton campaign people are beginning to fret that they may have backed the wrong candidate, and to talk of jumping ship.

But India has reasons to fret, especially with an ever-expanding Chinese strategic footprint all around in its neighbourhood.

Meanwhile, Bobby Kennedy continued to fret about whether he should get in the race too.

Not to fret. The USDA says a redesign of the pyramid is underway and will follow the release of the new Dietary Guidelines in December.

Doubts began to fret his mind.

Unemployment has seemed "too high" , leading some economists to fret that structural barriers to job growth have become a serious problem.

But they mean that whatever else investors have to fret about, the state of the Chinese market is not among them.

Jack up the incomes and financial stability, though, and more mental space is freed to fret over terrorism, orange alerts, and gay couples.

But demographers, economists and politicians are right to fret about our greying.

Tokyo continues to fret about China's military modernisation programme and criticise its lack of transparency.

But some economists are still starting to fret given recent 'dovish'-or inflation-friendly-moves by European central bankers.

The rise in interest rates implicit in such a scenario would then give us a valid reason to fret about the future .

With even its own media giving such warnings, the party has reason to fret.

IN THAT foreign land of Britain before the credit crisis, the Conservative opposition party started to fret about a "broken society" .

She told me not to fret about her health.

FANG HAIXIN, a subsistence farmer near the village of Huopu in western Guizhou province, never used to fret about not having enough water.

But the Chinese were not about to fret. They knew they were on the cusp of their highest-scoring events.

Once you realise that the person is merely a shadow of the reality, but not reality itself, you cease to fret and worry.

"Investors start to fret over renewed threat of stagflation, " says a headline in today's Financial Times.

FOR those who fear that Barack Obama is a business-basher at heart, this week brought plenty to fret about.

French voters are right to fret about Euro-economics.

Beijing has started to fret about potential risks from local government financing.

A new online threat rears its ugly head every two seconds, * which may cause the average shopper to fret and worry.

Do I really need to fret over the fact that Bass didn't take my expired coupons?

Use these periods to fret about every potential disaster you can get into the time slot.

Those nervously inclined see plenty of reason to fret.

Countries downstream have genuine reasons to fret.

So there is deep political strife; but Mr Rohatyn's tale might imply there is no need to fret.

Companies are starting to fret about the effect of the stalled U. S. debt talks on their businesses.

America's thirst for overseas funding is another reason to fret.

Brazilians have non-economic grounds to fret, too.

Investors had two numbers to fret about last week.

Investors in so-called old media have reason to fret.

Maybe it is the fate of junior partners to fret about being jilted.

Because the EU arrest warrant already exists, Europeans have a right to fret about Turkish courts.

The Koreans may have reason to fret.

Now your sister calls you at work to fret over what should be done.

No need for the tummy to fret.

It wearies me to fret about it, and it does no good, anyway.

But Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing, operator of the city's stock exchange, says there is no need to fret.

Don't be hatin' on me that you in a position to fret