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The possibility that more than one assailant might have been involved and that a conspiracy might be afoot fueled unease.

When a good striker shows signs of unease at his present club, it is only a matter of time before the press link him with Chelsea.

Technology, he said, can take some of the unease and guesswork out of finding what lies between the stops.

Reflecting the unease in Europe, the head of Germany's industry association, said he feared Chinese help could "come at a political cost" .

But how much of this American unease is a justifiable response to a genuine threat?

The unease has been so intense that even the long-standing cross-party consensus on nuclear power seems to be crumbling.

Our instinctive unease about making babies by human cloning cannot be ruled out in grappling with that possibility.

But I'm here today to say that difficulty is no excuse for complacency. Unease is no excuse for inaction.

by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.

Financial shocks also frequently expose fraud and crime, adding to the general sense of unease and leaving the public baying for vengeance.

In Tokyo, our correspondent says that despite an air of superficial calm there are signs of unease under the surface.

With it passed away the sense of unease within me, the sense that I wanted to be someone else.

This indoctrination of patriotism is coming a bit too early, I thought. I looked at my daughter and tried to hide my unease.

Manuel Almunia has none of the command that Lehmann exuded, and seems to spread unease in the defence.

There is also quite a bit of unease here about the legislation being considered by the United States Congress.

Soon after our arrival, I began to feel an unease within me, causing me to seek what God wanted to do with my life.

This explains why the ECB's commitment to an exit did not wane as investors' unease spread from Greece to elsewhere in Europe.

There was a certain amount of unease between them.

Think of that purest unease between us, I hope we have no longer extravagant, estrangement.

his trip comes at a time of unease among american businesses , political leaders and the public about how china is using its new power.

The unease was on my skin and beyond. It was like the sensation of not having washed.

The other cause of unease is the euro, which threatens either to fall apart or to require yet another German-backed rescue.

The unease about job levels have framed many debates leading up to the mid-term Congressional elections that will take place Tuesday.

Friends, let us defeat to the psychological unease caused by an open hand to create one of their own sky, free to fly!

I tried to let the situation settle despite my growing unease with the way it was being handled.

Opponents of GM exploit public ignorance to stimulate vague unease that has no substantive basis.

The tax saving comes at a time of growing unease from policy makers about multinational's tax affairs.

For a moment, the US's unease about how to respond to the recent violence in Xinjiang was there for all to see.

From the most annoying so of the weather, like in the movie the dead when suddenly a funeral felt a sense of unease and sad.

And if you do take one, you'll probably make the shop assistants feel unease, they might be doubtful of your intentions.

Bubble-like dream of the broken one after another, the surface of the heart can not hide the depths of vulnerability and unease.

But she sensed my unease, and instead of suggesting we practice my lines, she asked if I wanted to walk in the yard.

If not outright panic, there was a deep sense of unease, however.

There is some unease that this could threaten established fundamentals valued by cultures and disciplines.

The resulting clash of expectations, they thought, might be where the unease was coming from.

Nisstyre doubted they knew what this something might be, but he recognized their unease and he intended to exploit it.

The wind blowing, broken unease. I watched afar lonely, with tears in my eyes.

A spate of mysterious after-hours grenade attacks on banks and government buildings has stoked a sense of unease over what lies ahead.

Even in his own circumstances, the writer was focused entirely on assuaging the fears and unease of his family in Connecticut.

An operation no one wants to lead reflects deeper unease about the scale of the air strikes and confusion about their strategic purpose.

But on this dark afternoon, a creeping unease washes over me as I sit on the sofa and survey the gloomy wreckage of the holiday.

She realized an increasingly intense uneasy, this unease crazy took possession of her whole body and mind.

The Royal Statistical Society has aired its unease about the gap between the two measures and called for a thorough review.

Yet the visitor, if he is to make an honest report, must also note the air of unease that hangs everywhere.

Unusually, he wakes before dawn, drawn to the window of his bedroom and filled with a growing unease.

His racial unease is palpable throughout the book, and informs most of his decisions.

Liberals think they have uncovered growing economic unease among the suburban middle class in central Canada, another swing group.

The news is likely to heighten unease in EU capitals over the Kremlin's tightening grip on energy reserves.

Contributing to the problem is a growing unease over using low-cost foreign workers to help keep wages down.

The unravelling of the coalition's health plans has been accompanied by a broader unease about profitmaking in the public services.

In the industrial town of Poissy, which grew up around the car plant that opened in 1938, there is a palpable sense of unease.

In the months preceding the games there have been almost weekly incidents that have created a mood of unease among many Chinese.

In a sign of their unease, Beijing abruptly ordered developers this summer to remove all billboards touting lavish new property.

I waited with growing unease for her return.

And yet I feel a niggling unease.

I think my baby needs the feel of secure and snugly that's why putting her into a empty bed makes her feel unease.

Voter unease over high deficits helped Republicans win a majority in the U. S. House and gain seats in the Senate.

Hence my unease when some politicians and economists call on the eurozone to take a sudden leap into fiscal union and joint liability.

Unease over the style and clannishness of his mercurial presidency will remain.

Chasing new joys, setting new goals, all of these can still be pursued, but from a place of freedom , and not from the unease of craving.

One of the hurdles that we need to clear is the noticeable unease of some bankers and lawyers over the use of plain English.

Occasional desertions and the mysterious sacking of Ali Habib, the defence minister, suggest some unease over the crackdown.

Unease over Dubai's debt turned into global concern, and the cost of insuring Dubai debt against default started to rise sharply.

(not to mention unease) regarding the possibility of systemic risk posed by the financial sector.

The rising death toll has caused unease at home in Britain and has sparked growing criticism of the government's handling of the war.

During my press conference last week I made some declarations which were certainly not intended to create unease within the team.

Healing Action: No matter how day went, take a relaxing shower and letting go the feelings of unease with the flowing water.

The gathering unease has left global investors less willing to tolerate the risks associated with volatile emerging economies.

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But that darker flicker of unease around the breast-feeding grows smaller.

On a recent afternoon, some expressed unease at the flashing cameras and cheerful chattering among visitors.

There was nothing she could put her finger on, or articulate, just this lingering unease .

The report caused widespread unease about whether big cities, now straining under inadequate infrastructure, could cope.

The prime minister's comments come amid rising casualties among British troops in Afghanistan and growing unease at home about the conflict.

Xun (OS): Beibei's smile remained, but her rear view revealed her mood, it was not jealousy just unease.

The blast was certain to increase unease in the foreign community, and many embassies immediately took new precautions to tighten security.

The very ability to gather and analyse all of this data in a single place, however, is sure to cause unease.

Some European regulators responded to the unease by banning short sales of financial stocks, calming share markets on Friday.

Dalgliesh arrives to find a community in tumult, the horror of the murder tapping into a wider mid-20th century unease about social class.

Aside from unease about creating stars with votes, officials criticised it as profane and "unhealthy" .

Mr Green says the US downturn has clearly created an angry public, and notes that underlying unease about free trade is coming to the fore.

The row over France's mass expulsion of Roma continued, with several ministers within Nicolas Sarkozy's cabinet voicing their unease.

Given this longstanding official unease, he doubted the authenticity of the microblog.

"My sense of unease crystallised when I noticed that my conservative friends had disappeared from my Facebook page, " Mr Pariser writes.

The reticence partly reflects fears about consumer unease and unwelcome attention from regulators.

That could certainly explain a significant proportion of the mental unease reported by women.

No envy, no jealousness, and no fickleness , so no mind afflictive, even more, no unease that dancing with mask.

But it will not allay the sense of unease.

Moreover, control measures are socially disruptive and may further increase public unease.

Instead, the players provoking particular behind-the-scenes unease are those sitting in Asia.

Considerable unease lurks about financial regulatory issues.

Take note of your feelings of unease or fear and act upon them without delay.

Unease about the effects of globalisation has been building for a number of years.

Whether the complex system of incentives it creates can have the desired effect is a source of considerable unease.

Beneath the rhetoric, however, there is considerable unease that the economic benefits of science spending are being oversold.

Often the tensions are not just tied to the game, but to a general social unease.

Some expressed a little unease during their probe of safety complaints.

"That's Mary, " I say, a faint sense of unease stirring in my breast.

If these clients don't change course, unease may grow into anger, depression, health problems, or total burnout.

The markets are unambiguously signalling unease about the inflation-fighting credentials of the Federal Reserve.

The growing unease among investors spread from Europe to the US and sent share prices on Wall Street to their lowest in seven months.

Such unease is unsurprising given the psychological scars that last autumn inflicted.

After backing it, the Lib Dems turned against it when unease among voters and clinicians grew earlier this year.

Mr. Bush was asked if growing public unease about the economy might hurt his Republican Party in this year's presidential election.

Given the gloomy history, the lingering unease about higher oil prices is understandable.

We must also consider fast-track in the context of Americans' growing unease over globalisation, international trade, and outsourcing.

Unease at the shift, though, comes from the sense the insurers will be all but ordered to back government policy.

Even figures on the right, including three former prime ministers, have voiced unease.

Affectionate and sad sentence, is the time back, as water cirsoid unease over four seasons.

As we consider the umpteenth round of cutting-edge cellphone upgrades we feel a creeping unease settle over our shoulders.

For many years China has caused unease in the international community for its investment-driven aid to Africa without strings attached.

There is no blocking of oil prices Feng Zhang, is the global level to trigger a new alarm and unease.

It may be the most unhelpful acquisition Q. &A. of all time, bound only to stir unease in AuthenTec's employees and customers.

There is reportedly a growing feeling of unease within FA headquarters about Terry's attitude towards referees and certain off-field issues.

Kenyans say it's all part of a broader Chinese strategy that is winning friends, opening markets and causing unease.

But Carlyle's planned acquisition has become a lightning rod for unease at the intrusion of foreign companies into the Chinese economy.

A recent row over face veils exposed unease at what many see as growing separation within Britain.

However, this installation too comprises a certain dose of unease.

The idea of public funding for the press stirs deep unease in American culture.

That increases unease in another area: social cohesion and behaviour.

But lately, a striking unease with market forces has entered the conversation.

Who risks altering the status quo when it often brings uncertainty and unease?

A feeling of unease or mild nausea caused especially by fearful anticipation.

There also is unease about rising asset prices, especially property.

Yet the bigger, more complicated changes are generating unease.

Unease, or even panic, will spread in 2010 as consumers digest the prospect of much higher energy bills, blackouts, or both.

Another cause for unease is European banks' reliance on short-term wholesale financing from outside the continent.

Yet only two months after his trip, there are many signs of unease in the relationship between Beijing and Washington.

Alone? Apart? Jonas listened with increasing unease.

I felt a lack of control over my behaviour and unease at how I didn't recognize this person.

The tone of the questioning has raised unease at major networks.

It gets dark and I start feeling unease.

With voter unease about the economy increasing, Obama has said there is no quick fix.

The tension comes amid a growing unease from Democrats as they approach the 2010 midterms with the unemployment rate at 10. 2% and rising.

Other countries are watching these developments with respect and admiration - and in some cases, perhaps, with unease.

For many Americans, the world financial crisis created new unease about the risks of the global economy.

With deep unease I sat in the living room in front of my ancient PC: turned it on and pulled up my net link.

However, there is also a growing unease about the advances in natural language understanding that are being heralded in systems like Watson.

I understood her unease, but as the attending physician, I couldn't second her opinion.

Pipa cui lamp that send unease, not a whore epilepsy, without an accompanying QingMian.

The Xerox cuts were the latest sign of growing unease in technology.

It reflects unease among diplomats about the race to lock in land and food supplies overseas.

It might cause some unease among foreign investors, though.

chagrin: a keen feeling of mental unease, As of annoyance or embarrassment, caused by failure, disappointment, or a disconcerting event.

Now, some in the population are feeling unease about what could happen next.

As we rise into the cloudless Los Angeles sky, I try, as always, to suppress my unease.

General investor unease thanks to the Mideast and Japan.

It also, however, taps into the national current of unease about the country and its future, an unease that is, alas, all too justified.

Judging by readers' e-mails, there is a deep unease about the way companies have been run and the role they play in communities.

They also point to unease within Germany that the country is failing to play its role in rebalancing the global economy.

A smile can remove sorrow, unease, and also break a tough situation.

Unease about China's economic clout is not new.

But it is just a subtle feeling of unease that I want to cause.

Behind the strong sales figures though, there are signs of unease on the high street.

Almost universally, there is unease about the latter's commitment to copyrights and patents.

Part of the unease over the gay-discrimination rules is that they are new.

He felt a worm of unease.

The invention provides a kind of magnetic powder that has the feature of unease to sinter and high wear resistance.

Inlaid harp, we but is passing through unease.

Nevertheless, there is inevitably unease on some levels.

Unease is widespread about the very structure of the industry.

It comes in many forms: unease, worry, anxiety, nervousness, tension, dread, phobia and so on.

US officials are not coy about their unease.

He starts the unease and dumps it on our allies cause he can't finish anything but a round of golf.

Gone was his former unease.

Unease about deficits and the "jobless recovery" were factors behind the increasing clout of tea-partiers in America.

he wind blowing, broken unease.

Unease about deficits and the "jobless recovery" were factors behind the increasing clout of tea-parties in America.

And the unease extends beyond stocks.

Amid widespread lay-offs and consumer unease, household spending slid 1. 1%.

Amid unease in America over China's growing muscle, both governments hoped to demonstrate a reassuring bonhomie.

Unease is loss in the passage of time in flow internally fringes.

The feeling of unease is mutual.

I felt a wave of unease.

Then that be together, in the flow of unease, time is well.

Unease on both has dogged Google's stock this year; the shares are down 5%, while the Nasdaq Composite Index is up 10%.

It hints at considerable unease about long-term trends in China's military buildup.

But on that dark Monday last year, a creeping unease washed over me as I sat on the sofa and surveyed the gloomy wreckage of the holiday.

The biggest military parade in China's history, with more than 100, 000 marching masses, stirred patriotism and some unease.

On the other hand, this unease might not have a significant impact currently since the average user's account is under $20.

There is a lot about the nature and composition of Chinese growth to cause unease.

Lately, it's high gas prices, the earthquake in Japan, and unease about the European fiscal situation.

And news that China last year became a net exporter of motor vehicles for the first time might cause further unease.

I hope you have by now experienced at least a little of this unease

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