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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.

If it's out of your control, why fret about it? Concentrating on things you can control is how you make good things happen.

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

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

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

At a time when many Europeans fret about being ignored in the world, this would be an historic mistake.

Parents fret about the number of students dropping out of school to take dealer positions , which are reserved for local residents .

When you focus on what matters, what really matters, so much of the other stuff we fret about melts away.

If you don't fit into one of these categories, don't fret about the recommended readings.

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

While Western nations fret about safety and politics, China is now building one third of all the world's nuclear-power plants.

However, the last thing India should fret about is Chinese investments in Africa's natural resources.

That experience had made me fret about this meeting.

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

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

But that edge may not last, especially as many developers fret about Apple's tight control over the App Store.

Now Russia is the top focus in Washington and some veteran diplomats fret about the situation spiraling out of control.

In emerging markets, politicians fear social unrest and technocrats fret about economies overheating.

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

'Central bankers don't fret about the ones that came out less well than they would like.

Donors fret about China's no-strings approach, which they fear will undermine efforts to hold African leaders to democratic governance.

In private, ministers are desperate to promote growth, and fret about complaints that Britain is unwelcoming to business.

Relief workers fret about earthquake profiteering, with good reason: in one large tent city, sacks of grains marked "US rice" were on sale.

According to an old proverb, "The emperor's daughter need never fret about finding a husband. "

They fret about the emergence of a new breed of Chinese who are often called fencing.

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

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

Citizens of rich countries often fret about the occasional harm that corporations do, yet take for granted the prosperity they create.

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.

It's not something senators and congresspeople fret about while nursing martinis with lobbyists.

He wears his authority lightly and does not fret about taking decisions.

Like many working stiffs, the toys fret about losing their jobs; like adopted children, they fear being sent back.

Don't fret about missing the train; there will be another.

She didn't quite believe it was real money. She used to worry and fret about it.

Nativists fret about America's inability to secure its own borders.

Recipient countries also fret about the funds' lack of transparency and accountability.

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

Likewise, the authorities in Beijing are in plentiful company when they fret about a weak dollar.

Yields for Belgian debt have jumped, as investors fret about its load of debt and lack of leadership.

French voters are right to fret about Euro-economics.

The trouble is that, even as traditionalists fret about industrialisation, French business is taking matters into its own hands.

Energy-watchers now fret about possible blackouts as power stations close and are not replaced.

The parents fret about their children becoming "too German" , but Mrs Cengiz allays such fears.

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

Local politicians fret about competition from China and Bangladesh.

Pessimists also fret about the sheer scale of America's public borrowing and, especially, China's role in funding it.

In Changsha, officials fret about the financial impact of the market going from hot to cold.

Policymakers in the region still fret about a repeat of the autumn of 2008, when the financial crisis struck.

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

Trade unions fret about "wage dumping" in tourism and gastronomy.

Officials fret about being accused of failing on pollution.

Sound money commentators fret about the difficulties of withdrawing the stimuli in time.

So yes, I fret about not making as much money.

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

At its best, America offers extraordinarily good clinical care, but too many people lack insurance cover or fret about losing it.

Analysts fret about the growing risks of nonperforming loans.

Urban planners may fret about traffic and pollution.

Print money today, fret about the consequences tomorrow.

In smaller markets, where officials fret about business migrating to bigger financial centers, there is more flag-waving.

She used to worry and fret about it.

Now it is the Americans who fret about losing their economic supremacy.

Investors now fret about the solvency of bigger countries.

Fiscal hawks fret about the impact of growing oil imports on the dollar.

In the Mojave they fret about a species of tortoise.

Don't fret about the transfer market, we have a good nucleus and the squad has time on its side to get better.

You HAD better not fret about your mistakes.

Investors had two numbers to fret about last week.

And the family no longer fret about the safety of their food.

UK men fret about hair, weight, looks but do little.

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

Don't fret about the weather; change the entire climate.

So why do I push books down their necks and fret about how to enrich their lives when they'd rather watch the Simpsons?

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

Others fret about the welfare of the cows.

We dwell on intrusive memories of the past or fret about what may or may not happen in the future.

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

I fret about the past, the present, the future.

Don't fret about making the perfect choice; just retain the best attitude to wherever life might take you. Generate Self Confidence

While adults fret about taking photographs of children, the young happily post pictures of themselves online

Music and television firms fret about their distributors' new business models