In the absence of common interests states will be competitive, apprehensive, and even fearful. |
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Our staff report feeling constantly afraid and apprehensive even when they are safe at home. |
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I admit I am a bit apprehensive, but I am not sure if I believe in ghosts, although the other girls are quite scared. |
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Those who are not medically insured are particularly apprehensive of the frequently high expense of medical treatment. |
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When a mechanized force enters an area with friendly infantry, both light and mechanized soldiers get a little apprehensive. |
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The marines were pumped up for action, but also thoughtful, nervous and even apprehensive. |
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Fear makes people jumpy and apprehensive, and more apt to resort to violence. |
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He was jumpy and apprehensive, and most likely wouldn't have been able to hit anything even surrounding the small oracle if pressed to. |
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Tessa's tone was cool and aloof, but Rogers could sense the apprehensive undertone. |
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The rest of their mates looked on in apprehensive silence, dreading what would happen next. |
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Cath's face grew apprehensive as she gathered her crutches and levered herself upright. |
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Another pause and she strained for the answer, nervous and apprehensive all at once. |
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For ten days or more I never heard a peep from him and I was beginning to feel less apprehensive about the whole experience. |
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I am very nervous and apprehensive, particularly as the hours are ticking away. |
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And I must confess to being a trifle apprehensive in the days leading up to the concert. |
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If the horse gets apprehensive or frightened, his back tightens and shortens. |
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Obviously I'm still nervous and apprehensive, but sometimes you've got to do certain things. |
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Her arms are crossed and her face apprehensive, but she claims she's not nervous. |
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However, some residents were a bit apprehensive about having wild carnivorous beasts in their midst. |
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She sits up with an apprehensive stare into the distance, as if she heard a footstep on the strange track she has elected to follow. |
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He peers out from under his scruffy, unkempt hair with a slackjawed, apprehensive expression. |
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On a wet and gloomy afternoon, 21 people gathered in the council chamber of the town hall, looking rather apprehensive and dressed in their best. |
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I was, however, apprehensive at the prospect of sitting through an even lengthier version. |
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Sheldon still walks her dogs in the forest, but is more apprehensive about letting the animals out of her sight when in the area. |
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At this time Elizabeth began to become apprehensive in expectation of her monthly indisposition. |
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The new problem, the verroa mite, has not yet impinged in this area and we are all apprehensive as to what the effect will be. |
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Some bathers are unnecessarily apprehensive about being bitten by beach fleas, which feed only on organic debris. |
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The same year there came into England Master John, a Scot by nation, a man of an apprehensive mind and of singular eloquence. |
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John is apprehensive because he has done little caving, and doesn't like tight crawls. |
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He took a few deep, quiet breaths and looked away from her questioning, apprehensive expression. |
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Rebecca spent her entire taxi ride apprehensive about showing up at a stranger's place. |
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He remained apprehensive about returning to the United States, unsure of his legal jeopardy. |
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He watched the two birds glide away over the waves, an apprehensive glint in his eye. |
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Naturally we were all a little apprehensive as we touched the ice and slid along the wild runway. |
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The board of directors looked tense and apprehensive, anticipating the storm that was about to break. |
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Although neither of the pressmen has ever met Faldo previously, they are far from apprehensive at the prospect of doing so. |
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But I was feeling so apprehensive that rephrasing my questions was the least of my problems. |
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March in New York is a restless time, an anticipatory time, hopeful yet apprehensive. |
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Actually, I know a lot of people who are apprehensive about calling people they don't know on the telephone. |
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It was a mixture of anger, worry, and sadness with tears welling in her apprehensive eyes. |
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He invariably looks good, but his expression frequently verges on concerned and apprehensive. |
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So I was a bit apprehensive about this, and roped in Jim to come with me for moral support. |
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Why were these people frightened and so apprehensive if he had committed no crime? |
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One of these youths stole a four-figure sum from me recently and I am now very apprehensive. |
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The physician should maintain a gentle and calm demeanor and be considerate of the apprehensive child. |
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At first the officers in charge of the troops garrisoned in the city were vaguely apprehensive of trouble in the ranks. |
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She wore an expression that could either be read as apprehensive or frightened, depending. |
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Approaching exam time children get apprehensive and nervous about learning and become worried about making a fool of themselves. |
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They have been arrested before so when the youth know they have to work with the police, they are apprehensive and unsure. |
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I was always going in circles in the red and poisonous fumes, lazy and apprehensive, my fur bristling, my claws alert. |
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He is a distinctly anti-revolutionary conservative, deeply apprehensive of any grassroots challenge. |
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The horse movements contrast precise clip-clop footwork and staccato, apprehensive headwork with wilder and more outgoing movements. |
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You couldn't blame me for being a teensy bit apprehensive, could you? |
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Many people are afraid, they are apprehensive, they dare not openly express their views. |
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With the noise, I am apprehensive that no one will be able to hear the hon. member. |
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In addition, anecdotal evidence suggests that the sentences are popular with the general public who are apprehensive about high crime rates. |
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I am also apprehensive about what will happen as regards movement of capital when the common tax base is established. |
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Indeed, there are historical reasons why Indigenous or Aboriginal Peoples may legitimately feel apprehensive about the activities of researchers. |
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While the Kosovo Albanian community is confident about the future, the Kosovo Serb community is apprehensive about its prospects for the future. |
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They are also apprehensive about lack of liquidity and how they can cope with unexpected expenses that may arise. |
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He imagines a route full of delays and difficulties, and is apprehensive that we might feel reluctant to undertake it again to come fetch him. |
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Of course both of us were apprehensive that first night, unknowing what to expect, when we sat in that first clinic. |
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They were apprehensive that such negotiations would require them to change their policies. |
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Those who were a bit apprehensive of venturing out had plenty of Dutch courage at their disposal at the nearby Anglers Rest bar, which was the headquarters for the day. |
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You find yourself reading, impressed, entertained, identifying, yet vaguely repulsed and apprehensive for him. |
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At 31 in 1980, I was apprehensive about being a boss, a little neurotic even. |
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A lot of those deals are very tight and clients become apprehensive. |
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An anxious start I was a bit apprehensive at the start of this week. |
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Adding to the rosiness of the outside world is an unexpected rise in the friendliness of the vet whom I was apprehensive about seeing earlier in the week. |
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I was apprehensive about my daughter's choice of professions from day one. |
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His body had relaxed a bit, but his voice was tense and apprehensive. |
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My colleagues and I were apprehensive, but when we were finally able to get hold of the parts it turned out to be music of incredible sensuousness and vitality. |
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For their part, the zoo officials were also a mite apprehensive about letting a crowd form around the enclosure where the big cat was giving birth. |
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People are apprehensive about trusting their food to an unknown business. |
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Interpreters, feeling apprehensive about our departure, left to rejoin their families. |
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You need not be apprehensive about delays hindering professional growth! |
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She's nervous, apprehensive, unfamiliar with it all. |
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It is usually performed with the patient under local anesthesia but general anaesthesia may be necessary for the apprehensive patient or when required exposure would cause intolerable discomfort. |
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In Tim Pigott-Smith's superb performance, he became a man who seemed uneasy in his own skin, apprehensive about the burden of monarchy and yet deeply and steadfastly principled. |
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Where most Canadians are apprehensive or can't take the time to donate, Betty has made donating blood a priority in her life knowing that one blood donation can save up to three lives. |
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And then we were alone, unsupervised and not a little apprehensive. |
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Democratic Republic of the Congo was apprehensive that delegates would negotiate a text but not have the means to implement it, citing the example of GRASP which was moving slowly as range states were not paying. |
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This situation nevertheless makes me very apprehensive. |
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In light of such experience, many Aboriginal people feel apprehensive about the activities of researchers and they are reluctant to participate in research. |
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If people aren't apprehensive about this, they've got a screw loose. |
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Thus racial minorities are likely to be apprehensive of the criminal justice response to a report of a crime against someone in their community, and this may well deter them from reporting a crime. |
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Many CSOs are apprehensive about the proposed changes to the relationships and authority structures of various security institutions, and have called for the bill to be rejected altogether. |
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While they reported that such a policy could potentially help attract top candidates, some were apprehensive about the potential impact the policy could have on their hiring decisions. |
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And then Ray Davies talked about being lonely, and taxi lights shining bright in the busy city, and it made me even more apprehensive about this dizzy, busy place. |
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People seeking help can often feel apprehensive or unable to raise their concerns with the organizations or other authorities to whom the alleged harasser or abuser is accountable. |
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He doesn't understand French and plans to catch forty winks, but is extremely apprehensive throughout, because he knows a revolver is going to be shot off in the last act. |
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At first, the couple is apprehensive, if not downright appalled. |
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Hitler was also apprehensive, and on a visit to Army Group A headquarters on 24 May, he endorsed the order. |
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Chinese authorities, apprehensive about possible instability on the country's borders, have ordered North Korea's escapers to be shot on sight. |
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However, your reviewer became apprehensive when reading the book's cover notes which describe how the programme has witnessed some of football's greatest moments. |
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She clutched it in great haste, wrapped her apron about it, and carrying it baby-wise, ran fleetly off, casting apprehensive glances over her shoulder. |
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Frightened by the noises approaching them from the rear, and and apprehensive of the human silence ahead, the five roe deer were halted, their heads high in nervous alertness. |
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Some political activists were apprehensive lest the amalgamation of jurisdictive and executive powers should revive or induce authoritarian practices. |
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