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That class='bold'>concern remains no less valid today.

And there is more than a grain of truth to these class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns.

The main class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns were about government spending.

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New Zealand has agreed to admit an annual quota.

Spain and Cyprus with their class='bold'>worries over secessionist minded regions, are worried by any possible precedent.

The eurozone representative would be very influential, because he would represent an even larger quota than that of the US.

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Those class='bold'>class='bold'>fears are, for the most part, overblown.

The class='bold'>concern was understandable radiation is very frightening.

class='bold'>class='bold'>Concerns were raised about these changes in society.

When he raises himself up, the mighty are afraid. They retreat before his thrashing.

When he raiseth up himself, the mighty are afraid by reason of breakings they purify themselves.

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Asia s class='bold'>share was 28 (after including Japan).

The French government class='bold'>share in GDP is 54 , while Germany s is only 47 .

So, while the US and Japan have seen their respective class='bold'>shares of global exports fall, the EU s class='bold'>share has remained stable, at around 20 .

The average unemployment in 2004 of 14 per cent fell more heavily on women (18 per cent) than on men (11 per cent).

Today s feverish hand wringing reflects a confluence of class='bold'>worries especially class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns about inflation, excess investment, soaring wages, and bad bank loans.

Japan s class='bold'>share fell by four percentage points, and America s fell by almost seven, from 18 to 11.2 , while Europe s class='bold'>share fell by only 2.4 percentage points, from 19 to 16.6 .

Over the decade, the US class='bold'>share of global R D fell from 38 to 31 , the EU class='bold'>share fell from 27 to 23 , and Asia s class='bold'>share rose from 24 to 32 .

This stance, however, has not prevented the spread of something for which a German word is used in other languages, too Angst .

These class='bold'>worries are overblown.

These new class='bold'>worries are raising alarm bells in China.

There seemed to be some basis for this scare.

The Bali Action Plan addresses all three class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns.

There is no real way to allay these class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns quickly.

A much larger class='bold'>share was lost productivity.

SINGAPORE In 2016, China s class='bold'>share of the global economy will be larger than America s in purchasing price parity terms.

Meanwhile, the fraction of international reserves held in euros grew from 18 to 24 , and the dollar s class='bold'>share dropped from 71 to 66 .

So the class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns, the xenophobic class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns of today, of migclass='bold'>ration, will be turned on their head, as we search for people to help us sort out our pensions and our economies in the future.

The Chinese are doing almost everything possible to placate Russian class='bold'>class='bold'>concerns.

Meanwhile, class='bold'>class='bold'>fears of structural decline pervade the country.

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In China, class='bold'>fear of inflation is unleashing large scale discontent.