Most security experts say this is quite unlikely, but some are disquieted by recent military intelligence, like the discovery that North Korea has transferred 110 military aircraft to the border area.
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Analysts were disquieted by the jobs report, which came a day after a survey of the nation's purchasing managers showed that conditions in the manufacturing sector softened considerably during July.
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The Nazi-style salutes and mass rallies favored by Istvan Csurka and his Hungarian Truth and Life party have disquieted Central Europe's largest Jewish community _ and many other Hungarians.
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During the late 1920s, Princeton Seminary was embroiled in the Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy that had disquieted the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America as well as other Protestant denominations.
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The same day as the campaign staff was disquieted by the midnight shooting and stabbing of Fyodorov, Yeltsin also developed a case of sudden worries about his chances of winning the runoff election.
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"But the one thing that disquieted them in the last week is the slippage in Florida, " the adviser said, referring to a recent poll showing Gore leading there.
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On the one hand, it lacked the strength to repel a pan-Mongolist attack; on the other, they were profoundly disquieted by the thought of more Chinese troops in Mongolia.
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Americans are disquieted by the cost and cold technological arrogance of modern-day medical care and fear being kept alive in ways that will destroy their sense of themselves and burden their loved ones.
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"We are disquieted when extraordinary people die of ordinary things, " begins Faith Fitzgerald, an internist and professor of medicine at the University of California, Davis School of Medicine.
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And it was a contest in which his attack tactics, so often identified with the class of'94, came under criticism from a Republican establishment disquieted by the pugnaciousness of the Gingrich prodigy.
