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• How far do you go is where the real handwringing begins.
• That would be the post-Games handwringing over medal counts.
• No on-the-other-handwringing.
• That at least spared the Clinton administration any potential handwringing over whom to send.
• The handwringing portion of the Austin wrist workout involves government reformers decrying the whole exercise.
• Lowe, like many of his teammates, believes handwringing over the error spree is unnecessary.
• Despite all the handwringing, economists caution against reading too much into Friday's market retreat.
• Between all the check-writing and the handwringing, Austin wrists are getting a December workout.
• After a lot of extra enforcement effort and handwringing they end up banned indefinitely by the community.
• All that handwringing sounds, to a lot of risk managers, like an echo of Chicken Little.
• Stock market volatility, the subject of much handwringing over the last two years, has declined dramatically.
• *I agree with Scott Mac's sentiment, but more noticeboard handwringing won't help.
• But we have to weigh the advantages of doing naught but handwringing against the costs of sitting idly by.
• For all the handwringing, the fundamental question now is how debilitating is the early season loss of Testaverde?
• Despite handwringing predictions of rampant apathy and turnoff, midterm turnout was 38 percent of the voting-age public.
• For Hastert, the decision to appoint Coughlin follows four months of handwringing over how to handle the chaplain controversy.
• Carrara's only crime was turning what would have been a handwringing, gutwrenching defeat into an ugly one.
• After years of handwringing in the West, the attacks marked the first time NATO forces played to win in Bosnia.
• There is much handwringing over Kentucky and UMass meeting in the " real " championship game Saturday instead of Monday.
• It has cost them precious time in handwringing, so much that the angst has become as inordinate as it is sincere.