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• Did Rosenthal have qualms about writing for a competitor of The Times?
• But China was not alone in having qualms about the presidential statement.
• Some council members also have qualms about the choice, a diplomat said.
• Members of both groups have qualms about Dole, though for different reasons.
• It is not only Democrats who have qualms about the administration's approach.
• Some Security Council members have qualms about this choice, a diplomat said.
• Does he have qualms about eating out rather than eating rations?
• Politicians may have qualms about subsidizing profitable businesses owned by multimillionaires.
• But if you still have qualms about buying that first computer, don't worry.
• But some employees have qualms about being a party to the deal at all.
• Pardes Hanna's more tradition-minded Jews have qualms about the newcomers.
• Though if I cannot, I at least won't have qualms about using that portion.
• We do have qualms about moving too precipitately on this.
• He asked, Did anyone have qualms about such a death?
• Connell and Dr . Huntington say they have qualms about questioning the cost savings.
• He said he didn't have qualms about doing business with Denny's, despite its past.
• Few will have qualms about telling you their experiences in the face of earnest interest.
• Someone brazen enough to deal in phony accounting won't have qualms about lying under oath.
• As for Amendment 5, I have qualms about putting a minimum-wage benchmark in the state constitution.
• One may have qualms about the subject.