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• But her singing was worrisomely unsteady, especially her high pianissimos.
• Over 50 percent comes from ticket sales, a worrisomely high figure.
• Poverty levels declined, though they are still worrisomely high.
• The use of conventional weapons would not be worrisomely precedent-setting.
• City and state budgets are worrisomely in the red.
• But the Procter & AMP; Gambles and Cokes are still worrisomely expensive relative to other stocks.
• Yet she added that most cities and towns remained worrisomely undiversified, with a handful of favored trees in abundance.
• The film opens worrisomely with Sarandon singing along to pop tunes while she drives an old Mercedes through the Utah desert.
• The day before, Gabriel's breathing, always raspy, had been worrisomely strained, and he was running a fever.
• Finland's economy has been growing in recent years, but unemployment still is worrisomely high _ about 15 percent in June.
• If you tune in to ABC this month, count on being alerted to the rise in drug use, most worrisomely among the young.
• By the end of the year, fund officials said, its available funds will have declined to worrisomely low levels, even including the backup credit line.
• Supermarket chains on Zealand, the island where Copenhagen is located, said supplies of fresh meat, fruits, vegetables and some dairy products were becoming worrisomely short.
• But worrisomely, Bush apparently would extend to their outreach charities the current legislative exemption that allows religious groups to hire just within their own faith for strictly religious programs.
• A former owner of the building and longtime anchor tenant, CSX Corporation, sold and vacated the property in the mid-1990s, leaving the tenancy rate worrisomely low.
• In a preliminary study, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and Tufts University found that the drug doubled HDL in people with worrisomely low levels of the heart-healthy substance.
• Her story has become worrisomely common in Congo and elsewhere in central and western Africa, where sexually transmitted diseases, botched abortions and poor health care are rendering more and more women infertile.