Naturally, if people didn't let tears unnerve them, becoming emotional wouldn't be a problem.

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The move was the latest blow from a ratings firm and could unnerve investors.

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He had to skate right after Abbott, a spot that can either inspire or unnerve a skater.

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That will not unnerve them as they have proved all season that they raise their game for the big matches.

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The latest uproar will likely unnerve advertisers further, one media buyer said.

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The four-time World Player of the Year has scored 57 times this season, but just his mere presence was enough to unnerve his opponents.

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Some analysts warn that the rally in the euro could reverse fast if politics in Europe, particularly Spain or Italy, unnerve the bond markets further.

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The dismissal seemed to unnerve Clarke and he was out shortly after when he played a loose stroke against Steyn and was caught behind, just before tea.

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What may unnerve ministers most is that Tesco has come out against the government's welfare rule which states that benefits can be cut for people whose work experience placements do not proceed well.

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The surge seemed to unnerve the Penguins.

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But the break seemed to unnerve traders.

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Still, the implications of the Rutgers project unnerve residents of Surf City, on Long Beach Island, where the map shows water pouring over nearly all of the barrier island's six municipalities with a 6-foot increase in sea levels.

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