And he does have some support from conservative Republicans who are alarmed at the runaway spending.
Vatican officials evidently became alarmed at the nature of the allegations against Cardinal O'Brien.
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MPs, alarmed at the thought that many of them would lose their seats after electoral reform.
Even many of America's allies have been alarmed at the apparent disdain for multilateralism of the new administration.
Turkey is also growing alarmed at the prospect of a more "Balkanized" Syria.
Even if Colombians do decide they want their president to carry on, the outside world might be alarmed at the prospect.
Alarmed at the prospect of losing money, many of them sold on the way down or, worse, at the very bottom.
Tax professionals were alarmed at the number of taxpayers at their offices hoping to file a second return to speed refunds along.
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However, for those alarmed at the prospect of a potential Israeli strike against Iran, there was some modest comfort in Mr Netanyahu's words.
Can legislators who are alarmed at the hollowing-out of the U.S. military now becoming ever more palpable really take at face value Sen.
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Walker says he is alarmed at the level of debt incurred by the club in redeveloping Sophia Gardens into the Test-standard Swalec Stadium.
The Federal Reserve, alarmed at the relentless downward pressure on business' ability to profitably price its products and services, recently declared its concern about deflation.
She was alarmed at the fact that half a million youth still had no access to education and were thus denied opportunities for jobs and growth?
Alarmed at the size of the demonstrations, the mainland's top leadership began to focus on Hong Kong and discovered just how unpopular and ineffective their man was.
Some people are a bit alarmed at the idea of surveillance drones overhead or drones that could be hacked or drones crashed in their backyards.
He was of course not out on the half-scraped deck, ready to peer jokingly in the window through which she might, in earlier days, have pretended to be alarmed at the sight of a peeping tom.
The big Hollywood studios are alarmed at the potential for "file-sharing" - recording programmes and then sending them to friends with PVRs - which they see as a form of piracy which damages the interests of rights holders.
Given this record, it is hardly surprising that the increasingly influential environmental movement in the USSR is alarmed at the prospect of still greater energy exploitation in ecologically fragile areas like the Caspian Sea, the Bering Sea and the Siberian permafrost.
The Center for Security Policy is alarmed at the prospect that a company which profited at the expense of Western security might now be allowed to cash in on the consequences that have arisen, at least in part, from its past misdeeds.
Despite that, and the fact that Germany still came top of the overall medal standings, the domination of a black athlete at a Games so overtly dedicated to promoting the ideal of Aryan physical perfection proved hugely symbolic for, and satisfying to a world increasingly alarmed at the activities of the Third Reich.
This option was rejected by the committee because, even though there would still be limits on what share of their income graduates would have to pay, they might be alarmed at the size of their outstanding debt, especially in the early years when interest charges may be accruing faster than the debt is being paid off.
All sorts of businesses all over the world have good reason to be alarmed at the latest twists in the U.K. debate over the country's membership of EU. Many will already have doubts about investing in the U.K. because of its draconian new immigration laws which make it hard to bring in highly-qualified staff to make up for the U.K.'s chronic skill shortages.
He was in many ways typical of the Progressives, middle- and upper-class people who were alarmed at what the growth of metropolitan cities and huge corporations were doing to a rustic, egalitarian America.
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For instance, the West is not particularly alarmed, at least for the moment, by the fact that Saudi Arabia has rockets that can go farther than any other in the region.
The German government has become alarmed at falling tax revenues and the damage that could do to its budget plans.
However it didn't take long for other commentators to seem slightly alarmed at how much prominence the pregnancy was getting.
What they discussed is secret (speculation is that it could also involve manufacturing related to an iTV product), but industry observers believe that Apple must be alarmed in the extreme at the possible loss of intellectual property to Samsung as the result of a Samsung-Sharp equity tie-up.
The smaller states are also alarmed at proposals to cut their voting powers, and to scrap the rotating six-month stints at running the EU presidency that all countries, big and small, currently get.
At a moment when the outcome of our revolution was most in doubt, the father of our nation ordered these words be read to the people: Let it be told to the future world that in the depth of winter, when nothing but hope and virtue could survive that the city and the country, alarmed at one common danger, came forth to meet it.
On learning what the investigation uncovered, the Public Accounts Committee at Stormont wrote to the board stating it was "alarmed" that the rationale for key decisions, including appointment of counsel, was not well documented.
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