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Consumption in Scotland is worryingly high.

The result is some very hard and worryingly hurried choices.

The second week of business, locals say, has been worryingly slow.

The rich world’s nascent recoveries are losing momentum even though joblessness remains worryingly high.

The recent arrest of Yury Lutsenko, a former Ukrainian interior minister, was worryingly Belarusian.

The expanse of water, like several others across the globe, has been reduced to worryingly sparse levels.

Next, more worryingly, came nights when Leonard said he was going home to study and would see her tomorrow.

More worryingly still, many seem to be drawn to partners who look like themselves – so much for "opposites attract".

More worryingly, the project has been accused by sceptical locals of being little more than a "corporate theme park" with many doubting it will be built at all.

But more interesting, those who had been told only that their pets were worryingly heavy also began exercising their pets and themselves.

Its domestic policies were incoherent and unfunded, its foreign policy worryingly anti-American, its members an odd coalition of socialists and exiles from the LDP.

To be sure, technology firms are back in favour with investors, almost worryingly so This mood even extends to internet start-ups

As things stand, GDP has merely rebounded to its level of six months ago, and the recovery looks worryingly short of legs.

Rubbish collection would be reduced. (This is all worryingly close to the New York of the 1970s, when rubbish went uncollected, fire stations closed and police officers were laid off.)

A little girl said Mrs Claus wouldn't be able to wrap the presents because her baby would get in the way and, more worryingly, one claimed a woman would fail because she would 'just get a headache'.

Beyond the Rada, the country is worryingly divided between Yanukovich supporters in the east and south, and those mostly in Kiev and the west who want a more enlightened government.