91.   As Fiedler points out, they somehow draw us into a complicity, evoking primal guilts and worries about a mutant, shadow self within.

92.   Arnault, however, showed little worry about that prospect.

93.   As a result, Takagi and other economists predicted sales would be sluggish through the summer as consumers worry about smaller paychecks.

94.   At Citizen, there are fewer worries about foreign competition.

95.   At the Kansas City Board of Trade, futures closed higher in choppy trade because of ongoing worry about tight world stocks and prospective export demand.

96.   At times, Nigel said, he cannot enjoy his improvement because of worries about what lies ahead.

97.   At the heart of them were worries about how the character and goals of a US mission might change if and when American troops were attacked or taken hostage.

98.   At the private bakeries still in business, there are worries about how long they can hang on.

99.   Ayres is counseling them to artfully weave vague worries about moral values into more concrete issues like crime and education.

100.   Banks slid half a percent on the week and may continue to tumble next week on worry about the health of the financial industry.