11.   Many men bring their worries home and take the tension out on their wives.

12.   Normally, a string of Fed rate hikes would bring worries that the central bank was in danger of overdoing the slowdown and could end up with a recession.

13.   Not surprisingly, at times they bring worries from home to the office.

14.   The dollar fell against the yen early Monday as signs of strong U.S. economic growth brought back worries about inflation.

15.   Plans to experiment with rule changes also bring worries.

16.   Speech patterns and word choices notedly different than his title days three years ago bring worries to some, but not to Holyfield.