11.   Policy analysts and prisoner advocates worry that private contractors, like Corrections Corp., will run bare-bones prisons to maximize profits.

12.   Politicians and patient advocates worry that the mayor, facing reluctant buyers, will not be able to protect the health of the poor.

13.   Some consumer advocates worry that the supposed savings may never materialize for many consumers.

14.   The advantages are clear, yet privacy advocates worry that location data could be misused by employers, insurers, retailers, even stalkers.

15.   This makes mental health advocates worry that the policy of community reinvestment will be gutted even further in future Pataki budgets.

16.   With fewer job options and no union protections, worker advocates worry that this work force is vulnerable.

17.   Yet patient advocates worry that the insurers may use genomic information to deny or limit coverage.

18.   Consumer advocates worry the possible merger could lead to higher cable television bills and greater control over programming by cable operators.

19.   Privacy advocates worry that authorities could go on increasingly invasive fishing expeditions.