1.   And found new worries for the eventual rematches.

2.   Between the eternal issue of arms reduction and the new worries about loose nukes lies the status quo.

3.   A new worry for U.S. drug enforcement officials is Mexican-made methamphetamine.

4.   But China has recently seemed less receptive to Japanese overtures and has stirred new worries with its own missile testing and warlike talk about Taiwan.

5.   But it has also created some new worries for fans of the Japanese game.

6.   But it raised new worries in an already jittery capital.

7.   But now there is a new worry about exactly how safe this ubiquitous convenience product may be.

8.   But the long fall of the dollar this summer has inflicted losses on these central banks and their taxpayers, giving U.S. policymakers a new worry.

9.   For the Parrishes, every new day can usher in a new worry.

10.   For state fishery officials in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, the growth of catch and release has brought new worries.