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Landlords have said the reforms would increase the screening of prospective tenants and have spoken of nervousness around what happens when tenancies go wrong.

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One reason for that nervousness is that three-quarters of corporate tax is paid by large U.S. businesses, and revenues have become more concentrated over time.

“There’s a lot of nervousness in the market.”

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Some investors said that their nervousness stems from the high prices of risky assets as much as anything else.

There is certainly a sense of nervousness among the fishermen of Lake Maracaibo.

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