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If these issues raise uncomfortable questions for Democrats, Clinton has reasons not to be too unsettled.

They were the women voters who turned to the GOP in the past when things got unsettled internationally.

“Things have been pretty unsettled,” said third-year student Joe Pittman.

The details of exactly what Obama would do and how many people stood to get legal status were unsettled.

Unsettled by the reality that the cops can't help them, Oakland residents are hiring private patrols.

The ensuing day the weather was still squally and unsettled.

There is no doubt the Government land unsettled and untouched in this province amounts to 90 per cent.

The comtesse vanished at the end of six months, leaving a board bill unsettled.

These and other unsettled points the following inquiry attempts to make clear.

Last year the great question of the Spanish succession was unsettled, and there was serious danger of a general war.